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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Oct 25, 1900
Page
3
A fragmented OCR passage mentions names such as APNEY, Alfred, A. Ware, Nempcoy and Corstens, with scattered references to locations, dates, and events. The garbled text hints at a wartime or civic record context but lacks coherent facts or a clear incident to summarize.
Ebert and Sons advertises Cream Freezers four quarts at 105 cents, crocks and screens, window screens, grind stones, paint and supplies. Includes 200 pieces of furniture polish, top dressing for furniture, shades, ready mixed paint, graphites for roofs, and guaranteed purity. Offers low prices across housewares and hardware with various color shades.
The Aston bribery cases collapse as juries fail to reach a verdict amid long trials. Prosecutors pressed bribery charges against multiple defendants while defense teams argued lack of evidence and impropriety in procedures. Court proceedings included police guards at a church service and scattered observers.
President Mitchell signaling a possible statement on the United Mine Workers strike in the anthracite region. Delegates from districts 1 7 and 9 meet after union demands and company wage offers, with talks over whether to restart work only if all miners go together.
Conflict between the Philpots and deputies under Sheriff White backed by Felix Davidson allies led to a fatal fight on Monday with Davidston and David Philpot dead and several others wounded on both sides.
The Wyoming valley coal strike escalates as washeries halt and coal banks close. Strikers drive off workers and threaten violence while unions push for settlement from Hazieten. Wilkesbarre, Macanaqua, and Miners Mills near standstill as trains and power supplies suffer. Edward Mocus stock steals platinum at Johns Hopkins as Roy McClintock faces arrest in Baltimore.
The article recounts Mr. Bryan's Wilmington address and a Q A session with John P. Nields, detailing Bryan’s responses on Philippines policy. He argues for a quick stable government and prompt independence, with a continued protectorate only as needed, and criticizes Republican embezzlement versus his own stance on law enforcement.
Speaker Bryan challenges Republican plans touching a 100000 strong standing army and U S expansion in the Philippines. He asks if Filipinos become citizens or subjects, warns against selling Americans, and defends past American protection without direct domination while stressing noninterference costs. He cites 75 years of Central and South American protection as proof.
A scrambled 1890 census note states California population as 485032 and mentions telephonic links set to England and Belgium by Feb 1. It reports Galveston storm salvage, a Newport News preacher’s death, Georgia Governor Candler seeking a legislature call, and a medical ointment claim for itching piles with testimonials.
Paterson New Jersey October 25 Chief Grant has traced the source of knockout drops used on Jennie Bossthieter and says a drug clerk will testify to purchasing chloroform by McAlister and saloonkeeper Saale. Schulthorpe the hackman confesses in detail, aiding conviction, while the trio face charges under the 1898 statute. Roosevelt reception at Madison Square Garden to feature mass singing with 125000 song copies and 306 trained singers plus 50 bands. Germany’s Richthofen named foreign minister hailed by diplomatic corps. Three killed at Harrington Park crossing as Ja1t Herring and housekeeper Elza Brann killed by express train.
The article reports on a proposed pension fund for railroad employees of the Pennsylvanian line east of Pittsboro. It estimates 12,000 to 15,000 workers would be included, aligning with the existing system in the Pennsylvania route, and seeks to establish the fund yesterday.
Bank examiner compiles findings on Alvord thefts estimated around seven hundred thousand dollars over five years. Detectives guard the Mount Vernon home as property is attached. Bank officials blame missing funds on embezzlement tied to drafts and clearing house entries while speculation swirls about Wall Street losses and a possible suicide by Alvord.
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