29 Oct 1883
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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Oct 29, 1883
Page
1
Public notices outline four line ads at 25 cents weekly with longer rates for more lines. The advertisement mentions carpet shop offerings, street addresses, and delivery terms at North Market Street and nearby areas. Listings reference various vendors, prices, and services with an emphasis on local commerce and street names.
Classified fragment shows a for sale notice with attention or wanted listing. Details are incomplete but indicates an ad style notice common in local newspaper pages. Further readable facts are not present to identify product, price, or seller.
In a period piece advertisement tone the text extols Elec ting Bitters as the quick cure for malaria liver and general debility priced at fifty cents a bottle from Garrett and Steele. A playful dialogue about a child and doll appears beside the ad copy.
A disjointed article reports a panther stampede across rivers and fields injuring livestock and people, followed by a separate dispatch about an extensive Apache raid in northern Mexico. Geronimo leads Apache operations near Casas Grande with Mexican forces withdrawing under pressure.
The report details a violent incident where Gossett shot and killed a man after a confrontation with Ras and Conti. Deputies, led by the investigating officer, arrested the suspect Cuffey shortly after the homicide.
Troy N Y Oct 27 David Adams aged sixty five died yesterday at Pat Center White Creek Washington county. It is alleged he starved to death. Fifteen thousand dollars in securities were found hidden in his house and his relatives are looking for 120000 more His wife was starved at death ten years ago.
An October dispatch from Madrid reports the Circles Battalion guarding the Ministerial building was abruptly replaced by fresh troops and subsequently disarmed. The battalion faced suspicion of revolutionary aims and potential treason within the ranks.
NEW YORK October 27 Charles Pardee a Batavia farmer was arrested at a hotel on a sheriff’s telegraph warrant charging him with amy eluding. He had left his home after a flight with a young Welua, gossip hints only darkened details. Police forced entry to arrest him. Pardee to be taken to Batavia for exam.
In a crowded Inn race in Canada Irvine knocked an Indigenous rider down and severely injured him by stamping on his wrist. The Injured man regained his feet and finished first by five yards in 55 minutes, though fainting at the finish. Spectators numbered in the thousands with heavy betting on Irvine.
Hurri Oct 27 reports a nationalist meeting near Loughrea Galway proclaimed while another slated near Belleck Fermanmih triggers Orangemen alarm and a Castle Lyon Cork gathering also proclaimed amid tensions.
New York reports the steam ship Fulda arrived from Europe with 102000 pounds in gold bars for the British Bank of North America and 40000 pounds for L Von Hoffman and Co. plus 615000 francs for Heidelbach Ickelheimer and Co. The shipment underscores strong European monetary flows into the city.
Rochester report finds more body parts in the Erie canal in the city’s east side. The hacked and cut up corpse is believed to be a canal boat captain's wife. A quarrel sparked the killing and the fragments were dumped to sink.
Cuatlanauga Tenn Oct 27 Spiritualists of the South after a string of daily meetings have completed a pert organization with Samuel Watson D D of Memphis elected leader and the town named as Southern headquarters The literature of Spiritualists will be distributed across the South from this city A Southern Camp meeting association will also be organized in Cuatlanauga
The submarine cable conference signed a draft convention for protecting telegraph cables. French minister M Cochery said treaties could sanction it within three months. War time protection remains to be discussed diplomatically.
Eastox Pennsylvania October report on a suspected horse thief completing the nineteenth day of a hunger strike. He complains of stomach pains and weakness and is disturbed nightly by corridor noise. Pulse recorded at 65 this morning. For Siberia, exiles revolt and escape attempts rise. many recaptured, some fleeing Bachalien island.
A press used for printing nihilst periodicals was found at the Marie Institute in Moscow. Two female teachers have been arrested in connection with the publication.
October 26 report says Mrs and Mr Williams were found slain at their former home near Wanseon. A man named Jolncon was arrested, with Williams' watch recovered in connection to the case.
Viensa October 27 reports seven of thirteen defendants in the Southern Croatia rising case convicted. Sentences range from one week to one year in prison.
A colored woman left her baby at home. ants crawled into the child's ears eyes and mouth while alone. She returned to find the infant dead shortly after. Authorities reported the tragedy near Columbia Florida.
Cholera panic grips Alexandria as passengers from European ports return without landing. Authorities say the epidemic will not last long, though fears linger among the public.
Bern reports warnings to emigrants not to buy United States trade dollars imported into Germany. The coins are trading at face value but only worth 87 cents. Also note suspension of Anchor Line service after Furnessia sails from Liverpool on October 31, with winter halt between Liverpool and New York.
The President designates Thursday November 29 as a day of national thanksgiving. He urges reflection on divine blessings, rest from labor, and worship to show gratitude for health harvests peace and liberty. Signed in Washington October 26, 1883 by Chester A Arthur and Secretary Frederick T Frelinghuysen.
The article notes fraud evolves with technology as business shifts from post to telephone. A Birmingham clerk allegedly pioneered this method by impersonating his employer to obtain funds, using the master’s voice to request a loan and to send for money. The piece highlights forged telegrams and prior imprisonments as part of his犯罪 history.
Florida orchards report heavy rains causing oranges to burst and fall from trees. Weather conditions disrupt picking and may affect harvest timelines. Local growers monitor charts and forecasts for drought relief and yield impact.
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