04 Sep 1889
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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Sep 04, 1889
Page
1
Pure baking powder guaranteed free from ammonia alum lime phosphate or adulteration. Ensures light white biscuits muffins pastry and more. Grocers urged to refund purchase if not satisfactory and as represented. For sale by first class grocers in cans only.
New York papers report Inspector Byrnes charging Mrs Swinton Joshua Siann and Eva Steele with a baby fraud and forced marriage plot tied to the Hamilton scandal. He claims a midwife provided a deceitful infant for Hamilton to legitimize, while multiple alleged conspirators were jailed awaiting further disclosures.
A conservative gathering in Boston organized to oppose Lt. Col. J. Q. Brackett, with delegates credentialed for a temperance mission. Resolutions outlined the campaign aims including prohibiting liquor traffic and promoting moral work. speakers included Fosdyck, Faxon, Mears, and Jubreen.
A North Carolina land purchase plan aims to house the Indians led by Geronime in peace. Secretary Proctor has not yet answered. A conference of postal rail and mail superintendents discussed service improvements. Murat Halstead’s 60th birthday was celebrated by his partner. Gladstone was warmly welcomed at Boulogne. Irish mackerel fisheries failed. The Catholic Young Men's National Union held its 15th annual convention in Providence. Judge J. W. Judd of Utah district court submitted his resignation to President Harrison. Sedana battle anniversary observed in Germany. A Florida man, 3. 3. Perry, died by suicide drinking strychnine with whisky. he was white and lived with a mulatto woman for twenty years. Secretary Tracy will miss the launch of the new cruiser Philadelphia at Cramp & Sons. Barker, Mon, was completely destroyed by fire.
London dispatches report John Burns and strike leadership resisting concessions amid dockyard blockades and shipowners’ offers. German socialists fund the strikers. London fears governance collapse if demands aren’t met. Other items note Parnell’s stance on an Irish Catholic university, a Jack the Ripper scare, and regional political updates.
The letter from Joan M Langston of Virginia announces his intention to support the Republican candidate for the First district seat in Congress. Langston states his duty to uphold Republican principles and asks fellow Virginians to unite behind the party’s standard.
Harrisburg Sept 4. Delegates from Allegheny threaten to disrupt the Democratic state convention by bolting to nominate Pat Foley for state treasurer if the party sticks with E. A. Bigler of Clearfield. Bigler, 30, son of ex governor William Bigler, is tipped as the nominee with strong support from leaders.
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