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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Sep 27, 1899
Page
1
A fragmented hardware advert lists lawn mowers binders twine tires paints varnishes brushes and related supplies. It mentions durable hardware items and household tools with pricing hints and multiple brand names, though many words are garbled.
Admiral George Dewey reaches New York aboard the Olympia amid a triumphant reception plan. The crew reports typhoid cases, while officials and veterans arrange a ceremonial welcome, with Dewey preferring a discreet stay aboard to avoid political entanglements.
The unrest in Havana and surrounding areas raises alarm as military authorities enforce order to prevent strikes amid labor tensions. Reports describe protests, patrols, and a government warning urging calm and adherence to law while safeguarding property and public services.
A tangled report traces a bold figure dubbed a Napolean of Finance amid chaotic estate dealings and shifty deals. It notes legal pressure, contested inheritances, and the shifting fortunes of bankers and merchants across Philadelphia New York and Washington with hints of a looming financial upheaval.
The readable text mentions age progress programs and various powders and remedies with dubious endorsements. It references a Walter in Denver and a Walter Croinedt style name, plus a stray address on Markar Street. The overall meaning is unclear due to garbled OCR.
Fragmented report outlines a dispute between the Transvaal government and British officials over suzerainty and the franchise question. It notes debates within the Transvaal authorities, the role of the high commissioner, and the aim to settle franchise terms while maintaining relations with Great Britain.
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