28 Sep 1889
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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Sep 28, 1889
Page
1
The Berlin press mocks American statesmanship amid dockers strikes and labor dissension. Reports from Mainz Mainz Loxpox London Philadelphia and Chicago note dockyard tensions and political comment. News covers German and American officials including Mr Ed wards and Minister Phelps with labor unrest and public safety updates.
The sepulchral notes recount the funeral of Quartermaster Gen. Lewis Perrine with pallbearers named including George A. Hinkes and Maj. dames So Yard. Also listed are attendees from state and judicial circles, and remarks on memorials and university fellowships. Separate notices report a storm marriage denial and a missing couple, the Palgrave sailing ship cargo record, Salvation Army efforts in Argentina, a fire destroying ice houses at Silver Lake, weather steady, and various local incidents.
An chaotic, fragmentary summary recalls political intrigue and legal shifts as figures like Red Nosed Mike and Chirache face investigations. stories touch Franco era scandals, North Carolina land policy debates, and a Pittsburgh steel works accident with heroics. Mentions Gov. Fowle, Senator Betts, and ex representatives amid legal moves and public notices.
A broad market summary from Philadelphia outlines price movements in wheat, wool, iron and steel, copper, and coal. It notes futures activity and supply concerns, with volumes and regional quotes from Pittsburgh Chicago and Philadelphia. It also records a local poisoning incident and the death of Gen Thomas Zulick, linking the news to commerce and regional leadership.
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