11 Apr 1892
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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Apr 11, 1892
Page
1
The readable fragments reference real estate agents stocks bonds and mortgages. Names and places are unclear, but imply a financial or property focus with scattered mentions of agents and markets. The content remains incomplete and reads as a jumble of terms.
For sale a house and land owned and occupied by Mr A. me with two acres of land and improvements. The property lies with fruit trees and is a ten minute walk from the city. For particulars call at my home.
Six acres of land adjoining the Lyoch extension to Frederick and adjoining the property of J F Stine and George H Riser. Property is well suited for market gardening. For particulars call at r.
Property description near Frederick with nine acres of land, brick houses two stories, bank barn, other outbuildings, water and cigar rights, belonging to the estate of the late Taano Roiok. Agent offers a bargain to buyers interested in purchase.
Fragmentary text describes bonds, purchase on commission, and an insurance building in Frederick Maryland. Ambiguous names and garbled phrases obscure concrete facts or events.
A survey by Civil Engineer Cork for a Cumberland to Hagerstown route connects the West Virginia Central and Western Maryland lines. Chief Engineer Parsons has secured his corps to begin the project. Frederick town notes director election results with M E K Doll N D Hower Jas M Hood and others elected to the board. Real estate transfer lists Col Charles F E Trall subdivides land in Baker's Valley and Fraton and Granville Thomas hold 34 acres valued at 1774.
Eyewitness account describes Anastay's death by guillotine at a prison platform. Officials and eight witnesses watched as executioner Deibler and assistants prepared the condemned man, who maintained a composed demeanor before the blade. The article details the procession, the Abbe Valadin's embrace, the drop of the lunette, and the blood staining the apparatus.
The American lieutenant Hetherington was acquitted of the murder of Mr. Kolin at Yokohama after a consular court trial. A report cites Rear Admiral Belknap approving a near confession while Hetherington’s case concludes the matter under military jurisdiction. In other disjointed items, Dr. Artaud and Dr. Pierce dispute ends in a fatal shooting at Lake Providence, and Howard J. Schneider is convicted of murder in Washington.
The Democratic gathering in April convenes at the Commonwealth with state leaders Wright and Harrity, Philadelphia delegates, and anti Cleveland factions. Randall forces clash for control as younger party members anticipate key congress and state donors attending. Pattison and Cleveland camps influence the platform and candidacy.
In Bovina Ma on April 11 two masked burglars attacked pensioners John Daly a 70 year old man and Olivia McDowell an elderly widow. They pistol threatened demanded money beat Daly tied him gagged and ransacked rooms searching for cash finding only small change. McDowell was beaten bound and tossed to a corner before the intruders fled.
Reports note General Charles M Hiedd's death in Wrights City and details of his early life and war service. Other items describe a Johnson County cattle rustling chase, a fatal fall at Kingston involving Captain Mick Jaton, a speech event in New York with notable officials, a large fire destroying Big Sandy flouring mills, and unemployment impacts from Pawetets UncruTeal works closure.
Reports from Lancashire and Yorkshire recount miner and cotton workers resisting employers. A wage-reduction threat looms as unions pressure for a 1.7 and 1.9 percent cut, while a general wage policy debate unfolds. Parallel violence includes a Virginia lynching and political shifts in Ohio and Denham.
Mary M Knauf died at the residence of Mrs M Ward on B eo 0 Avenue on Saturday evening about o clock nearing her 70th year. Funeral today at 4 o clock and interment at Mt Wilvel Cemetery. Laura A Glyens colored aged six years six months died at her parents East Fourth street home. Funeral tomorrow at 2 40 p m with The Hon Fleus officiating. Interment Greenmount Cemetery.
Brief items announce a veterans hall meeting at their home on Bight street and a Frederick company meeting to appoint a new plant manager. Other entries list band programs, Easter preparations, and church or choir rehearsals for the week. Also noted are Easter Sunday plans, meat products promotions, and a local election district narrative.
The article details Senate and House maneuvers over the exclusion bill with key figures like Brown of Georgia and Wilson of Iowa opposing or supporting. It notes efforts to limit debate, the possibility of a direct popular vote for United States senators, and scheduled business for the coming week including the naval and sundry civil appropriations. It also mentions related discussions on treaties, Chinese exclusion, and the governance of public safety.
Local notices report Noah Miller marrying at Gates Wed and Miller family moving from Vale Torb. Murato Fler removed to Brederlok work and 85 Mr. 0. Dotterer now at Prince in Brederlok. Dr Sayterr’s case involves rheumatism and relocation to Mechantestegris. Tennin Werting mentioned in past events with Iy Wes. Caver and Cast now at York Road. Miller family relocated to Vale Torb with plans for cremation and residence changes.
A fragmented Carroll County notice details individuals Rider Bonsack and others, their travel and alleged relationships, with references to a political gathering in Westminster and a large Easter Monday event. It lists military figures, local delegates, and a slate of organizations, inns, and attendees, hinting at courtship and civic activities of the era.
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