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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Apr 11, 1894

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The Markets. Frederick Markets: April 10 quotations

Market summaries note dull share speculation with local traders dominating. Philadelphia and New York quotations show fluctuating prices across commodities including flour, wheat, corn, beef, pork, lard, dairy, cheese, eggs, and sheep with varied bids and asks.

New York Philadelphia Ces London Lake Erie We Ity Dei. & Hudson Riladelphia Pennsylvania Mesa Western Dairy Do. Creare New York Dairy Pennsylvanie York Large York End Western

Repeal the Bank Tax Debate Dominates Caucus

Washington April 11 The Democratic caucus adopted resolutions endorsing repeal of the state bank tax with conditions. One hundred two members attended as discussions ranged from unconditional repeal to rider on the Brawley bill. Prominent speakers included Culberson and Cummings with mixed support for timing and terms of repeal.

Washington Brawley Committee On Banking and Currency House Committee On Messrs Strauss, Cummings Dunphy Warner Pigott Conn O'Neill Mass Sibley Cummings N. Y New York Chicago Swanson Williams

Cape City Wreck in North China Sea Toll and Loss

News from the Belgic reports the British barkentine Cape City wrecked in the North China sandbar while en route Che Foo to America. The vessel is a total loss and roughly half the crew perished, including Captain T A Rodney. Also a Bath contractor Peter Fayder killed when a heavy trestle toppled onto him during work at Cressmaan’s coal yards. he was Bath town council president.

China Sea San Francisco Belgic Cape City Chee Foo America T. A. Rodney Betslerem Peter Fayder Bath Cressmaan

New Jersey Elections Show GOP Sweep and City Races

Republican victories swept several cities as New Jersey voted. In Serer City Gevisive Republicans won five of the six aldermen, orange and Belvidere saw Democratic gains in Warren County, and New Brunswick backed Democrats for three council seats. In Philadelphia and Washington, Republican wins extended, with John C. Perdee leading as mayor in Philly and polling boosts in the capital.

New Brunsuees Jersey Cry Serer City Old Beard Sew Orange Warren County Belvidere Board of Freeholders New Brunswick Snton Democracy Furey Backer Barber Philly BG N. JL John C. Perdee

General Slocum Patient Reports Improvement

Dr. Charles Bellows attending General Henry W. Slocum at 465 Clinton Avenue reports the patient is very much improved from pneumonia and stands a fair chance of recovery. Reward Offered for Escaped Prisoners in Greysdeg, Pa. Sheriff McCann posts a $300 reward for capture of the jail escapees led by Pete Mattera.

Slocum BrRooxLynx Charles Bellows Henry W. Slocum Clinton Avenue Greeysedeg Sherif McCann Pete Mattera

Remarkable coat proves bullet proof in experiments

A German tailor Herr Dowe outfits himself and a horse in a bullet proof coat, withstanding rifle shots aimed at them. Tests near Mannheim show bullets embedding in the garment while the wearer remains unharmed. Naval officers foresee possible warship protection and firms seek the invention despite high offers.

Beerers April Europe Herr Dowe Masheim Ther Dowe Dowe Count von Schouwelof Germany Dawe Dove Hero Dove Manheim Bowe

Coin shavers captured in burglary ring

The secret service arrested Jamies L. Wilson and wife and other suspects for shaving gold coins and moving them back into circulation. The gang allegedly stole up to 80 000 to 75 000 in gold, with leader W. F. Shaw still at large. Wilcox, Peck, and others faced hearings, while Wilson and Etta Foster posted bail. A separate report from Albany notes a decisive municipal election: Democratic ticket defeated by a large margin, with Oren E. Wilson elected mayor. Other items cover a prison altercation with Prendergast, a train wreck near Tyner City, and the death of Judge Horace B. Larnham.

Baltimers Aprifit Jamies L. Wilson Secret Service W. F. Shaw AL HR. Peck J. L. Wilcox Ralph Wilcox Shaw Wilcox Chicago Adame Street Miesna James Bound Etta Foster United States Batumory Merich Hark Thane Our Tire Electronn Albaxy I Tiny Manamonitimenu New York Troy West Troy Oren E. Wilson Maror James Rooney

Dixon and the Rosebud in Boston next week

In Boston next week George Dixon plans a spar at a local theater while his rival the Kentucky Rosebud headlines a nearby playhouse. Both discuss fights though Rosebud has lacked backing. reports say money will be put up for both sides on Monday. Admiral Benham retires after forty‑five years of service.

Dixon Rosebud Boston George Dixon Bia Kentucky Rosebud Benham Washington Curacea Venemula New York United States Navy

Deserting Coxey's Army marches on Philadelphia today

Astor Towes Pa April reports Coxey's army of peace overrunning priests on Coxey's road hills and marching into the city at noon with at least two million strong. Desertions and discharges have occurred in recent days as General Coxey faces a crucial test and refuses a perilous Cumberland trip with discordant followers.

Coxey Astos Tows Army of Peace Cumberland Atic

Robbers Attack Express Train Injure Passengers

A Wells Fargo express train on the Rock Island road near Pond Creek, Oklahoma Territory, was stopped by masked robbers who opened fire and blew open a car with dynamite. Messenger Herman fought back, firing and wounding robbers as others fled. some bodies later brought to Pond Creek, suspected Dalton gang members.

Warmen Keble Harmen

Agreement Reached Over Tariff and Postal Bills

The session featured debate on tariff policy including a speech by Senator Loige and a Quay resolution on textile workers in Philadelphia. A post office appropriation bill dominated the day as amendments on postage stamps and subsidies to a southern railroad were discussed, with prospects of the Kyie amendment failing.

Wasiisarox Walcott Loige Quay Mitindelpiia Kyie Corey Washixeton Erie Committee On Education and Lsbor Senate Tee Corey Peffer Surveyor Barr WasnisaTax A. J. Barr Toms Pittsburg

Interesting Mining Statistics From Penn State April Issue

The April bulletin of the mining department at Pennsylvania State College presents summaries from state mine superintendent reports. It notes mining accidents are far more deadly than railroad ones, with one fatality per 609 bituminous workers and one injury per 29 last year. It also cites railroading rates of one death per 100 and one injury per 50.

Byate College Pennsylvania State College Tn Railroad Pennsyvania United States

Fighting in Rio Grande do Sul and allied actions

Dispatches from Rio de Janeiro report heavy fighting in Rio Grande do Sul with an imminent naval battle. Five insurgent warships bombard forts as Brazilian authorities deploy ten warships to engage the rebel fleet. Port Alegre is said to face threats from insurgents aided by Admiral da Gama.

Hraail Bert Rio de Janeiro Rio Grande Do Sul Porto Allegre Admiral da Gama

Work of Death and Local Obituaries in Baltimore

Severn Teackle Weasl, a distinguished Maryland figure, died at 12.20 this morning at his home 215 St Paul Street Baltimore from Brights disease, after grip. Mrs Sullivan, known locally, died suddenly in Washington D C last night. funeral at St Patrick's Church Thursday morning. George Lanner, lay delegate to the BL Conference, died a few days after the event at his Baltimore home.

Carlisle Raymond McFarland Scott McFarland Berpizz Trackle Wallis Severn Teackle Weasils Maryland Bright St. Paul Street Baltimore Grip Sullivan Thomas Sullivan Washington St. Patrick's Church Crimmins EO. Banner George Lanner

In the Law's Grip Bearing Postpone Hearing in Robbery Case

The hearing of Wim Brown, a colored man, charged with robbing two white men while intoxicated, has been postponed to Friday due to a white man pot appearing. After Brown’s arrest, a second man, unnamed and likened to a Wallemaz, was taken to a hotel and left. he has not been heard from. Daisy Schroyer was released by writ of habeas corpus after prior commitment to a reformatory in Baltimore for alleged incorrigibility. The unknown robber who broke into Mrs. George Shoemaker’s residence Monday remains at large.

Miss Pollard Wassington Pit Thompson Congress Kentucky Washington New England Madeline Pollard Calderon Carliste Wim. Brown Brown Wallemaz Daisy Schroyer Baltimore George Shoemaker

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