03 Aug 1893
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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Aug 03, 1893
Page
1
The notice describes cutting and clearing as the sale proceeds at OEHM'S ROME HALL with a vast stock of suits. It promises readiness to catch lower prices and declares two grouptps of 2,500 choice suits available for closeout.
An advertisement touts a selection of 1,000 suits priced with a $9.50 enticement for buyers to choose from durable fabrics and reliable construction. The offer also highlights fast delivery with a stated price near $12,325.
An advertisement offers 1500 finest suits for men and youth and ladies fine strays, with prices up to 25. It lists sizes and fabrics and directs readers to samples and measurement blanks at 1 West Baltimore Street and 2706 00th Charles Street, Baltimore Maryland. Roasted to Death reports a Texan blaze killing an inmate and others.
The item presents a garbled assemblage of reports including cotton prices in Ozark, a dispatch from a government Radicals group, a state senate decision in Indiana, a missionary miner sailing from San Francisco, and a mythic summer serpent seen in Michigan and Canada. Notable names include M J Dowling and The Star Farmer editor, with unclear context and damaged phrasing.
An August convention denounces gold monometalism and calls for restoring free coinage of silver at old ratios. Speakers including Governor Waite of Colorado and Senator Sherman foes urge immediate policy action. bankers and Treasury voices face sharp applause and protest during the session.
James J. Corbett and manager William A. Brady arrived in New York to prep for a bout with Mitchell. Corbett plans training in Asbury Park after a few days in the city and insists the fight should be at Coney Island if possible.
Senators and representatives discuss the Sherman Act, silver policy, and finance committee actions as caucuses approach. The talks center on substitute measures, currency confidence, bankers’ influence, and possible free coinage of silver amid heavy political maneuvering.
In Parliament Sir Edward Grey said the Bangkok blockade was lifted and doubts arose over France and Britain's handling of Siam. Sir Richard Grey defended the government as negotiations continued. Critics warned France had acted arbitrarily and breached pledges, while Curzon urged stronger foreign office action. The report follows a Philadelphia shooting affray and other local incidents including a fatality and a baby tragedy in Wilkes-Barre with a new World editor installed in New York.
A sweeping upheaval at the city exposition sees Judge Stein ruling against gate closures and disciplining directors. The finance board resigns after clashes with administration, pledges to cut expenses, with daily costs cited around 15 000 dollars. The story also notes a denial from Washington on a rumor involving Archbishop Corrigan and Dr Burtsell.
Yesterday's baseball results from the National League include New York and Brooklyn. Market closing quotations reflect Philadelphia and New York exchanges with uneven gains and price moves. Cattle hogs and sheep prices are listed for Philadelphia Buffalo and Reading markets with notable firming in some categories.
Aug 3 New York The High Court decision by Chief Justice Sir Friderck Jeune from London compels a Church of England minister to reveal confessional confidences, prompting church leaders including Lisbop Kease to condemn the ruling as eroding sacred secrecy.
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