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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

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Aug 11, 1893

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Real estate and business listings in Frederick area

MRAL ESTATS AGENT offers stocks bonds and mortgages for sale or purchase on commission at his office in the Insurance Building Frederick. Also listed are a first class dwelling for sale near West Patrick Street with ten rooms, a limestone farm of 223 acres, and iron ore prospects. Contact Mr Strider or visit on premises for prices and details.

Snd Desser Itera Insurance Building Frederick, Ac Edit Sient A. W. Strider Callat

Warehouse for Sale Reels In Buyer Offers

AE Agent advertises sale of the shoe factory building with fittings and Bailey items. The three-story structure includes an elevator spanning the building. East Street frontage 206 feet and East Second Street frontage 42 feet. Property to be sold in 60 days at a low figure with easy terms. Call office.

Baileys Belo Eere Punt Revnee Ie Pe East Street East Second Street

Elegant Braddock country residence for sale or rent

For sale or rent a handsome country residence belonging to John B. Williams of Frederick County located at Braddock three miles west of Frederick on the National Pike. The property includes a barn, a tin outbuilding, and a creamery adjacent to the turnpike. For particulars call at the office.

John BE. Williams Braddock Frederick

President to Vacation at Buzzard's Bay and Washington Updates

President Cleveland plans to depart Washington this afternoon for Buzzard's Bay with possible Secretary Lamont joining his family in Sorrento Maine. He has cleared a heavy workload by signing many recess appointments and pardons before leaving, stating no public timetable for departure.

WestIneroy Clive ‘Lang Washington Buzzard’s Bay Lamont Sorrento Congress Cleveland Gray Gables Senate

Neal chosen by Ohio Democrats for governor race

Lawrence T. Neal wins the Ohio Democratic nomination after a disunited opposition, entering on the first ballot and prompting a swift but orderly nominating process. Colonel William A. Taylor is named lieutenant governor as tariff reform becomes the party’s campaign rallying cry.

Lawrence T. Neal Ohio Democracy Neal William A. Taylor Columbus Pacific United Press McKinley Ohio Republican Party

Five Acre Milwaukee Fire Destroys Buildings

Five acres of buildings burned in Milwaukee causing an estimated loss of 125000 dollars. The notice mentions resignations of patent office examiners and new postmasters appointed in New Jersey and Maple. The schooner Helen Blum with twenty five crew members drowned near the Geminoaki islands in the Pacific.

Fie Milwaukee Patent Office New Jersey Maple R. B. Wilson New Durham A. J. Kittle Pennsgrove D. ¥. Summerill Helen Blum Geminoaki Islands Pacific

RAILROADERS AGREE ON New Lehigh Valley Concessions

Easton Pa Aug 1 The conference between VP Voorhees and Lehigh Valley officials yielded gains for engineers and other crews. Pay scales set at 2.70 daily first half year rising to 3.25 after, yard and mine engineers at 3.00. No suspension without cause and compensation for lost time, no more than twenty hours on a trip unless washout or wreck. Telegraph offices hours capped at ten or twelve, with seniority favored where equal.

Lehigh Valley Eastox Voorhees Bethlehem Hmit

No Agreement Yet on Silver Bill Fight Divides House

In Washington Aug l1 the House remains split between pro and anti silver camps with two wings unable to reach a compromise on how to proceed with the silver question. Conferees from both sides meet in vain while Secretary Carlisle and others confer. The Populists split over a 2 to 1 ratio proposal, the anti silver group pushes for a repeal of the Sherman purchasing clause and free coinage at a ratio to be decided. A two week discussion plan is sketched but no accord is reached. In Caracas a claimed revolution plotting ring is reported under arrest in Bogota and other cities.

Senate Washington House Committee On Rules Itconaists Cathwaite McMitten Lixcesvere Aug James AL Walker C Wysor Hugh Shott Norfolk and Western Railroad Pulaski City General Walker Wyser Walker Wysor Wrysor Wasninetox House of Representatives Tommittees Piay Acti-Silver Bourke Cochran Bland Boatner Culberson Bryan Bailey Bankhead Oates Lane Cochran Tracy Harter Hayner Catchings Lapham Geissenbainer Coombs Fitch Wilson Owen John Dewitt Warner Carlisle Capitol Rayner Crisp Cothran McMillan Treasury Department George F. Washburn National Committee of the People’s Party Wert Pop Wists Washburn

Welcome of Aberdeen as Canada's new governor general outlined

Ottawa prepares for the arrival and installation of the Earl and Countess of Aberdeen. Ceremonial details include a military turnout, oath by Chief Justice Sir Samuel Henry Strong, and a grand Parliament Hill reception. The Gothic Parliament buildings cost 4.6 million dollars with a 1 000 seat chamber, and the library houses about 100 600 volumes.

Lord Aberdeen Canada Ottawa Dominion Parliament Hill Aberdeen Tweedmouth Lady Aberdeen Eari Eari and Countess of Aberdeen Quebec Halifax Senate Samuel Henry Strong Supreme Court of Canada Ruffies Dreas Queen Victoria Earl of Aberdeen House of Commons White Taiway McPherson Parliament Hall Rideau Hall Government House Uberty Feuste H. R.H Prince of Wales Library of Parliament

Trial transcript covers Shanon murder case and mercury poisoning

On August 10 the Shanon murder trial enters its third day with Professor Theodore G Wortley of Philadelphia testifying on toxicology and chemistry findings. Mercury was found in Shann’s brain and kidneys, no arsenic detected, while Henry Cornwall of Princeton analyzed remains and noted mercury everywhere. Witnesses describe medical examiner tests, potential undertaker contamination, and a nurse’s accounts of medicine given to John Shann.

Trenton Shanon Theodore G. Wortley Philadelphi University of Pennsylvania Young Shawn Cantwell Wormley Henry B. Cornwall Princeton College Young Shann Shann Carrie Atk Cole Mra Shang John Meier Mobel Shann Rann Heroelt Wiliam Bartillo

Baseball Yesterday and Moonshine Seizure Highlight Mixed News

Yesterday's baseball scores show scattered results across leagues with multiple games in progress or completed. A moonshine operation was seized in Rock Castle county, with 300 gallons of mash and 45 gallons of capacity beer destroyed by authorities.

Louisvills Regents Hasard Rock Castle County Randall Brush Creek

Stock and Produce Markets Closesteady mixed gains

Closing quotations from New York and Philadelphia show a general price advance with steadier activity. Reports cover staples from flour to wheat and rye, with dairy, butter, cheese, and eggs indicating modest shifts and cattle, hogs, and sheep markets reflecting mixed, firmer, or steady trends across regional stations.

New York Philadelphia Ken Young Moss- Lehigh Valley Pennsylvania G.t Central West Shore Lake Bried& WL Jaresy Cen MYVE Ne— del & Hudrea Ui Genestal City City Mills Oetebar Suge Mfc Htc PmiLapetrain York Dairy Western BaltiMore

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