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Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Aug 19, 1893

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Real estate offers flood Frederick area properties for sale

W L Parsons real estate agent advertises stock and mortgage transactions at his office in the Insurance Building Frederick Maryland. He promotes the Burucker confectionery store on Market Street with full shop fittings and stock and mentions a sale of a farm of 223 acres near Harper's Ferry with limestone rock iron ore and manganese and potential dairy use. Also offers a Fractory building with shafting and elevator on East Street and a grand country residence of John S Williams at Braddock with 36 acres and a 10 story mansion for sale or rent.

Futon Insurance Building Frederick, Md Burecker Confectioners Market Street Burucker Mr. Borucker Baltimore S. W. Strider Harper's Ferry Schoo Price Strider the & Fratory East Street East Second Street Penn. RK John Willams Braddock Frederick Nike Jaceiet

Towing Race at Newport Ends in Delay and Harbor Tow

A windy Newport race sees the cup defender Colonia briefly lead before Skipper Hank Hart’s Vigilant overtakes on the second leg. A sudden breeze shift aids Vigilant, and the fleet is towed into harbor by 5 39 p m. The race resumes this afternoon as the fleet faces disqualification.

Tuzs Newport Fnan Brentons Howat

Debate Over Behring Sea Sealing Rights and Policy Shifts

A lengthy analysis argues that international actions restricting pelagic sealing near Behring Sea threaten U S sovereignty and prestige. It contends Anglo American enforcement erodes U S rights to protect seals, criticizes imposed limits, and predicts loss of valuable claim and participation in outer waters.

Upi St. George United States Alaskan Great Britain Seal Fe Christendom Thi Au England Ansbods Behring Sea Nds Ala Behrinz Sea Lenag

Washington Marksmen Win at Batts in Interstate Match

In a spirited contest at the Batts range the District of Columbia team defeated New Jersey to win the interstate team match. In the Hilton trophy event only New Jersey and DC competed, DC prevailing 1.056 to 1.020, while a PennsylvanIa showdown also yielded a 1.056 score for their team.

Washington District of Columbia New Jersey Washington Lors Pennsylvan

Hollywood grand national handicap pigeon match result

The event held yesterday featured fifty birds per shooter. Thompson of Philadelphia won five money by breaking forty eight targets while Fred Hoey took second with forty five. Captain Money and F S Pace shared third after each breaking forty two. Thompson achieved a remarkable run of twenty eight birds in a row.

Philadelphian Ton Thompson Philadelphia Fred Hoey Captain Money Pace Thornson

Death by own act shocks town in August report

Mrs. Mar, wife of Peter Parsi, a dye house boss, died after poisoning herself. The incident at Crew's sick mill involved administering poison and a later relapse after matches and water intoxication. Police investigation follows.

Patrasox Mar Peter Parsi

Officer Fatal Mistake Report Leads to Investigation

Fragmentary OCR notes describe an officer involved incident with Frank Barton and Officer McPhee. The garbled text references gunfire and multiple shots, mentioning a CATTAYS man and Warsimenp, suggesting a fatal or critical event under inquiry. Further readable names include Barton and McPhee.

Frank Barton Carhr McPhee Cattays Warsimenp Fred

Shot During Arrest Ends in Fatal Wounding

Police report shows Officer Fred fatally wounded Vincent near Sixth and Hickory as the assailant resisted arrest at a Sacred Heart convent lawn. Prohibitionists in Iowa discuss organizing a straight Prohibition party after the Republican convention stance. North Carolina reports an abundant fruit crop with above average quality this season.

Fred Vincent Corner Sixth Hickle Sacred Heart Convent North Carolinas Rarelia N. C North Carolina Sears

Senate and House Debates on Finance and Silver Policy

In St Louis on Aug 19 committees of the unemployed gathered at the Union depot seeking work. The Senate Finance Committee discussed bimetallism and the silver purchasing clause with speakers from Massachusetts New York New Jersey and South Carolina debating free coinage and par value. A night session continued the discussion highlighting internal improvements and national defense funding.

Hietons New York Walhalla Hall Senate Magarity Emilio Iere Ll Bs United States Everett Massachusetts Fuedge Mexare Haines New Jersey Amt Talvert South Carolina Washington St. Lore Union Depot St Louis Wesnington

Diamond and society links in muffled reports

The article hints at a May 4 event with five officials tied to the Mescharo Gutlaw Enpe case and mentions Mrs Charles T Yerkes and a diamond valued around two thousand dollars. It also references a World’s Fair star getting new residence and a possible public case involving Cordage officials in New York with charges and decrees forthcoming.

Charles T. Yerkes Ttis Yerkes

Fire destroys sixteen dwellings on Cooper Street

A blaze on Cooper Street destroyed sixteen dwellings inhabited by tenants including Joseph Miler. Firefighters arrived quickly but homes were already heavily damaged. Investigators search for the cause as residents assess losses.

Joseph Miler Cooper Street Willams Thauch Cerera Jim

Bandwin Locomotive works lay off workers amid stringency

Last night shops at Bandwin Locomotive works were laid off due to Toomer stringency and lack of orders. The manager warns this signals a broader reduction in force with 360 of the workforce to be unemployed for an indefinite period. Tyson faces charges of raising a note from 174 to 475 while on bail for other crooked transactions.

Bandwin Locomotive Works Coleone Tyson A. Harvey Tyson

In the Jury's Hands Trial of Mrs Shann Confronts Death of Son

The trial features Prosecutor Stockton attacking Mrs Shann who nursed her dying son Jathze Abbott as Sen Vanderbilt recounts her defense. He argues her conduct was natural under the circumstances, noting she mistook strangers as insurance officers and did not cry out. The jury hears vibrant testimony about the son's illness and deaths, while the prosecution urges a verdict of guilt. Separately a report notes an explosion wrecking a freight locomotive near Rokobel, killing three railroad workers and tearing tracks.

X Tv Shay Qaeer Mes Shann Mabel Vanderbilt Hirs Flo State Iin Vanderbil Rophard

Sensational breach of promise suit vs Kentucky congressman

Miss Madeline V Pollard of Louisville sues W C P Breckinridge a longtime Kentucky congressman alleging she met him in 1884 when 17 and that their affair produced two children while he remained married. She claims he promised marriage after his wife’s death but wed Louise Wing instead. The case highlights a public figure facing a breach of promise suit amid a high profile political life.

Kentucky W.C. P. Breckinridge Madeline V. Pollard Louishire Miss Pollard Breckinridge Wesleyan Female Institute of Cincinnati Cincinnati Breckin Mr. Breckinridge Misa Pollard Air Breckinridge Miss Polard Sven Louise Wing Louisville Uhe House of Representatives Lexington Blue Grass Robert J. Breckinridge John C. Breckinridge Louisville Counter-journal Washington

NUGGITS OF Kapur and local pension record in Moes

A garbled news snippet references Kapur and a local pension, detailing a monthly allowance and a sports note claiming a world record improvement of 292 5. The wording is fragmentary with several garbled phrases and misread names, but mentions a town, a library, and a completed project.

Kapur Orenis Sophia Artmscon Gofering Pasion Scott Amquet Coutth For & Curnes Generah Bcagita Ash Deus Coie Aecaine

Finance and Trade Amid Slow Recovery Signals

Finance and trade show cautious progress as banks increase circulation slightly and business pushes ahead without waiting for Washington signals. Industry shrinks persist with iron and textiles cutting output, while rail earnings rise modestly and stock markets trend down amid weak crop prospects and cautious lending.

Signe Washington Dun & Co Herselves Wickington Liotal Ateie Wall Street Pittsburg New England Parkev York Sud Northern Pacific Catton Petstanding Reates Taan Tt Bell Lre New York Tarim

Weattane Faght Fatality and Cholera Update

A murky tale reports a fatal incident at the Weattane Faght with a man named Michael Kermeski among the injured. In Italy, a cablegram from Surgeon Young in Naples notes improved cholera conditions as of August 19, with the Surgeon General’s inquiry response.

Italy Wrman Young Naples

Reinstatement Talk for Father Treacy in Church

Father Treacy seeks reinstatement after years of exile amid past disputes with Bishop O Farrill of Creatos. Intervening church authorities may allow him to resume priestly duties after confinement and travel abroad. The article also notes third trial timelines and a street assault case involving actor Rus. and police officer Curtis, with details of a footpad incident and arrest.

Tarary Sis Burl Sb. J. Aue B A Treacy O'Farrvil Creatos Treacy Stathik Phen Curtis

Dr Carl Peters Arrives to Attend Ethnological Congress

Dr Carl Patera, famed African explorer, lands aboard the steamship Buerst Bismarck in Festarm May. He plans to attend the ethnological congress in Chi esgo later this month and travels to Washington Chicago Yellowstone Park and California before three months in the country. Farmers in Chester County suffer drought as Brandywine and Chester creeks run low and corn is fed directly to stock. Endiar Apoe trial concludes with a verdict of not guilty for State Leader Theata Bord in Hamilton County.

Carl Peters A & Amy Carl Patera Rome Chiesge Montay Washington Chicago Yellowstone Park California West Uterna Aug Chester County Brandywine Chester Endiar Apoe Theata Bord Namilton Charces Treal Au Cromreu Todr

Barn Burned by Lightning in Deyles Town

In Deyles town a lightning strike leveled a large barn belonging to Waltlige Dunyan, destroying season’s crops and farming machinery. In CHAMBEIGBERG Judge Stewart declines to allow his name at the Republican state convention. In BOAVINIA the US steamer Philadelphia is ordered to proceed to Lincolnlun to relieve the Boston.

Waltlige Dunyan Deylestons Towm Stewart Chambeigberg Rowe Boavinia United States Philadelphia Callao Peru Lionoluln Boston

Baseball results from yesterday across major cities

Yesterday several games were played with mixed results. Louisville defeated Baltimore 8 to 7 in Baltimore while Chicago beat Washington 7 to 3 in Washington. St Louis beat Philadelphia 3 to 0 in St Louis. Brooklyn defeated Cincinnati in Brooklyn. New York won over Cleveland 12 to 5 in New York. Scranton routed York 18 to 8 in Scranton. Providence edged Buffalo 10 to 9 in Providence. Albany beat Wilkes-Barre 4 to 2 in Albany. Easton defeated Harrisburg 3 to 2 in Easton. Allentown defeated Johnstown in Allentown 9 innings. Reading crushed Altoona 20 to 0 in Reading.

Baltimore Louisville Washington Chicago AL St. Louis St. Louis Philadelphia Brooklyn Cincinnati New York Cleveland Troy Binghamton Erle Springfield Providence Buffalo Provedence Albans Wilkesharrs Albany Easton

Stock and Produce Markets Sparse City Ledger Flows

Stock and produce markets show mixed activity with prices for oats, rye, flour, and dairy items varying. Wheat steady, corn weaker, hogs soft, cattle unchanged, and sheep and lambs trading unevenly with limited demand in the East Liberty area.

City Mills Orfine Inet Zesr Bas HSS Bers Or York Carsile East Limenty

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