22 Aug 1893
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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Aug 22, 1893
Page
1
W announces a real estate agent and dealer in blocks bonds and mortgages will sell or buy on commission at his office in the Mcrae Insurance Building Frederick Missouri.
A broker offers Sprucker Confectionery on Market Street between Second and Third for sale with stock and fixtures including soda fountain, mirrors, show cases, ice cream freezers, and more. Also listed are 223 acres of land with lime and iron ore potential near the B&O Railroad, a Shoe Factory building with a 206 by 42 foot frontage, and a country residence near Frederick plus other parcels.
Whispers of Hhailete in France and a World’s Fair admission crowd mix with a jewelry store robbery in the City of Mexico leading to all clerks’ arrest on suspicion. In Kansas Silas Wilson was found hanging from a tree near Leavenworth with hands tied behind him, a probable lynching. McMahon, Roman, died at Lake-.
A large crowd of unemployed Hebrew tailors gathered for a free dinner in New York amid tensions and violent rhetoric. Emma Goldman denounced authorities and urged armed defiance, while speakers urged workers to seize bread by force if needed. Reports note reporter hostility and cross-group hostility among Jewish, Irish, and Christian workers.
Philadelphia news reports the American line steamer British Prince from Liverpool to Philadelphia detained at Reedy Island quarantine. About fifty cabin and 459 immigrants aboard. a yellow flag flown. Pilot uncertainty cited over threatening information.
Debates in the Senate and House focus on silver coinage with speakers including Mr Powers, Mr Hooker, and Mr Little. Reports cover cable car accidents injuring representatives, miners’ strikes in Wales, Pennsylvania Knights of Friendship elections, accidental death in Pittsburgh area, Iowa governor race talks, and federal appointments to revenue offices and gold payouts.
Andrew Winters a young Scotchman drowned in the Rancocas Creek near Centerton New Jersey while with several companions. The incident occurred on August 22 as Winters and companions were in the area.
jurors found Sha Fel, known as Mrs Shann, not guilty after a two week trial. crowd packed the courtroom but no demonstration occurred as she expressed thanks to jurors and prepared for discharge. she left for county jail quarters awaiting departure.
Deputy U S Marshal Foley arrested Haugher and associates from the Indianapolis National Bank after an alleged embezzlement scheme totaling hundreds of thousands. The group faced U S Commissioner hearings with bonds set at 5000 each and prosecutions to proceed vigorously.
The article reports Speaker Crisp reshaping House committees, naming William L. Wilson of West Virginia as chair of the Ways and Means panel. It notes prior assignments, resignations planned by Mr. O’Ferrall in November, and lists anticipated chairmanships across numerous standing committees, with regional allocations and party lineup.
Memorrs from All Sections Gathered at Gretna Pa for the first encampment of the National Farmers Alliance. Visitors arrive by train with eleven states represented. exhibitors, editors, and leaders discuss silver reforms and farmer relief. prizes draw participation from Southern Western and Middle Atlantic groups.
In New York New York beat Cleveland 13 to 3. Brooklyn hosted a double header with Cincinnati and Brooklyn tied 1 1. Philadelphia defeated St Louis 9 to nothing. Baltimore beat Louisville 12 to 9. Albany triumphed over Providence 18 to 9. Troy edged Spring Wald 7 to 6. Wilkesbarre won 14 to 5 over Buffalo. Scranton defeated Harrisburg, and Reading beat Johnstown 14 to 7. Easton and York 5.
Closing quotes show New York and Philadelphia markets mixed as gains spur price moves while readjustments occur in Ohio and Baltimore zones. Notes mention grains, pork, lard, dairy and cattle pricing, with regional shifts in Buffalo and Baltimore reflecting uneven demand and supply.
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