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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Dec 04, 1893

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Property for sale and rental in Frederick area and farm listing

The residence of the judge of Mahoney on East South Street near Market is offered for sale at a low figure with easy terms. It is a brick two story home with nine rooms, 31 feet on South Street and 250 feet deep, with abundant shelter fruit and possible rental if not sold soon. Executors’ agents offer the Jacob Hetman homestead near Johnsville Frederick County Md a 276 acre farm with improvements, orchard, running water, lime and quarry, to close the estate. Also listed is the Buracker Confectionery Store on Market Street for quick sale with stock fixtures and immediate possession. Druggists advertise Cod Liver Oil and Norwegian Cod Liver Oils at local suppliers.

Mahoney East South Street Jacob Hetman Naer Johnsville Frederick County W. C. Hofman Gaion Bridge Buracker Confectionery Market Street Second Burucker Mr. Buracker Baltimore

Social World and Family Reunion Reported in Frederick Area

Thanksgiving reunion of Rev. Dr. and Mrs. George W. Leech life in Frederick area at Goviustown M E church. Attending are Dr. D Olin Leech Ada D Leech Elizabeth B Leech Frank Leech Heding B Leech and Wilburd Leech. Willis E Fisher near Baxell s Mil Emmitsburg district lost control of horse causing wreck but escaped uninjured. Henry Stokes loaned buggy for return home.

George W. Leech Frederick Methodist Episcopal Goviustown D. Olin Leech Washington Ada D. Leech Elizabeth B. Leech Johns Hopkins Hospital Frank Leech Hediing B. Leech United States Engineer Corps Wilburd Leech Baltimore City College Willis E. Fisher Bfaxell’s Emmitsburg Henry Stokes J. Henry Stokes

Van Alen declines Italy ambassadorship amid corruption rumors

New York dec 4 J J Van Alen recently named ambassador to Italy declines to serve. He cites public charges of a $59,000 Democratic campaign contribution as tainting the nomination and says he cannot accept the post despite President Cleveland’s urging to reconsider.

New York J. J. van Alen United States Italy Newport R. 1 van Alan Gresham Senate Iral Leupp Democratic National Campaign Fund Beleving Cleveland Democratic Party J.J. Vax Alex van Alen Sin Grover Clevelan Mr. van Alen

Local youth arraigned on multiple theft and assault charges

Richard Williams, 12, appeared in police court charged with several petty thefts and robbing children larger than himself. Police say he assaulted a number of girls and attempted arson, and stabbed his sister Caroline, 14, with a bowie knife. He was turned over to the Children's Society.

Withamsbres Fenthinl Brocalts L. J Richard Williams Caroline Children’s Society

Locomotive Brotherhood Rally Targets Lehigh Valley Strike

Reports from KF Sbarre describe a gathering of labor leaders and workers at Mosic Hall for the Lehigh Valley strike. Unionists pressed for solidarity as officials urged restraint and officials offered rewards for the arrest of any Brotherhood member.

Locomotive Brotherhood Lehigh Valley Kespagie Lebich Mosic Hall Termuen Rnor Pattixun White Haven T Polar

Trafalgar Square anarchist rally met by police force

A Sunday Trafalgar Square gathering of anarchists and socialists drew a large police presence after Asquith forbidden the meeting. Officers blocked steps near Gordon statue as crowds clashed, arrests followed, and by five o clock the demonstration dispersed with minor injuries and widespread chants against the home secretary.

Asquith Tlannon London Bouland Wa Samson Liceo Theater Apo Nicol Trafalgar Square Trafalcan Thero Henry Asquith Mounted Police

Churches Share News And Schedules For Advent Season

Sunday schools rehearse Christmas carols and Epworth League increases in attendance. Revival services to continue at M E church with Rev Bacon from Hagerstown and others expected. Holy communion at All Saints Episcopal. St Marys Chapter and Sunday School officers meet after service. Brotherhood of St Andrew marks first anniversary with address by Rev Afr Clampett of St Peters Baltimore. all young men invited.

Mt. Pleasant Missionary Society of the Reformed Church Sewing Society of the Reformed Church Lewis A Markell West Patrick Street Epworth League A. Fearhake M. E Bacon Hagerstown All Saints Episcopal Church St. Mary’s Brotherhood of St. Andrew Afr. Clampett St. Peter's Church Baltimore

Death claims Elhanan Urner aged 69 in Baltimore

Elhanan W. Urner died at 1409 Oraid Hill avenue Baltimore of heart disease aged 69. He was a retired farmer, brother of Milton G. Urner, naval officer, and father of Urner Brothers shoe makers. Survived by wife and six sons. Funeral set for tomorrow at 7 am from his residence and 11 30 am interment at Singapore in this county.

Turner Elhanan W. Urner Oraid Hill Avenue Baltimore Milton G. Urner United States Urner Brothers Singapore Geo. W. Snouffer George W. Snouffer Licksville Thomas Lyfant Jos. Crim Doub’s Switch Mt. Olivet C. G. Carty

Law Court Delays and Committals in City Case

John Edward Frazier is committed by Justice Eckstein to await grand jury action after forging a money order for United States Express Company with $200 bail. J N Pollock of Juchberger clothing faced arrest for itinerant vender violations under the 1892 act. Two others were committed to the hospital by Justice Eckstein after morning proceedings.

John Edward Frazier United States Express Company Justice Eckstein J.N. Pollock J. Huchberger Clothing House

Yesterday's Hotel Arrivals

Names and origins of guests listed include Horeau W. Marlin J. J. Sachse T. P. Brown and others from Baltimore Philadelphia New York and Hagerstown. The report notes several travelers from county and city areas plus a set from Grorr House Nash Flickinger Union Bridge with counts by location.

City Horeau W. Marlin J. J. Sachse T. P. Brown Baltimore R G. Seliman J. Alry W. A. Daley Philadelphia George Spinkahoff Ghas. Victor C. Ledshobe New York CaRlin Hovsy H. B. Puilips Cola P. Smith Hageratown R. E., Munro Steiner Grorr Nash Flickinger Union Bridge

Local sick list from North Market and nearby streets

The Sick. Mr. Lafayette Norris is very ill at his home on North Market street. Miss Lula Gilbert of East Third street is on the sick list. Mrs. Eugene Heffner of West Patrick street is somewhat indisposed. Miss Bertie Beckley of South Market Street injured her right eye with a hair curler and is improved.

Lafayette Norris North Market Street Lula Gilbert East Third Street Eugene Heffner Weat Patrick Bertie Beckley South Market

Hauled Up In Hagerstown

A distressed crippled man, likely middle aged, claimed to be a member of the Louisiana Tizers during the late war. He spent a few days in this county then vanished, reappearing recently in Hagerstown. He showed a fondness for strong drink.

Hagerstown Cay Bagerstown

Orphans' Court Inventory and Final Account Filed

The inventory of the personal property of Frederick H. Stone was filed. The second and final account of William M. Hofman, executor of the last will and testament of Elizabeth Rohr, has been filed.

Frederick H. Stone William M. Hofman Elizabeth Rohr

Accident Near Pisne No 4 Involving B and O Trains

A passenger coach on the early mall train of the B and O Railroad broke loose at Diane ino causing a crash with a helper train behind. One trainman was seriously hurt and several cars were damaged. Say you saw it in The News.

Pisne No. 4 Diane Ino

Congress Session Sees Tariff Fight Loom Large

Congress opens with strong push for a broad tariff bill and excise measures aimed at restoring revenue. Debates target income taxes and corporate levies while House and Senate wrestle over public debt, naturalization rules, and a Hawaiian affairs note. Major items include the urgency deficiency bill and a stalled bridge bill awaiting conference action.

Magnnes Wilson Bole Oates Senate House Crisp Stevenson Hill Woorhees Morggan Stewarts Secon Ator Beffer Atu Menator Palner Kaw Snan

Warner Denies Misappropriating Company Funds

H H Warner the founder of proprietary medicines says English directors misrepresented his role and claims he used company money with their knowledge and approval. He insists his removal as managing director followed a factional dispute and denies any theft.

New York H. H. Warner Ityeay Warner Xz Iack Praileze Teisines Rimaly

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