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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jan 06, 1900

Page

5

Virginia Lynoring Death Sentence for 2 White Men

In Newport News Virginia two white men, Watts and an accomplice, assaulted a hotel keeper, killing her after a confrontation. Watts, captured near a Richmond-bound train, was executed by a mob at the outskirts of town. Several masked men aided the lynching, and the mob distributed the rope used in the act. The attackers’ identities remain unknown.

Newport News Witliam SW Watts Teormayg Steeimes Waite Mae Rege la Virginisa Watts Thomas W Simpson Meydicart Richmond Rr Ree Ulu Leys Wit Golged Watts

Clerk shoots division superintendent in Maryland office

Sixty year old John Resley shot and seriously wounded Charles W. Galloway, superintendent of the middle division of the Baltimore and Ohio railroad, after an inventory dispute sparked hot words and a fight in Galloway’s office in Cumberland Maryland. Resley, who had previously killed Lloyd Clery in 1873, claims self defense and gunfire followed an alleged draw of first blood.

Gallownay Cumberland John Resley Charles W. Galloway Middle Division Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Resler Reslery Gallowar Resley Lloyd Clery The Daily Times

Paris Exposition 1900 tosurpass Chicago in grand spectacle

Special correspondence assesses the Paris show of 1900 as a magnificent, vast spectacle with ornate decorative effects. It notes monumental architecture on both banks of the Seine, the Champ de Mars, the Eiffel Tower, and moving platforms. comparisons with Chicago 1893 aid judgment, while anticipating art, gardens, and exhibitions drawing visitors worldwide.

Paris Chicago Seine de Mars Thres Theazar Busaia Theas Chi Ars EL Bruige Champ de Mars Beau den Invalidee Espana Lake Pier Champa de Jlars Ron Palace of Lotters, Science and Arts Éiucation and Instruction Chisago Eiffel Tower Barrow Strip Esplanade Des Invalides Avenas Des Champe-Elyases

Paris Exposition Vision Divides Beauty and Profit

Analyzed critique contrasts the American White City ideal with French planned expositions. It describes Paris 1900 concepts, site layout along the Seine, water views limited to a canal, and the focus on machinery, industry, and foreign pavilions. The piece notes funding motives, urban design choices, and iconic landmarks like the Eiffel Tower vicinity.

Condemned men fight as scaffold doors fall

In El Paso two condemned men, Jeronimo Parra and Antonio Flores, made a violent bid for escape and attacked officers and spectators with makeshift dirks as authorities prepared to hang them. Flores was restrained and executed. Parra faced the trap but was killed by the rope as the doors opened amid gunfire and a wounded ranger. Separate reports note a large US exhibit plan for Paris and Lipton boat news.

Il Paso Tex Eronimo Parra Antonio Flores Flores Ed Bryant Chicago United States France General Peck Im Europe Great Britain Russia Germany

Victory for the Boers Battles and Losses Reported at Mafeking

From London and Mafeking dispatches dated December 26 relate a bold Boer defense during an attempted British assault. The attack failed to breach Gametree fort despite gallantry by Captain Sandford Captain Vernon and others. Casualties included three officers and 18 men killed and 24 wounded with several captured. The Times correspondent notes the fort’s strong position and intense fire. Separately the Schier Memorial Fund reports $5,000 raised toward a house purchase with further large pledges promised by July 1.

London Goreatier- Walker Laperuwo Luviumuwii Hadeei-Powell Mafeking Beviuanaland Rifles Times Baden-Powell Gametree Vernon Sandford Paton Scout Cooke Red Cross Timea

Electric car on Market street shocks Frederick crowd

A photo from North Market street shows an electric car running on a central track with horses tied near Williamson's drug store. Despite earlier aldermanic debate over a franchise for the Brederick Thurmont and Northern Electric Railway, the scene appears uneventful as few pedestrians react and the camera is trusted to be truthful.

Brederick, Thurmont Northern Electric Statiway Williamson Marketstraat Dior B. Rocenonr & Sons Rocenour Frederick, Thurmont & Orthern North Market Street Rick and Church Streets Frederick Thurmont Northern Electric

Pullman Executors Win Record Fees in Chicago

Jane Rob ert T Lincoln and Norman B Read named executors of George M Pullmanestate were awarded 435000 for their services in probate court Judge Batten approved the amount with Harriet Sanger Pullman and other residuary heirs saying it is the largest fee ever allowed in the city's probate history The estate valued around 8 million at probating is said to reach nearly 14 million after the award.

Pullman Chicago Jane—Robert T. Lincoln Norman B. Read George M. Pullman Batten Harriet Sanger Pullman

Three Hilled by Falling Elevator in Chicago Plant

An elevator in the furnace room at Illinois Steel company’s drape works on Thirty first street and Ashland avenue fell yesterday, killing two workmen and injuring another who died soon after. The dead are Joseph Middie Ignatz Granak and Joseph Feck. The men were using a hoist for ore and iron blocks when the cable parted near the top.

Chicago Illinois Steel Company Thirty-first Street Ashland Avenue Joseph Middie Ignatz Granak Joseph Feck

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