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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jan 19, 1893

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Broad range of real estate and business ads in Frederick area

Classified notices advertise farms of 225 acres in Howard County with 200 cleared and a recently improved home, 109 acre Sechrist property on New Design Road near Ballenger Creek, a two story brick house on North Market Street, 50 acre Harmony Grove limestone farm near Frederick with new buildings, a 204 acre Titus farm near Rocks with timber, and a 10 acre Brengle property by the Baltimore Pike near the Agricultural Fair Grounds. Also listings for stock, bonds, mortgages, and commission sales through various brokers.

SEALE C. E. Schindler Howard co Dean Ioffer peropene Wm. F price &c Mr. Sechrist Edward Perry Perry Loffer K. J. Caryn Cronise Hamnony Gove Frederick Frederick and Emmitsburg elso Daniel T. Lakin B& O i ‘Rocks Titus Call st Byoubee oren J.T. Lakin Pzra Brengle Baltimore Frederick County Cinapro

Stock and Produce Prices Surge in Philadelphia Market

The Philadelphia stock market closed active and strong on January 18 with Pennsylvania rising 34 percent to 549 percent, Lehigh Valley advancing, and readings for Reading and other issues. In commodities, flour and rye fluctuated, beef and pork values held firm, while butter and eggs showed uneven movements amid steady to higher quotes in several categories.

PHIRADELPHEA Pennayhada Lehigh Valley m. is Pennsylvania EL & B.P E&B St. Paul Minnesota Slige Sc. nd Sige Sic tad igc New York Pennsslraais western Barrowore

Aiding the Poor and Local Distributions

The report that Gen. James C. Clark supplies bread to the poor is incorrect. Fleming and Woodward distributed goods on their own responsibility. Fleming’s distribution occurs tomorrow and Gen. Clarke recently donated money to aid the deserving poor.

James C. Clark C. F. Fleming Alex. Woodward

Ex President Hayes Dies in Ohio Mourning Across Fremont

Fremont Jan 19 The city is draped in mourning for ex President Rutherford B Hayes who died peacefully at 10 45 p m The funeral at his mansion will be simple with Rev J X Bashford of Delaware Ohio presiding The Hayes cabinet members and generals sent condolence telegrams as crowds honor the late leader and funeral arrangements were set to be managed by Col H S Buckland with possible G A R participation The president and Cabinet representatives will drape departments for thirty days and suspend public business on the funeral day Mr Cleveland will attend and Governor McKinley pays tribute to Hayes as a personal hero and former soldier in the Civil War

Fremont Hayes H. S. Buckland Haye J. X. Bashford Ohio Wesleyan university Delaware Footer Jiing erate Ohio William M. Evarts John Sherman Alexander Ramsey Nathan Gail R. W. Thompson D. Mc Eey Carl Sechor Hilbert Luer WASHINGTON Charles Foster treasury Noble Rusk Wanamaker Cleveland Larewood N J Rutherford B. Hayes O Brien New York western express Grand Central Mir MccKintey Catcuses Mckinley congress

Reading Combine Report Urges ICC Reform on Coal Trusts

The National House Special Committee, led by Rep. Coombs, urges amendments to the interstate commerce law to counter the Gresham and Countel yn decisions. It says the anthracite region in Pennsylvania spans about 1 square mile with capacity around 50 million tons yearly and notes 95 percent of output is railroad controlled. The panel finds railroads mining and shipping coal form a de facto combination to fix prices, with freight charges nearly double those for wheat or cotton, and calls for severing coal from other business and rapid congressional action.

National House Waseixetos house Representative Coombs Brooklyn Gresham Pennsyhama congress

Kansas Muddle Heads to Supreme Court Fight

A Kansas multi-story political update notes Populists plan to take legality questions about their party to the Supreme Court. The Kansas legislature passes and the governor signs the legislative appropriation bill amid Republican plans to enjoin payments. A U.S. Senate ballot yields no choice with a second caucus to follow. Harvard defeats Yale in a campus debate and a serious railroad wreck injures seventeen near Knightsville Indiana with several in critical condition. Sunlight cited as key to disinfection in quarantine studies. Carlisle resigns from the U S Senate and will relocate to New York. Sugar production reports show declines in several districts.

Supreme Court Torrna Kan house senate United States Bishop A. Perkins Joseph W. Ady Lucien Baker Leavenworth county

Attleboro Sleigh Tragedy Kills Eight After Collision

A large sleigh returning from Attleboro with about thirty people was struck by a freight train at Lansdale grade crossing. Seven were killed instantly, one died later, and others were injured. The victims were from Pawtucket, with a long list of injured and deceased identified.

PROVIDENCE Attleboro Lansdale Pawtucket Dame S Richardson Robert Cook Sarah Ann Draper Mary Ann Fawcette William Henry Draper Annie Wilson Mary Hamilton Annie Sullivan Joseph Riley Ada Young Joseph McKnight Florence McGowan Mary McGowan William Braithwaite Thomas Wilson Fanny Smith

Destitution in Burlington N J A sad case of starvation

A severely frozen man Patrick Wilson left unable to leave his home amid a cold spell. His family of a mother and two newborns was found in dire condition with bare floors, scant furniture, and almost no food. Neighbor William Severance alerted others and secured immediate relief as the father’s delicate state threatened their lives.

Burlington N. J Brunersdos Patrick Wilson Wilson William Severance Severance Ibis

Secretary Foster Insists On Reparation From Hayti

Admiral Walker reports no need for a new vessel to Hayti though force might hasten reparations in the Mers case. He doubts a revolution will amount to much and notes no stormy developments in Hayti. Foster aims to secure fair treatment for Americans and extreme steps may be used if needed.

Foster Hayti Wasametox R. G .Walker Frederick Mers Boston Walker Tracy Hayt ecb Mers Atlanta Huayti

Senate and House committeemen named in Pennsylvania

The article lists chairmen for Senate and House committees, naming individuals by name and department across many topics. It notes the joint session ratified ML 5. Quay as United States senator, and covers other items from American Mechanics officers to boxing news and local government actions.

Senate Thaneispere Gobin Bannon Critchfield South Philadelphia Becker Lennon Crawford Brown Westmorelland Meredith BioCarrell Upperman Flinn Crouse Brewer Grady Steele Hackenburs General McCreary Woods Penrose Porter brary Baker snc Mitchell Bradford Osbourn Smith Lancaster Jefferson Thomas Snyder Knau Keefer Landis Neeb Eby Weller Marshall W. F. Stewart bureau of statistics Jeffres Kidd Keyser Paterson Lawrence Ister Burdick Jamoa Farr Talbot Walton Bisa Cessna Toole Howitt B.Stewart Niles Lemont Cooper Lafferty McClintocks W.O. Smith Butterfield Herzker Lytle Stayer Cochrane Boyer ML 5 Quay United States

Panama Scandal Figures Named In Inquisition List

Prominents named include Grery Boehe Reuvier and Floquet in the Reinach affair. Stephane testified that Baron de Reinach kept a list of deputies benefiting from Panama fund payments, with amounts noted. Clemenceau denied receiving such lists, while the debate exposed further corroboration of the list and substantial sums paid to deputies.

Grery Boehe Reuvier Floquet Livi M. Clemenceau Denice a Whallens ML Clemenceau Brisson Clemenceau menomer Stephane Burnn De Reinach AC Clemence hid M. Arton Panama Baron da Reinach Andrieux Arton

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