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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jan 23, 1893

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Real Estate and Sales Listings in Frederick Area

A varied postwar sale ad lists farms for sale in Howard County and Carroll’s Manor with details on acreage buildings and terms. Frederick area properties include 109 acre farm, 200 acre near Ballenger Creek, a two story brick house on North Market Street, and lands near Hannony Grove with limestone soil and fruit. Also offered are stationers supplies and a discount on January orders.

fitete celongae Wmn. F. Scchrist New Design road Ballenger Creek Carroll Forprica &c Mr. Sechrist Edward Perry Marzet street Ansbel Vanfossen Pennsylvania railroad Frederick Fee house & bails PGE Daniel J.akin Poing of Rocks guy J.T Laban Ezra Brengle Baltimore pike Bredenek County

Tragic Salisbury Street Fire Kills Widow and Nephew

A blaze in Salisbury Street Twenty-seventh ward yesterday left Kate Reslin, 23, and her six year old nephew George Resin dead. Four nearby houses burned. four others, including John Fetterlein and family, were seriously burned but expected to recover. Fire destroyed the four houses. rescuers found the two victims burned beyond recognition.

Prrtsathu Kate Reslin George Resin Salisbury street John Fetterlein Fetterlein Kate Roslyn George Reelyn Lees

Deadly Alton junction train wreck shocks Avon crowd

At Alton junction the Southwestern Limited crashed into a stationary freight, a switch open by a worker named Derrick. nine killed outright and about a hundred injured as oil tanks exploded and bystanders faced brutal burns and horror. Engineer Webb Ross died at the scene. Fireman White survived. Dozens of seriously burned passengers crowd the hospital in Av on Illinois. The tragedy draws hundreds from nearby towns.

Avon, Ill Alton junction southwestern Limited Webb Hoss limited inee Webb Ross Mattoon Hirun Cornetius Yowa Edward Miller William Shattuck Upper Alton Henry Penning Wann Lbs Willie McCarty Alton LIS John Locke Edward Mauchin Daniel Havers William Msnthe Fusterburg His Charles Utt W. OH Miller Charles Harris Jobe Wilkinson Otto Hagwan alleke John Fred John Herrman Henry Pilgrim Jon Ludreth W. B. Richardson A. T Frazer St. Louis Frank Barth Brentford Canada Frank Sealy John Burke William Miller Murray Rotton ale ata Brace Ross Afartoon White Derrick

Food Surplus Could Feed World Only One Year

The article argues that even with a global surplus, if vegetable supplies were cut off and livestock fed on stockpiled produce, the surplus would last about fourteen months for humans plus animals. It notes this ignores fishing and hunting and applies to civilized communities.

Ice Gorge Feared as River Freezes and Snow Looms

Families along the Potogise river fear massive ice movement could destroy the C and C Canal, railroad bridge, and more as ice reaches unprecedented depths. Snow in the mountains above swells flows, while a severe thaw looms. In Hagerstown, Friday night tampering damaged fire engines with tools removed, valves cut, hoses uncoupled, and tracks sabotaged.

Potogise C. & C. Canal railroad bridge Hagerstown

Road supervisors qualified before Clerk Saturday

District No 12 Ailen McGahs Wa House Ebenezer Pare Cornelius d Poole Tilghman Hilleary Charlies W Eagle Thomas Fox W Wiener Arnold District No 5 John M Stoater. Marriage Licenses Emory Obler near Emmitsburg and Katie Williams of Sabillsaville.

Jordan Ailen McGahs Ebenezer Pare Cornelius d. Poole Tilghman Hilleary Charlies W. Eagle Thomas Fox W. Wiener Arnold John M. Stoater

Bodies Found After Night Accident In Rural Area

Awaiting the undertaker are five corpses found after a night incident near Woolmyer. Bodies severely burned with facial and skull damage, matching reports of others missing. Mr William Mater reported her husband missing. a search party found his body near Woolmyer one mile from the scene as other victims and remains are located nearby.

William Mater Alton Mate Wits Woolmyer Mange vietinio

Congressional Forecast Promises Action on Delayed Bills

A Jan 23 dispatch notes Congress struggles with overdue appropriation bills. Senate delays cited as main issue while House moves to advance fortifications and army funding. Expected action includes the Cherokee outlet and various interstate measures, with battlegrounds over the silver repeal and bankruptcy bills anticipated.

CONGRESSIONAL Wasieros congress senate house committee on Faulkner Virginia Blount

Reconciliation of Milan and Natalie May Shape European Diplomacy

The article reports high level excitement over Milan and Natalie's reconciliation, with Servian radicals celebrating and Russian diplomacy suspected of enabling the union through loans from St. Petersburg. It notes possible future marriages and debates whether another ceremony is needed after Natalie's disputed divorce, amid court and foreign acknowledgments.

Milan Natalie Bercramr Jan Younging Alexander St. Petersburg

County Correspondence Sees Cold Weather and Local Happenings

The report notes 8 below zero in the morning and describes arrangements to locate a mill to create creasers and peach crates. It mentions George Ambrose waiting for his brother in law C B M Davis, four children walking to church in the cold, Miss Magele Brown visiting near Sabillasville, a large hop at Luther Browns, and John Slyer’s horse injury from a kick.

gucuip George Ambrose Deerfield C. BM. Davis Isdles Magele Brown Sabillasville Luther Brown John Slyer

Notable Deaths and Local Notices Across Maryland

Dr Charles A Baldwin of Washington county dies. Bishop Gaines of the African Methodist Episcopal Church visited Annapolis. The 109th Baltimore Conference ME Church convenes in Hagerstown March 1. Three State children in Crear Spring suffer frost injuries. Local poultry and partridge losses due to frost. Colored residents of Annapolis commend Governor Brown for his stance toward the Hilt murderers. Petitions for Mr Zcher's pardon reach the Governor.

Charles A. Baldwin Washington county Gaines African Methodist Episcopal Church Annapolis Baltimore Methodist Episcopal Church Hagerstown John State Crear Spring Brown Hilt Zcher

Social event notes and local contracts in town

The Armory Hall dance drew a good crowd with dancing and skating lasting until 10 30 p m The Petersville road foot-bridge contract was awarded to WR Cortex of California at 29 50 with weather permitting immediate work The Sick Annie Campbell organist at All Saints Church remains homebound Mollie Thomas resumes knitting mill work Revival meetings opened with 35 in attendance and about 10 turned away Sack Skelly cancels boxing appearance after his mother’s death forcing him to wed George Siddons for the Coney Island Athletic Club carnival event

Armory Hall Lars Branewick Seraid Petersville road WR Cortex California Hiss Annie Campbel All Saints Church Wies Mollie Thomas West Patrick street Akeliv New York Sack” Skelly George Siddons Coney Island Athletic club

Corbett Seeks Next Fall Title Fight and Rest

Champion James J. Corbett in Curence defends his stance on a one year rest between fights and challenges top contenders for the world title. He says he would fight any man next fall, including Mitchell or Jackson, and would accept challengers regardless of color or nationality.

Curence James J. Corbett Pat Sheely Corbett Miteehill Jackson shad Pat Sheedy Mr. Sheedy Sullivan Mitchell dad Burke Jake Hilrin Joe Choynski Dominick McCauley Peter Jackson John L. Sullivan Sheedy cosy mark Myer-McAuliffe Dixon and Skelly Maher Fitzsimmons Cuney Island Athletic club Dixon Johnson Choguski-Godfrey Goddard Crescent club New Orleans Hyan Kilrain America England Australia Charles Mitchell

Dynamite in Rome and a string of late 19th century dispatches

Reports from Rome describe two simultaneous dynamite blasts at the Hotel D Angreterre and the proprietor s house in Via San Claudio causing extensive damage yet no injuries among the 100 lodgers. Other items note a railway collision injuring several, the death of Bishop Dwenger, a painter s fatal fall, and various political and criminal notices across the era.

D’Angreterre Via San Chindio Via San Claudio THAD

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