31 Jan 1893
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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jan 31, 1893
Page
1
Abundant bargains on discount blank books memorandum books and stationery at low prices from A C Lorentz and the Great Sewing Machine Agency. Includes a reference to a W Patrick Street area and Parsons.
A real estate agent advertises multiple properties around Frederick including a 104 acre farm west of Mechanicstown with a 21 room stone house and barns priced at 2000 cash. a 225 acre Howard County farm with 200 cleared. a 109 acre Carrolls Manor farm with a new 5 room house and outbuildings. a two story brick house on North Market Street near East 7th Street. a Ramsay Grove country property on a main turnpike with brick style and water. and a 16 acre Baltimore Pike home near the fair grounds with an 11 room brick house and orchard.
Kansas House crisis deepens as Speaker Douglass rejects Populist claim of illegal GOP rule. A notice demands Republican clerks withdraw and threatens militia if rules are blocked. Speaker Douglass vows to keep the chair with law and order backing him.
In a Heated Senate session Mr Chandler introduced a measure favoring Hawaiian annexation urging negotiations with the provisional government of the Islands and submission to Congress for ratification. The proposal was blocked by Mr White who opposed immediate action and the anti options bill and Mr George's substitute faced demolition.
In Waskmetow January reports, discussions on Hawaiian annexation intensify. President Harrison reportedly favors annexation. Minister Stevens actions gain presidential approval. Senators Dolph Hiscock Chandler push for U S domination while some oppose or hedge. Sir Julian Paunceface plans formal protest against U S forces.
Hawaiian news notes Thurston departure for Washington cites consular acknowledgments from Germany Austria Italy Russia Netherlands and others recognizing the provisional Hawaii government. France and Portugal sent replies too as the Claudine sailed. officials express belief Washington will accept the facts and approve recognition.
Paris deputies Deroulede and Pichon dueled with swords after Deroulede accused Pichon in the chamber. Pichon was seriously wounded in the ribs, while Deroulede received a facial scratch. Seconds declared honor satisfied.
The Ohio River gorge sent ice and debris downstream with ferries and barges swept away. A Cincinnati ferryboat broke free and landed five miles downriver. One shanty boat carried three men and two women with their fate unknown after a failed rescue line. Dozens of boats and lumber losses reported. overall damage in several towns run into thousands.
A merry party walking to a Latrobe dance was struck by a westbound express near Loyalhanna Coal works. Nine youths, James Boyd and James Moore killed instantly. William Moore badly injured. Train crew aided survivors and removed bodies to home.
Bohemian ex priest John B Hodja killed his two children yesterday in Baltimore. Delirium, a fall from a second story window, and an ax attack preceded his capture. Hodja formerly led St Weneelaus parish and later ran a Belair road workshop before a troubled marriage.
The will of Mr Blaine probated in Augusta Maine names his wife sole executrix without bond and values the estate at about 100000. It includes real estate in Washington and Maine timber lands in West Virginia and other states and minor personal property. Three children survive Mrs Damrusch Miss Tintrie and James G Blaine with care for children of Mrs Coppinger who died. Executed weeks before his death after severe heart failure. Also notes a coroner's inquest in Pittsburgh concluding croton oil and arsenic caused a death and a Newark man charged with charlatan cures. Seven more brief items follow on apoplexy, strikes, and accidents.
The opening parliament speech outlines Irish electoral reform, local option schemes, and changes to county magistrates, with references to the royal commissions on poor relief and Welsh land issues. It notes peace aims, foreign relations, and potential amendments by Chamberlain and Labouchere, hinting at three weeks of debate before Gladstone’s home rule address.
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