05 Jul 1893
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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jul 05, 1893
Page
1
The ad proclaims a hall of splendid stock from Stane Stock, boasting bigger brighter and more varied inventories than three houses combined. It promises lower prices and appeals to budget buyers with the line a man with a slim pocket hook this year can dress like a king.
Extensive lines for men boys and children promise superior style and durability at rates lower than rivals. Suits for boys from 3.98 to 15 a wide display of hats in new colors and shapes with hats for men from 9c to 3.00 and boys hats up to 2.50.
The ad touts an immense furnishing department with exclusive novelties in neckwear hosiery shirts underwear and more. It promises price reductions of 25 percent compared with elsewhere and invites customers to view samples and price lists.
Property ads list limestone farm of 22 1/2 acres seven miles west of Harper's Ferry and a brick works mortgage bonds offering 21 percent interest. Also offers for sale an elegant Braddock area country residence with 56 acres, and a shoe factory building with shafting plus an annuity bond issue.
Mayor Carter Harrison leads a patriotic Chicago crowd in a dramatic Fourth of July celebration in Jackson Park. Relics of Thomas Jefferson and Andrew Jackson, a ceremonial sword, and Paul's Jones flag are showcased as Mrs Stafford raises the Liberty Bell from its cradle amid cheers. The scene features speeches, music, and a pledge to defend the nation, with bands, banners, and civic groups participating in a rites-and-heritage display statewide.
In Freshold New Jersey a farmer named Robert Davis credits his dog with saving his wife Mira during a lightning strike on their barn. The dog pulled Mrs. Davis from the burning structure as the barn burned to ashes. The tale contrasts with other news items on the same date including art sales and political notes.
New York on July 5 marked the 100th anniversary of Tammany Hall with a Fourth of July celebration at the wigwam on Fourteenth Street. Mayor Gilroy presided as letters of regret arrived from President Cleveland and other officials. Speaker Crisp and others spoke on monetary policy, reform, and national prosperity amid a tense political climate. A separate note reports Elxroys Maryland and a war department clerk injured in separate incidents, including a fatal railroad accident near Charlestown and a man mashed by a train in Eogsmost.
The Gaekwar of Baroda, one of India's richest rulers, is among several Hindoo princes expected in the United States for the World's Fair. Born Mulbar Rao, he rose to rule 2.5 million people, with an income near 7.5 million dollars, and has supported education by opening 30 schools in Baroda. He advocates ending child marriages and spoke of his plans during a London interview.
Montreal July 5 ancient city hosts largest gathering of the Society of Christian Endeavor. Delegates from 45 states provinces Britain Europe India Australia Africa. 25 speakers. over 25 000 expected. President Clark and Secretary Haer lead. world tour completed by the clark family. emphasis on founder’s wife and loyal workers.
In Washington Happenings officials demand sufficing evidence on the Ford’s Theatre disaster to indict Aliisworth Dant Covert and Gusne, with witnesses to link ruins to morgue. General Warner reports a broad survey shows silver forces seek a Sherman law substitute, moving from fear to defiance.
The Western Yacht Club regatta at Wemy- Bay Firth of Forth saw Valkyrie beat rivals in 4 hours 18 minutes 53 seconds while Iverness finished in 4 hours 29 minutes 5 seconds. The race suffered due to mast breaks on Britannia and withdrawals by Calluna and Satanita.
NoShirt an Indian of the Umatilla tribe heads east. Senator Stanford's successor to be appointed later this week. Slaughter family of Texas said to be largest landowners in America. Michael J. Gibbons killed at Nashua by a runaway circus wagon. Coroner's jury to determine if an electric bolt death in St Louis was natural or artificial. Henry J. Abrams, ex Confederate veteran, dies in Lynchburg aged 58. No applicants for Fal mouth postmastership in Stafford county Va. salary about 30. Bronze statue of William Lloyd Garrison unveiled in Newburyport Mass for Independence Day. Bayard hosts a Four-course reception at Buckingham Palace. Lady Cherebill and Lady Dilke attend amid processions of carriages.
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