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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jul 10, 1893

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Real Estate and Business Openings Listed in Frederick

W S Parsons offers real estate and stock market services from Insurance Building Frederick. Properties include limestone quarry and three story factory warehouse with elevator and 206 foot East Street frontage. Also available are $20,000 in coupon bonds of the Frederick Brick Works at par secured by a first mortgage bearing 6 percent interest.

Igsual Insurance Frederick 2M Aa Tech Erie Dave Frederick Brick Works Au Spear

For Sale Or Rent at Joha Williams Residence

Property listing for an elegant county residence owned by Joha Williams, located at Brad Thres the Ni Dike, offered for sale or rent with details readable in OCR fragment.

Joha Wiliams Brad Thres Ni Dike

Wagering Deaths and Notable Disappearances Across Cities

A chaotic patch of notices reports William Dingman leaping to death in Buffaic harbor for a wager, F. G. Chamberlain missing, and a dynamite accident injuring three in Overbook. Kentucky’s oldest man James McMallin dies near Baremell, while Alfred T. Clark of Philadelphia ends his life over unemployment. Multiple other items include a pope’s remark on Columbus’s beatification, a platform collapse injuring commuters at West Brighton Beach, and boxing headlines about Corbett attending a featherweight championship bout and related disputes. Additional notes cover a child murder case seen as a miscarriage of justice with a pending retrial, and a Paris journalist walking from Paris to Havre to board a transatlantic ship.

William Dingman Buffaic Harbor F. G. Chamberlain Atlanta and Danville Overbook James McMallin Kentucky Baremell Virginia Alfred T. Clark Philadelphia Henry Moris Jones Filison Wariner Idaho Pope America Columbus West Brighton Beach C. L

Foes to Society Addressed by Anthony Comstock at Endeavor Rally

Anthony Comstock spoke in WMaxTREAL on "Foes to Society, Church and State," naming intemperance, gambling and evil reading as threats. He showed a scar from his anti vice campaigns and described violent acts against him. French-Canadian crowd disturbances paused the talk, police dispersed protesters, and Miss Belle Kearney conveyed temperance greetings from the Woman's Christian Temperance Union. The convention ended with 16,000 delegates and a riot-free conclusion.

Christian Endeavor Anthony Comstock New York Mr. Comstock Comstock New York Society For the Suppression of Vice Jesus Sir Comstock Belle Kearney Florida Kearney Woman's Christian Temperance Union Seoior Christian Endeavor Charles Perry Mills Newburyport Mass Shaw Usuai Samuel Tallows Chicago Parks Sisters Thomas E. Murphy AW. Bulbury 4. E. Dunning Boston Douglass Montreal Canada Couglas St James Methodist Church BR Fay Mills Christian Endeavor Society TJ. Lewis Westminster Clark Lall

To Kill the Lepers and Deploy Troops in Hawaii

In Honolulu authorities move to eradicate leper settlements. Preliminary exams of alleged conspirators Walker Crick and Sjell delayed. Attorney General Smith vows to carry out removal of twenty eight lepers at Molokai. troops and police deployed with Krupp piece. Leper forces warned and arms alleged. battle possible.

Baldlery Hosyserv Honolulu Walker Crick Sioell Jude Carter Wiemen Bueher Smith Sheff Stoltz Kousian Jane Stesmner Mar Laline

CHARGES AGAINST EGAN AND OTHER DALLY AFFAIRS

A Chilean chamber of deputies session includes Enriqus Afonti asking Foreign Minister Blanco about ex Foreign Minister Errazuriz’s letter to ex United States Minister Egan. Ricardo Trumbull condemns Errazuriz for a letter not reflecting Chilean sentiment and questions Egan’s hoped arbitral board appointment. May Agres to 2 Compromise Schedule and convicts’ escape also reported with multiple train collision fatalities and other international notes.

Chile Chamber of Deputiea Varosnaiso Chamber of Deputies Enriqus Afonti Blanco Errazuriz United States Egan Senor Blanco Senor Exraxuriz Ricardo Trumbull Senor Errazuriz Board of Arbitration Foreign Affairs Em Patria Mr. Egan

Lynchers 100 Hast y After Alleged Murderer of Ray Sirs

Camp Illinois July 10 Excitement runs high over the Bardwell Ky lynching of C J Miller doubts arise about his guilt examination at Wickliffe failed to prove blood stains doctors used a microscope but found none the mob of 5000 expected revenge yet no jubilation as many express misgivings about whether Miller was clearly connected with the crime

Ray Sirs Wickliffe Afiller Carlisle County Court House Bardwell Carlisle Miller Dexter Sykesstown Here Scott County Scott New Madrid

SINGERS AT CLEVELAND FESTIVAL OF German amogerfest

The Cleveland amogerfest will run July 11 to 14 at the Cleveland Auditorium with 120 German singing societies from across the United States. Amelia Louise Geol, stage Rita Etsadi, headlines as soprano soloist, while a Philadelphia Philharmonic orchestra and Prof Emil Hing lead the event. The festival will include about 3,000 choristers and a 5,000 main floor capacity, plus 3,000–4,000 on stage.

Cleveland United States Fio Amelia Louisee Geol Rita Etsadi London Cincinnati Collage of Music Europe Germany England Seager Banc Cleveland Auditorium Atlantic Seaboard Topeka Kansas City Omaha Milwaukee New Orleans Mobile Philharmonic Organization Philadelphia Emil Hing Quaker City Professor Ring Mantclan Stiila Tetschen-on-the Elbe Savonian Switzerland

No Increase Granted To Wages By Reading System

Grievance committees for Lehigh Valley division of the Reading system report to Philadelphia officials. Vice President Voorhees replies no higher wages now due to over one million dollar annual cost. Other grievances to be remedied. Unionists disappointed, few talk of strike amid road business.

Eastox Lehigh Valley Railroad Company Engineers Voorhees Reading Railroad Company Lehigh Valley Wileesbarle Lehigh Valley Division Reading System Reading Philatelphia United Press Rarrowa Sayre Ion Brotherhood of Railroad Tzalamen

Baseball Records and Results Across Leagues

National League standings from Philadelphia through St Louis with records and key match results. Saturday and Sunday games across major cities show scores in Chicago Cleveland Cincinnati Brooklyn and Boston. minor leagues in Pennsylvania and New York follow with standings and recent results.

Cleveland Cincinnati Brooklyn Pillsboro Boston G. Susday Rak Cincinnas SF Balimore Chicago Rae Chicago Sec Washington Lents R&s. Louinville New York Albany Troy Providence Buffalo

Storm at the Fair Destroys Balloons and Prompts Panic

A violent storm swept the White City last evening causing shattered glass and wind damage to pavilions and exhibits. Ten minutes of fury sent 10,000 spectators scrambling for shelter as the big balloon vessel and its passengers were torn apart and scattered. Nearby, two boys were struck on a trestle by a passing train with one fatally injured and another severely hurt. Also reported are political tidings and a declaration by Jewish leaders denouncing anarchists amid ongoing public concerns.

Kibbees d Alier Carcaco White City Manufactures Jenkin Lloyd Jones Festival Hall Glesan Sergnant Ali Carlos HR. Gallardo Ste. Duis Pennsylvania Railroad Reading Lehigh New York Irs Salads Sallade Fred Suter J. J. Suter

President Improving at Gray Gables in Mass

The president rests on the veranda at Gray Gables with improving health after a comfortable day. He plans a midweek trip. Colonel Lamont and Dr. Bryant joined this morning, while Jon Jefferson tended to cottages in the afternoon.

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