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Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jul 17, 1893

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Real estate and farm listings for Frederick area properties

W J Parsons the real estate agent offers a brick house on West Patrick Street with 10 rooms and full heating and gas, plus a large lot, for sale for Mrs Aldridge. Limestone farm for sale, 223 acres near Harpers Ferry with grazing land, iron ore, manganese, spring water, and proximity to a railroad. Also a factory building with equipment and an elegant Braddock country residence near Frederick for sale or rent.

B. J. Aldridge Patrick Street Bend Homsa Pris Eldridge W. Strider B.S. H BR Harpers Ferry Uyon St. Strider TeeSes John Williams Braddock Frederick National Pike

General Jardine Dead After Draft-Related Wounds

General Edward Jardine died in New York after a long illness linked to wounds from the Civil War and later draft riots. He served from 1861, fought at Bethel Antietam and many campaigns, and led veterans against a mob in a notable 1863 skirmish. A F and A M memorial will be held at Seawood Cemetery. Stevenson Drives Last Spike in Los Angeles port project. The coroner criticizes West Shore disaster switchman Donohue for criminal negligence. manslaughter charges considered against him.

General Jardine F. and A. M Seawood Cemetery Meral Jardine Fort Lee Hawkins’ Ves Bethel Court Clark Fort Hatteras South Mountain Antietam Fredericks Tg Camden N. C Roanoke Island Beth City Suffolk Onel Tenth Regiment Jardine Stevenson Angeles Cal Mason Los Anos Vice West Shore Anc Switchman Dono New York Central Railroad Company Donohue Keine

Hero Day at the Fair Opens with Mixed Attendance and Mourning Fetes

On a sultry Sunday at Columbian Exposition in Cariaco visitors flocked to the Plaisance and Art Palace while many international exhibits remained draped in mourning for recent fire victims. A model of the United States Treasury began construction in the Administration rotunda as pass holders mostly bought tickets. Public contributions to the relief fund and gate receipts push the total toward twenty thousand dollars.

Cariaco Reva Patekeepers Chicago Art Palace Krug Gun Plaisance Cincinnati Iowa L. P. Mercer New Church Temple Festival Hall Kingom of Heaven United States Treasury Washington Concessioneirres

Iron Hall May Reorganiza. Isplanarous, July 17.

A meeting aimed at reorganizing defunct local Iron Hall branches in the city was held. A mass ex-members gathering is set for July 23 to decide the reorganizing action. Colonel George W. Parsons, noted inventor and hydraulic engineer, died in Locx Havecx, Pa., at age 85. He had been named by the West Virginia governor as a commissioner for the Ohio river improvement.

Lehigh Valley Wilkesbarre Lehigh Valley Railroad Company Voorhees Geneva, Ithaca and Sayre Reading The Lutheran Church In America Brooxtus Evangelical Lutheran Church of America von Scheele Iron Hall Isplanarous Order of Iron Hall Parsons Locx Havecx George W. Parsons West Virginia Ohio River Maprio Omaha Neb Densi Monde George Williams Andrew Ryan Rran Williams Josh Exuma Casper J. Bush Elmira National Bank United States Davidson H. H. Rockwell Jackson Richardson Bush Hank Philadelphia John A. Lombard the Kennedys Nelson F. Evans Spring Garden Bank Hero Fruit Jar Company Ephraim Young Richmond Ricemosn James A. Gentry State Manchester Meath Albany Philip Teneyck Jana Joseph Hellary Taneyrk

A Reign of Terror Over Foster Dean Mines in Helena District

Granites Phillipaburs in Helena Montana endures terror after a strike at Granite Mourn tsian and Bimetallic mines. About 500 workers, many foreigners, face violence and theft as paymaster cashes out. A bank closure follows while robbers threaten a woman keeper and abscond with nearly 2200 dollars.

Heelexa Mont Granite Phillipaburs Thorouzhly Sorvent Granite Ivy Mitchell

Meyer Taken To New York Poacher Leaves Detroit Without Wife

Detectives from New York escorted Dr. H. W. C. Meyer the alleged wholesale poisoner, to Lansing for requisition papers then returned with Meyer, while Mrs. Meyer stayed under guard at a hospital. Gillette of New York Mutual Life Insurance identified Meyer and his wife as linked to Baum insurance cases.

Detroit Dergert Mich van Gerichten Trainer New York City H. W. C. Meyer Lansing New York Dr. Meyer Meyer Daniel Gillette Department of Investigation New York Mutual Life Insurance Company Arr Gillettee William Renter Gustav Joseph Baum

Siamese Firefight and International Tensions

Paris reports Rear Admiral Humans says French gunboats fired only after Siamese forts began firing at the Menam river mouth. French protest cites violation of international law while Siam legation denies aggression. Bangkok stories note misunderstanding of orders and king's resolve to resist France for damages. American swimmer McCusker defeats Finney in Blackpool for $1,000. Other items include a Mississippi convict killing a female convict and a Delaware house fire with a death, plus a bullfighter killed in Spain.

Paris Humans Menim Bangkok M. Parte Har France Siam Lexpos Times Wil England

Death of a Famous Chief in Sioux Nation

A sequence of brief 19th century dispatches reports the death of Young-Man-Afraid-of-His-Horses, the Sioux head chief, at Newcastle Wyoming, passing leadership to Little Wound due to no descendants. other items note a Omaha murder, a postmaster embezzlement case, a Spanish train crash with multiple deaths, Kansas mining strikes, Britain's Inflexible to Egypt, and a New Haven candidate for U S Supreme Court.

Proz Ripce Acescy Young-Man Newcastle Wyo

Baseball Standings and Saturday Games Report

National League standings show Philadelphia leading with 42 wins and 22 losses, followed by St. Louis, Boston, New York, Pittsburgh, Chicago, Cleveland, Baltimore, Brooklyn, Washington, Cincinnati, and Louisville. Box scores highlight Cincinnati and Chicago games, with scattered results from Louisville, Pittsburg, and St. Louis venues. Also listed are Pennsylvania State and Eastern League standings and Saturday results, along with a short piece on a reading lesson about the word old maid.

Philada St. Louis Boston New York Chicago Louisville Philadelphia Lonuisville Pittsburg Washington Bellimere St. Louia Brootha Cincinnati Cleveland Pewok F.C. Jobzson Harrish Eoston York Aileat Scranton Altoona Danville Satcrdat Scrapton Deranton Tokpstown Harrisburg Johnstons Zaston Albany Buffalo Troz Providence Wikerbarre

Drownings Report Across Cities and Nations

A list of drowning incidents across multiple locations highlights tragedies in Detroit Washing ton New Jersey Rhode Island and Montana. Victims include John Vick and his son Walter along Belle Isle in Detroit and Howard M Quander in Rock Creek while a Philadelphia boy Joseph Thompson 2 drowned off Sea Girl New Jersey. Other items note a Fort Myer swimmer Moran a 15 year old boy and Joshua Holmes a colored 12 year old in the Potomac. Additional reports cover arrests bankruptcies and divorces in various cities.

Detroit Belle Isle John Vick Walter Vick Rox Moran Fort Myer Little River Potomac Howard M. Quander Rock Creek National Zoo Joshua Holmes N. J Josph W. Thompson Philadelphia Thompson Mount Wesxox Ind Willie Alen Wille Boyce

Heat tolls and crimes loom in scattered notices

Six died from heat in Chicago and two in St Louis while a riot of accidents and crimes touched multiple places. A rex captain Jacob Liord died in Wilmington after sardine consumption. Cuba’s Governor General Aurelio Arias died in Havana from typhoid malaria. A Camp Douglas thunderstorm killed two soldiers and injured four. Freeman and Morse Cox were shot and wounded near Clinton. Seth Smith of Newtown attempted poisoning but survived after medical aid. Rudolph won the Columbus handicap at Chicago worth £41,000. Yo Tambien was runner up. Arrests of Charleston liquor dealers under the Evans law began with thirty taken so far. New Jersey’s fourth class postmasters named: Maggie Duffy Florence, G W Bodine, Joseph Lolge, and G D Harna.

Chicago St. Louis Jacob Liord Rex Wilmington Del Alejendrs Redricnez Arias Cuba Havana Camp Douglass Win Clinton Terr Freeman Morse Cox George Beets Seth Smith Newtown Rudolph Yo Tambien Rays S Charleston 8. C New Jersey Maggie Duffy Florence G. W. Bodine Hartford Joseph Lolge Pitman Grove G. D. Harna Stullwater

Special Pension Examiners Reveal Government Savings

The special examination division of the Bureau of Pensions reports May and June prime facie merit claims would have been allowed but were investigated. First payments would total about 130,278 dollars. net government saving after expenses reaches 113,384 dollars plus 3.50 dollars recovered.

Bureau of Pensions Treasury

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