Frederick merchants and tradesmen advertising diverse goods
A fragmented 19th century list outlines numerous Frederick businesses from agricultural implements and hardware to clothing, groceries, books, carriage building, gloves, meats sacks, millwright services, and nurseries. The faded OCR names Hargett, Price & Co, Studeneker & Webster, Bergen & Lew, Garroth, Brown, Delaplaine, Zellers, Harman, Wallis, Delaplaine & Co, Peery, Ramseburg, and Layman among others, indicating a bustling local trades directory with addresses on Market and Patrick streets and surrounding lanes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hargett
P. L
Leeds
Buckere
Pitt's
Scieunde
James Hardware
South Market Street Price& CO
A. E. Price
D. T. Ordeman
Kiedo
Studeneker & Webster Wa
Peericw
Corner Market
Patrick Streets
Chambers, WM. & Son
West Patrick Street
Hane
J-D
South Market Street
Clothiers
Bergen
Lew
Bor’s
Chidrees
Suuff
West Patrick St
Garroct
J.B. Braggast
Etchison
BROWN
Jas. F
Desler
Market Street
DOLL
G.J
Carpeta
Homers
Nationa
Dell
Delaplaine
H Market St
Ghocehs
Zellers, C. Rs
Queens
Harman, Gev
South Street
Frederick Md
Bardware
J. L
Wallis
Albert
Royal Inscurance Company
Liverpool
Court Street
Delaplaine & CO
North Market Street
Layman
George AH
Millwright
Frederick
E Fourth Street
Merchant Tailors
Peery, James P. & Son
Presidential Decorations Parade in New York
The President attends decoration ceremonies in New York and reviews the parade. Maxwell shows less confidence as pursuing arrests continue for Miss Gileya's ravisher, with the right man still at large. An insane man admits theft of a large sum. Evangelists depart amid other sensational notes including Princess Anne plagued by petty burglars. Bob Ingersall may be asked to defend the anarchists. A Gambier figure grows tired of life. General Miles pursues the murderous Apache threat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Princess Anne
Bob Ingersall
Gambier
General Miles
Miles
Curcaco
el Pago
Texas
Fort Elias
Arizona
Gila
Smith Not The Man In Gloyd Assault Case
In Gaithersburg Justice Crawford heard the Smith case tied to the Jennie Gloyd assault. Witnesses placed him at the Suter home, but no proof fixed guilt and he was discharged. Sheriff Miller pursued leads in Washington and Sykesville. a suspect resembling the victim's description was detained for identification, but no arrest yet. Public unease grows as parents fear sending daughters to distant schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Gloyd
Rocrville
Smith
Jennie Gloyd
C.W. Crawford
Gaithersberg
Thomas R. Suter
Miller
Washington
Gloyd
Sykesville
Baltimore County
Gaithersburg Outrage suspect jailed for vagrancy
John Bird colored was committed to the workhouse for twenty days by Judge Snell after admitting guilt to assault on Miss Gloyd. Bird claimed he came from Gaithersburg and worked on John Wetzel's farm. Another arrest was made for a laborer named Ezekiah Martin who asked if he would be hung. Separately Rev. Sam Jones and party left Baltimore on the Cincinnati express with packed crowds at the St James Hotel amid relief for clerks and onlookers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gaithersburg
Washington
John Bird
Snell
West Washington
Burrows
Bird
John Wetzel
John Jones
Miss Gloyd
Jones
Sunday Bird
Sunday
Burgess
Emeziah Martin
Martin
Maryland
Miller
Rockville
Baltimore
Sam Jones
St. James
Defense of the Anarchists trials discussion and dissent
In Chicago a closed socialist meeting discussed funding the Spies Schwab and Fielden trials with a weekly per capita assessment. Proposals to seek help from Robert Ing ersoll were considered but not adopted. The piece notes the public concern over the case and mentions rheumatism remedies from St Jacobs Oil.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Ernest Schmidt
Obermyer
Schwab
Fielden
Robert Ing Rsoll
Busy Day for the President in New York June 1
Decoration day ceremonies continued in Brooklyn with a grand escort for the President from the ferry to Joseph Knapp's residence in Williansburgh. Despite threat of rain, crowds thronged Broadway as Major J S Catlin and staff greeted the President and lauded the parade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Brooklyn
75D Regiment
N.G.S. N.Y
Droadway
Williansburgh
Joseph Knapp
J. S. Catlin
Telegraphic Ticks of World and Nation News
A collage of brief items notes Spain seeking a 45 million dollar navy credit, Chicago policemen relief funds surpassing 70 thousand, political clashes over Home Rule, a deputy US marshal killed in Carthage Tennessee, and the death of Mrs. Yung Wing. Also reported are a steamer captain honored after a sinking, presidential party travel, a suspect arrested near Miss Gaylors assailant, railroad wage increases, a fatal train accident in Iowa, clerical declines, Ute arms purchases, St Pauls School athletics results, women crusade chatter, severe hail in Vermont, and cross border prison cases in Monterey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coward Company
Fulda
Oregon
New York
Washington
Min
Sykesville
Midl
Midland
Anamosa
Iowa
Westerday
W. Nelson McVicker
Philadelphis
Philips Brooks
Pennsylvania
de. Brooks
Durango
Colorado
St. Paul’s School Athletic Association
Concord
T. F.bayard, Jr
Bayard
Ohin
Venango County
Rutland
Vermont
Hannibal Woodraft
White Snake
Trempelau
Winona
Minnesota
San Antonio
Tex
Monterey
Webb
Scott
Mexican National Railway
Also Mentioned on This Page
Philadelphia
P.S
James F. Brown
Bee-Hive” Store
Frederick, MD
Pexing
D.& G W. Stauffer
D&g
W. Stacffer
B. F. Brown & Son
E. Patrick ST
Telepone
Postal
CE. Z Zellers
Cor
Lecit
Alfred B. Kolb
Brengle
Thos. Schley
Chel
Frederieblaising
Furniture & Undertaking House of
C. C. Carty
C.carty
Fred
Smith & Wo
Eity
Smith & Wolfe Manufacturing Confectioners
Ytron O. Kreedy
Lorenty
A. C
Tencent
Seaside
Munroe’s
Lovell's
Marcel Street
Hendehlin
OWN & OO
Stanners
Weet Patrick Sheet
Baltzell, Wesley, Carpeover
Voetrmctar
Ramsburg
J. A
East Fourth Street
Hartman
Peach Bottom
Bangor
Singer Weg F
Chilton
Agt
N. Market Stick, Md
Excelsior
Reliable Mountain City
Market &7
Bridge
Lamar
Chas. E. Mealey
Laraz
H.G. Lamar
Mountain City
Palmnare
Carriszes
Sebcial
Babagatius
D. C. Winebrewer & Co
India
D.C. Winebrener & CO
Maxwell
Mr. Jones
St Louis
Hiu
Preller
Parxecess Anse
P. M. Smith
Main Street
Ciucaco
Peoria
J. Finley Hoke
Peoria Watch Company
Canada
Hoke
Mechants’ Bank
Montana
Fort Kroon
Mont
Jone
Miles City
St. Jacobs Oil
Ispiaxapolis, Inc
H.C. Raceell
Mississippi Valley
Major Russell
Cortes
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