Overcoats Bright and Beautiful From Work Room Sale
Fresh from the work room coats in all sizes and 42 shapes. Gems priced at 1s 18s 42s and 15s. Brisk sale for bright, affordable outerwear and accessories.
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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1891
Page
3
Fresh from the work room coats in all sizes and 42 shapes. Gems priced at 1s 18s 42s and 15s. Brisk sale for bright, affordable outerwear and accessories.
A garbled ad showcases boys clothing, underwear, headwear, kilts, and vestee suits with braided and embroidered details priced at 87.50. A superb collection of stylish truths is offered at 35, 10 and 22 per suit.
Washington notes reveal Secretary Blaine’s proposals to Lord Salisbury on Behring Sea sealing. The plan limits seal kills to Priblof Islands and requires safeguards on open waters, aiming for a fair arbitration outcome, with British assurances and American enforcement to reduce tensions between the two governments.
A failed uprising by exiled president Legitime’s followers in Port au Prince led to executions and martial law. Haitian minister Hannibal Price confirmed a Paris cable noting the revolt, state of siege, and a French ironclad deployment. Hippolyte’s administration faced a decisive crackdown and no further trouble was expected.
Rev Conrad Young of the German Pilgrim Baptist church in Jersey City Heights is jailed in Hudson County on $2,500 bail for embezzlement. William Schultz, a German laborer, reported $1,500 missing after trusting his pastor to invest it. The pastor resigned as investigation began and his family disappeared. Schultz demands return of the money. authorities say it was not invested.
The notice advertises samples and self measurements for collars and ties. It states patrons profit considerably and invites applications for furnishing samples, located at 34 West Patrick Street.
News from Maryland reports Kent county farmers receiving green goods letters and Chestertown seeking mail facilities via Tolchester in summer. Cumberland’s new city council organized with Robert H. Gordon as president. Governor approves Lovely site for state troops encampment. Lightning strikes Charles Borkman at Morgans Creek Neck. Mr and Mrs John Crendell celebrate golden wedding in Anne Arundel. Bishop Adams confirms 29 at Salisbury. Train wreck attempt near Lynch’s Station on B and D Bay RR. Nevil Academy class drill on Severn as board of visitors reviews. Cadet Watt to receive cold medal for great gun practice. C G Thomas and Robert Gambrill plan August move to San Francisco to establish Palmetto Glore brush factory. They are learning the craft locally and expect to depart well prepared.
The report details the Enquiry into Sir William, the Prince of Wales, and baccarat at Sandringham with the Wilsons at Tranby Croft. Sir William denies cheating. Solicitor General Clarke portrays a long service record and a fraught trial hinging on the prince’s testimony. Adjournment follows Clarke’s argument.
A patchwork of court cases, coroner notes, and rail races fill a chaotic page. Amid rising inquiries, ex-officials face arrest reads and the public standings shift with testimonies and stock quotes.
Fragmented notes show the assembly debating temperance efforts, delegation seating, and the management of church funds. Reports reveal contributions and expenditures with total homey expenses and benevolence at 215,005.21 alongside other figures. A later item notes two drownings in Gloucester and a missing person in Sheepshead Bay amid inquests and naval bids.
Troy June 2 George Dixor and Cal McCarthy prize fighters were indicted by the grand jury. The Grille club members who arranged the affair escaped. May Irwin married New York Chicago telegram reports actor Mary Irwin wed Hugo Takland in San Francisco last Thursday.
The weather section notes warmer temperatures with southerly winds. In other items, Duquoin reports a strike among Eugotian employees over contract terms. A group of people including Harmon and Wagroos arrive in New York, with Mrs Bisbee and Mrs Russell Harrison sailing to Europe tomorrow. Incorporation plans for Consolidated Oatmeal Co. in Columbus Ohio with 3500 capital are announced. Government material cases are set for next Monday in Philadelphia. Postoffice thefts tied to arrests in Coffeeville Kansas are reported. Farmerville Louisiana hosts a deadly firefight between locals and a hired man, with one killed and another wounded as tensions rise. Byron Cope in Texas causes disturbances, pursued by sheriff’s deputies. Nearby real estate transfers include multiple property interests in Meckeniestown and Mechanicstown, and the Palmsite Fire Co. building contract is awarded to Chas. A. Poole of Frederica.
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