Directory Principal Business Host of Frederick
Directory listing Frederick trades and professions with many business names, addresses on North Market Street, East Patrick Street, and surrounding avenues. It lists agricultural implements, stationery, books, carpenters, bootmakers, binders, carriage builders, clothiers, tobacco and cigars, druggists, dry goods, sacks, groceries, harness, hardware, saddlery, insurance, meat sacks, millwrights, and merchant tailors with local shop locations and services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chambees
North Market Street
Mgars
Flemieg
Denier
Patrick St
STS
J. B
Macket Steel
Rewark Denier
Aggtata
W. T. Delaplaine
Priesa
Zellees
C. E
Queens
China
South Market Street
Harman, Geo. H
Buck South
Marness
Wallis
Albert E
City Hotel
Weet
Patrick Strack
Ordit
Royal Insurance Company
Fira
Liverpool
Eta
Patrick Streets
T. Delaplaine & CO
Millwright
George H. Millwright
Frederick, Md
Fourth Street
Tatlorsa
Peery, James & Son
Maxwell Found Guilty Murder in the First Degree
St Louis jury returns a first degree murder verdict in the Maxwell case after a tense deliberation. The defendant sits between attorneys as the clerk polled the jurors and the judge dismisses the panel awaiting posttrial motions on admissibility and instructions.
Two Murderers in the Grips of the Law
Rocaville Missouri June 7 Sheriff Miller arrived with Dan Brown and Larkin Bowie two colored men charged with the April murder of Arthur Dalton Evidence before the coroner's jury points to the prisoners as guilty They were assigned to cells in the jail with no communication between them The woman Eirza Bell testified implicating Brown and described a rendezvous house used for robberies and other crimes The settlement lies between two public roads amid pines where strangers can be watched then hidden There have been three warders in the area in 16 months including a traveler named unknown Haviland and Dalton
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rocaville
Miller
Dan Brown
Larkin Bowie
Arthur Dalton
Eirza Bell
Brown
Dalton
Haviland
Murdered and Cremated near Tyro Shops
A double murder and arson occurred near Tyro Shops in Davidson county on Friday night. A.J. McBride and wife were killed during supper, their house looted and burned with the bodies inside. McBride had $200 on hand, suspected motive. Alfred Long and Walter Womack, brothers-in-law, colored, were arrested on suspicion amid public uproar. In New York City, transit strikes ended as executives persuaded to withdraw tying orders, and surface lines resumed service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cuantotre
N. C
Tyro Shops
Davidson County
A.J. McBride
New York
Skett
Fourth Avenue
Hay
Eighth Avenue
Conover
Wilson
Farrell
Smith Street
Brooklyn
McLean
Bleecker Street
Newell
Seventh Avenue
Empire Protective Association
Bowery
Fire destroys Belt and Nat Company works at Lebanon
A massive blaze at Lebanon Pennsylvania destroys four brick buildings of the Pennsylvania Belt and Nat Company, the nation’s largest in its line. Finished stock and machinery are lost, with about 450 workers left idle. The loan stands around $150000 and is insured. Cause is unknown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lesaxon
Pennsylvania Belt and Nat Company
Teport on Crown Prince Victor Emmanuel Affiance
Crown Prince Victor Emmanuel reportedly becomes affianced to Princess Helene daughter of the Count of Paris. Berlin rumors circulate of a possible mid August interview between the emperor and the Czar. Franciscan Monks begin a vast convent near the Lateran in Rome. J G Schaupp’s Grand Island mill burns with loss around ten thousand dollars. A Philadelphia refinery explosion destroys 1500 barrels of white oil, causing four thousand dollars in fees. Seminole Indians lynched by Ottawatomies at Rad Fork. Drayton and Arthur Williams are hanged in Orlando for murder and felonious assault. Ex president Arthur notes stable health and receives a wedding cake fragment from Washington. A runaway horse injures a boy and damages a buggy at Ellicott City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Franciscan Order of Monks
Lateran
Italy
Rome
J. G. Schaupp
Planet
Grand Island
Nebraska
Philadelphia Refining Company
Point Breeze
Rad Fork
J. T
Sacred Heart Mission
Drayton
Arthur Williams
Orlando
Fla
Williams
Arthur
Washington
Cleveland
Henry Winter
Ellicott City
Amd
Patrick Norton
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Merit
Frederick
Philadelphia
Allessors
Ick
James F. Brown
Bee-Hive” Store
At & G
Pol Serges
Oods
Albatross
Batiste Sc
Korschlin
Stauffrr
B. F. Brown & Son
Telepone
Postal
J.k.hoffman
C.E. Zellers
Cor Market
5Thstsi
Southsts
Alfred B. Kolb
Re World Beer
Trea
Chase Bs
Newspaper Rachhye
Brengle
Tris
Thos. Schley
O. BR
Excelsior
Reliable Mountain
Market ST
Bridge
Lamar
Chas. E. Mealey
E.G. Lamar
Mountain City
Stabies
Chas.e. Mealey
Smith & Wolfe’s
Smith & Wolfe Manufacturing Confectioners
Shiloh
Williamson & Brown
F. Frederick
Hargett, P. L. & CO
Pitt's
Munroe
Lovell
Henderson
HE Beuwn & CO
Wags
Patcick Strest
Baltzell, Wesley, Carpenteer
Comirados
Boots & Shoes
QUYNN
H. HL
Kaufman
Asoutu Ley
George L. Butcher
East Pat
Ramsburg
J. A
East Fourth Street
Hartma. N
Bangor
Rooiog
THE
Singer Mfg CO
W. PF. Chilton
Agt
N. Market St
Frederick 3Rd
Market Street
Jordan White Sulphur Springs
Monterey Springs
Phorourhly
Blue Hidge
B. BR
M. Middlekauff
Franklin Street
Barrow
Balamore
Bay Ridge
Hashe
Marine Rain i
Iarest
Granaty
BAY Ridge CO
Baltimore Street
Baltimore
Annapolis
Za Automantic
Beecher
John Kelly
Crisfield
Maxwell
Labanon
St. Louis
Henry Ward Becher
Hicks Street
Mr. Beecher
Mrs. Beecher
Associated Press
St. Patrick's Cathedral
Bilton
Arthur Leary
John T. Agnew
Smyth
Gorman
Brennan
Eugene Kelly
August Belmont
Tammany Hall
Baltinmore
James Hickey
South Charles Street
Third Avenue
Powderly
Witnsraree
Freind
Knights
Labor
Prince
Vielt Annapolis
Annavons
Jane
Naval Academy
Whitney
Augusto Leopoldo
Brazil
Augusto
Whitney Desiree
Washineton
W. N. Cleveland
Bartlett
Astor
God
Princes Anne
Oficer Chas. E. Ballard
Isaac T. Dougherty
Oliver S. Hereey
Lebanon
Victor Emmanuel
Helene
Count of
Paris
Bivr
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