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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1893
Page
1
Real estate agent Wil Parsons offers to buy and sell real estate and securities on commission at his office in Mutes Fagorance Building Frederick Maryland. The notice indicates Parsons handles stocks bonds and mortgages with agency rights.
An advertisement offers a Shoe factory building for sale within six days at a low figure and easy terms. It mentions $20,090 in coupon bonds at par secured by a first mortgage on the Frederick Gneck Works real estate and plant, bearing 5 percent interest semiannually. Bonds are in 308 denominations, with a $60,000 estate lien, and are described as a good investment for home buyers and local enterprise. Call at the office for particulars.
550 acre stock farm near Poolesville Montgomery County with 9 room frame house, stabling for 18 horses, 4500 in cultivation, White Oak timber, running water in each field, improvements and outbuildings. Located within 2 miles of the owner and Capal, offers requested via the office for particulars and price.
For sale or offer is the elegant Bay Williams residence at Breddock three miles west of Frederick on the National Pike. The property covers 36 acres with a large two story mansion modern improvements and full grounds with shrubbery and fruit trees. Farm buildings include a two story frame house a barn and outbuildings plus a tenant house on the turnpike. Call the office for particulars.
A string of brief items reports Isaac Reid of Richmond assigning liabilities in a dry goods deal. James McKenzie arriving in Lima in good health. Ex-Governor Campbell ruling out a Democratic Ohio gubernatorial bid. Missouri supreme court overturning vagrancy laws. Gatling of Portsmouth jailed for arson. Virginia Mint Sunday fire losses near $1.3 million with $2.5 million insured.
After two days of courtroom oratory the Lisle Bord en case ends with a not guilty verdict from a 12 juror panel. Miss Bord en wept as the verdict was read and officials praised the jurors while observers and friends congratulated the defense. The scene contrasted with earlier decorum as the crowd waved handkerchiefs and the sheriff failed to regain control.
Long column of brief items from Washington detailing postmaster appointments and removals in Virginia and other political shifts. Also reports Turkish judgments on Casarea and Marsovan, a British conscience contribution to the U S treasury, the Ford's theater disaster inquiry, submarine boat bids, and appointments by the president including collectors and surveyors. Military inquiries, court actions, and notable visitors wrap the round of capital news.
In Chenco June 21 the Sabbatarian fight against Sunday closing faced a court setback as Judge Jenkins adjourned without ruling after serving issues. Canada shines at the June cheese exhibit with a 11 ton cheese praised for its rich body and quality while US plans balloon observations for weather service. Also reports of a mysterious murder in Kansas and a banquet for Secretary Herbert in Moxgomery Alabama.
Reports from Baldwin's Maryland describe a small冲 clash between Utah Saints and Methodist sect members over a church at Baldwin's three miles north of Elkton. Local mill owner Colonel W F Baldwin owns the site and the Mormons declined to sell. clashes hint at open warfare between the sects as tensions rise.
The Mesaba Range forest fires loosened, with a few men caught attempting arson for robbers and nearly lynched amid a tense evacuation. Sheriff Sharry of Duluth requested protection as residents faced exposure. In New York, Jose Simeno de Oliveira, Brazilian World Columbian Exposition commissioner, died from Bright disease after overwork. his body to be embalmed and sent to Europe then Brazil.
Column lists market quotes for wheat and rye with grades and prices, oats and corn options, pork, butter, eggs, and dairy products. Includes No 2 red winter wheat, soft wheat, milled products, creamery butter, whey, and various commodity futures with months noted.
Lamplighter, the favorite, is beaten by Terrifier in the featured handicap at Sheepshead Bay. Lowlander set the pace, finishing ahead of Lamplighter with Hasbrouck third as the sizable crowd bets heavily and the purse totals $18,000 to the winner.
A Long Island railroad train returning from Sheepshead Bay races derailed near Parkville. Four killed outright including Patrick Daly and HS Pringle, two died later at Zeney Hospital, about 14 injured many fatally. The six car train had full occupancy. front and rear cars closed, others crowded.
A series of earthquake tremors were reported in Savannah Wilmington Charleston Augusta and other locations on June 21. Shocks lasted seconds to several seconds with varying directions and minor damage noted, sparking widespread excitement.
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