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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1893
Page
1
W L Parsons real estate agent offers the shoe factory building with surrounding frontage on East Street and East Second Street. Also offers $20,000 in Frederick Brick Works common bonds at par, secured by a first mortgage on all real estate and plant, 5 percent interest, semi annual, tax exempt. Call for details.
Auction notice for 550 acre stock farm near Poolesville in Montgomery County with 450 cultivated acres and white oak timber. Seven fields with running water, a nine room frame house, stable for 18 horses, outbuildings, two miles from C&O Canal. Owner Mr White offers the farm at a low figure and invites inquiries.
FoE 84LE or Sent offers a country residence of John A Williams at Traddock near Frederick on the National Pike. The 36 acre property includes a two story frame house bank barn gas and water connected, a tenant house, and varied outbuildings. Call for particulars.
Reports from across the globe include cholera outbreaks in Kalonia and Mecca with high death tolls, while U.S. officials in Philadelphia order the departure of six Chinese workers. Financial concerns push for early congressional action on silver, and various political and industrial notes surface from London to Newark.
Reports from New York and Washington describe how India's halt to free silver coinage ignites finance talk in Congress. Free silver advocates urge swift action while bankers urge stopping silver purchases and moving to gold. Senators Walcott and Meredith weigh risks, amid pressure for an extra session and possible repeal of the Sherman law.
Highlights a department of state program presenting gifts to foreign sailors who saved American lives, including a silver vase for Abdul Rahman Moadiam Sjah sultan of Luiggs Rbio, a silver cup for Lilla Mahomed Sahip Orang Kayeh Maharajah of Natunas, and marine glasses for L. 8. Smith of Luiggs, in recognition of humane acts toward the crew of the Belknap.
A United Press report quotes Governor Altgeld saying he has not read the Chicago papers on his pardon of the three anarchists and is indifferent to criticism. Fielden Schwab and Nesbe prepare to be honored by Amnesty and Pioneer Aid groups as they plan to aid the exiled men to start new business. The Chicago Tribune and New York Reds celebrate the pardons, with mixed opinions on justice and clemency.
A compact report lists Wilhelm Liebknecht August Bebel Eugene Richter and one more Centrist leader as main opponents to Emperor William in German politics. It summarizes their backgrounds voting histories and roles in recent battles over state measures and the Reichstag.
New York market quotations show winter wheat grades around 1.95 to 2.46 a bushel with varied futures and cash prices. Corn and oats quote options and elevator deliveries, while lard pork butter and eggs move on price ranges across Western and Baltimore markets.
In the Administration building a surge of nighttime thefts alarms authorities. Detectives are sought as exhibits from Spain Cuba Puerto Rico and Argentina decorate the art and agricultural halls. Mayor Boody attends Brooklyns day with speeches and a cool breeze from the lake.
Augustin Daly launches his Leicester Square venue with The Taming of the Shrew. Ambassadors Thomas F. Bayard and Patrick Collins attend as Ada Rehan earns applause, reciting a poem. The cast includes Ada Rehan Katherine and George Clarke Petruchio amid a warm reception and cheers for Daly.
AWashington dispatch discusses a proposed submerged naval craft that runs on the ocean bottom after flooding its hull. The inventor claims the craft can move straight and hit a target beneath an ironclad, resurfacing via pumps to expel water.
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