Directory of Frederic Md local trades and shops
Directory entries list numerous Frederic Md businesses and trades. It includes stationary dealers at Lorentz and others, carriage makers, boot and shoe sellers, butchers, bookbinders, clothiers, druggists, general merchants, confectioners, and tobacco sellers. It notes Wm Fleming cigars, Delaplaine flour sacks, and regional suppliers on Market Street and North Market Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pal Bsineas
Frederick Cms
CS Ade
Crechep En Lange
Frederick
Agi Eatea
el Sre
Lorentz
4. C
Desler Tm
Saat
Mentoc's
Butchers
Kalua
East Patric
Chambers, WM. & Son
Hane
J- D
Garebolt
J.B. Brogetst
Etchison Badldbig
Markjet
Saad
Kotions
Hodtery
OER
Market Street
DOLL
G.J
FLOUE
W.T. Delaplaine & CO
Resaeada
Ural Implihdrsits
Marke
Srset
MED
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Nose Union Attacked in daytime clash at Jacob building
A group of fourteen non-union workers at the Jacob building on Washington boulevard and Carpenter street were assaulted by union members wielding clubs and stones. Police intervened. one rioter Boscer was arrested and fined $2.50. In Sedalia Missouri a village marshal was shot by William Silvers who fled. a manhunt is under way with potential lynching anticipated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nose
Cmiaco
Anl
New Jacob
Washington Boulevard
Carpenter Street
Numaber
Boscer
Gad
Jusice Scully
A. Deeparado
JoniEr
Sedalia
Lincoln
Benton County
J. M. Shaw
William Silvers
Silvers
Obsequies of David Davis Draw Large Bloomington Crowd
The funeral for David Davis drew a packed Bloomington crowd as city business paused. Gov. Oglesby and 100 lawyers traveled from Springfield, with pallbearers including Col. B. R. Latham. Services at the Davis mansion were followed by a long procession to the grave, the cedar casket bearing the inscription of the deceased.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bloomington
Bioourxetox
David Davia
Samel
Oglesby
Springfield
Decatur
Clinton
Greeham
Indianapolis
BR. B. Latham
Lincoln
Davis Mansion
David Davis
Suitice
W. G. Pierce
Lake Shore Trains Move and Labor Tension Grows
Lake Shore Railroad begins operations at eight with 250 police and Pinkerton men occupying Forty third street yards. By nine two freight trains moved south with guards, facing no resistance. A Pinkerton squad to Union stock yards sought a cattle train, while talks on hiring legal help for strikers proceed. A boycott plan is debated but not adopted. Local sheriff shows friendly stance as hiring committee acts. In other items, Beecher arrives in London with wife, plans rest before future lecturing, and St Jacobs Oil touted as pain remedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lake Shore
Lake Ore Railroad Company
Pinkerton
Fortythird Street
Hanchett
Cleveland
Warsaw
J Fan
Benjamin Folsom
Nebraska
Attica
Folsomdale
Col. Folsom
Bombs Found on Jefferson Street by Anarchists
A man named Vanners on Jefferson Street found three copper pipe bombs in a vacant lot. Each bomb had six inch segments plugged at both ends and a twelve inch fuse. He discarded two into the river and handed the third to police. Police identified the devices as anarchist bombs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guucano
Vanners
Jefferson Street
Telegraphic Ticks and Various 19th Century News Briefs
Telegraphic items note Col William H Gilder to begin July 10 on an expedition to the Arctic while orders placed total 1 750 000 this week 1 750 000 year to date hints of campaigns and elections in France and New York tobacco contracts for the navy a Yale alumni debate on changing title from college to university and a range of political and civic notices including the Des Moines River grant bill a national trades unions measure a pension act a tax and other public matters from US states and cities including a fatal fire in Sherman Texas and the Jones Laughlin factory restart in Pittsburgh plus a jittery incident with a drunken man near Washington
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. H. Gilder
Myera Broa., & Company
Richmond
Navy
Boston Parliamentary Fund Committee
Fremont
Yale
Froco College
University
Manning
Gantaatea
New York
Herald
Washington
Eastern Yacht Club
Ragatta
Marblehead
Cheaky
Senate
Des Moines
Brye
Maine
Gorman
Charles ¥. Stome
Lacopia
Frank G. Noyes
Nashua
Julia D. Grant
Admirel Semmes
United States
Secretary of War
Vicksburg
William Miller
Sherman
Texas
Jones & Laughlin’s
Pittsburg
Amalgamated Association
Peter Zingley
Carter
Monument
Fifth Precinct
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Nantly Weed
GMT Nerfouk
Aweisand
Eiebed
Offee
Court Street
Patrie& Streets
Frederick, Barentaencert
Peery Jabs PF. & Bon
Mercuson Taifors
North Market Street
Ramsburg
AL “Nurellyman and Gardenser
East Fourth Street
Hartman
A. N
Peach Bottom
Bangor
rooNog State
Siageh FG CO
Cliiton
N. Marker St
Frederick Md
Tne
Sal
AB. Miller
England
Chicago
Henry Ward Beecher
London
Willie Burke
Edward Burke
Greenmount Avenue
Wis
York Road
Eager Street
Martin Fogate
Govanstown
Sergt. Meehan
Gaffney
Bel
Meehan
Fort Worze
Jeff Riggle
Union
Wasaixcrox
6Th Street
Pennsylvania
Sveaue
Samuel Gassenheimer
Gasenheimer
Frank A. Blackford
Gassenhaimer
Albert. H. Gawler
Harry Or “Doc” Palmer
Gawler
William Mitchener
Blackford
Mitchener
Loxvox
Demos
Bristol
Manchester
Leeds
Aberdeen
Salford
Barrow
Chamberlain
Gladstone
Ics
C €.Carty
E. Patrick St
Fred’k
Maryland
G W. Stauffer
Fetria Koechlins
India
Rau
Northi
Mandiatturess
Zembie
Naa
Steat
Troy D.G.W. Stauffer
Fr. Rice
T. P.rice
B.S
A. T. Rice & Sons
Prederick
Toe
Redford
JIM & Wim
W. Barndollar
Asbury Park, N. J
Morgan
Sulebur Springs
Stephenson
P.O
Feid&whal B.C. Jordan
George
Narrows
Laxe Geo
N.Y
D. W. Sherman
Janell Atmos
Hotel Atheneum
Chautauqua Lake
Hoa Paaean
Norwood Hall
Cor
Fourth Ave
Kingsley ST
Asbury Park
W.s
Coxx Rok the Seasox
Charese Mes
Mll McCray
Bay Ridge
Martine Bari
Eveay Sod
Granity Railroad
Opera Electric House
Sniasia
BAY Ridge Co
Baltimore Street
Baltimore
St Grand Excursion
Exeter
Seagol
Confadtiee
John Bacmgardner
JeMith
D. C. Winebrewer.& Co
Cnique
Daugie
Jobin
Brussels
Delire
BF. F. F
Eappington
Levy
Court St
Fred'k
Ara
Beecher
Parker
Mr. Beecher
St Jacobs
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