Business Directory Fragments from Frederick Listings
A fragmented 19th century business directory segment lists Miller and others selling tobacco, dry goods, groceries, hardware, insurance, and surveying tools. It name checks firms such as Miller Susrus, Doll Building, Haller, Getzendanner, Smith Durley, Fisherhacker, Zellers, Harman, Boutzahn, Barness, Castile, Houck, and Perry. Also shown are meat sacks, millwrights, slaters, umbrella and sewing machine dealers, and printing services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Susrus
Finhming
Wit
J. B
Kbchiaoa
Stlinex Brothers
Drogeiste
Phar- Ni Shrest
Inomrumeots
Dsey Goons
Brown
Jas
B. V
Banlding
North Market
DOLL
G.J
Haller
Schley & Delaplaine
Getzendanber, M.E
Wales
C. B
Matt Wheker
Parick
Smith, Durley H
West Parick
Fisenhacer
Deaier
Groverien
Starket
Zellers, C
South Et Street
Harman
Geo. H
Gauntieta
South Street
Frederick Md
Bardware
Boutzabn
J. d
Rona Markes Street
Barnees
Wallis
Albert F
North Market Street
Houck.c. BR
Poetic Fragments and Humorous Vignettes from the Era
A collage of light verse and sketches including playful reflections on winter economies and social rituals. It features a youthful poet’s quips about midwinter costs, a mock ode praising modest virtue, comic glimpses of small-town life, a lime vendor, milliner, and an undertaker, plus a note on Sir John Lubbock’s literary debate.
The Wrecked Oregon Sinks With Cargo Lost
News from New York reports the Oregon is broken in two with cargo surfacing. Divers return as wrecking boats scan for freight while wreck depth limits operations. A post from Liverpool to Quenstown notes 118 bags of mail aboard, and a libel filed in federal court seeks diamonds valued at 200000 dollars from the Oregon’s sinking near Fire Island.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Oregon
Fulda
Merritt Wrecking Company
Pieraon
Liverpool
Quenstown
Richard Ringk
H. Eick
United States District Court
Fire Island
Labor Troubles Mentioned Miners Strike Near End
A dispatch from Grafton West Virginia notes Georges Creek miners expect pay for the month and a pause in mining as the strike ends this week. In Clearfield district miners press demand for ten cents more per ton with Baltimore port disruption from coal shortages. Baltimore and Ohio telegraph workers win overtime pay raise. Danville tailors strike halts business. owners refuse demands. Philadelphia report covers a minor boy cared for by society after harboring a minor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wasmixcox
Grafton
West Virginia
Georges Creek
Nene
Pocahonias
E & Garden
Clearfield
Cumberland
Baltimore
Newport News
Baltimore and Ohio Telegraph Company
Boston
Danville
Eads Ship Canal Debate Shapes Private vs Public Aid
Detroit dispatch reports Senator Ones of Florida opposes government aid to the Eads Ship Railway. Senator Jones, on commerce, would oppose federal assistance if duty on private capital is not warranted. Ones says private funding should prevail and government should not back private projects. A separate Kansas case notes a 12 year old girl was assaulted near Wyandotte by an 18 year old black man, with danger of lynching if caught. The ad closes with claim that St Jacobs Oil is the swift pain cure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eads Ship Canal
Curcaco
Detroit
Senator Ones
Florida
Eads
Jones
Senate Committee On Commerce
The
Florida Statesman
Kansas City
Charles Moraschi
Wyatdotte
Kan
Gen Crook and Geronimo: Arraugh For Surrender of Heste Apache
War department notes say reports of Geronimo surrender negotiations were exaggerated. General Crook remains at Fort Bowie Arizona and has not yet met Geronimo since the January clash with Capt Crawford’s command in Mexico. Lieut Maus moved to San Bernardino to await the Indians.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waseiperon
Itis
War Department
Crook
Geronimo Ahenntadyr
Crock
Geronimo
Fort Bowie
Arizona
Crawford
Mexico
Maus
San Bernandino
Indiana
Resignation Offered by Utah Governor Murray
Governor Murray signals readiness to resign to President Cleveland through Judge Harlan after Secretary Lamar's telegram requesting his departure. R. N. Rankin to carry the message. Baskin to proceed to Washington. The Tribune lauds Murray's tenure as fair, just, and honorable, noting a record of integrity as he leaves office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sart Laxe
Oran
Cleveland
Gov
Murray
Harlan
Lamar
R. N. Rankin
Washington
Baskin
Ay. Murray
the Tribune
Gov. Murray
Cremation by Gas At Sampson’s Crematory
Milton Fisher of Columbus Ohio was cremated at Sampson’s Natural Gas crematory this morning after the retort was heated at 7 30. The process took under an hour and marked the first use of natural gas for cremation. Relatives and several Columbus journalists accompanied the body. The Pennsylvanian Relief Plan update allows withdrawal notices before the 25th of any month and exempts new hires from joining the relief department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pirissura
Milton Fisher
Columbus
Ohio
Sampson
Pennsylvania
Witmixotox
Dexa
Pennsyvania ‘Relief Depacnee Ee
Mexican Ranches and Turkeys in a March Farm Roundup
England forms the Mexican Land and Ranch company with 1 500 000 capital to secure the Sacramento ranch of 226 900 acres on the River San La Marina near the gulf. An American firm conducts a 110 000 acre lens on the Mexican side of the Rio Grande opposite its ranch. The Turkeys piece notes starting a large bronze turkey flock this March to boost family finances with eggs and settings. It advises meticulous cost accounting for crops, including labor, seed, manure, and equipment, to determine profit per crop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexican Land and Ranch Company
England
Sacramento Ranch
San la Marina
Rio Grande
Mexico
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Alee
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Taos
E. Walker & Co
Aes
W. Patrick St
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Ali
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Catelores
J. W. Langley
Church Street
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Josee
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Drage
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Grater Colton Iss
Brengle Leme
Thos. Schley
B&o
B. B
Febidi&wiet
Tess Lake
Schiey & Delaplaine
W.T. Harley
Caltim
Atalli Times
G. W.T. Hanley
Jeb Ahames Frederick
Fleet
Phice & Go
Pace
D. T. Ordeman
Lmgde- Stadesaker & Et
Paine
Patrick Muireth
SMEG
David H
Guba
Snaith
Temple of Fancy
Rowaldi
N. Market Street
Denier i Budhi
Agengy
Court Nouse Prisole
Ea Cationm
Fg Geek
A. C Sdealer Exy
Slane Y Lon
Mallee Beamide
Munroe
Lorell
Manonars
Desiers
Magusipar
Stewart WeaPackentrpee
Bet Chong
Bovis & Market
M. Denier
Feta
Ape
Seichels
Ladten
Uhiloree
Umbr
Ellasnegs Seahee Ee Wiseberg
Dakar
Inidtceker
Erselabor Market
Prowiskone
Noth Market
Wsufman Georgy L. Butcher
Patrick Street
Murdock
Bill
Court Street
Cuambers
WM. E
Dranches
Les Wees
Hagan & S
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West Fourth Street
Hark
Ana Generes
Clothiers
Rosenour
Market Street
Bergen
Lew
Desierin Men
Bes's
Dabisens
Genta“ Furniering Gueus
Nonk Mer
Merchant Tailora
PERRY
James PF. & Son
Merchant Tailors
North Maskettreet
West Patrick Street
Wheeler and Wilson
McCall
Atm Fi
Bions
Ateam Fower
Bohley
Taz News
Ferewott
J. Beaperre
Pune
Malkines
Meigs
Mc Carty
Lyon Union
Rem
Tia
John Lubbock
R. EL. Davie
Williamson & Brown
Philadelphia
William Fallon
Clara Burns
Schell Street
Clemente
William Fallon, Jr
Society
Fallon
Caresville
Ceressvville
Ella Taylor
Middletown Valley
J. W. Brandenburg
Xie Kemp
Knorville
Morie
Solomon D. Devilbies
Mt. Pleasant
Chas. H. Cramer
Linwood
Carroll County
Walkersville
Misa Fannie Collins
Liberty
S. Kefauver
Mollie
Middletown
St. Jacobs
Oeron
Arraugh
Utah
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