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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

May 16, 1893

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FOR SALE Beautiful country villa near Frederick on Monterue Pike

W. L Parson s real estate agent offers near the city on the Monterau pike a two acre improved property once occupied by Uriah A Lough. It includes a two story brick house with five rooms a kitchen water in the house a large stable and chicken coops plus fruit trees. An extra building once used as a stone cutting house could be converted to a dwelling. Mr Lough moved to the city and offers the property at a low figure. Call at my office.

Uriah A. Lough Monterue Lough John A. Williams Sundai Frederick National Pike Orréent

Printing and patent remedies offer wide goods advertising

Thoroughly equipped with machinery we offer all kinds of work at reasonable prices and warn against cholera. Mayer’s Magnetic Drops claim quick safe cure for cholera and summer diarrhoeas, with pills for sick headache and pain relief. Dairymen praise Chamberlain’s Pain Ease for rheumatism. Garrett & Pearre and Garrett & Pearce druggists carry these medicines. Bucklen’s Arnica Salve is touted as the best for skin issues with a money‑back guarantee. Lane’s medicine and Beecham’s Pills are advertised for bowel health.

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President Cleve land moves to private country residence

Late capital news reports President Cleveland beginning a spring move to his new country home just outside Washington on Massachusetts avenue near Woodley Lane. He will live there during off hours, visiting the White House each morning, with only Senator West as a visitor during solitude.

Senator West Charlies C. Carpenter Pary Hoke Smith Professor Langley Smith White House Interior Department Secretary of the Interior Indian Service General Land of Flo Geological Survey Pension Bureau Public Service Herbert Navy Gresham State Department William E. Curtis Bureau of American Republics Washington Itago New York Avenue Maryland Maryland Democracic Essact Capitol Gorman J. Mo ‘Street Harford Democrat State Association

Irish Home Rule debate and other 1893 news items

Reports from London on the Irish Home Rule bill with Gladstone rebuttals and Cavendish amendment. also notes on a Benwood Benwood Cardonia clash in India, White Star shipbuilding plans, a Lincoln coal mine gas explosion, and various legal and social notices.

Infanta Comins Great Honors Planned in New York

The InfantaEu lalie arrives in New York May 19 with reception plans under way. Questions of etiquette arise as President seeks American style honors. A cable from Havana confirms sailing for New York and arrival details. Florence von Ax reports from New York as reception arrangements unfold.

New York Washington Infanta Eulalie White House America United States Infanta

Roanoke College to Celebrate 40th Anniversary at Salem

Roanoke College in Salem marks fortieth anniversary with a June program. Rev George W Holland delivers baccalaureate sermons on June 4. Rev Byron Sunderland gives capital addresses. Notables attend including Congressman James Marshall and Walter H Page. Commencement set for June 7 with Jerry Stone as salutatorian and Solomon Homer as valedictorian Choctaw Indian.

Roanoke Colleges Bazen Roanoke College George W. Holland Newberry College South Carolina Young Mens!' Christian Association Byron Sunderland D.D Washington James W. Marshall Virginia Wm. R. Brown North Carolina Adolph H Snyder Rockingham Register Library Societies Walter H. Page The Forum New York Jerry Clarence Stone Solomon Jones Homer Indian Territory Moanoke

Justice Brewer Rules Chinese Exclusion Constitutional

Washington May 14 Justice Brewer upheld the Chinese exclusion act as constitutional asserting that nations may bar aliens for public welfare and Congress may enact laws to that effect The treaty with China allowed no naturalization and Chinese residents are permitted only by United States authority They have no inherent right to remain and the Geary law was found constitutional in this decision

Justice Brewer Washinctox Congress China United States

Widow of Carl von Ax not widow of Jacob Halsted in suit

Judge Dugro dismissed the dower action against the Halsted estate after evidence and a deposition from Helene DEnghien, denying any marriage to Carl von Ax. The plaintiff claimed a 1859 marriage at 556 West Fifty-sixth Street, but witnesses cited by defense undermined the claim. The case, tied to a common law marriage, ended with the plaintiff retaining the Ax name but failing to recover. The Electric Light Controversy also noted, with Supreme Court deferring the case after a certiorari motion was denied. Separately, Secretary Hoke Smith approved swamp land grants in Louisiana, affecting a 403 acre tract once tied to historic land patents.

Carl von Ax Baltimores Jacob Halsted Dugro John M. Bowers Halsted Helens D'Enghien Portland, Or West Fifty-sixth Street George Hallard Helene Bowers On AX Wasnine Tay General Electric Westinghouse Supreme Court of the United States Edison Company SawyerMan Company Westinghouse Company Lawyer Man Company Supreme Court Chie Fuller Louisiana WaAshington Hoke Smith Hournas Evant McDonogh and Fontenot Loui Baltimore New Orleans John McDonagh Delille Dapard

Court rulings on deportation and railway honor in 19th century notes

The article reports a court decision upholding deportation as constitutional, with Justices Field Shiras and Fuller dissenting. It covers a Mobile and Ohio railway ceremony presenting E L Russell a silver service for legal help preserving management control, a Calumet mine disaster recoveries, and Treasury estimates on hat trimming duties refunds, plus English reconciliation rumors between factions in Parliament.

New York Field, Shiras Fuller United States Aorise Mobile and Ohio Railway Mobile St. Louis Air E. L. Russell Safford Birney Russell

Brooklyn Handicap Triumph At Gravesend Amidst Silence

New York May 16 30 000 spectators witnessed the Brooklyn handicap at Gravesend won by Diablo with Lamplighter second and Leonawell third. The event carried a 25000 prize with 19000 to the winner and 5000 to second. Diablo surged clear in the final stretch to win by a length. The crowd's hushed reception puzzled observers as a possible grand coup was alleged amid lively betting and cosmopolitan scene.

Monsignor Sateli Hoboken New York Satelli Father Corrigan St Mary's Hall Governor Wertz Fagan Hobsken Bartsell Kearney Diston McCready Burke Martha Stevens Castle Point Diablo Aed Colns Grace Darling Brooklyn Gravesend Raons Lamplighter Lavoilte Jennawell Elizabeth Raceland Tralna Bugle Taral Sims Leonawell Dogsett Tarai Goral Hoteeshoe

Multiple Historic Items Amid War, Politics and Baseball

A chaotic news roundup reports mob violence in Bedford England, stock profits, a Vermont bishop's death, Spanish torpedo patrols to Cuba, and a dispute over James Gordon Bennett. It recounts a St Louis baseball game incident with Vaughn and Brodie, John L Sullivan's assault warrant on a Pullman train, and various legal notices, resignations, and major league scores across Brooklyn Baltimore Philadelphia Chicago and more.

John Verse Bedford Ing. Ferrell Sa Why Richard Croker Desling Sherman Dwiggins Chicago Wiliam Henry Auguecas Episcopal Diocese of Vermont Burlington Cuba International Union of Horseshoos United States Canada Walte Wallsdal St. Louis New York James Gordon Bennett Herald Paris RW. McAll McAh France Philadel John L. Sullivan Sullivan Lizette Handy Sullivan Party Sukliven

Market Quotations From New York Grain And Provisions

Market quotations list prices for flour, spring and winter wheat, corn, and oats with varied prices and grades. Includes rye, rye mixtures, buckwheat, corn meal, and western market terms. Provides futures and spot figures, plus elevator and store notes, with no clear single event or outcome.

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