Frederick City Real Estate and Bond Offerings in 1893
A Frederick Md real estate and stock bond notice promotes sale and purchase on commission. It lists $20,000 in bonds secured by a mortgage on Fredrick Brick Works real estate and plant, bearing 5 percent interest, payable semiannually, tax-exempt, with denominations of 500 dollars and a $50,000 real estate value. Also advertised are two brick houses for Mrs. John Wilcoxon on West All Saints Street, and a Green Mount Cemetery lot with a double brick house for sale through local agents.
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Fredrick Brick Works
Aaid Company
John Wilcoxon
All Sainte St
Market
Tepair
Uriah A. Lough
Montevne Pike
Frederick City
Green Mount Cemetery
Montonqua Avenue
Richard Jackson
B. B. Probe
All Saints St
Presbyterian Legions the Famous Case of Dr Briggs
Washington May 17 Many delegates to the general assembly of the Presbyterian church have arrived and the Ebbitg House discussions cover the Briggs case the seminary report and the revision of the confession of faith. Galleries open to the public while delegates occupy the main floor. The Briggs matter is expected to dominate proceedings with the other topics taking a back seat. The New York Avenue church in Washington hosts the sessions and has historic ties to presidents and leaders.
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WashIndon
General Assembly
Presbyterian Church
Capital
Tapis
Aces
Macy Pointe
Ebbitg House
Bartlett
Roberts
New York Avenues Presbyterian Church
Committee On Seminaries
Briggs
New York
New York Avenue Presbyterian Church
Washington
F Street
Second Presbyterian
Phineas D. Gurley
Andrew Jackson
John Quincy Adams
Franklin Pierce
James Buchanan
Abraham Lincoln
Church of the Covenant
Gurley
Bull Rampage Injures Three Men in Philadelphia Streets
A furious bull attacked by a dog and mob of onlookers injured two elderly men on Callowhill and Front streets, tossing Benjamin Myers and others. The animal was chased toward York road and Buttonwood, where it was confined in a box stall by an unknown owner.
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Philadelphis
Paapetraa
Callowhill Street
William Burns
Bpruce Street
Amimsium
Front Street
James Hines
Vine Street
Buttonwood
New Market Street
Benjamin Myers
Brown Street
York Road
Buttonwood Street
William Donahue
Immigration southward shows ties and obstacles
Immigrant movement toward the American South draws comment from H C Hilken of A Schumacher & Co. He notes that migrants follow prosperous friends and pioneer settlers, with drought and hard winters in the West possibly pushing some Europeans south if inducements exist. Many details and related notes follow.
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Mer
EL C. Hilker
Baltimore
H. C. Hilken
A. Schumacher & Co
North German
Lloyd Steamship Company
Richmond
Germany
United States
Europe
Open Sunday policy adopted for World’s Fair amid doubts
At Curcaco on May 17, World's Columbian exposition directors agreed to abrogate Sunday closing in exchange for a 2.5 million appropriation. The fair will open Sundays while closing only exhibit buildings. About 1.92 million of the original grant will be returned to the treasury after debts. National commission approval uncertain as local directors push Sunday openings, risking a rift with the national body. Also at the Mecca, 400 journalists attend the National Editorial association convention, with overall attendance expected to reach 1,300. Laborers complain of unpaid wages, and Mrs May Wright Sewall presides over dress reform events featuring reform outfits and Charlotte Emerson Brown.
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Curcaco
Congress
Exposition Company
Rational Treasury
National Commission
Wen
H-tel
Mecca
National Editorial Association
May Wright Sewall
Department
Meeting in Washington to decide Brigg s case
The one hundred fifth general assembly of the Presbyterian Church of the United States meets in Washington May 18. Major issues include the reported prosecution of Professor Briggs, the New York presbytery action, and the revision of the confession of faith. A partial clergy poll suggests revision may be postponed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
One Hundred and Fifth General Assembly
Presbyterian Church of the United States
Portland
Briggs
New York
Editors Attend World Convention Amid Low Attendance
Delegates travel from across the nation for a two week gathering in Chicago as part of a World’s Fair auxiliary program. The congress includes sessions led by B J Price and T W Palmer, with prelude addresses by Moses Handy and Governor George W Peck. Weather and slim crowds dampen receipts, while a White House reception looms and Mount Vernon excursion is planned.
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T. W. Palmer
Moses P. Handy
Chicago
George W. Peck
Wisconsin
Brice
Association
Allison
Bombs found with dynamite near Paris shed
Paris reports reveal police uncovered several bombs and pounds of dynamite buried around a shed in Levallois suburb. Each bomb used an old peas can, glass tube with acid, and iron fragments. authorities arrest Benson and several anarchists on suspicion as to who buried the arms.
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Paris
Levallois
Benson
National league bell games and wartime headlines
Summary of diverse sports and crime items: Pittsburg tied St Louis and Coe. Boston beat New York 10 to 1. An execution in Rio Grande region drew crowds. Southern league results include Montgomery 3 Mobile 5 Atlanta 14 Chattanooga 8 Savannah 0 Nashville 9 Birmingham. Treasury appoints John E. Ashe to close Arkansas City bank affairs. Teamsters and Shovelers strike in Indianapolis demand eight hours work, ten hours on. Georgia cotton heir Marian Dunbar and W A Campbell wed in Augusta. Florida senate passes bill restricting train crew hours, eight hours between runs. Lou Trench lynched in Seymour after murder. mob also connected to Turley case in Bedford. Reading directors allegedly approved stock purchases for New England railroads.
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Pittsburg
St Louis
Coe
Boston
New York
Army
Cord
X. H
Rio Grande River
Mexico
Texas
Montgommery
Mobile
Allanta
Auguste
Chattanooga
Savanish
Nashville
Birmingham
Secretary of the Treasury
John E. Ashe
Fonda
N. Y
National Bank
Arkansas City
Ark
Indlanapolis
Teamsters’ and Shovelers’ Union
Marian Hartridge Dunbar
Georgia
W. A. Campbell
Augusta
Florida Senate
Imo
Lou Trench
Maar Seymour
Ind
Turley
Bedford
McLeod
New England
Reading
Minister Risley's Suit Over Unaccounted Fees
New York reporters say John E. Risley the newly named minister to Denmark is sued in equity with Joseph E. McDonald as joint counsel. A petition seeks a receiver for Risley's property to inspect accounts of McDonald and Risley as Alabama attorneys amid claims of millions in fees and a shortfall in Risley's accounting. McDonald allegedly received only 96,000 of the fees while Risley is said to have collected much more.
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New You
John E. Risley
Denmark
Joseph E. McDonald
Dill
United States
Risley
McDonald & Risley
Alsbams
Hissey
Rartnerahi Bely Hoa
McDonald
Cee Nyas
Alabama Commission
Hisey
Prisoners Escape In Indicts
Jeffersonville Indiana May 17 one of the most daring breaks for liberty was accomplished at the Indiana prison youth Four convicts Robert Adams Nathan Bell Frank McCarty and William Nelson forming the quartette escaped by drilling a two foot hole through a flagging to the ground they then tunnelled under the flagging north wall and climbed an improvised well to scale the brick wall on the east side to reach freedom
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Jeffersonville
Ind
Tiberty
Indiana
Robert Adamos
Nathan Bell
Frank McCarty
William Nelson
Ating Rodgers
Tange
Hedford Amestone
Market Quotations From Baltimore and New York Trade Notes
Market quotations show prices for wheat, rye, corn, oats, and flour with various grades and patents. Also listed are butter, eggs, cheese, lard, and sugar values, with cotton middling futures and regional price references for Baltimore and New York markets.
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Baltlimore
Rio
New Yorka
Cormm
Agena
Western
Family
Western Steam
Pennsylvania
Southern
Faiz
Cotes Rio
New Orleans
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Seal Estate
Jus
Incurince Bonding
Prederick, Md
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C. Canal
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Loffer
Oiepech Wees Srenes
John A. Willams
Tredd Lock
Frederick
First Frederick
Frederick County
Ferona County
Equiseedio
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Inecarora
Maryland
Jacob Enherbace
Milton EL Angleserger
Mays
Masasu
W.va
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Cincinnati
Ohio
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Mayer
A. Harvery
J A. Willamson
Steiner Bros
Garritt & Pearre Draggists
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Ps. Saya
Garrett & Pearn
Jake Mayers
Chamberlain
W. B. Deany
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J. A. Hoyte
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Satelli
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Sarbox
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Sayage
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Grand Lake
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Bayou Mason
Foster
Judge Twiggs
Chatlaxcoca
H. D. Twiggs
Sioux Falls
M. D
Lacie BE. Twiggs
Gordon
Capstanoogs
Stanton House
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Cornelia E. Harrison
Charleston
S. C
Twiggs
Harrison
Priapetesia
Cheshire
Stahl
G. M. Stanwood
Cienfuegos
Philadelphia
Messrs
O'Farrell
Tyler
Buford
Virginia
Hilnels
Chiscaco
Illinois State Medical Society
Commandery Hall
Masonic Temple
D. KR. Brower
Green Goods Phillips
George Phillips
Greenlexis
Quebec
F. M. Carrier
Miller Carrier
Minneapolis
Farmers and Mechanics Bank
Virginia Board of Public Works
Worfole
State Board of Public Works
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Kinney
Marye
Harman
Norfolk and Southern Atlantic
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Gorman
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W.A. Stone
C. R. Breckinridge
Army and Navy
John W. Thompson
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Johan Hay
Gardner ‘$. Hubbard
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Cleveland
Mount Vernon
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Infanta Eulalie
Mgr. Satelli
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America
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Prince Antoine
Casa Beneficencia
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M. Davelle
Madagascar
Mr. Giadstons
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Mer. Satelli
Trish
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Wicklow County
Conran
Wheeling
Mike Hawley
James Gillespie
Hawley
Chester
South Carolina
Cope
Chester Nquor
Crovintury
F Clark
Clarke
Neti
Seattle
Jalitar Ascadtted
Seatti E
Nederland
Romer Shoal
Antwerp
Minister Risley
Isaltimore
BaLtRione
O. F. Day, Son & Co
West
Baltimore Strees
Lees
Mira
Maggie Hooper
Mamie Maxwell
Harvey
Harvey Wee
Louvisville
A. V. Dupont
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