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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

May 20, 1893

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Two Houses For Sale In Frederick County Real Estate Notes

W L Parsons estate agent and dealer offers stock, mortgagee, and others for sale or purchase on commission at Mutual Insurance Building Frederick. Properties include two houses on West Allensmith with gas throughout, a large attached lot, and a six room house on West Street. Also listed is a stock farm in Montgomery County with canal access, plus various outbuildings and improvements. Additional country residence of John Seerae Bee near Braddock three miles west of Frederick is for sale or rent with extensive grounds and shrubbery. Call at the office for particulars.

SEAL A .Jtockes Mutual Insurance Building Frederick, Ma West Sabetac West St Westof Loo Montgo County Ioffer John A Seerae Bee St Braddock Frederick Corrick

Rogers Career Headed Cordage Chief Ends Life Jump

Charles S. Rogers president of Northwest Cordage Co., identified as Rogers, leapt from a bridge into the river after handing a boy a note and a letter. A large river search begins as authorities report no financial trouble and suspect temporary insanity. Rogers, son-in-law of E F Drake, was a prominent St. Paul business figure.

Charles S. Rogers St. Paul Northwest Cordage Works High Bridge Afr J.M. Karl Matt C. S. Rogers Grove Street Northwestern Cordage Company Rogers E .F. Drake Cs, Rogers

JAMES E MURDOCH DEATH ENDS A LEGEND OF THE STAGE

James E Murdoch famous actor dies after two years of illness cared for by daughters Fanny and Ida. His public last appearance was at the Pike about two years ago reciting Sheridan's Ride. He began in England six years earlier, reached major fame, retired about 35 years ago, and studied Shakespeare. He appeared at the great drama festival in Music Hall ten years ago with Booth and Barrett, and his family included a son and seven grandchildren.

DiscassatTi James E Muroch Fanny Ida Murdocn the Pike Sheridan England Manioch Cincinnasti John Bates Smce Booth Barrett Murdoch Map Mazen Hiss Shire

F.C. M.C A. to Host Gospel Service Tomorrow

Mr. Ed Berbert will conduct the gospel singing at the F.C. M.C A. gathering tomorrow afternoon. The message promises uplifting music and community fellowship at the church event.

F.C Ed. Berbert M.C. A

Infanta Eulalie Arrives in Washington amid Royal Welcome

Infanta Eulalie lands at New York then Jersey City and Washington on May 20, greeted by crowds. The royal party travels aboard the Infanta Isabella and Wildwood car, with President Cleveland, Secretary Gresham, and Spanish envoy present. A carpeted platform and ceremonial guard mark the arrival and reception in Washington, ending with a royal stay at the Arlington hotel. Mrs Minnie Porter dies in New York after a hospital transfer.

Davis Infanta Delaware Susquehanna Europe Baltimore Washington Waskisctos Pennsylvania Legation United States Cavalry Henry Fort Alger Potomac Virginia Atlee Rockhill State Department Ais Wes Gresham Burunga Prince Antonio Pennsylvania Avenue Sixth Street Treasury Department Arlington Hotel Broad Avenue Gresbara Adee Quiner Cleveland

Washington Happenings and Other U.S. News Briefs May 20

Government will pay all bills for entertaining the Duke of Veragua and his suite in the United States, with the Infanta Eula also being hosted as a national guest. Presidentially appointed officials include Kerr Craige as third assistant postmaster general and several land office and public money receivers. Damages awarded in a Richmond case against Woodward & Lothrop. A Pittsburg sensational arrest ties a gang to a recent murder and highway robberies. Other items cover law and order society probes, Charles de Lesseps case, Hull Strike terms, and a bank failure in Normal Texas with the bank owner jailed.

Sam Washington Duke of Congress Secretary of State Duke of Veragua United States Gresham Infanta Eula Kerr Craige North Carolin John G. Brown Idaho Blackfeet George B. Young New Mexico Roswell N. M John W. Jones Blackfoot Wiliam H. Cosgrove Boswell Pittsburg Prrnspere Charles Mylan Thirty-third Street Mylan B. G. Mylan Pitcasion Pennsylvania Railroad Herrsville Lancaster County Virginia Charleston Miylsa Tpor Law and Order Society Prrrssvec Poor Board of Allegheny County James F. Robb

Pleasant Day at Presbyterian Assembly excursion to Mount Vernon

The Presbyterian general assembly enjoyed an outing to Mount Vernon with steamer Macalester and electric rail, while sessions discussed judicial commission reforms, church unity talks with Episcopalians, and a push for tighter seminary controls amid Briggs controversy. Delegates heard White House reception remarks from President Cleveland and saw a new gavel made from Mount Vernon cherry and a fragment from the Constitution. The assembly also addressed home mission work for women and a plan to spread gospel in Texas among 78,000 Mexicans.

Judiciary Committee Bartlett Warnixetox Presbyterian Assembly Mount Vernon Washington Potomac Macalester Alavendria Charlies A. Dickey General Assembly J. G Paton New Hebrides White House Cleveland Craig Barnett Pope's Creek United States Massachnusetts Independence Union Southern Presbyteria Macox Southern Presbyterian Assembly Presbytery Memphis Synod of Texas

Fountain of Life gains fame at World's Fair

A feature on MacMonnies Fountain of Life by Frederick MacMonnies at the World’s Fair. The plaster sculptures rival marble, with 140 daytime jets and night electric lights enhancing the display. Mrs. Mary F. MacMonnies is praised for talent alongside her husband.

MacMonnies Frederick MacMonnies Brooklyn Mary F. MacMonnies

Women in Possession and German Village Draw Crowds

Chicago May 20 crowds pressed at the Art Palace doors for the women congress sessions. Women discussed all life aspects from domestic roles to clubs and modern female spheres. Baptist leaders withdrew from the World’s Fair nomination amid Sunday opening debates. The Globe notes the German Village’s growing appeal and reports on Thomas delays, Sunday opening postponed, and various brief items including a cholera scare and a wrecked schooner.

Chicago Art Palace Doras Possenson Confucius R Marbomet Lawrence, Henson Parker Baptist Auxiliary Religious Congress Denver National Editorial Association Asbury Park N. J Emory Herbert D. B. Anthony Kansas Joseph M. Chappell Ashland Wis Greman Village Nam E. Tabor Florida Theodore Thomas Board of Reference and Control Thomas

British and world notes scattered in old news

A compilation of brief items mentions a British order in council delaying sealing in the Berings, arrests of a socialist editor, regional sports results, a French cabinet official's health, a Yellow Pine Sum Manufacturers pact, and various incidents from Sweden to Siam, with rail and political notes from Canada and Atlanta.

House of Commons M. Artiand Mi Istry Birmiegeham Charleston Atlanta Mamiegomery Nashville Auguste L. Herr Fentz Mannheim Milien Alehame Montgomery Yellow Pine Sum Manufacturers’ Association New York Washington Cleveland Bangkok Siam Vaerdalen Trondhjem Sweden Belkosp Gloucester Masa Boston Besnington

Market Quotations and Wheat Prices Across Markets

Baltimore market quotations show winter and spring wheat patents and samples with prices around 198 to 275. New York notes include winter wheat futures and Minnesota cream values. The fragmented text lists multiple commodities including pork, lard, butter and creamery products with scattered pricing and references to elevators and storage terms.

Baltimore Fiour Wecera Super Gioia Mar Jals Set Co Choice Azae New York Fisar Minnesota Walyp T. OG Sesterm State Creacnery Jari Epge State Goutheta

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