04 Nov 1892
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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Nov 04, 1892
Page
1
Frederick Maryland will host a crowded local ad page with machine listings and real estate offers. A. C. Lorentz proclaims wide brand choices and installment plans, while W. Parsons and J. Baile promotion spans 56 acre farm sales, 21 acre Shookstown property, and East Patrick Street rental prospects.
A Granada uprising over Queen Regent Christiana's absence turns violent as crowds destroy royal arches, burn offices, and attack Conservative leaders. Civic guards clash, dozens arrested, and Granada's mayor resigns. Madrid sees the governor resign amid Prado protests and a soon-to-be-shaken cabinet. Bread-price protests spawn clashes in Caceres with gendarmes wounded and bakeries torched.
The Lingo murder trial in Camden resumes on the second day with John Miller husband of the murdered woman testifying. He appears worn and anxious as chief counsel questions him while the court keeps spectators inside as the session continues amid a tense, crowded courtroom atmosphere.
In a tense courtroom, officers contend punishment of Private Tams was justified amid mutiny accusations. Testimony from nurses, soldiers, and generals supports whether the action was within military law. Proceedings adjourned as counsel prepare further argument.
Henry Guy Carleton faces potential imprisonment after his former wife Helen S Carleton seeks contempt charges for unpaid alimony totaling about 2000 dollars and violating court orders by remarrying. Judge Ingraham permits brief delay but warns enforcement is possible. Other brief items note Carnaux miners resuming after a strike and the will contest of Mrs Cotes as well as the loss of the steamer W H Gilcher with all eighteen crew presumed dead.
William Kearn, long-time trader with Moquais and Navajo, visited the Indian office and described Black Horse as a turbulent, vicious Indian who recently assaulted Indian agent Shipley in Arizona. He stated Black Horse is not a principal chief but leads a troublesome faction.
The register lists guests arriving by train and car at Grorr House, Carus House, and other hotels. Names include John O. Winshipp Cleveland E A Miller Baltimore and many more with totals: 27 county arrivals and 1 city arrival."}
PURELY PERSONAL. Mrs. Elizabeth 3fehrling, visiting in this city, departed for Jun eiia Indiana. Miss Rebecca Greentree of Baltimore has returned home. Mr. HN Earle Black and Mr. R B Campbell will spend a few days with his mother at Rocky Ridge. Funerals: The funeral of Mrs. Mary E. Getzendanner took place this afternoon at two o'clock from her East Church Street residence. The Rev. A J Gill officiated, assisted by Rev. E R Kachbach. Interment in Mt. Olivet cemetery. W H B Etchison was the funeral director.
New York Nov 4 The Coney Island club via Judge Newton offered Bob Fitzsimmons a purse of 35000 to meet Jim Hall at its arena next April. This is the largest prize in boxing history. Fitzsimmons undecided, awaiting word from Crescent City club president Noel who had bid 26000 and 30000 earlier.
Paris dispatch details Oct 20 21 engagements with Dahomeyans at Akas. French losses ten killed seventy three wounded while native forces suffered thousands killed. French captured lines and fortified post along the River Oto after reinforcements arrived.
Philadelphia markets report a dull session with Metropolitan Traction opening at 137 then sliding to 126 before closing. Lehigh Valley and Lehigh Navigation hold steady as futures and produce bids move through grains and provisions. wheat, corn, oats steady or firmer with mixed prices across varieties. butter, lard, and sugars show modest firmness amid a general market calm.
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