07 Nov 1893
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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Nov 07, 1893
Page
1
L Parsons announces real estate services as an agent and dealer for sale or purchase on commission at his office located in the Mutual Insurance Building Frederick Maryland. The notice invites buyers and sellers to engage his brokerage.
Classified notice offers the late Judge Yo Mahoney home for sale or rent on East South Street near Market. The brick 23 story 97 room house with deep lot and frontages, plus a country estate near Johnaville Frederick County Md, 176 acre farm with 1 two story brick house 40x10 bank barn and orchards. Also 63 1/2 acre tile farm near Utica md with two story stone house and outbuildings. Executors seek quick close. call W S Hofman Orion Bridge Md.
Buracker Confectionery Store on Mar Set Street between Second and Third streets sells stock and fixtures including soda fountain mirror stands jars ice cream freezers and cases. Owner Mr Buracker offers limited training and will stay briefly. possession immediate. Call Mr Buracker or office for terms as sale aims to move to Baltimore.
Dr James A Steuart, Maryland Board of Health secretary, calls on county commissioners to meet local physicians judges and justices of the peace to align on sanitary duties and unite in enforcing laws. He requests time and place for meetings and invites medical and legal officials to attend. The Pennsylvania board cites smallpox data and vaccination enforcement in Reading during late October 1893.
November 7 reports describe nationwide voter activity as outcomes in New York Ohio Iowa Massachusetts and Virginia could signal public approval or discontent with the administration. Central figures include Lamont Hamlin O Rourke Maxwell Bowler Palmer Meynard and McKinley with Democrats anticipating gains in Virginia and New York State while Ohio remains contested and New Jersey shows local strains over racing and home rule issues. Sir Andrew Clark dies at 47 in Lowes.
A Rascal gang dubbed the same as the Dayton crowd is pursued after horses in Batesville Ark were seized from the captured fugitives. The bandits lack coats hats and provisions and may face jailing threats as they drift toward Arnett. A jailer’s safety is questioned while authorities pursue signals from Jamestown and nearby towns.
A large mob in Marseilles supported tramway strikers as cars were overturned, rails damaged, and petroleum set on a car amid protests. Police and troops guarded yards, with 62 rioters arrested and talks ongoing between company directors and municipal authorities.
Governor Flower issues a proclamation urging untransmitted public opinion at the polls and strict enforcement of ballot laws. He warns officers to uphold honest franchise and warns of removal for failure to enforce the laws.
New York November 7 clash likely between University of Pennsylvania and Yale University in football after talks with Yale President Hatter and University representatives. Penn captain reportedly vowed to withdraw from the alliance if Yale uses a stronger team. interview with Yale head Holter suggests a final conference tonight.
A London banquet saluted Thomas F. Bayard with remarks on comity and free trade. General Patrick A. Collins spoke of U.S. trade revival, tariff outlook, and U.S. policy’s impact on Europe while stressing patriotism and mutual benefits. In Newark, City Clerk O Connor was arrested on a misdemeanor charge, bail set at $300. Prendergast trial postponed to November 27. In Wilkes-Barre, Andrew Poliski identified after being found murdered near Port Griffith. over $300 missing from his possession.
New York and Philadelphia markets closed volatile amid a professional attack and partial recoveries. Quotations updated for grains, flour, beef, pork, lard, butter, cheese, eggs, cattle, hogs, and sheep with prices and bid asks noted for November through February contracts.
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