10 Nov 1893
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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Nov 10, 1893
Page
1
W Dove Parsons is identified as a real estate agent and deacon in community notices. The item notes his professional roles and suggests a public figure's involvement in local affairs. No further event details are provided in readable text.
Auction and sale notices offer a framed mix of properties and a confectionery business in Frederick and surrounding counties. Listings include a brick house on Gonth Street, farm near Johnsville, a 60 acre tract near Union Mills, and a first class confectionery store on Market Street, with terms, contact details, and executors involved.
Highlights include Dr J W Murray and Charles W Bush death notices in Anne Arundel County. Daniel B Booker of Booker's Wharf Queen Annes County dies at age fifty. Calvert County grand jury to probe county finances. Seventh Day Adventist trial for Sunday work in Centreville. Maryland politicians discuss Senate and House leadership. Washington County deaths Leonard Marlack and Simon Zhamerman aged sixty and seventy four. Charles County election returns awaiting action after a district certificate lockup.
Last Monday night a Darton wagon carrying Wilbur and Edward Bowlus of Baltimore and Thomas H B Feete of Washington, D C toppled over a high embankment near Charles Brane's residence while descending a hill. Feete suffered sprains and bruises, oysters spilled, and the wrecked wagon was moved to D S Kefanter's home before the others continued on foot and the driver returned to Frederick in a maudlin state.
The Mendelssohn Quintette Club gave the first concert of the Boston Young Men's Christian Association season at Association Hall last night. The ensemble, once a local mainstay of classic chamber music, drew distinct interest with a rare Boston appearance. The Boston Transcript notes the club made a fine impression. Tonight the event moves to City Hall.
Louis Floyd of Minneapolis faces arrest in New York for participation in the Bank of Minneapolis robbery on Sept 2. Scheig and Frank Floyd pursue arrival aboard the Spree as they race to defend against extradition. The trio planned frauds on English banks using forged drafts and secret ciphered documents, while living lavishly on ill gotten funds.
The article reports on Edison patent expiration affecting American lamp manufacture and sales, with claims on patent term and foreign expiration. It covers health board actions in Pennsylvania, vaccination statistics, and pollution concerns, plus various local incidents from New Jersey to Pennsylvania and New York, including assaults, shootings, animal attacks, and official notices.
Interviews with leading Republicans across Maine New England and Ohio show a strong tilt toward William McKinley of Ohio as the likely 1896 Republican presidential nominee with Thomas Reed as a secondary option. Supporters include Hon. William B. Osborn Ex-Governor Ames Attorney General Pillsbury and ex-congressman Bowman among others.
A Calgary church gathering of liberal Presbyterians adopted a belligerent stance against orthodox leaders. They insist on defending liberty of opinion and constitutional rights, arguing there is no authority for new dogmas. The anti orthodox tone followed calls to stand firm in church rights and resist coercion.
Nov 10 dispatch reports Fort Folcohoma and chief Khama’s men surrender Saluwayo on Nov 2 after fierce Matabele resistance. British machine guns rout attackers, killing many. Bulawayo is burned, Lobengula’s magazine blown, some Matabele commanders allegedly suicide. Parliament debates chartered companies’ role in Matabeleland concessions and digs into Rudd agreement.
Wall street edged higher with broad participation while readings from Philadelphia to Reading show mixed commodity pricing. Cattle and hog markets held steady with modest shifts, while dairy and creamery quotes moved slightly. grains dipped with weaker corn and wheat futures as November contracts softened.
Boston Nov 10 A tangled case surrounds the deaths of Mrs Toole and Margaret Toole after drinking porter at their South Boston home. The father died overnight. Police say a cyanide trace in stomachs suggests poisoning amid a suspected conspiracy among those present. Joseph, Join, Patrick, and Anna Maria Toole are involved.
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