Farsons Real Estate Agent Passes Away
Local obituary notes that W. Farsons, a real estate agent and dealer, passed away after long service in the property market. Details on family and funeral arrangements are not provided in the fragment.
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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Nov 13, 1893
Page
1
Auction and sale notices from Maryland and nearby towns
Off ers for sale or rent include a residence on the south side of a street in Fredsmex Maryland and an executors sale of the late Jaod Hollman Se deceased near Johnaville Fraserick County. Listings describe farm land 63x acras with an orchard, a two story house and outbuildings, and a confectionery business for quick sale at the Burucker store on Mar met 5 between Second and Tatra Streets. Details via local offices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jadge Fm
Sari
Jaod Hollman
Johnaville
Fraserick County
Core
Jitis Morey
Senate
Hofman
Cotoe Bridge
James K. Worre
Chessilia
Driag
Detea
Ivery
Burucker Goatecionery
Marmet 5
Tatra
Burucker
Buracker
Ir. Buracker
Baltimore
Partridge and Woodcock Shortages Hit Maryland Hunters
Weather last winter reduced old partridges and woodcock in Maryland. Reports say Virginia and North Carolina birds are scarce or small, while Maryland pheasants remain plentiful in Western Maryland, with Gerre county offering good shooting. Market gunners face criticism for out of season kills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland
Virginia
North Carolina
Jane Lj
Gerre
Remembering Washington as Nash Roby recounts long life
Nash Roby a blind resident of a New Jersey poorhouse claims to be 121 years old. He says he was born April 4 1811 in Gates County North Carolina and served on the Constitution and Brandywine before settling in the station NY area. He recalls hearing Washington at Yorktown and notes he first used glasses twenty years ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gen. Washington
Nash Rody
N. J
Fisking
Ewes
Brooklyn Navy-Yard
Tregretti
Roby
Washington
Yorktown
Woman Buried Alive Near Hanover Pennsylvania
About two months after Mrs Joseph Sientz of near Hanover Pennsylvania died her family had the grave walled up and cemented. Last week workers reopened the coffin to seal the tomb and found the lid forced open the glass broken interiors disturbed and the corpse partly turned with a pale face indicating she had been buried alive and suffered in the dark tomb.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Sientz
Hanover
Foreign policy debate on Hawaii restoration and U S role
The article reports U S officials and lawmakers weighing intervention in Hawaii after Queen Liliuokalani’s ouster. It details Minister Willis in Honolulu, possible strong-armed moves, and varied congressional views on restoring the monarchy versus nonintervention. It notes instability in the provisional government and risks to American interests. It also mentions mining fatalities in a Caribbean or U S region with three miners killed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wasuksetos
United States
Willis
Honolulu
Teeno Weil
Tai
Pacifia Tf
Lefs Sanolulu
iConnexc Sarard
Juoka Seni
Gresham
Uniaire
Cleveland
Hitt
Ilinois
House Committee On Foreign Affairs
Congressman Holmen
Indiana
Hawaii
England
Porigressman McCleary
Alinesota
Ceen
O'Neil
Massachusetts
Coombs
New York
Harrison
Oates
Alabama
Minnesota
Bostnez
Lawless Kantuckians and the Evans Case Echoes
Fragments describe public fear after a violent incident in a city district near Evans' former home. Residents fear reprisals as crowds gather around a large hall and nearby houses to guard against supposed attacks. Details are unclear but report violence, a potential rape, and widespread unrest with unknown perpetrators.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howe
St Istoe Dlorisoicer
Noyfiend
Ford
Cote Juary
Diane Gome
Feng
Hall
Evans
Dion
Phil Bing
Bin
Ser
Revolutionary figures and political unrest across nations
The report combines multiple strained items from abroad and domestically. It notes revolutionary activity linked to President Diaz and figures like Colina, with surveillance by Diaz’s agents. It also covers a papal bust unveiling in New Jersey, Russian exiles and immigration inquiries, factory labor shifts in Scranton and Lackawanna, a major iron and steel mill fire in West Virginia, and election irregularities in Urga.
Fragmentary crime note from Ki pierced with pips
Fragmented OCR reads like a local crime note about a fatal event involving an exploding device and a person named Charles H. Sion or similar, with garbled details and scattered phrases. No clear date, location, or full names are discernible.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles H. Sion
Death of a Veteran Sergeant During War
A veteran sergeant died while on duty in a wartime incident described as a tragic loss. Details remain unclear due to damaged text but the report marks his service and death during hostilities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chuming
Fire destroys Fort Wayne building and damages several sites
A blaze at Fort Wayne Indiana totally destroyed a building and spread to the Aldine House and The Gazette office. The fire caused a mansard roof collapse and injuries were reported as the blaze damaged nearby properties including a million. Cash losses estimated at 199.0 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mae
Harrison
Hugh Mates
Ciths
New York
Elizabeth J
Fort Wayne
Ind
Aldine
Gazette Office
Tariff Reform Foes Divide as Free List Debates Grow
The Ways and Means Committee debates a new tariff bill with disputes over free lists for coal iron ore lumber and salt. Populists threaten a separate income tax push led by Congressman Bryan while some members push a tax on corporations or a stamp duty at incorporation. Names include Culberson Whitlis Wilson and Scott Wike with concerns from Alabama Michigan Ohio and western states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wastincros
Ways and Means Committee
Democratic Party
Edone
Mensure
Culberson
Texax
Ohio
West
Alabama
Michigan
Whitlis
Weys and Means
Wilson
Ways Any Means
Wars and Means Committee
Springer
House
Congress
Ways and Means
Bryan
Nebraska
Secretary of the Treasury
Scott Wike
Johnson
Melbourne voyage amid Santos crisis and Peixoto support
The Melbourne steamer reports from Santos amid unrest as Peixoto’s government hardens defenses and seizes supplies. Rebels’ hopes dim as local merchants remain loyal and naval forces patrol the harbor entrance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Puixota
Melbourne
Santos
Bahai
Brazil
Santos Em Geris
Santi
Peixoto
Mello
Revolutionary Party
Canse
Santos Uoual Metros
Santo Catherine
Onier
Jvixota
Rio Janeiro
Basioes
Melio
Peisi
Buenos Ayres
Meilo
Anarchist Martyrs Remembered at Waldheim Cemetery
Mourning services for executed anarchists Parson, Spies, Linge, Schwab and others drew about 28,000 people at Waldheim cemetery. Speakers including Fielden and Schwab praised the defendants and condemned capital punishment, urging reform and protest against injustice. The crowd heard songs, observed a procession, and heard calls to defend workers against oppression.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fielden
Schweb
Neeby
Schwab
Annie Laurie
Parsons
Prisor
Albert Parsons
Annie Lawrilie
Fischer
Bagel
Marevilles
Hilla
Engel
Taymarket
Dband
Kirlings
Altgeldrings
Altgeld
ANARCHISTS TRIALS TO REMAIN SECRET IN MAPAIO REPORT
Reports from Mapaio state authorities will keep proceedings of anarchist defendants secret. Police arrested three on charges linked to a Liceo theater dynamite attack. The head of the conspiracy is believed located in Europe with ties alleged to Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mapaio
Barcelona
Liceo
Sit
Europe
United States
Chicago
New Jersey Legislature May Meet Over Alleged Irregularities
The State Gazette reports Camden and Hudson county Democrats plan an extra session to push for rule changes and seating contests. They accuse James A. Bradley of campaign inducements to wives and children while Hoffmann and Riddle battles unfold. Governor Werts may be pressed for a special session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Jersey
State Gazette
Camden
Hudson County
Senate
T. D. Hoffman
Atlantic County
Riddle
Ant
Intituce
Angel
James A. Bradley
Asbury Park
Monmouth
Bradier
Hradley
Hiddle-Floffman
Election Committee
Hoffman
Werts
Fire damages Baptist church in Caiiaco with $7500 loss
In Caiiaco Nevada Rev. Barbour delivered a sermon from Genesis Exscape for thy life when the Barden Avenue Baptist church caught fire. The blaze caused about 7500 dollars in damages but no panic among worshippers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caiiaco
Nev
Barbour
Barden Avenue Baptist Church
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Ypavins
Srwocxa
Moersacs
Afuntal Insurance Building
Fredsmex, Md
Pine Farm
PERST
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Jooth Market Street
Frederick
Tur
Habyland
MR. Wells
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the Opixtons
Young Republic of the Pacific
Ty. Davine
James Bless
John Jones
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Tiver
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Uct
Mer
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N.I
Sax
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Lackawanna Iron and Steel Company
Wopeling
W.va
Whitaker Iron and Steel Company
City
Urica
John G. Gibson
TEE
Comitttes
Cariaco
Andrew Warren
Leraxox.Pa
North Annville Township
Kettering
Berlin
Schichan Shipbuilding
Elbing
West Prussia
Oe Mello
Carletox
Mich
P. Born
Hondurse
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Yale
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Parrickle
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Edgar
Harman
Otto
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P. Hahn
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Were
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Manigat
Mr. Pack
Philadelphia
Anarcin
Requen
Ftislden
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THE
Fomneign Anarchists
Farimere
Reaming
Reading
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William Mortis
Shea
Venre Aute
Eva Kelly
Alice Marshall
Eva
Olympic Club
Lew Onugaxs
Conningham
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Slas
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Missouri
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Arthur L. Evans
Kentucky
Barkwet. Ky
Ilinois Central
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Attar
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Interior
Stephanou
Justice
Fox Sign Affairs
Kalifrones
Bouboulis
Marine
Tsamados
Santander
Heven
William Dodee
Ste
Carpenter Steel Company
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