16 Nov 1893
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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Nov 16, 1893
Page
1
A compact set of mixed items reports a Serb minister's critical condition after a collapse and morphia gave sleep, a suffocated worker at Shoeberger’s furnace, and Indians seizing a customs house. Other items note Pennsylvania state officers, Burt’s trial postponement, a girl bandit conviction, a bank receivers’ dividend plans, and regional commissions issued by Maryland officials.
Reports from Washingon and Honolulu discuss whether Queen Liliuokalani has been restored to the throne, potential use of force by U S and marines, and reactions of Secretary Gresham and Minister Willis amid Hawaii's provisional government. Additional items cover murders, disappearances, burglaries, Mormon land plans in Chihuahua, and local accidents.
A sweeping dash of items spans barroom bribes, train bandits, a Levee theatre bombing near Barcelona, and multiple court cases. Reports name Judge Domenech, constables, and several alleged criminals amid murders, robberies, and trials across cities including Mt Pleasant Trenton Lincoln Conneistille and Newport.
John A. Drake treasurer of the Indians Illinois and Town Railroad company was attacked by two men who struck him on the head with a handbag and escaped with a 20000 satchel. Detectives scrambled to trace the daring heist in Chicago’s heart of the business district.
President Cleveland arrived in New York with Secretary Lamont for private business. He dined at Broadway theater and returned to Washington by 2.30 express. Lamont stated the visit was private and health appeared good despite rumors.
A brutal murder near Alliance quotes Curt Davidson as killer of Mass Baugh a well regarded Mount Vernon college student. Reports claim a lynching mob grows while physicians doubt the dying man. Authorities vow order as fear and anger flare across Ohio and beyond.
The tariff debate shows plans for a broad reform with heavy cuts in textiles and iron while many items move to the free list. Whisky and other distillery outputs face a possible tax increase, with talk of 8 to 10 cents per gallon. discussions aim to clarify schedules as Ways and Means members meet. Iron and steel wage disputes loom amid looming coal deals in Scranton. The Navahoe yacht, carrying Mr and Mrs Royal Phelps Carroll, reached Fortress Monroe amid rough seas.
Stock and produce markets close with prices mostly lower. Notes include readings on Lehigh Valley, Reading, Lake Erie and Western lines, Pennsylvania, New Jersey, and various winter and spring commodities. Cattle, hogs, and sheep show mixed to weaker signals with limited sale activity and varying quotes across grades.
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