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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

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Nov 28, 1893

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Little Garden Farm for Sale Near Frederick Md

Real estate agent W L Parsons lists multiple properties for sale or rent in Frederick area. Highlights include Little Garden Farm about miles southwest of Frederick City on Middletown pike, 20 acres with a two story house, outbuildings, and abundant fruit. Also estate of Jacob Hoffman near Tobraville with 176 acres, nine rooms, lime kiln, and orchard. Confectionery store on Market Street offered with stock and fixtures, plus other parcels and a letter for sale or rent for a Judge Mahoney residence on South Street.

Boffer Forssie Mary J.smith Frederick City Middletown Wm. Mahoney Uct Ole Little Moray W. C. Hofman Asion Bridge Burucker Market Street Second Mr. Burucker Baltimore

NEW TARIFF BILL SEEKS HEAVY DUTY CUTS AND FREE LIST EXPANSION

The proposed tariff bill, presented by Chairman Wilson, introduces major changes including broad additions to the free list and large reductions in import duties. Wool, coal, lumber, salt, iron ore, and works of art are listed as free, while sugar bounties are phased out and reduced gradually. The document outlines detailed rate shifts for metals, textiles, and agricultural products, with scheduled cuts starting July 1 and continuing annually, and preserves personal effects free of duty upon identity verification.

Wilson United States Secretary of the Treasury India

Tariff Bill Proposes Broad Reductions Across Goods

The bill outlines cuts across many items: canned fish at 10 percent, fruits 1 to 3 percent, nuts up to 50 percent, live poultry tariff dropping to a lower rate, and reductions in starch spices pepper and related goods. Spirit products show varied rates with cordials liquors and brandies set at specific per proof gallon fees. Beer and malt extracts face about a 10 percent cut, while chemicals oils and paints shift to free or lower duties with reductions from 33 to 40 percent. Fancy caps toilet slides and patent medicines see 5 to 10 percent cuts.

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Directum Wins Multiple Heats at Point Breeze Race

Directum defeated Saladin in four races at Point Breeze with times near 2.10 and 2.12 for heats and a final push by Flying Jib. Saladin led early but Directum's consistent speed secured the victory in close finishes.

Saladin Point Breeze Directum SUL Nevred Derecamn Flying Jib Bes BOM

Powderly Succeeded as Grand Master Workman in Knights of Labor

James Sovereign of Iowa was elected grand master workman to succeed T Powderly who resigned. James Campbell of Pittsburgh received three votes to Sovereign’s 33. Powderly’s resignation passed 23 to 13. Board members chosen were H B Martin, J M Kenny, and D L Rey. T B McGuire was elected earlier. Sovereign may visit before session ends.

Philadelphia James R. Sovereign Iowa Knights of Labor T. ¥. Powderty James Campbell Pittsburg Mr. Sovereign H. B. Martin Minnesota J. M. Kenney D. L. Rey South Dakota Alr Powderly Jong T. B. McGuire Sovereign General Assembly Mrr Associated Press

Tragedy in Ridgeville: Husband Kills Wife Then Ends His Life

In Ridgeville, Herman Barrows, a respected farmer, shot his wife in the breast and head, then killed himself. Mrs Barrows survived a single, fatal quarrel that preceded the act. Barrows died instantly.

Ridgeville Herman Barrows

Strikers Undisayed In Lehigh Valley Rail Strike

Wilkesbarre Pa November 28 The second week of the Lehigh Valley railroad strike continues with growing bitterness between factions. Strikers denounce violence while blamed for unrest as officials report limited train service and widespread car traffic in yards. Telegraph offices face threats, with arrests of several young men and guards placed at key junctions amid claims of incompetence among new operators.

Wilkesbarne Lehigh Valley Ubvir Brotherhood Aun Associates White Tiner Caxton Mauch Chunk Port Bowkley O'Brien Frank Sichovlin James Galvin Joe Fraley Frank Hagerty Trond Sydorplessd Fort Bowkley Wilbur Jersey Central Delaware, Lackawanna and Western Pennsylvania Easer Pittston Junction Eirath Schuylkill Macon Curry Towanxva Sayre Brotherhoods

Mello's Belligerency and Brazilian Revolt News

Desultory gunboat fire continues as insurgent sailors land near Armacao. Government forces lose officers and troops, while insurgents gain ground near Curitiba. Reinforcements and artillery actions shape the conflict, with 800 prisoners and calls for monarchy debated. An earthquake disrupts Montreal, the strongest Canada-wide tremor since 1900 rattling canals and McGill.

Rio de Janeiro Via. Monte Armacao Suraswith Curitiba Parana Juntos Desterres Duke of Para Cinister Javary

Two Children Cremated in Kansas Fire Tragedy

Nov 23 Kansas Civy reports Roy Lucas aged four and James Williams aged four were killed when a neighbor's house caught fire after a visit by Aira Williams. Both children died in the blaze and the home was destroyed before help arrived.

Kansas Civy Roy Lucas Sears James Williams Aira Williams Lucas

Texas town inundated after record rainfall

Norv Brexham reported the hardest rain ever seen in the Texas town yesterday. Water rose to eight feet in low-lying areas and washed away all bridges. Several houses disappeared but there were no fatalities.

Texas Brexham Norv

Stock and Produce Markets Closing Quotations Summary

Irregular price movement on New York and Philadelphia stock quotes. Wheat and corn values fluctuated with bids and asks spread. rye flour steady. oats dull. Beef, pork, and dairy markets showed modest shifts. cattle and hog prices varied by grade. sheep and lamb markets remained firm.

New York Philadelphia Paris Lehigh Lake Erie New Jersey del. & Hudson Weneral Pruadelpria Minnesota Sofia Gli Src Sofer Kid Ness Fsgu Hutter Quiets Western Mary New York Creamers

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