05 Oct 1893
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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Oct 05, 1893
Page
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Multiple estate notices offer homes and farms for sale or rent in Frederick County Maryland. Properties include a brick residence on East South Street near Market with 9 rooms, 250 foot depth, and orchard. a 176 acre farm near Johesville with 9 Herds and water, plus a stone house and barn. a 68.5 acre farm near Utica Mills with a two story stone house, bank barn, wagon shed, and orchard. Executors push to close estates. inquiries via local office.
Bargain sale of the Boracker Confectionery on Market Street between Second and Third Streets. Includes stock and fixtures such as two soda fountains, marble top stands, show cases, glass jars, ice cream freezers, moulds, and all typical confectionery equipment. Mr Burucker to stay briefly to aid transition. possession immediately. inquiry at office or with Mr Burucker.
In South Russia a drink like brandy is made by distilling watermelon juice. Moulds must be wet with cold water for jellies, greased for strained mixtures, or left dry for cake icing. Fresh fish have bright skin and clear eyes. sunken eyes and dull bodies indicate inedibility. Puddings with meringue tops should cool before the topping to avoid soggy crusts. A garbled political dispute and a naval guard note follow, with reports of Louisville and Nashville railroad tensions and Alabama troops deployed. A fatal railway accident near Bulger Station and a Grand Central injury are mentioned, plus a cricket score note and Yale’s football season kickoff defeat of Brown.
Reports from New Orleans and the devastated districts describe widespread destruction from a hurricane. Survivors estimate hundreds dead in Cheniere, Caminada, Grand Isle, and adjacent settlements. Luggers and ships were destroyed, with crews drowned or missing. Local witnesses recount a night of extreme weather and rising tides as relief efforts begin to tally the losses.
Brunswick Ga Oct 5 official report shows one death from fellow fever and sixteen new cases. Total cases under treatment reach eighty three. Food supplies dwindle with about one week of provisions on hand while relief debate grows. Daily feeding average about 1.49 people.
Dr. Chrysander reports Prince Bismarck's condition is appreciably better. Absence of Dr Bekwen sets noted. communications from Bisringen indicate the alcnung statements about the prince are uncertain.
In New York on October 5 the id poins bile hard match between Roberts and Ives extended into the afternoon and evening. After List midt's play the scoreboard read Ives 4 457 Roberts 4 002 with the score tight and suspenseful.
Reports from New York detail Democratic convention activity with key figures like Isaac B. Matnard and other state officers under consideration. Competing candidate Hugh Duffy moves among Cortland headquarters while Thomas Benedict and Senator Hill are noted for possible posts. Baja death sentence looms for anarchist V. Baketoxa with final execution imminent.
Citizens in Allegheny and surrounding areas circulate a petition urging United States Senator Huay to back free coinage of silver. The senator reportedly states he will support unconditional purchase clause repeal if voted on in Sherman. Veterans gather for reunion in Allentown with about 600 local attendees, dining at Central Market Hall and planning an evening campfire.
In WAseMETON on October 5 a coroner's jury charged driver Joseph B Grinder with manslaughter for causing the death of his son, age five. The testimony says an attempted fifty cent theft from his wife's store led to a confrontation during which the father allegedly fractured the child's skull. Elsewhere a report from Port land Maine notes indigenous uprisings in Alaska with missionaries among the dead. In Washington a committee on foreign relations took favorable action on Jt Van to be ambassador to Italy.
Philadelphia reports the University of Pittsburgh defeated the local team 10 to 2 yesterday afternoon at a city field. Minister Tillis of Honorain Abert Ston was honored last night for service. Organizers plan sailings next week for Honor actions.
A partial fragment lists a New York home incident linked to James Smiti dei and a mass execution of a robbery by masked assailants. It mentions a 15 kg item, 350 money stolen from an express wife, and a Rawle county decision. Also notes marriages, British Conservatives in New York, and a strike impacting Central and Minnesota rail lines.
Cable reports from Melia say 12,000 fanatical Moors surround the town to seek revenge for Spanish artillery that destroyed a mosque. Mountain routes fill with armed natives moving to join a holy war. Spain plans stronger Mehta fortifications and insists on swift, decisive action against Moorish forces.
Narberth in Lower Merion Township moves toward incorporation as a borough. The initiative, filed by local residents led by Nounis Tywx, seeks official articles of incorporation and establishment of a local government, with advisory steps and anticipated municipal framework.
At an early morning hour five inmates escaped from Wood county jail in Bowing Green. One was a murderer, three desperate crooks, and one thief. No trace of them has been found.
In Boston on October 5 the breach of promise case Anna D Van Morlen vs A P Morse yielded a $840,000 verdict for the plaintiff after a seven day trial. Morse, 75, president of the Cambridgeport National Bank, faced questions over disclosures and prior divorces while the jury awarded $10,000 to the plaintiff on a separate claim.
In the Senate two southern Democrats Butler of South Carolina and Blackburn of Kentucky delivered lengthy speeches opposing the repeal bill and supporting a compromise to retain bimetallism, drawing large audiences on the floor and in the galleries. In the House Compton of Maryland argued against the federal elections law, while Lane of Illinois failed to gain attention, Sweat of Idaho criticized President Cleveland, and Murray of South Carolina opposed passage of the repeal bill.
Dr Mary Walker arrived from Boston and claims Arthur D Snoad of this city is the murderer of Christie Warren at Haver Bil in July. She says the wrong man was hanged and Snoad may be Harry L Norcross, linked to the bomb at Russell Sage. Snoad is held for investigation while Judge Long fights for a pension continuation.
The document records Treasury Secretary Carlisle defending government silver purchases as fair market pricing. It notes daily July and August quotations, the shift to counter bids June 12 1883, and the need to consult London prices amid volatile rates. It argues the government must pay market price rather than inflated miner bullion costs. The second item reports Bishop Turner calling a national convention in Cincinnati to review mob murders and document evidence.
England faces worsening coal shortages as strikes and transport problems bite, with Durham miners demanding wage increases and a Derby council spending on police and troops. Simpson Spence Co. chartered a Philadelphia coal cargo, a rare move for the period.
The stock and produce markets show flour mixed and prices for winter and Minnesota brands. Beef, pork, and lard trade steadily with dairy products and creamery items quoted, while live stock for cattle and sheep remains mixed with demand varying by grade and region.
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