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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Oct 22, 1898
Page
8
A heavy rain from five to seven this morning kept vendors and buyers at the market unsettled. Flooded Market Street forced pedestrians to wade or bypass, while prices held firm for eggs butter poultry and produce. Dealers seek year round summer hours as eggs and tomatoes show limited supply and rising costs.
Barzmors reports October 21 market activity with strong demand for all leather styles. Retailers expect continued brisk sales, especially Irish trade in ladies and children’s shoes. Robber gear shows rising demand and improved collections. stocks remain tight across grades, shipments sparse, hides quiet, tallow market active with good stock selling at Country No. 1 prices.
Testimony covered the Shank will dispute with seven prayers from caveators and seven from defendents. Judge Molter rejected all caveator prayers and instructed the jury to verdict for defendants, upholding the will. A jury assessed Charles Gross mental condition, deciding temporary aberration required treatment at Monteroe Hospital until cured, then discharged the petit jury. Advertisements call attention to Lowenstein Wertheimer full-page ad. Poultry show premiums awarded to W. K. Birely & Co with multiple first and second places across White Minorcas, Brown Leghorn, Langshaus, Mottled Javas, and Black Javas.
The total registered voters in Montgomery this year reach 7 296 with 3 015 white and 2 281 colored registrants. White registration is down 21 from last year while colored registration increased by 54.
The piece compares Kentucky burgoo to the Spanish olla podrida, describing a similar method and ingredients. It cites a Cincinnati Enquirer report on elections in Guatemala and notes a boiler explosion at Pentwater Furniture Co in Michigan with fatalities and injuries, projecting job losses for about 250 workers.
In Poughkeepsie on October 22, Hiram Maxim the gun inventor had abandonment and bigamy charges withdrawn by Recorder Brown and was discharged. His bondsmen were released. Leighton filed damages suit. the attorney may prove Maxim represented himself as single and induced a underage marriage at 16.
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