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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Oct 25, 1898

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Wide assortment of Frederick area farms and properties for sale

Listings describe multiple properties near Frederick including 150 70 and 200 acre farms with limestone land, good buildings, and near Graceham Adamstown and Braddock estates. Also noted are a dwelling on E Church St a farm near Braddock with mansion and buildings and a 12 percent garden property on Third Street.

Frederick Graceham Fearnville Pike House Bath Laresiot Barcain K Sake Sid Slaw Fame A Te Tana Ayaa Fred Ae Ote Ee Erick Braddock West End Branswick Soules Iprovements Sidiles Third St Motter Ira

General Merritt Marries Miss Williams Quiet London Rite

General Merritt and Miss Williams wed at the Savoy hotel in London due to illness delaying a church ceremony. The bride, ill but resolute, stood to take the vows as Henry White aided legal formalities. The couple plans Paris then the Philippines after the peace commission adjourns.

London General Merritt Miss Williams Savoy Hotel St. Andrew's Church Westminster Henry White United States Metropole Savoy John Northcote St. Andrew’s Nooon White Merritt Paris Philippine Islands Peace Commission

Protection to Emperor William in Haifa and unrest

Haifa Palestine October 25 police report a major arrest of a noted anarchist. Authorities step up safety for Emperor William and Empress Augusta Victoria with ban on veiled women in streets to prevent disguises. In Middlesboro Kentucky October 25 Bill Turner, a notorious moonshiner, was shot by Will Coombs. Turner had killed several men and was the sixth brother slain.

Emperor Wiliam Haifa Palestine Emperor William Empress Augusta Victoria Middlesboro Bill” Turner Will Coombs Turner Kentucky Tennessee

Produce Markets Reflect Declines and Stabilizing Prices

Philadelphia and Baltimore report varied commodity pricing in late October. Flour, wheat, corn, oats, butter, cheese, and eggs show mixed moves while beef, pork, lard, and cottonseed oil hold steady. Live stock markets in New York and East Liberty mirror temperate demand with cattle and hogs shifting modestly.

Philadel Lphia Baltimore Philadelphia Pennsylvania City Mills Western Creamery Elgins New York Dairy New York Western Jerseys Long Island Jersey Southern City, Inc Liverpool Busnel Sun Cork Thaise Laree Smail Jobblaz Beerea Fair Grassere East Liberty

Bloodshed Flares in Harpersville Race Violence

In Forest Mississippi on October 25 eleven Black individuals, one Black man, and three White men are reported killed with several others wounded amid race clashes in Harpersville, Scott County. Sheriff Stephenson moved prisoners to Meridian for safety as Governor McLaurin urged restraint and a jail guard was placed.

Forest Miss Harpersville Scott County Fish Burke J. EB. Gatewood Henry Anderson John Gatewood Hugh Anderson Sim Haralson Ben Haralson W. H. Sibley Ned Pace James Hamilton M. Johnson John Hamilton McLaurin Jackson Brandon Stephenson Sibley Tarvo County Meridian

Selecting a Camp in Cuba in Pinar del Rio

Washington reports Captain Griscom found two favorable camp sites in Pinar del Rio. A Havana dispatch notes a request to extend the Spain evacuation deadline from December 1 to January 1 due to 124,000 troops. The extension was approved, US troops will seize Cuban territory as Spaniards withdraw, heavy fortifications to Havana will not be moved.

Griscom Pinar del Rio Washington Griggs Long Hay Alger Wade Havana Cuba United States Spain

Evacuation of Spanish Troops to New Camp Site

Havana reports two notes to US evacuation officials listing numbers of Spanish troops from Nievitas and Gibara aboard the Miguel Gallat and Montserat with over 2000 total. Captain Griscom proposes a 2000-man camp site, promising good access and water. General De Valasco cites reduced illness in Pinar del Rio camps while Cuban troops face acute destitution and meat shortages.

Havana Senor Gtranta United States Itatel Holguin Griscom Pinar del Rio Hernandes de Valasco Lorenzo General de Valasco

Martyr to Science and Other 1899 Bavarian Plague Tales

Vienna reports panic after bubonic plague death toll rises with scientists like Professor Nothnage and Dr. Herman Mueller facing fatal exposure while studying bacilli. Also in brief: Hollinger found guilty of wife murder in Pennsylvania. Dr John Hall's will favors Relatives. Colorado Midland strike ends. General Goodenough dies. Chinese flood disaster worsens famine risk. German wreck from New England gale results in drownings.

Weole Auetier Senreoh Knowledgec Vienna Professor Nothnage Franz Herman Mueller Barisch Baccilli Mueller Harrisburg Trogeph Holjoinger Derry Township Hollinger Joe John Mall New York John Hall Fifth Avenue Presbyterian Church Kansas Robert William Chicago Thomas C Bolton Hall

The Effort to Save Anderson

The case of John Anderson, former cook of the schooner Olive Pecker of Beston, charged with murder on the high seas of the master and mate, was brought to the Supreme Court on appeal from the Eastern District of Virginia. The district court denied a writ of habeas corpus, and the Supreme Court granted a hearing set for November 7.

Anderson Washington John Anderson Olive Pecker Beston Supreme Court United States District Court of Virginia Andersen United States Supreme Court

Kennedy Named Industrial Commissioner in Washington

Industrial Commissioner Kennedy of Washington joins the U S Industrial Commission replacing Sargeant who resigned. Kennedy, Washington correspondent for the Dayton Journal, and former president of the local typographical union, is a Republican. Porto Rico Evacuated: Navy dispatch from Admiral Schley says evacuation of Porto Rico completed by last detachment of Spanish troops.

Kennedy Washington John L. Kennedy District of Columbia Industrial Commission Sargeant Dayton Ohio Porto Rico Navy Department Schley San Juan de Porto Rico Sallamy

War investigators hear Cuban campaign testimonies in Alabama

Mentenant Colonel Bisbee Toll of the Transport Supply talks on Santiago operations. Major David Vickers criticizes camp conditions at Montauk. Officers discuss food, medicine, and transport failures amid the Santiago surrender and subsequent relief efforts. A Brookton fire at Pier 33 causes extensive damage to vessels and jute stock.

Bisbee Tolls TnsuMolonl Cubi Santiago Antisten Ala Montaville David Vickers Third Corps Chickamauga Eltca Vickery Major Inhbe Ninth New York Vickers Bisbee First Infantry Cuba Montnule Point Font Jie Ratons McCook Megs Montauk New York Int Dempsey Reglar Rishe Sanliaga Dempfer Brookton Pier 33 East River Brooklyn

England's Firm Attitude Seen In Fashoda Evacuation

London October 26 The Fashoda yellow book irritations eased by yesterday's blue book as British hard line with France gains traction. London papers welcome the Egypt question shift indicating Egypt approves Britain stance. Salisbury insists he cannot discuss French claims on Tiahr El Ghazal while leaving room for future clarity.

London Lord Salisbury Aaron de Cource Kent England Daily News France Paris Daily Chronicle Fashoda M. Delcasse Salisbury Dhe Courcel Tiahr- El-Ghazal

Mrs Botkin Won’t Be Extradited to Delaware

San Francisco Oct 2 Judges rule Mrs Cordelia Botkin cannot be extradited to Delaware for the murder cases of Mrs John P Dunning and Mrs Joshua Denne The decision hinges on the lack of a clear extradition provision in state law and a possible legislative fix. Also reports from Battle Creek Manila and Baltimore outline related crime and legal actions including a servant’s alleged confession in Sanderson case and a rival insurgent arrest in the Philippines.

Delaware San Francisco Cordelia Botkin John P. Dunning Joshua Denne Cook Wallace Seawell Trout London

Philadelphia Peace Celebrations at Quaker City Begin

War leaders Bhafter and Chaffos added to the list as Philadelphia opens peace jubilee. Crowds flood downtown streets with displays, four more warships join the Delaware fleet, and a presidential party arrives ahead of a week of receptions reviews and dinners.

Bhafter Chaffos Quaker City Philadelphia Naval Review Fark Acarcely Delaware River Winston Marblehead Gloucester Philip Folger New Orleans Staunton Warwick McKinley Bellevue Hobart Alger Long Griggs Stratford Ailes Rome Walton Drilon League Court of Honor Miles Shatter Clover Club Academy of Music General Shafter Adnare Cheffee Santiago Virginia Hoge Tyler Miss Tyler Secretary Long Miss Long Wheeler

General Grahams Ultimatum Over Philadelphia Troop Quarters

Major General Graham demands proper quarters for troops before sending the Second corps to the Philadelphia jubilee. He seeks a sanitary report from Chief Surgeon Girard and may cancel plans if accommodations fail. The movement, including multiple regiments and staffs, hinges on this assessment. The Philadelphia visit details also note the president's party and parade timing.

Philadelphia Middletown Graham Girard Pennsylvania Ohio Colored Battalion Second Corps Engineer and Signal Corps Quaker City

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