For Sale Boat Offered at Frederick Courtly
For sale. Ae ern ann erm RSALER A dint per cent. Fredesick courtly boat. Apply at r otoe. Sepeabe t.
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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Sep 11, 1891
Page
3
For sale. Ae ern ann erm RSALER A dint per cent. Fredesick courtly boat. Apply at r otoe. Sepeabe t.
The body of Mrs Harver, wife of the Camelia master, and four men were washed ashore at Scatterie from the ill fated vessel bound to St Johns from Bahia. Also reported: a mutilated woman found on the Fremont in Mosmeet, likely murdered, with English police notified. Boston historian Dr David Homphreys Storer dies at age noted, former president of American Metrological Society. Trades Union Congress in London condemns subletting and sets eight hour and age thirteen for factory workers. and a 15 year old boy struck and killed on the Reading railroad near AssLasp, bodies scattered along the track.
New York Sept 1 relief drive totals 27235 dollars for workers struck by the disaster. Committee reports 63 families aided, forty seven receiving aid while twenty four cases receive future payments. A widow with several children to get funds. Jury verdict finds building columns inadequate but blames no one and recommends periodic inspections. Prohibitionists plan full ticket in Mount Herr New Jersey.
Misses Sallie and Angie visit relatives. Mr Chartle and Moo Magine Keer travel from Bslagore. Rev Gul Mn T B Wuioter visits Ler brother in Front Heys Virginia. Embruel Muushour sale offers and store auctions. editor picks strawberries. Miss Marian Ellen wed William W. Perry at Hamline church. A curiosity in greenery shown at the pharmacy. Louise Copper returns to New York. Ronie C. Staub returns from western travel. Afghan valued at $20 auctioned for St Mark's Church. Gardyer named postal clerk after civil service test. Bodkin of 8th Ohio Cavalry visits Brunswick. Mechanic Stows Clarion notes a two-pound seven-ounce tomato. Bridge work replaces old structure on Church street. Weddie widow dies aged, Lutheoe church member buried. Eddie and Henry Sopher summers with Setton family. Frank Besson to Minneapolis then Northwest travels.
The September crop report notes high and uniform yields for corn and wheat with regional variations. Frost threatens later planted areas, and drought affects Minnesota Nebraska and the Dakotas. Michigan Wisconsin and Indiana report frost damage though overall yields remain strong. Texas Florida and Pacific regions show mixed results with some counties yielding heavy bushels per acre. Ex congressman Clark of Wisconsin dies. other local incidents noted.
In a case at a church on West Tocith Street Miss Ava confronted by a suitor, tensions rose as a confrontation escalated with police involvement. Detectives traced threats against Miss Ava while observers noted the drama surrounding her alleged suitor and defenders of her reputation amid community scrutiny. Meanwhile a separate fatal accident in Gwynedd Township left Mrs. Frank Bean burned to death after her clothing ignited while boiling apple butter, with onlookers describing the grisly scene before medical aid arrived.
A well attended social event in Rockville drew crowds from county towns and notable locals. Washington orchestra provided music as the hall dazzled with lights and decorations. attendees included many Frederick residents.
The Turkish sultan seeks to resume sovereignty over Egypt with a plot to seize Tewfik and crown a new Khedive in Constantinople. British suspicions grow as ministers face pressure and possible dismissals amid rumors of torture and intrigue. Separately, Mormon activity abroad expands with 290 elders in England and Scandinavia, while a Glasgow accident kills five laborers and injures others. Major Bundy funeral in Paris. Earl of Northesk dies. steamer waiting on release as voyage plans unfold.
A six year old boy, charged with murder after his younger brother drowned when pushed overboard at a pier near Cherry Street in New York. Police report the boy laughed at the boy's distress as help arrived. guardians and the coroner will determine further action. Meanwhile, other items note peach shipments dwindling in Delaware and Maryland, a forgery arrest in Alsace Township, and a train wreck thwarted by a late schedule at Kennedy’s station.
Charles Dogan, unmarried and years old, died after choking on meat at his father's east end residence. He collapsed five minutes after attempting to swallow the meat.
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