14 Sep 1893
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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Sep 14, 1893
Page
1
W L Parsons, real estate agent and dealer, offers sale by commission at his office in Frederick Maryland. The property includes a large two story brick house with a sizable farm, a 40 by 70 foot lot, corn and other crops, an orchard, and stone fencing. Executors of the estate invite bidders to close the arrangement.
Anise Litile offers a farm near Freiencs County, Md, owned by James R. Wolfe. It includes 60 acres of productive land, a large two story stone house, bank barn, wagon shed, and outbuildings. The tract features divided fields, wood fencing, an orchard, and proximity to a village with churches, schools, and stores. For price, call the seller.
For sale a first class confectionery business located on Market Street between Second and Third streets. Included are soda fountain, gilt mirror, marble top stands, show cases, glass jars, ice cream freezers, moulds and all fittings. Mr Buracker to stay briefly for instruction. possession available. Call for details.
For sale a three story warehouse known as the Shoe Factory, including all shutting and pulleys. Elevator runs cellar to top. Frontage 206 feet on East Street and 42 feet on East Second Street. Ideal for manufacturing, near Penn. R. R. Must be sold within 660 days on easy terms. Call at my office.
Senate discussion fails to set a firm closing date for general debate on the repeal bill. The finance committee chair proposes Sept 30 as the close, with amendments and substitute votes through the following Saturday, but no consensus emerges. The House, with small turnout, moves to consider Banking and Currency and public printing bills as readings and calendar items.
The Supreme Council of Fi in national convention elected officers including Chief Ranger Lewis Thorn of Cai and Alfred Mariand of Pennsylvania as chief ranger. Dr Mo F Mariand of Massachusetts and ML Murtrr of Mississippi named to higher posts.
Unclear charges point to a group led by an alias Brooklin Gatner of Hokendauqua, implicated in at least twenty robberies. Court records note two individuals jailed, with authorities pursuing additional suspects in connection to the case.
In Monicwes near the city, a brutal boxing match between Barney Lyne and Robert Kennedy lasted over an hour. Both fighters were severely punished. Kennedy was carried home in a carriage in a precarious condition. The bout stemmed from an old score to settle.
An obituary outlines the life of Oliver Ames Jr a Boston magnate and rail and real estate leader noted for his modest demeanor and devotion to commerce art and science. It details his roles with Trion Pacific Genetic Corp Northwestern and many trusts and his Harvard College ties. Ames leaves five children and a vast art collection while his son Oliver Ames III arrives with the body.
A hypothesized plan, voiced by Representative McCresry, calls for forming a commission to relieve tensions and study proposed reforms. The discussion cites recent European commissions and mentions a 487-page volume. debate questions who knows about the committee.
From Texas to Washington reports recount the Mecca pilgrimage of May. Of 9,000 pilgrims, only half returned amid a cholera outbreak. A massive quarantine release drew 12,000 mourners and heartrending scenes as many died. Survivors describe starvation and corpses on Sacred Mount before Turkish soldiers conducted burying and rescue attempts.
Nancy Hanks failed to lower her 2:04 flight record at Washington Park yesterday as 20 000 spectators urged her on. The watch stopped at 2205. American cricketers win in Toronto as the visitors claim victory with wickets to spare.
In Lospex, Sept 4, the Britannia and Navaboe contest the Brenton’s reef cup along a 120 mile course from the Needles to Cherbourg breakwater. The Britannia led briefly, Navaboe surged ahead and both finished within seconds of each other under extreme wind and dark conditions.
The Maryland School at The Maryland school for the Deaf began the Fall session with sixty one pupils enrolled. This year’s opening enrollment is lower than last year, but expected gains during the year may raise total to one hundred. Miss Catharine Tart u dge of St Augustine Florida, an instructor of articulation, has joined the faculty.
Arkansas City witnesses extreme heat as registration chaos at booth 9 prompts appeals from metropolitan newspapers to move or consolidate voting lines. Soldiers guard booths amid robberies and protests with several fatalities and mass delays for home seekers seeking certificates.
The Harrisburg Baseball club disbanded last night. Edward Hanlan announces he will row no more in match races. The paid admissions at the World's fair yesterday were 170,660. The trial of Emma Goldman, the New York anarchist, has been set for Sept. 28. Latest dispatches from Rome say cholera is abating in all the infected districts of Italy.
Washington Sept 1 The House committee on foreign affairs referred a bill to amend and modify the Geary Chinese registration law to a subcommittee for revision. Chairman McCreary leads the panel with Geary Everett Hitt and Harmer as members. Debate favored extending registration six months, with Everett proposing a year.
Baseball results from yesterday across Cincinnati Baltimore Cleveland St Louis Chicago Louisville Buffalo and other venues show varied outcomes. Notable scores include Cleveland defeating New York 8 to 4 and Boston beating Chicago in one game.
New York trading shows delayed senate action on the ropes bill affecting markets. Stocks hold price but experience active losses in some issues while other names including Lehigh Valley and Central push higher. pork and lard markets show steadiness or dullness with varying bids. Buffalo live stock market reports cattle and hogs firming, sheep and lambs weaker, with notable price ranges across categories.
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