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Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Sep 17, 1898

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Diverse Frederick Area Farms and Properties for Sale

Historic listing details multiple farms and properties near Frederick Maryland including 70 acre, 150 acre, 200 acre farms with good buildings and cultivation, limestone land, proximity to Graceham Adamstown and Braddock along with dwelling houses, outbuildings, and wine or lime kilns. Several 2-3 mile from Frederick properties describe improvements, fences, orchards, and access via pike or railroad. Also notes bonds for sale and a few suburban homes with modern conveniences.

Frederick Graceham Adwelling Fesgeville Pike Pike, Hones Same Toome Bath Bates Meat B&o Fredaenck Braddock West End Branewick Baltimore W. BR Johnson Thita St Liberty District Motter’s Station Utica Lewistown

Invest. $70 and $30,000 to pan on mortgage sums

A fragmented note outlines investments including 70 and 30 thousand dollars tied to a mortgage, with unclear terms and names like Mewepa or pAABHIYE appearing amid the cryptic sums and references.

Pan

Horrors of Red Tape Prompt Relief Effort in Cuba

From Havana and Matanzas reports reveal grave neglect at San Carlos cemetery where twenty nine unburied bodies contaminate the neighborhood due to missing documents and red tape. In Camp Rojas Cuban troops lack food and clothing while businessmen urge a relief meeting to provide aid as authorities promise investigation and burial of corpses. Advices also note extreme poverty in Sancti Spiritus with demand for clothing medicines and supplies.

Havana Matanzas San Carlos Polie Caibarien Camp Rojas Francisco Garrillo Iteforma Caibanen United States Sancti Spiritus Santa Clara

Spain appoints peace commission headed by Senor Nice

Madrid Sept 17 The Spanish peace commission is appointed with Senor Monterey Tkios as president of the senate to preside The queen regent will approve remaining names Duke Almodovar de Rio and Senor Moret draft instructions for the commission The queen regent has signed the bill authorizing cession of territory under the protocol General Augustin arrives Genoa and heads for Spain The Leon XIII brings General Toral and 2478 soldiers and officers from Santiago de Cuba A violent reception forces Toral to leave the ship and may land secretly at another port

Senor Nice Senate Madrd Senor Monterey Tkios Almodovar de Rio Senor Moret Cortes Augustin Philippines Genoa Spain Leon XIII Vigo General Toral Santiago de de Cuba

The News Card Raises Blood Rich and Pure Assertion

A brief note claims blood rich and Pure give power to feed the nerves. The exact source context and details are unclear from the fragment.

General Haskell Dies After Welcome of Seventeenth

Brigadier General Haskell succumbs to apoplexy at his Columbus post home about 4 30 yesterday afternoon after greeting the Seventeenth Infantry returning home from Bi Caney. He rode at the head of the regiment amid cheering crowds and flowers. His death follows a shoulder and knee wound from the battle. Mrs Haskell and two sons survive.

Haskell Columbus Wigadier T. Linatell Columbus Post Seventeenth Infantry Bi Caney Seventeenth Captain Clay General Haskell Naskell Pilcher

Pennsylvania Soldiers Still In Service After Retraining

Only six Pennsylvania regiments remain in federal service as most units are mustered out or sent to home stations. The Eighth Tenth Thirteenth Fourteenth Fifteenth and Sixteenth stay at Camp Meade Manila Porto Rico while rest return. Officials warn mutinous restlessness and demand prompt action from the War Department. Medical reassignments move wounded to Philadelphia hospitals as Surgeon General Sternberg prefers city care. Soldiers fear cold weather and resist requisitioning overcoats.

Middletown Camp Meade Philadelphne Sternberg Philadelphia Pennsylvania Mt. Gretna Uncle Sam

Chaplain Cartensen Faces Inquiries On War Claims

Indianapolis Sept 17 The War Department asked Chaplain G A Cartensen of the One Hundred Fifty ninth Indiana to confirm or deny remarks attributed to him in a local paper alleging the chief medical officer was a veteranary surgeon who tended horses Facts he quoted about Camp Thomas are said to be harsh The chaplain is pastor at St Pauls Episcopal in Indianapolis. Morristown Sept 17 Amateur golf title decision narrows to east vs west contenders Findlay St Douglas vs Walter Ti Smith final match today. Trenton gas price war pushes rate to 50 cents per 1000 cubic feet as Elkins controlled company and Philadelphians clash with Trenton Gas Light officials.

Indianapolis War Department G. A. Cartensen One Hundred and Fifty-ninth Indiana Camp Thomas Carstensen St. Paul's Episcopal Church Morristown N. J United States Morris County Walter Ti, Smith Brassey Trenton People’s Gas Company William J. Elkins Trenton Gas Light Company New York George W Lindheim Red Cross Eighth Regiment New York Volunteers Chickamauga Lindheim Menac Lesser Dr. Lindgheim

Villeneuve Dies After Morphine Overdose In St Louis

Villeneuve reputed Texas millionaire from Austin lies at City Hospital after a morphine overdose. He had been staying two weeks at Lindell Hotel under physician care. Groans were heard from his room yesterday and an investigation confirmed the overdose occurred during the night.

St. Louis Austin City Hospital Villineuve Lindell Hotel Villeneuve

Nine Sailors Drowned After Schooner Collision Off Martha's Vineyard

Boston reports the steamship Gloucester collided with the schooner Alice Jordan near East Chop Vineyard Sound at 1 40 am. Nine Jordan crewmen drowned. seven survivors reached Gloucester. Captain Warren survived and later recounted the disaster. The Jordan carried 16 on its fishing voyage bound for Block Island. Careful evaluation notes the steamer’s crew aided survivors after the sinking.

Boston Gloucester Merchants and Miners’ Transportation Company Baltimore Alice Jordan Martha's Vineyard Jordan Avery Jeremiah H. Warren Warren Alfte C. Jordan Block Island East Chop Vineyard Sound Jackout Deel Capitan Warren Joseph Pitts Jeresiah Ryan Ryan H. C Carey Carey Howes

Business expansion and trade outlook in September

R G Dun reports rapid expansion of US business as war winds down. Clearinghouse payments rise 22.5 percent from 1892 in two weeks, with strong demand and higher prices. some profits elusive. Bradstreet notes foreign breadstuff demand and railway earnings up, crop prospects improved. panic not, but western markets show distribution. August crop impairment lower than feared. An Italian suspect in the Ciampis assassination is arrested in Geneva. possible real name alternative. Kansas volunteers to be Mustered Out at Fort Leavenworth per Governor Leedy request.

New York R. G. Dun & Co Weekly Review of Trade United States Tastar Canada Bradstreet Kansas Topeka Kan Leedy Chickamauga Corbin Fort Leavenworth

North Atlantic Squadron Reorganized Under Admiral Sampson

Secretary Long issues a major reorganization reducing the North Atlantic squadron to about 22 ships. Several vessels are to be laid up at League Island with a broader plan to redeploy forces and reactivate or create other stations worldwide.

Sampson Washington Long North Atlantic Squadron Sud Prairie Yosemite Yankee Dixie Radfer Panther League Island Indiana Massachusetts Texas New York Brooklyn Amphitria Puritan Miantenomeh Terror Cincinnati Montgomery Newark San Francisco Detroit Marblehead Maytower New Orleans Bancroft Marietti Topeka Castine Nashville Wilmington Thias Princeton Fern List Resolute Patoinac Scorpion Alvaredo New Jersey Naval Service North Atlantica Havana Philip South Atlantic Southern Pacific

British ultimatum over Fashoda clash escalates

Cairo dispatch reports General Kitchener has authority to claim Fashoda as Egyptian territory and expel occupants if needed. He sails with Sudanese and Highlanders and guns to present an ultimatum to Marchand’s French expedition. Sultan gunboat engages a dervish force, and Khalifa forces are said to be encircled.

Marghand Fashoda London Morning Post Cairo Kitchener Rashad Gays Sultan Sheikh Sirdar Dal Daily Telegraph Cale Marchandalllet Blue Nile

Internal Revenue Receipts for August Show Increase

Washington September 17 The monthly statement of internal revenue shows August receipts total 27 304 672 a net increase over July 1897 of 231 719 Revenue by source spirits 9 291 253 tobacco 3 444 877 fermented liquors 7 352 821 oleomargarine 185 104 Special taxes include barkers 2 089 509 billiard rooms 93 450 brokers stocks bonds etc 79 700 brokers commercial 45 820 brokers custom house 1 590 pawnbrokers 13 995 bowling alleys 218 255 circuses 4 500 other exhibitions 2 639 theaters etc 9 total special taxes 2 565 2302 Mi Miscellaneous 6 240 475 principal item documentary and proprietary 6 123 695

Washington Collection of Internal Revenue

Baseball scores from yesterday across major cities

In Philadelphia games Philadelphia beat Chicago 9 to 4 in the first, then Chicago 34 to 5 in the second. Boston defeated St Louis, Brooklyn and Louisville had a tied score 7 to 7, Pillsbury led New York past New York 6 to ? Baltimore beat Cincinnati 3 to 2, Washington defeated Cleveland 6 to ?

Yeaterday Philadelphia Chicago Boston St. Lows Brooklyn Louisville New York Pillsbury Baltimore Cincinnati Washington Cleveland

Aguinaldo Talks Independence Amid Philippine Assembly Inauguration

A Manila correspondent describes Emilio Aguinaldo’s stance during the Malolos inauguration. He touts absolute independence, doubts protectorates, and questions British colonial forms. He expects American aid but rejects quid pro quo while noting unrest and alleged abuses against Filipinos.

Manila Philippine National Malolos de Filpino Aguinaldo Australia Fender Phippine Islands Fitzpliegs Be Hind Llang Kong Singayere Philippines America National Assembly Tiollo Amalelos

OUR SOLDIERS AT SANTIAGO Famine of mail causes sickness

Reports from Santiago Cuba debunk circulating rumors of starvation among American troops. Meat supplies arrive via refrigerator ships but unloading delays taint much of the meat. About 40 percent unsuitable for consumption, with regiments suffering rot and illness. Officials suggest sending live cattle to reduce cost and improve morale. Mail service is severely limited, increasing distress among soldiers far from home. Acclimatization and isolation aggravate tensions, but noncombat issues remain the primary concern. Near Santiago there is ample pasture, and better supply lines could aid the force.

Cuba United States Santiago Celenel Jigad

Probing a Murder Mystery in Two States

A fragmentary 1900s style wire reports a dismembered body identified as Grace Perkins of Middleboro Massachusetts found in a Yellow mill pond. Details mention Dr Nancy Guilford and a Massachusetts connection with a man named Charles Bourne and a dentist confirming dental matches.

Bourne Nancy Guilford New Haven Jong Aso

Produce markets reflect Philadelphia and Baltimore dealings

Market notes show winter superfine and Pennsylvania relief prices, grains and corn values, white and creamery butter, cheese, and dairy products with varied spot and futures quotes. Cincinnati, Baltimore, and New York price references appear alongside regional wheat, corn, and taters trends and early autumn shifts.

Philadelphia Baltimore Pennsylvania West Elgine New York Dairy Isiec New York Peneylvania Jersey Long Island

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