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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Sep 19, 1893

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Real estate and business opportunities advertised in Frederick area

W L Parsons a real estate agent advertises selling and buying farms and other properties near Frederick and Johnaville, Maryland. Listings include a 176 acre farm near Johnaville with 11 acres under cultivation, a two story brick house, barn, outbuildings, orchard, and water. another farm near Trica with 65 acres and a stone house, barn, and outbuildings. a first class confectionery store for sale with fixtures. a shot factory building with extensive equipment. and a large three story warehouse with elevator, frontages on East Street and East Second Street, all to be sold quickly with easy terms.

Jacob Hofman Johnaville Frederick County Ar My Ochce W. C. Hotmas Caion Bridge James RB Utizaallis Trica T & Quics Surecker Copfectionery Market Sweet Burvcker Mr. Buracker Bic Burocker Baltimore Gelliy East Street East Second Street Penn

Cherokee Strip Boomers Clash in Tented Towns Skirmish

A dust storm swept the Cherokee Strip in Arkansas City, scattering tents and sending boomers to seize claimed lands. Fatalities include Arthur Johnson of Pueblo and James Squires of Heenessy, with a clash at Slackwell where three were shot. Civil authorities investigate while prairie fires add to the deaths.

Arkansas City Hon Oklahoma Slackwell Arthur Johnson Pueblo Coln George Childs Walter Falls James Squires Heenessy O. TL Snowers J. A. Hill Chiliocen Reservation Thirde Cavalry New Jersey

Five Years for an Embezzler at Old Bailey

In the Old Bailey W. W. Douglas was sentenced to five years penal servitude for embezzlement. He was formerly the agent for Swift Beer Co of Chicago. His embezzlements totaled $25 000 and were used in stock gambling.

Texpox Old Bailey W.W. Douglas Douglas Swift Beer Company Chicago

Capitol Centenary Parade at Capitol Grounds

A centennial celebration parade and ceremonies at the Capitol featured Vice President and Speaker Crisp with Justice Brown addressing the crowd. President Cleveland presided as joint exercises, with Marine Band music and a large choir performing Te Deum in E flat. Speakers described the Capitol’s design and the nation’s republican traditions amid a dense, cheering audience.

Wastixeron Lal Stux United States Cavalry Paret Congress Supreme Court Capitol Am Immente Marine Band Fanciulli Tannhauser Bishop Paret Dudley Buck Lawrence Gardner Cleveland Beary Aebe Stevenson Republic Crucisi Senate House of Representatives Coeqanas House Crisp

Washington Celebrates Growth of United States at DC Anniversary

President Cleveland narrates a century of U S expansion from 15 states and 105 House members to 47 million people and 36 representatives. Justice Brown speaks in a ceremony marking Washingtons progress with praise for the capital, as patriotic bands play America.

Union House of Representatives Washington United States Cleveland Justice Brown Supreme Court of the United States Parker Board of Commissioners of District of Columbia London England Paris France Austria Vienna Rome America

Cochran A Prisoner in Philadelphia Case Bail Set at 30000

Henry Cochran, accused in an embezzlement and larceny case involving thirty bars of gold, was kept in custody after a U S Commissioner hearing. Bail was set at 30000. Cochran may seek relief this afternoon as authorities pursue compensation from the value of missing gold. The case follows a warrant sworn by Supervisor Bosbyshell with Cochran described by officials as possibly distressed.

Philapelphaia Henry & Cochran United States Bell Bosbyshell Adent Bosbyshell Cochran Consul Cortoner Dosbrsbell

Fatal Fight Among Italians at Ariat House

A gathering of Italians at Ariat House ended in a general fight after a quarrel involving a woman. Several attackers were expelled, the premises damaged with doors and windows broken, and multiple occupants seriously injured. Authorities will pursue the rioters in court.

Abortion Trial Yields Five Year Sentence

Lena Maria De Russey, alias Hoepfner, pleaded guilty to attempting criminal operations on several young girls. Judge Julie Reed sentenced her to five years in the Eastern Penitentiary.

Priladelphia Lena Maria de Russey Alias Hoepfner Julie Reed Eastern

Train Robbers Caught in Mineral Bank Express Heist

Marquette Michigan Sept 19 Practically all involved in last Friday’s Mineral Range express robbery are jailed or under surveillance With about 44000 recovered and 70000 in danger money still sought George Liberte a former railway worker led police to a trunk along the line The case centers on a ring leader inside an organized gang and the money’s movements through saloons and witnesses reveal a complex theft and pursuit

Marquette, Mich George Liberte Duluth, South Shore Atlantic Road Houghton County A. S. Canton Hancock John King Chehen Negaunee Michael John Shes Tom Winters D. W. Hogan Ed Hogan W. Seblope Butler Chellew Hogan Jack Kehoe Marquette South Shore Engiaeer Liberte Express Thermmener Houghton

Rio Bombarded and Resignations Rock Philadelphia Church

Rio Again Bombarded as Brazilian forts trade fire along river. MacGregor asked to reston. In Philadelphia, Centen Baptist Church votes to dismiss Rev MacGregor over an improper letter to a member, with independent church planned. Engineer Knepp near death after Hessler train robbery shooting.

MacGregor Reston Philanelpria Centen i Baptist Church Knapp Kendallville Ind Knepp Lake Shore Hessler

Rio de Janeiro Target in Revolt Era Naval Bombardment

The Rio de Janeiro coast faced a six hour bombardment by Brazilian warships Aquidaban Republica and Trajavo with 20 ton breechloaders, failing to inflict major damage. The fleet, tied to President Peixoto, faces internal splits while loyal Bahia garrison holds. The article describes the harbor, Sugar Loaf, and Rio’s cosmopolitan streets and traffic hazards created by bondes.

Trajavo Rio Janeiro Spain New York Republica Rio Brazil Pule Triaur Post Office Merchants” Exchange Custom House Hemarket Streesself Charleston Detroit

MISS BARTON'S APPEAL AID FOR CHARLESTON ISLAND RELIEF

Governor Tillman and Miss Clara Barton Red Cross met in Charleston to plan relief for the sea island devastation. Barton warned of scarce supplies and looming malarial risk as 2,000 residents face months without work and growing need for food shelter and medical care.

Chailleston Tillman Abe Central Re Wet Courmtion Sea Islands Clara Barton Red Cross Association Charleston Hotel Dca Decile Ugou Tilman Sity Red Cross Association Asume Barton Carolina Sea Islands Jens Cnn James Island Hilton Head Red Cross United Butler United States Chia

Fires Ravage Wisconsin and Prairie Fires Threaten West

Disaster unfolds as dense smoke blankets Ashland Wisconsin with fires gutting homes and the Lake Shore roundhouse. Families flee toward town while citizens fight flames and risk suffocation. In Pawnee reservation area, prairie fires drive hundreds to abandon wagons tents and horses as casualties mount.

Minnesota Okishoua Ashland Wis Seno Fre Lake Shore Roundhouse Bre Wonen Gine Gurharg O. TL Pawnee Planr Pertal

Baseball Yesterday Scores From Major League Games

Noted results from games in St. Louis Brooklyn and other cities with Philadelphia defeating St. Louis 8 3 in 11 innings Pittsburgh edges Brooklyn 9 but incomplete. Cleveland tops Boston 7 6 Chicago beats Washington 7 2 Cincinnati 7 Louisville 8 New York 8 and Johnstown 3 Easton listed with partial results.

St. Louis Philadelphia Pittsburg Brooklyn Cleveland Boston Chicago Washington Cincinnati Bastille Louisville New York Easton Johnstown

Stock and Produce Markets Closing Quotation Report

Stock and produce market update from New York and Philadelphia shows stagnation in stocks with mixed closings. Trade notes Lehigh Valley Reading Central West Shores New Jersey lines. Philadelphia flour and dairy items steady with modest price movements. Buffalo live stock and hog markets report firm to higher tendencies. sheep and lambs see weak demand but some value for prime lots.

New York Philadelphia hkEw Buffalo Brrraza Sept Lewest Canada Lambs

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