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21 Sep 1893
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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Sep 21, 1893
Page
1
Various Properties and Businesses for Sale in Frederick Md and Vicinity
A series of notices advertises real estate and business opportunities in Frederick and nearby areas. Listings include a fine farm of 176 acres near Dobesdale with a brick house and outbuildings, a second farm near Utica with 60 or so acres, a first class confectionery store on Market Street, a Shoe Factory building with extensive industrial facilities, and a warehouse property with elevators and long frontage. Also included is a note on General Sickles seeking guidance from the War Department on retirement pay while serving in Congress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacob Hotman
Dobesmle
Frederce
W. O. Hofman
Aston Snidge
Basanfal Wits
James BR. Wolfe
Utica
Prederics County
Srac
Treland
Gtica
Callac My Ottve
Bsuracker
Marer Street
Second
Tadrd Streets
Buracker
Mr. Buracker
Baltimore
East Second
Uait
Nice Army
Washsdox
Daniel E. Sickles
Congress
Army
Secretary of War
Peroral
PSF
General Sickles
To Keep Out Convict Made Goods Plan Progress
The United States seeks to bar goods manufactured in Europe by convict labor. Secretary Gresham and consular officers have exchanged correspondence as officials perfect a plan aimed at preventing entry of such goods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aington
Europe
State Department
Gresham
United States
Eight English Miners Entombed in Cornwall Shaft
News briefs record: part of the Doleoath mine shaft collapsed in Cornwall sinking thirty miners. eight rescued, fear others may die before reach. Other items note Maurice Democratic club praising Cleveland, Peng Hardware workers resuming full time, New York trunk lines reject $15 World’s Fair rate, and boxing notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doleoath
Cornwall
New York
Brunswicks Scurge Brings Plea for Relief from Health Board
In Brunswick Ga on Sept 21 reports said yellow fever fears eased yet hunger and starvation threats grew. Dr Murray urged outside aid as refugees crowded trains, with quarantines at St Simons Island. Census takers found hundreds in need of medicines and food. loss of four killed and one thousand four hundred dollars burned in a prairie fire near Esta Oklahoma.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brunswick
St. Simon's Island
Bruns Wick
Murray
Health Board
A. Butts
Esta
O. T
Baker Tomlinson
Ex Senator John W. Taylor Dies by Own Action in Newark
Ex state senator John W. Taylor of Essex County New Jersey died by suicide at his home in Newark on September 20 following prolonged illness and internal disorders that led to several surgeries. He served as president of the state senate. Bowman Gets a Year’s Delay in Bank Case. The government case against John M. Bowman president and De La Green cashier of the First National Bank of Money was continued in U S district court until next September due to Bowman's illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newark
N.J
John W. Taylor
Essex County
WN. J
State Senate
Bowman
Wrrassevert
John M. Bowmana
de la, Green
First National Bank of Money
United States District Court
Halliday
Moxticello
Crand
Irs
Fars
Man
Trox
Mr~ Udishey
Ireland's Day at the Fair Plans Elab orate Irish Celebration
Chicago set for September 39 fair day with a large program including speeches by Bourke Cochran Edward Blake Lord Clayor Shenks John E FitzGerald and Archbishop Feehan in addition to other events. Cholera cases rise in Hamburg with ten new cases and two deaths reported in the last twenty four hours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reland
ChicaGo
Fair
Bourke Cochran
New York
Edward Blake
Toronto
Lord Clayor Shenks
Dublin
John E. Fitzgerald
Boston
Archbishop Feehan
Hamburg
Hamptna
Boodle Hunt Amid Miner Range Robbery Mess
Pinkerton detectives say they hunted the Miner i Range gang in Marquette and shifted to Negaunee after exhausting crews there. Arrests include Cannon, Jack Butler, Jack King, and Ed Logan. suspects Express, Hucus, and Dalibette remain jailed as others deny involvement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plokertons
Pipherton Des Teytiies
Logi
John
Shaun
Cannon
Jack Butler
Jack King
Ed Logan
Express
Hucus
Dalibette
Pinkerton
Marquette
Negaunee
Canton Theater Fire Leaves Several Feared Dead
An audience fled a theater fire at the Canton Opera House during a performance of Michael Strozof. Several injured may die as spectators leaped from the gallery and were maimed in the crush. Bodies are believed in the ruins with only one accounted for, tailor Peter Curry. The theater and nearby building were destroyed. stock and cash losses amount to substantial sums.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caxton
New
Opera House
Michael Strozof
Peter Curry
Opera Flouse
Pat Keenan
Pierre Morgensen
Wilber Dobbins
Elmer Martin
John Thomas
Heckach
John Bely
Heck
WC. Walgamot
Dan Willis
Philander Downing
Riley Miller
Ernest McVain
Lawrence Seward
Arthur Stevens
John Brady
Deaths in Havana Rise from Yellow Fever Toll
NUGGETS OF NEWS reports 115 Havana deaths in August 96 from yellow fever. A prize fight in New Orleans saw Van Hest defeat Napier for a $290 purse in 28th round. US treasury receipts recently exceeded expenditures by 210000, with monthly receipts reaching 17000000 to date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pope Euxiary
St. Tohn
S. N.fp
Havana
New Orleans
van Hest
Napier
United States Treasury
LYNCHING FEARED AS MAYOR SHOT DURING JAIL RIOT
In Botetourt County Virginia a mob tried to lynch Robert Smith after he assaulted Mrs. Henry Bishop at Market. Mayor Trout ordered militia to fire to disperse the crowd. Nine dead, nineteen wounded including several railroad workers and local citizens amid chaotic violence at the Roanoke jail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hgoanore
Robert Smith
Bheero
Henry Bishop
Botetourt
Bishop
Baldwin
Smith
Roanoke Light Infantry
Trout
Gaside
Norfolk and Western Railroad
Physicre
Faa
William Sheetz
Freman
Charles W. Whitmire
J. B. Tyler
Blue Hidge
George White
W. Jones
John Mills
Black Creek
George Settles
Vinton
Emmett J. Small
West Roanoke
Sre
Otto Falls
Will Eddie
Geo. GQ. Monroe
Frank Mills
Tom Nelson
Leroy White
J.B. McGhee
Shepard
Lynching and Fires Darken Rosonne on Sept 21 1993
Special dispatch reports a mob capturing Thomas Smith at 1 00 am and lynching him in Rosonne Virginia. His burning body followed at 1 00 am as militia withdrew. Additional notes describe fatal steam pipe burns aboard Montgomery on the new Detroit and a Lehigh valley wreck near Belvidere with conductor Andrew Hertick killed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tax News
Rosnone
Thomas Smith
ANB
Arelis
U States
Cream
Montgomery
Detroit
Catuminan Works
Thomas Pont
Chesapeake Bay
Zachariah Menshaw
Columbia Ironworks
John Doyle
Lehigh and Badaon
Belvidere
N. J
Boston Flyer
Lehigh and Hudson Railroad
Lake Grinnel
Andrew Hertick
Warwick
Senate Closes on Election Repeal Bill Calendar Move
In Washington on September 21 the Senate did not advance a closure rule change, as Mr Plate declined to press the proposal. He noted he would offer it later, while debates with Mr George and Mr Gray over repeal continued. The Senate adjourned at 6 30 with the House calendar containing the federal elections repeal bill after a partisan struggle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
Plate
Conr
George
Miss
Vourbers
Connecticut
Pratt
Indiana
Mr. George
Gray
Del
House
Lead City Fire Ravages West Dakota Town
A massive forest fire has swept Lead City and surrounding areas for ten days, destroying buildings, forcing evacuations, and prompting 1500 firefighters to battle the blaze. Fantail Gulch and nearby Runkel report losses, with Lead and Centennial totaling substantial damages and nearby towns like Perry and Uncle Sam mill also affected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elames
DeEapwoon
Lead City
Fantail Gulch
Lend
Runkel
Pigdmonton
Centennial Prairie
Lead
Centennial
Near Mountain
Terry
Perry
Admiral Mello Demands Rio Surrender Amid Panic
Panic grips Rio Janeiro as Admiral Mello of the rebel Uragilian fleet issues an ultimatum demanding surrender or face renewed bombardment. Insurgent marines land near Santos while merchants rush valuables inland. Reports also touch on Brazil-US communications, governor actions, and broader turmoil across South America.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mello
Rio Janeiro
Santos
Tophenes
Brazil
Howevar
Wastixetox
Adirondacks
Rio
Senor Mendoce
Fiendish crime shocks Hummelstown area in child murder
A nine year old girl Agnes Cooper Wright from near Hummelstown was abducted after school and found strangled. Authorities seek a Hungarian laborer, offering a reward for the killer as the community reels from the brutal murder and urgent search continues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aiummelstown
Parnell Cooper
Humieixtown Brown Stone Company
Hummelstown
Agnes Cooper Wright
Detweller
Baseball Yesterday Girls and Men Split Fifteen Innings
Yesterday’s baseball results show two games across cities. In New York and Philadelphia a doubleheader produced a 2 to 1 score, while Brooklyn beat Pittsburg 9 to 5. Cleveland shutout Boston 9 to 0, and Harrisburg hosted Easton versus Johnstown with unclear final.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Philadelphia
Pittsburg
Brooklyn
Cleveland
Boston
Harrisburg
Easton
Johnstown
Market Report From Western Winter Show and Stock Prices
Stock and produce markets show mixed results with bids and asks for September October and November across grains including wheat, oats, and rye. Beef dull, pork steady, lard and dairy prices listed. Buffalo live stock report notes cattle weak with varied livestock pricing and sheep demand down.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tego
Éfc
Ssige
Mite
Sse
Siige
Sige
New York Dairy
I& E Gins
New York
S Western Do
Cheess Strong
Tirmer
Pannaylranis
Western
Buffalo
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W. Ye
ASD
Mars. Insurance Building
Frederick, Md
Fine Farm
Grateful
Colored Democrats
Adelphia
Maurice Democratic Club
Pennsylvania State League of Colored Democratic Clubs
G Pa
Peng Hardware Works
Neo
Beene
Ainsworth
Gion
Dent
Covers
Reesvixg
Katie Leis
Matehen
Yohu
Charrie Mitchell
The
Teutonic
Columbian Athletic Club
Brunsthcks Scourge
Georgia
Heist
Getttsburg
Henry Heist
Emanuel Moun
South Mountain
He CR OG
Williams
Biemarck
Pris
Tadnt
Lexpos
Ane
Southampton
William Eastmiller
Hastimiller
Canton Theater
Fish
Hamilton Fish
Columbia College
St. Luke's Hospital
Bellerue Training School
Tesister
Rep Baya
Percy
Samuel Walcott
Borden Street
Alexander Kingsbury
New Jersey
Antietam
Haverstown
Veterans’ Association
Thirteenth Regiment
New Jersey Volunteers
Harper's Ferry
Washington
Helena
Mont
Crow
Ted Hamilton
Ives
Roberts
Pennsylvanian Industrial
Soldiers’ Orphan School Commission
Soldiers’ Orphans of
Pennsylvania
Franklin County
Ripier
Manteno
Ill
Ryrie
Gui AL
Auguste Bartholdi
M Bartha
Nike
Noro
Wih
Dakota
American Mechanics
Trenton
N.D
UO. A. M
D. P. Christie
Jersey City
Abram Lower
Point Pleasant
William H. Davis
Camden
Joseph BH. Shinn
Miias Moniagur
Fred
Cleer
Tnilo A Ooficers
Charles Hoades
Secre D. PB. Lindsley
Lloyd Thomas
W. Jennings Demorest
Axel Hustafson
Edwin B. Wright
Hiram Dewalt
A. C. Hogan
Forest City
Porter G. Northrop
Norman
Henry Wylie Norman
Queensland
Marquis of Lansdowne
India
Peinotos Downrall
Rio Janiero
Melly
E Rock
Ark
Alabaton
Altus
Coffeeville
Kan
Coal Bil
Jall
Glaxcasten
Jennia Mausfield
Wilmington
W. M. Davis
Het
Beresos Ayes
Toxaox
Mir Guerge Elliott
United
Samuel M. Clement
Thomas M. Thompson
Sirren
Jacob Wilderore
Joseph G. Richmond
PrrLapensan
Harry Farrell
Wood Avenue
7 Road
Scaitlew
Assanitin
Gierung Raith Et Parry
Wilson
Henri Poindexind
Tzechs
VLA Evn
Gnrgory
Fremier R
Hwy Pesv
Tevk Me
Macshalkin
Reading
Rerapiv
Faribault
Sr. Pach
Ireland
Pariboult
Minnesota
Talladelphia
James Bromiley
Eastlake Manufacturing Company
Fraskford
Bell
United Ctlyvia
Bromiley
Swift & Wass
Nottingham
Eastlake Mills
Bedere
Lombara Eesavese A
Kansas City
S. B. Ladd
Frank Hagerman
H. E B. Mooner
Lombard Investment Company
United States Circuit Court
St. Paul
Lombard
Exchange
Lebanon
Hig
Louis Simmons
Emma Jackson
Lancaster
Pennsylvania Institution For Peeble
Magywie
Leigh Welles
H&b
Shaee
Central
Aang Keating
West Shore
Lake
del & Hrdsen
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