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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

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Sep 28, 1893

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Real estate ads and notices fill Frederick Md pages

A cluttered Frederick Maryland real estate section lists W L Parsons and associates offering sale or rent of homes including Judge Wm Mahoney's residence on East South Street, a farm near Johnsville, and several prior parcels. Also items announce a confectionery store for sale, lime stone quarry details, and other local business opportunities alongside a grisly Cal coastline find and various news briefs.

Wm. Mahoney East South Street Jow Sgore South Street Jacob Hoffman Nearohnsville Prederick Country Boffeses Potion Bridge James BR. Ywronfe Frederick County Uchca

Whit Ney denies bargain in Van Alen affair defense

In New York a letter from W C Whitner asserts no obligation exists to appoint Van Alen to any post. He says he never discussed offices with the president and defends Van Alen against charges of dishonorable bargaining. The letters and interview are recited to show there was no formal deal for the Italian mission.

Whit Bey Ir. van Alen Allso New York Willam C Whitney J. van Alen Democratic Campaign Fund Zk World the World van Alen Mf. van Alen New York Sun Italy van al Rhode Island W. C. Whitser Sun Whitner Kuave Whitney

Coroners jury probes mayoral order at city shop

Roasar Sept. 3 The coroners jury investigates the shop by order of Mayor Tront and urges the grand jury to examine the legality of his action. Mayor Tront returns to the city amid a produced race between locomotives. Frank Leslie's Weekly offers a $1000 cup to the speed trial winner among England France Germany and America at the World's fair.

New York Frank Leslie W. J. Arkell England France Germany America

Gladstone Warns Lords Against Dppystig Home Rule Bill

Mr Gladstone arrived amid crowds as he prepared to speak on home rule issues. He warned the Lords against resisting the home rule bill, saying the present parliament is too weak to handle it and insisting the people will not accept the bill unless broader questions are addressed. He urged responsibility and warned of possible dissolution if the Lords block reform.

Ir. Buracker Mr. Borncker Ir. Borneker Baltimore Gladstone Eptheclas Nions Albert Ball Lasin Salsbury Lomis House of Lonls House of Commons Mississippi

Jones Silver Compromise Introduced in Senate

The Jones silver compromise bill proposes a nine member commission of three senators, three representatives, and three private citizens to examine monetary policy and remonetization of silver. It authorizes hearings, oaths, and reports on legal tender, state banking, and preventing bank abuses, with treasury steps to redeem notes under prior law.

Jones Arkansas Senate House United States Secretary of the Treasury Treasury

Republican Clubs Denounce Cameron at State Convention

In Reapixe Pennsylvania, Sept 9, the Republican clubs of the state convened in Berksburg amid Lincoln and Grant portraits. The anti Cameron resolution failed 17 to 18. Benstor Cameron received a copy of the platform, while Harrisburg was named for the next meeting. General Hastings led cheers as Robinson of the State League chaired the session.

Reapixe Lincoln Garfield Blaine Grant Quay Cameron Band Toash Robinson State League of Republican Clubs General Hastings Congressman Stone Hastings L M. Foster Henry A Muhlenberg Stevenson Allentown Republican Clubs Pennsylvania J. Donald Cameron Democratic Party Benstor Cameron McKinler Hughes Philadelphia Offiers John F. Giens W. J. Shaffer Delaware County R. H. Koch Alex. Crowe l E. R. Jones George S. Lenhart Williamsport Major Everett Warren Lackawanna Guy C. Irish Mahanoy City E. W. Paschall Warren E. N. Randolph Pittsburg League M.D. Young Harrisburg Hastinga

Archduke Franz Ferdinand Incognito in the United States

The archduke destined to rule Austro-Hungary travels incognito in America. He is heir presumptive to Emperor Franz Josef, with his father Archduke Karl Ludwig unlikely to rule. At twenty he is a general in Austria Russia and Germany's armies, tutored by nobles, and his safe conduct overseen by Count Leo Wurmbrand-Ssappach. Also notes Harrison’s reception at the Columbian Exposition and a Mississippi cotton belt insurrection.

Franz Ferdinand d’Este Austro- Hungary Archduke Austro-Hungary Rudolf Franz Josef Meterling Carl Ludwig Franz Ferdinand Frans Ferdinand Austria Hungary Europe Russia German Empire Gratz Styria Fourth Dragoons Wels Upper Austria Leo Wurmbrand-Ssappach Amercans Count Wurmbrand United States

Strikes Shrink Coal Output and Eyes May Tactics

The piece reports a coal strike raising prices on the London exchange while miners and factory workers face destitution. Meetings in strike districts push for resuming work with concessions, though mine owners resist. Separately, railway workers near Louisville Nashville may strike. Van Alen nomination seen neutrally. Philadelphia cases include a suspected wife killer arraignment and a woman who shot to stop an intruder.

Sant Enal Matuers London Dane Castleford Derby

Market Quotation Notes From New York and Philadelphia

Stock and produce quotations show irregular, generally downward trends at Naw Yon and Philadelphia. Also included are reading bids for grains and meats, with figures for wheat, rye flour, corn, oats, beef, pork, lard, butter, cheese, eggs, and live stock prices in New York, Chicago, and Buffalo markets.

New York Philadelphia Sah Walier Aig Y& Pa Pensriracia Br. Paul Lehigh Nave Bog C. Mein N.Y. Central Ehag West Shore Lake Erica New Jersey Center BNE Pha del & Hodson PartaDeLeita Western Inter Minnesota Cleus Titec Ite Causaniet Bge Sic Xtc Hutter Arin New York Dairy Peorhc Western Dairy Elgina New York Creamery Western Creamery Sree Cheesa SsBiosacs Do Emall, iv LLC Fall Akiss Pennsylvania Western

Senatorial Snarl Over Eavesdropping and Repeal Debate

In a tense session, senators clash over a repeal bill and federal elections law while muttering about eavesdroppers and steerers. Wolcott and Gorman defend positions as Voorhees and Aldrich drawing sharp retorts amid talks on timing and strategy.

Dubois Idaho Montana Washington Wyoming Ubois Ve. Mitchell Senate Gorman Maryland Friends of the Bil Aldrich Rhode Island Senator Voorhees Colorado Hetening Wolcore German Pasco Das Teller Stewart Morao Massachusetts Lochren Crisp Morse Zipnan Tiesels Bland Secretary of the Treasury Fnally Lawson Daniels Committee On Congress

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