Real Estate Listings From Rudershausen Sonntag and Area
A collection of real estate notes including a 320 acre farm near Brunswick Chariton County Missouri with dwellings. Capt Noble residence with 12 rooms in Alton. 120 acre farm near St Charles County Missouri. two story dwellings on Fighth and Alley streets. 160 and 300 acre tracts in Morrisco Kansas. 140 acre farm on Madison bottom land. one acre in Brusseia Calhoun County Illinois suitable for store. 120 acre farm on Bethalto road near Alton. Neviin place Upper Alton with 7 acres and a dwelling useful for gardening.
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Brunswick
Chariton Co
Alton
W. P. Noble
Djoining Po St
Charles County
Sores Ha Ousstenbion
State Street
6Th
7Th Streets
Second Street
Henry
Ridge Streets
Hunter's Row
Fighth and
Alley Streets
Mple
Sithute
Morrisco
Kansas
Madison
Banat
Brusseia
Calhoun Country
Bate
Bethalto Road
Neviin
Upper Alton
Suhabi
Greatest bargains in china glass and crockery catalog listing
An extensive advertisement listing a wide range of china ware glassware and silver plated items. It highlights J and G Meakin Alfred Meakin Rogers Bros and West statuaries with printed patterns crystal glassware and various decorative sets offered at lower prices than ever before. Various household goods include tea sets vases lamps fruit stands pepper shakers and dinnerware.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. & G. Meakin
Alfred Meakin
Rogers Bros
Rogers’ Bros
West
Boomerang of Pooling Lawsuit Hits Hocking Valley Rail
From Cleveland to Rome details show the Hocking Valley Road loses $100000 in a pooling dispute with the Ohio Central, halted by Judge Baxter as a gambling debt and barred further pooling while Ohio Central remains under court control. William H Hidell cites Stephens Davis letter context and political opposition.
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Cleveland
Hocking Valley
Hocking Valley Road
Ohio Central Road
Hocking Valley Railroad
Central Ohio
Hocking
Central
the Central
Baxter
United States District Court
Ohio Central
Cleveland Reception and River Coal Strike News
President-elect Cleveland hosted a social reception at the Executive Mansion with his sisters and many notable guests including governors, bishops, lawyers, and trustees. Separately in Piersyren, Pa, miners face renewed strike uncertainty as wage talks stall and coal production lingers. A Washington report notes potential legislative tangles over naval appropriations and House quorum actions affecting the bill's passage.
Salvation Army Meeting Turmoil Ends With Arrests
A riot broke out at a Salvation Army gathering in Fratt River Massachusetts on December 24. Two special constables were on duty as rioters were ejected and a free fight erupted. Judge Blaisdell urged calm from the audience before Captain McMahon detained the ringleaders at the police station.
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Salvation Army
Fatt River
Mass
Judge Blaisdell
Commonwealth
McMahon
Search for bodies ends at St Joan Orphan Asylum
Brooklen December 24 report says the ruin search concluded with no new bodies found and a funeral planned for today. Volunteers send clothing and provisions as $1,400 was raised for rebuilding and missing children may soon be accounted for. inquest time not yet set. Nearby, James Cook case leaves an elderly man hospitalized after family trouble. New York theatre strike halts performance as back pay dispute grows. Judicial action in Conn over ticker instrument rights continues. Jersey City bridle racing ends early after dispute over gaff sizes.
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Brooklen
St. Joan’s Orphan Asylum
Crixcinall
James Cook
Kemper Lave
William Cook
New York
Third Avenue Theatre
McKee Rankin
Jersey City
Newark
Senate hears Garland hint on Justice portfolio
Senator Garland in Washington says he met Albany officials and Governor Cleveland with no news worthy of a paragraph. He may be offered the Department of Justice post. In another session the Senate confirmed Colonel William B. Thompson of Michigan as Second Assistant Postmaster General and William A. Stone as U S Attorney for the Western District of Pennsylvania. In Chicago a former Evanston supervisor, Max Hahn, is charged with a $4000 defalcation and posted bail at 1000.
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Washineton
D. C
Garland
Senate
Albany
Cleveland
Tosist
Department of Justice
Wasnineroy
Wm. B. Thompson
Michigan
Wm. A. Stone
United States
Pensylvania
Cnacaco
Ill
John Culver
Evanston
Max Hahn
Hahn
Chicago Post Office
Telegraphic service opens in Nashville lowers rates
Baltimore and Ohio Telegraph Company began business in Nashville Tennessee. The public favors a telegraphic competition that promises to be permanent and has reduced rates. The article notes broad public approval and anticipated effects on pricing.
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Nashville, Tenn
Baltimore & Ohio Telegraph Company
Navy man Henry Handy Dies Suddenly in Tarboro
Lieu tenant Henry Handy of the United States Navy died suddenly in Tarboro yesterday morning after a period of ill health. In Washington it was announced that John Jameson of Wisconsin will take the post of General Superintendent of the Railway Mall view on January 1.
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Batelan
N. C
Henry ©. Handy
United States Navy
Tarboro
Washington, D. C
John Jameson
Wisconsin
View
Representative White Delays Recess Resolution Action
Wasmoneton December 24. Word that Representative White has gone to New York, delaying House action on the recess resolution as amended by the Senate.
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Wasmoneton
Representative White
New York
House
Senate
Senate panel to study leases of Indian lands for erasing
Wasuieros dispatch reports that upon reconvening after the holidays the Senate Committee on Indian Affairs will investigate leases of Indian lands used for erasing purposes.
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Wasuieros
D.C
Senate
Committee On Indian Affairs
Life-Savers Rescue Crews at Sea and Bark Wrecks
Nantucket reports the three masted schooner Warren Sawyer in thick fog lay aground near the life saving station. The crew was saved from rigging by the station crew though the vessel seems a total wreck. In a separate report Cape Hatteras life saving keepers rescued nine aboard the Ephraim Williams after being lashed in rigging since the 18th. An 800 ton bark ashore bottom up near Atlantic City with divers to inspect.
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Atlantic City
N. J
Nantucket
Mass
Warren Sawyer
Sanders
New Orleans
Boston
United States
Wasurxetoy
D. C
Signal Service
Daley
Cape Hatteras
N.C
Ephraim Williams
Savannah
Providence
R.I
Hatteras
Wasumoros
United States Signal Service
Great Egg Harbor
Victoria Premier calls for colonial protest over New Guinea seizure
Lenpos December 24. The Premier of Victoria invites other Australian colonies to unite in a protest against Germany seizing parts of New Guinea coast and islands. Lexpos December 24. Cunard steamer Oregon sighted off Crook Haven six days after leaving New York in record eastward run. HEAVY FAILURES Vienna December 24. Director Janner's peculations deepen as Lay bach Bank suspends. two sugar firms fail amid broader bank collapse. Loxpon December 24. Bohemian Mortgage Bank Prague fails due to Lower Austrian Discount Bank collapse. more failures expected. Spain reports a great storm along the Peninsula with ships and trains wrecked. No land lines to Europe for three days. NO MEETINGS ON CHRISTMAS DAY Benuix December 2. Police ban Socialistic meetings on Christmas day. family reunions favored. LEADING TO WEALTH Sr Prerenspurs December 4. Underground passage found to Treasury basement. many arrests. HO FOR THE CONGO Rone December 24. Expedition to Congo region planned for end of December.
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Lenpos
Victoria
Germany
New Guinea
Vienna
Janner
Lower Austrian Discount Bank
Laybach
Corinthia
Sandska
Bohemia
Brutal masked robbery ends with farmer burned for cash
In Wuerrixe West Virginia on December 24 a rich farmer Elija Martin was robbed by masked intruders who tortured him to reveal his funds. He was found tied and badly burned. authorities offer large rewards for the gang tied to recent crimes in the region. A separate dispatch from Washington notes Commander Merrill Miller chosen to command the United States steamship.
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Martin
Washroron
D.C
Merrill Miller
United States
Sleaune Fr i
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Rudershausen & Sonntag
J. A. Ryries
Short Street
John Bauer
Bauer & Hofpmas
Tony
Lucas Rpfeiffenberger
Alton, NJ
Choice House
Gan
T. P. Nisbett & Co
P. O
John Mitchell
John Sutter
State ST
Goulding's
Planos
Plamon
Ivers & Pond
Eng. Con. of Music
Tuuxte School
Pease Pianos
St Kris Kringle’s
RT. F
Price Baking Powder Co
Chicago
St. Louis
Dr. Price
China
H. Goulding
Rutledge’s
William Rutledge
Goulding’s
C. M. Crandall’s Crockery Store
Third St
Belle
Charter Oak Stoves & Ranges
J. B. Kirwin & CO
Grand Charter Oak
Filley Stove Co
St Louis
Charter Oak
Alon, Ill
Fourth Street
BET
Stanford & Eddy
GEO. Prowell & CO
Spruce Street
Oity
Mech We
Taylor & Farley
Chicago Cottage
New England
Walters Music Store
Third Street
Alton, Ill
Rome
William H. Hidell
Alex. H. Stephens
Stephens
Jefferson Davis
Davis
Richmond
Hidell
Sherman
Herschel V. Johnson
Johnson
Mr. Stephens
Aumany
Executive Mansion
Hoyt
Partrai
Farnsworth
Erastus Corning
Banks
Bishop McNervy
Bishop Doane
Edgar K. A
Chapin
Pierspvren
River Coal District
Ths
White
Holman
Department
Kentucky
The
Brooklyn
Hartworp
Conn
United States Circuit Court
Gold and Stock Telegraph Company
Commercial Telegraph Company
Roscoe Conkling
Lieutenant Handy
Will
Lexpos
Cunard
Oregon
Crook Haven
Austria
Prague
Loxpon
Spain
Europe
Benuix
Sr. Prerenspurs
Sage Treasury
Italy
Congo
Rone
Commander Miller
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