Real estate and investment notices by W L Parsons
W L Parsons real estate agent and dealer in stocks bonds and mortgages offers sale and purchase on commission from Insurance Building Frederick Md. Listings include Liberty Town lot with 50 ft frontage for a house, Petersville farm with 40x18 ft dwelling and 8 rooms, a 123 acre Monocacy Urbana area farm with near new house barn and outbuildings, and Mr Thomas Dixon’s Urbana farmland division. Call at his office or inquire at the premises.
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sutca! Insurance Building
frederick, Ma
Loffer
Be 8
Libertytown
afea
alco Pn
rick
John H.Wat Bradt
Frederick
Thomas Dixon
Brbana
banda
Urbana
Urbans
Dixon
Jackson Guards elect Thomas G Forwood captain
This item notes the Jackson Guards of Belair elected Thomas G Forwood captain. It mentions other regional happenings such as railway work beginning in Belmore and Washington, and the illness and deaths of local residents including John Fable in Cambridge and Wim Miller in Harford County. It reports court proceedings in Prince George's County and a New York lockout conference with no settlement after six hours.
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Bonic
Prince George's county
New York
manufacturers and cutters
Broadway Central hotel
Southern Governors Welcome Immigrants to the South
The southern governors declare a new era of progress inviting immigrants and capital. Governor Stone reads a united address praising the region’s rivers, forests, soil, and climate, promising favorable laws and opportunities in mining, agriculture, and industry. The message urges settlers to join a growing, peaceful, hospitable South with expanding schools and churches.
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RICHMOND
Stone
Missouri
United States
Europe
Atlantic Ocean
Gulf of Mexico
interior
northwest
hare
t! world
Fishback
Arkansas
souto
Strike for Suffrage Sparks Belgian Riots in Ghent
A large mob surrounded the Belgian chamber of representatives as the suffrage strike escalated. Rioters clashed with police, injuring several, while socialists Vandervelde and Volders were arrested and later released. The unrest extended to Quaregnon and Paturages with barricades, looting, and confrontations with gendarmes.
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Bevssers
chamber of representatives
sesson
Woeste
bins
thape
Volders
Vanderveld
Macoud
Quaregnon
Mons
Ghent
Blount Ends Hawaiian Protectorate as Flag Falls in Honolulu
Commissioner Blount declares the Hawaiian protectorate ended and withdraws U S forces. The American flag is replaced by the Hawaiian banner at the government building as Lt Draper’s bugle signals the change amid mixed crowd reactions and a cautious provisional government prepares to maintain peace.
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HoNoLeLe
stars and stripes
United States
Boston
Honothingiye
Stevens
James H. Blount
Georgia
Draper
marine seas
JAMES BH. BLOUNT
Dole
Ivss
cal
Washington
theo snander
Palace square
Uoside
Jueice Jedds
Mohican
Zuegier
bulding
Deaper
urarr
Lord
Adnal Sherrell
Tessy
ALOE
Cleeland
Cleveland
James H Bisant
Blount
Rockville
Sten Peat
elty
Job and His Friends in Trial and Faithful Trust
Sunday school outline on Job 1 10 examining Job sparked by Etiphas Billad and Zophar rounds of speech. It emphasizes Job's patience and longing to hear God while friends misjudge him and urges reliance on God’s righteousness and mercy through trials. The piece cites scriptures urging humility and confidence in divine knowledge and guidance.
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Job
Etiphas
Billad
Zophar
C. BNL
Israel
Eulphas
illssif
God
Peter
Jeremiah
dars
Isaiah
xii
BETHLEHEM
ams Mushearn
Northanpton county almshouse
Tornado Rips Louisiena Region Killing and Destruction
A Mississippi cyclone devastated Robinsonville near Memphis killing seventeen and injuring about five hundred. Homes, churches, and stores were destroyed, fires followed the wreckage, and property losses reached around one hundred thousand dollars. Nearby Chicago reports windstorm wrecking seven nearly finished brownstone houses at Seventy seventh Street and Duncan Avenue.
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Robinsonville
Miss
Memphis
Mississippi river
Afra Emma Lusk
opperator
Taso Chapman
Foi
Emma Lusk
RK. Shipp
Olive Branch
Misu
ane Chapman
Ben Ray
Annie Spaight
Mariel Murray
Jere Taylor
Willis Warren
Marin Smith
CHICAGO
Seventy seventh street
Duncan avenue
Storm Rips Through Parish Leaving Destruction and Injuries
A cyclone swept through the parish of St Joseph Louisiana on a Wednesday afternoon, damaging plantations from Waterproof to Oneonta and Osceola. Eleven quarters were demolished on Osceola, killing one man and injuring several women and children. others reported damage across Bellevue and St Joseph country with some areas still unreported.
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St. Joseph
Tenoeas parish
Tensas
Midway
Bombay
east ortheast
Nidway
Oneonta
Aubrey
Simoeds
Ridgeland
Osceola
Bellevue
Sensational Senate Roach Fight Promises Open Debate
Indications arise that the quiet special session may end with a heated clash between Republicans and Democrats over Senator Roach. Democrats worry over an old bank fraud accusation tied to a former cashier, while Republicans push for public proceedings that could force Roach's resignation or probe. Key leaders including Rasch and Chandler maneuver as Gorman Brice Gray confer to determine the next move amid closed executive sessions.
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ROACH
Washinetox
senate
chamber
Rasch
eashier
Chandler
Gorman
Brice
Gray
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Alexander W. Terrell
Paris
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Honolulu
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Frank Hickey
D. C. McLaughlin
Littles Rock
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Victoria
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WassigeTos
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Hailey
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Richmond Termne
Drevel, Morgan & Co
New Yorn
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