Real Estate Agent Advertises Farmland and Homes for Sale
r L Parsons offers property in Frederick and Libertytown at low figures. Listings include a 6-room frame house on a 50 by 200 foot lot, and a Tang regarding a farm near Brunswick with 25 acres, bank barn, 60 by 40, and outbuildings. Also selling a Urbana farm of 123 acres with a near-new 7-room house and wagon shed.
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Warships Sail from Bermuda to Hampton Roads
The British warships Blake Tartar Australia Magickenny and Partridge departed Bermuda today bound for Hampton Roads in a show of naval force as tensions rise in the Atlantic. The move comes amid reports of troop and ship movements in the region with potential strategic implications for allied forces.
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Alexander's Bold Move Seizes Servia Regime Amid Royal discord
Belgrade April 13 King Alexander arrests regents and ministers and proclaims majority, taking control with swift, bloodless coup. The king’s act, supported by loyal troops, follows tension from Milan and Natalie's reconciliation and growing radicalism, while Queen Natalie’s expulsion is revoked amid rising civil unease.
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Mystery clears as Thomas Barnett confesses shooting self
Thomas Barnett admitted firing his house and shooting himself at his Vineland area home after the death of neighbor James Tryner. He said Tryner’s death desponded him and that he burned the house before crawling out. Philadelphia chemist Dr Lehman found no arsenic in Turner's stomach.
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Inadequate Accommodations at Norfolk Naval Review
Fortress Moxner Va April 15 The overnhreat reservation and nearby shelters were filled as crowds poured in from the east and north. Hotels were taxed to capacity and many travelers left for home by boat or train. Officials fear next week’s larger arrival of foreign ships will exceed available lodging. The ships’ return spurred social events with officers gathering in the ballroom.
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Revolution in Steel Making Promises Big Cost Savings
In St Louis authorities report Brazilie Steel and Iron plans to build a 100 ton per day plant on twenty acres, using cheap coal gas instead of coke to cut pig iron costs by one dollar per ton and steel by a substantial margin. The project aims to undercut existing methods in the US and Europe.
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Contagious Diseases at Harvond College Debunked
A jumble of brief notices reports infections disproved at Har vond college, a violent clash between socialists and police at Amsienam, new corporate filings in Indiana, and various international dispatches from London to St. Petersburg.
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Garter is Contented on Hawaii Annexation Debate
In Asbury War Era era dispatches from Wasarsetos April 15, Secretary Gresham meets with Carter the annexation commissioner. Carter insists the flag removal stems from Honolulu conditions and vows to pursue annexation while seeking southern negro labor to replace Asian workers if annexation succeeds. Criticism grows from Blount foes and some Democrats defend Blount’s actions as carrying out policy amid a shifting sovereignty stance. Thirty miners die in Terra and Highland fire as mines flood. no freight rate war planned by Panama Railroad officials in New York.
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The Strike For The Ballot In Brussels Riots
Brussels reports outline violent clashes as police try to disperse a massive crowd outside the People's hall. Workers suffer injuries from trampling, lamps are struck out, and riots spread citywide. Newspapers suspend, civic guard mobilizes, troops kept ready. Louvain sees a battle with gendarmes overwhelmed. Knights of Labor in Charteron call immediate general strike.
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Andish Georgia Lynchers Burn Victim in Mob Bonfire
A Georgia case reports a white storekeeper murdered by two Black men during a robbery. A mob burned the victim alive at the scene, with Black participants aiding in the bonfire as gunfire erupted among the crowd. The victim was a Black man unnamed. Also notes Washington court nominations, Princess Alexandra health, Lasker Showalter chess game, and banker Seligman comment.
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Death toll from cyclone at Robinsonville and more storms
Reports from April 15 detail the Robinsonville cyclone victims with most bodies dispersed in nearby negro cabins. Injured are kept in two remaining houses awaiting care or death, with total property loss projected around $100,000. Additional storm deaths in Hawkins Bank, Lexington, and other locations are noted, along with varied trade and political items.
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