Real estate and stock offers in Frederick Maryland
W L Parsons a real estate agent advertises stocks bonds and mortgages for sale or commission at his office Mutual Assurance Building Frederick Md. Listings include a stock farm of 550 acres with 450 cultivated, a 2 story brick house for Mrs John Wilcover, two other homes on West All Saints St, and a near by stock farm with 550 acres and timber. Also mentions property on Mortevue Pike and a country residence at Eggs Dock with 36 acres. Openings for millinery on West Patrick Street.
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ant
Mutual Soserance
Frederick Md
Freek Guick
aaid company
parchuings
John Wilcovor
West All Saints
Montgomery County
Drice
Urish
Mortevue pike
wisarhendance Frotex
ure
Callarmy
Jet H. Williams
Bzgsdock
Frederick
murat
Carl
Desperate Knife Fight Near Tahlequah Ends in Death
A liquor fueled duel between Dick and Christie near Tahlequah resulted in Dick lying by the roadside with a throat cut from ear to ear and multiple stab wounds. Other brief items include a runaway carriage accident in Fats Wauzes injuring a girl, Dick inson’s relapse in Detroit, General Corse’s funeral in Boston, the New York World renting Evening Mail plant for a World’s Fair edition, and a Lasker challenge plan for the world chess championship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
TARLEQuah
J. T
Christie
Tahlequah
fer
Fats Wauzes
Ball
Ellison
New York
Lasker
Steinitz
Roxomo
Ind
New York city
Washington Gossip on Senate Hopes and Postmaster Moves
Maryland congressman prospects for a Senate seat are discussed as Governor Lee's ties to Union Pacific are noted. Postmaster appointments across New Jersey Virginia North Carolina Tennessee and more are listed, with 126 total and 10 to vacancies.
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Cleveland
New York
southern
Stevenson
Sam
McKaig
Marviend
Vance
North Carolina
Ransom
Congressmlan Woodward
Lee
Union Pacific Railroad
senate
George D. Wise
Richmond
Grit B. Mitcham
Lynchburg
Virginia
trenerel Bissell
Chicago
Washington
New Jersey
J. J. Cook
Carteret
Middlesex county
S. P. Ketchen
Delaware Gap
Warren county
W. C. Nicholson
Turnersville
Gloucester county
Leon Salsberg
Belleville
Nangemord county
Charles BR. Irving
Buckingham Courthouse
Buckingham county
W. T. Hut
W. H. Grigsby
Centerville
Hickman county
W. HB. Lowry
Hollow Rock
Carroll county
Hugh Bird
Wooley’s College
Greene county
J. M. Cellier
Yellow Creek
Houston county
H. B
Jewett
Crowley
Columbus county
5. S. Robertson
Finch
Nash county
W. D. Keel
Keelsville
Pitt county
R. O. Bagley
Moyock
Currituck
Ella Cochrane
Nevin
Mecklenberg country
R. H Smith
Scotland Neck
Halifax county
Uprising of Indians reported near Navajo Agency
An April dispatch from Dexver describes a purported war between Navajo Indians and white settlers near the Linds region. Eight settlers are said to have been killed in two encounters as troops are considered for deployment to restore order while tensions rise in the Durango area.
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DEXVER
Kennedy
Plummer
Hidi
Phoemer
Durango
war department
Washington
Fort Lezan
World’s Big Fair Opens in Chicago with Bell Arrival
The Liberty bell arrived at Union depot in Chicago as officials welcomed Philadelphia custodians. About 2,000 people gathered while guards protected the relic and the inaugural ceremonies plan music, prayers, poems, and addresses at the east front of the Administration building with plans for a Washington departure at midnight. The itinerary includes the president’s address and a formal reception for World’s Fair participants. A separate report notes an insurance agent from Richmond absconding with funds from a divorce settlement, taking $700 plus other monies.
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Curenco
Union depot
state line
Chicago committee
Chicago
Auditorium hotel
Philadelphia
committee on ceremeonies
J. K. Paine
W.H. Milburn
D.D
senate
Washington
W. A. Croffut
Josis Gouther
Rienzi
Wagner
United States
Liberal Arts
specias
saat
STRICKEN WITH HEART DISEASE THE DUKE DE VERAGUA ASTRAY
The Duke de Veragua, en route to Chicago from New York aboard the Columbian express, fell ill with heart disease between Philadelphia and Hawkinstore. He improved enough to travel, with Dr. Daniel Dunott accompanying him, while a physician remained with the party. The Duke traveled with his wife the duchess and a large retinue including Don Christobal Colon and others.
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Duke De Varagua
Chicago
Hawkinstore
Duke de Veragua
Philadelphia
Daniel Dunott
New York
Duke DUKE OF VERAGUA
doke
duchess
Why Haven Disappeared and Other Items
J C Haven, a Memphis proofreader, vanished with about 5000 dollars while his wife fled with him to the Pacific coast, amid suspicions of foul play as authorities traced Haven to Dallas. Lampkin learns his wife stole the money and eloped. Also Turkish mosque dedication in Chicago with Mystic Shrine attendess. German city Sosnua to mark thousandth anniversary. World Congress of Bankers to meet in Chicago. a drunken incident at Forepaughs circus involving Princess Dimitri in Baltimore.
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liza. Lampkin
Mewonie
J.C. Haven
Memphis
Dallas
Haven
David Lampkin
Houston
morey ang
Pacific coast
San Francisco
Portland
California
Midway
plaisance
Mystic Shrine of
Chicago
Ali
bwcaar
Sosmua
BALTIMORE
Forepaugh’s
Dimitri
Marines Parade Through New York After Cleveland Injury
A grand parade on Broadway features the U S Navy and Marine contingents with a multilingual brigade of foreign sailors. President Cleveland slips at the Victoria hotel but recovers, while Governor Flower and Mayor Gilroy review the march at City Hall amid cheers and displays of international military pageantry. Reading stock booms in New York after reorganizational talk.
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New Yore
Broadway
city hall
Cleveland
Victoria hotel
Governor Flower
Bowery
Uncle Sam
Broasway
New Amsterdam
Knickerbockers
Brazil
United States
Massachusetts
New York
Chicago
Gilroy
Reading
Emigration, strikes, and political notes from 19th century dispatches
A collage of brief items reports delays to a Scottish steamer, emigration anxieties, and market shifts. It notes Detroit liquor dealers in financial trouble, the death of Rev L Eberhart, British Columbia unrest, and European-Canadian rail and bank news. Jefferson Davis reinterment planned with militia in Richmond. Miners in Columbus discuss potential strikes as Ohio mine workers push for wage increases. A Grant club dinner in Newark recalls Republican pioneers. Lincoln County murder alibi cases and Standard Oil absorbing Manhattan Oil are noted. Nellie Russell dies in Pearletta from meningitis.
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Lyon
Dodge City
C. Fechheimer & Co
Detroit
L. Eberhart
Saginaw
British Columbia
North Sydney
William
Vladimir
J. R. Cowan
Norman Smith
W Hillier
Glasgow
J. J. Hill
Sioux City
Alice Crooks
Anacostia
D. C
Cleveland
Toledo, Ann Arbor and North Michigan railway
United States
Toledo
Craig Shipbuilding, comepany
Standard Bank of Australia
Canadian Pacific railway
Australian Ship company
Vancouver
Sidney
Market Quotations from Sarket Baltimore and Philadelphia Notes
Grain and flour prices listed with receipts and shipments in Baltimore and Philadelphia markets. Wheat No 2 red and winter/ spring patents show varying bids for April May June July positions. Rice, corn, oats, sugar, and butter prices also noted with receipts and stock levels, reflecting seasonal commodity trading activity.
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BALTIMORE
wise
SUCOBIGSa
Mees park
PRILAGELPHLA
Fiour
Minnesota
Pennsylvania
Cate
Seo
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W.L PARSONS
Krae pasos
W. C. ELDRIDGE
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WEST PATRICK STREET
No. 14
WEST PATRICK ST
SREDERIVCE, MD
TBs
THE NEWS
Mrr. Dickinson
Don M. Dickinson
titus
General Corse
Boston
John M. Corse
Old South church
Military Order of the Loyal Legion
Maryland
Fitzhugh Lee
Mgr Satelli
WhastiseTax
Mgr. Satelli
Catholic university
court of New Jersey
Father Treacey
Swedesboro
X.J
Mgr
Satolli
America
Egan
Hivetox
Adee
Teinister
WinsircTos
Thatcher
Don Dickinson
Mir Dickinson
State department
China
Staith
interior department
Howe Smith
Carlyle Harris
NEWTORS
Raines
Carlile Harris
Helen Potts
Kinmenuth
Asbury Park
Ira Potts
Harris
Helen
Miss Jackson
Hocking Valley
CINCINNATS
Ohio national guards
Cincinnati
Hocking
Kansas City
Ella Day
CrxersyaTi
York
International association
National association
Dessnonion’s
Grand hotel
Fifth Avenue hotel
Madison Avenue hotel
Caicace
Illinois Central
Ninety-second street
Calumet river
John senson
General Cooke
Ric H MayD
Lee camp
John R Cooke
wil tig
Kaat
A. M
The
Mail and Express
William F. Howe
Howe & Hummel
Southern nics
Birmingham
New O
REAR ADMIRAL
BANCROFT GHERARDI
Windy City
Sea Soldiers of All Nations
Polygret Brigade
Rancho iel Paso
Salvador
Hratterilie
AYATIsvi.i Md
M temple
rand Master Williams
Columbne
Bloomington
Busaiseges
Tis
oy Louer
James 3
Ewing
wie
Brawels
CosHoctos
Thomas Norton
Jane francis
Martin Cox
Mike Connor
Jam
Morris
senten
coaty
Baltimore Ohio
ers
MosTrReaL
United States treasury
Jefferson Davis
Ricwuoxp
CoLixsus
John, Nogent
Ohio Mine Workers
Henry
AHDL
Nellie Russell
Pearop
SARKET QUOTATIONS
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