Real estate and business listings near Harper’s Ferry
An agent advertises properties for sale including a brick residence on Wear Patrick Street with 10 rooms and bath, a limestone farm of 222 acres west of Harper’s Ferry with iron ore and water, and a three story shoe factory warehouse with elevator on East Street. Also notes an agent representing Mrs Sidridge and Mr S. Ridgitt’s offerings and calls for price inquiries at the office.
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Mra BE
J. Sidridge
Wear Patrick Street
Crey
SW Berider
Harpera Ferry
Arper’s Ferry
Fara
Samge
East Street
East Second Street
Penn. RR
Elegant Braddock country residence for sale or rent
Braddock, three miles west of Frederick, on the Nationspike, an elegant country residence of John I Esquire. 36 acres with two story mansion, gas and water, grounds with shrubbery and fruit trees, farm buildings, bank barn, a tenant house on the turnpike. Also an ample two story farm house. Call for particulars. Also ads note World’s Fair excursion success, postmaster appointments, and various remedies and notices.
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John i. ‘Esq
Braddock
Frederick
Bimetallic June Ends with Thorny Debate on Stable Currency
The American Bimetallic League convened in Carica with a larger attendance than prior gatherings. Chairman Warner urged free coinage and denounced the 1873 demonetization of silver while leaders debated party lines, the committee on credentials reported broad participation, and Governor Waite briefly addressed the floor before tensions rose over politics and the People’s Party platform. Senator Stewart attacked Secretary Carlisle on silver policy as the convention faced a potential split before resuming with Thurman’s call for a mixed standard and repeal of the Sherman act in exchange for free silver.
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Carlisle
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America
Navahoe Wins Queen's Cup in Fifty Mile Yacht Race
Navahoe leads a fleet including Satanita Calluns and Inverna Tee in a close fifty mile race from Cowes Roads to the finish. Satanita, Calluns and Inverna Tee follow in order with Navahoe clocking 12h 37m 5.5s, Satanita 12h 33m 5.5s, Caluns 12h 41m 57s. The queen's cup race saw Valkyrie Britannia Meteor Viking Mohawk start. Valkyrie finished first but was disqualified for rounding a buoy, Meteor awarded on time allowance.
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Revarra
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Navephoe
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Calluns
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Iverna
East Leep Shoal
Navahoe
Cal- Jung
Cowes
Navaboe
Satania
Edwin White
Britannia
Charles Silbeck
Matthews
Bowe
Navehoe
Dublin
Royal Yacht Squadron
Viking
Mohawk
Valkrie
Relief and tragedy mark August reports across nations
Aug 2 dispatches show Treasury notes easing money stringency as July bank circulation rises over 5 million due to cheaper government bonds. Separate items relay Col William Frishmuth's suicide, his Civil War service, and aluminium patent impact. Also reported are two youths buried in a Toronto sandpit, and Secretary Carlisle’s New York stop en route to Buzzard's Bay with meetings on customs, the Fairchild commission, and treasury probes.
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Woas Hisetros
Treasury Department
Eckels
Carlisle
Gray Gables
New York
Buzzard’s Bay
J.G. Hildreth
Fugboat and Dredger Destroyed in Aug 2 Fire
A dredging machine owned by Captain Somers burned to the water line when a blaze broke out at 1 o clock. The tug Annie C. Birdsall valued at 14090 was destroyed. One dredging crewman boarded the ship, suspected as the cause. Fourteen killed by a zeppelin explosion in St Petersburg. Fire caused extensive wreckage and loss.
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Somers
Annie C. Birdsall
Yank
St. Petersbrrg
Kiev
Domski-Platz
Fair's Enames Exposition Officials Cite Railroads For Low Attendance
In Curia co Aug 2 with the fair's first half ending crowds were 2 971 paid admissions in the month and 283 273 on July 4 the smallest Sunday attendance 5 687 May total 1 050 087 June 2 075 113 Officials fault railroads for poor turnout and warn debt implications President Higinbotham remains hopeful foreseeing higher attendance in the second half. The administration says economy cuts one special night per week Tuesday removal and shifts to two special nights Wednesday and Saturday with reduced music and adjusted concert hours.
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Higinbuthan
Curiaco
Higinbotham
Snubbed the Italians at Montreal naval greetings
Montreal August 2 The visit of Italian naval officers led to a ceremonial snub as Mayor Destantines refused a return salute. Admiral Magnaghi denounced the reception as shabby and questioned why religion affected politeness. Ottawa ordered the salute restored.
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Macnaghl
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Maugoreine
Casdiline
Mariosi
Magnaghi
Laset
Etna
Magunayghi
Rome
Destantines
Aayor Starnes
Bowell
Ottawa
Desjardines
Italy
Siamese Ultimatum Notes and Franco British Talks
France demands a neutral zone along the upper Mekong with Siam to evacuate posts and station twenty militiary forces within twenty five kilometers of the Mekong. Siam agrees, pledging to keep police and limited armed craft on the lake and river. A separate note notes interviews between Develle and Lord Dufferin and a future delimitation of the zone. In London, Lord Hosebury reads the texts as an agreement in Paris creating a neutral Indo-Chinese zone. Five killed and several injured in Ohio boiler explosion. A Black House attack in Galveston ends with murder and lynching.
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Great Lake
M. Develle
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the Elysee
AL Devells
Wadebaoa
AL Develle
Loxvox
House of Lords
Earl Hoseberry
Parris
Indo- China
Stock and Produce Markets Closing Quotations Aug 1
Closing quotations from Philadelphia and New York exchanges show a sharp stock advance with bids across Lehigh Valley Reading Central and West Shore lines. In commodities, flour, wheat, corn, oats and rye fluctuate with mixed activity in butter eggs and cheese. Live stock markets in East Scranton and nearby regions remain steady to slow with cattle and hogs near yesterday's prices.
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Seige
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Westere Dairy
Elgins
Western
Batrivorr
Lac
East Laaferry
Archbishops in turmoil as papal bid eyed in New York
Aug 2 dispatches from Munxropolis report The Journal claiming Archbishop Satulii, papal legate, travels to Washington after weeks in the northwest. It alleges Archbishop Corrigan of New York faces removal for refusing to reinstate Dr Burtsell, with Liberal Archbishop Ireland guiding plans to seek a papal appointive coadjutor, signaling a strategic shakeup in American Catholic leadership.
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Munxerpolis
Satulii
Washington
Northwest
Corrigan
New York
Burtsell
Jroed
Desige
Sarah
Ireland
St. Paul
Rome
Holy See
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