Real Estate Agent Seeks Buyers for Property Sale
Real estate agent and dealer in stocks bonds and mortgages offers a three story brick house on the south side of West Parner street near the city with a large lot. Agent calls for inquiries at his Frederick office in the Insurance Building and notes the owner is determined to sell at a low figure.
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Vtca
Ineurance Building
Frederick, Me
BR. J. Bidridge
West Parnex Street
Imths City
Eldridge
Limestone Farm for Sale Near Harper’s Ferry and Rail
For sale 223 acre limestone farm on the B and O main stem near Harper’s Ferry. Offers invited with iron ore and manganese on site, rich soil for dairy or agriculture, abundant spring water, churches and schools nearby. Prices available at the office or from Mr. Strider on premises.
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W. Snider
B&o
Harper's Fern
Land & Fist
Harper's Perry
Schou's
Strider
Warerilouse For Sale In County County
Factory building three stories high with elevator and seating gear. Located on East Street lot 206 feet and East Second Street 42 feet. Described as a gross opportunity for manufacturing business. Property must be sold within 60 days with easy terms. Contact my offices.
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Shes
Buuc
East Street
East Second Street
Penn. & EB
Elegant country residence for sale or rent near Frederick
Property offered by John WilliemsEsq at Braddock three miles west of Frederick on the National Pike. A 36 acre estate with a large two story mansion and six modern improvements including gas and water, on turnpike frontage. For particulars call at my office.
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John &. Williems
Braddock
Frederick
Orice
Health officials declare Earamania death toll not cholera
New York dispatch reports three Earamania deaths from the Naples voyage were not Asiatic cholera after inspection. Passengers were bathed on Hofimas Island and observed at Swinburne Island with one ward isolated for potential cases. Health Commissioner Dr. Cyrus Edson notes the U S sanitary condition is excellent and warns summer resort water inlets can harbor other germs.
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Bealth
Onur
Naples
Hofimas Island
Swinburne Island
Europe
Lanriest
France
United States
Market turmoil and bank failures hit U.S. economy
In New York and across the country scarce liquidity and price declines ripple through stocks and wheat. Bank failures rise with 169 banks failing since March, while Western states report the most. Trade shows mixed signs as experts hope for relief from gold imports and an upcoming congressional session. James L. Wright, a Knights of Labor founder, dies at 76 in Philadelphia.
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New York
Aus
Ami
Congress
Chicago
Ocean
United States
Canada
New York City
Philadelphia
James Lir Wright
The
Knights of Labor
Theodore Thomas Resigns Amid Dancer Controversy
Theodore Thomas resigns as musical director amid a clash over dances at the fair. The report notes calls for a thorough investigation and mentions audience reaction and administrative scrutiny. Also included are brief updates on miners’ strike violence in Kansas, fires in Syracuse, wage disputes in Pennsylvania, and other national briefs.
Treasury buys 160000 ounces of silver at 72 cents
Treasury department purchased 160000 ounces of silver at 72 cents per ounce. The report also notes figures on silver transfers and a West Coast official list including Commissioner A D Alexander and Chief Justice Logan E Bleckley.
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Treasury Department
A. D. Alexander
Washiter Thurston
Hawa
San Francisco
Logan E. Bleckley
Justi
Georgia
Supreme Court
New York
M Ring
Paris
Randle
Southampton
Rome Triuuna
Naples
Stevenson
Washington
Bloomington
Ill
No Scarcity of Small Change
Treasury officials say the treasury is prepared to supply all the small currency wanted. The lack of small notes in New York cannot be accounted for here except on the theory that much of it is being hoarded. Tendered His Resignation. Norristown, Pa. Aug. 5 Dr. R. H. Chase, resident physician in charge of the state hospital for the insane, has tendered his resignation to take effect Oct. 1.
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Burtsell
Washinerox
Mar. Satolli
New York
Archdino
Comigan
Cagbie
Curcaco
Nobony
Gervouder
Treasury
Norristown
R. H. Chase
Tate
State Hospital For the Insane
Drowned in the Lake Of the Dead Tragic Yacht Disaster
Eight women and one nineteen year old youth died when the steam yacht Rachel sank near a sunken pier on Lake George during a late night pleasure cruise. Twenty nine aboard. heroism by men saved some, but nine bodies recovered after dark. Names listed include Hattie Hall, Bertha Benedict, Edith Harding, H. M. Burton, J. H. Sell, F. C. Mitchell, Lizzie Corley, Clara Issack, Lizzie Clark among others. The vessel struck the pier and sank rapidly within eighteen feet of water. a passenger list shows several residents from Brooklyn Hoboken Burlington and Bridgeport.
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Tror
Sp. Ma
Lake George
Wes
Hattie Hall
Brooklyn
Bertha Benedict
Mont Clic
X. J
Edith Harding
Hoboken
H. M. Burton
Jersey City
J. H. Sell
Burlington
F.C. Mitchell
Button
Lizzie Corley
Clars Issack
Lizzie Clark
Bridgeport
Mr. Benedict
New York
Frank Mitchell
Robert Sims
Glen
Anits
Barber
Allen
Fourteen Mile Island
Ower
Ilinen
Granger
Mai
Crisp 18 to be chosen for House leadership posts
The Democratic caucus for selecting House officers will meet in Washington on August 5. Speaker race appears settled in favor of Crisp. The upcoming special session opens August 7 with conflict over silver policy led by pro and anti silver factions. Chap of Georgia, future speaker, born in Sheffield England, 48, had Civil War service and long Congressional career. Hotel and local arrivals listed.
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Democratic Caucus
House of Representatives
Washington
Crisp
Congress
Charles F. Chap
Georgia
Sheffield
England
America
Savannah
Macon
Leutenant
Tenth Virginia Infantry
Fort Delaware
Httle
Southwestern Judicial Circuit
Te Waa
Examining Applicants Examinations Held at Court House
The Board of Postoffice Civil Service Examiners met today in the petit jur y room at the Court House for clerks and letter carriers exams. Luther F. Harrison and J. E. Duvall led the session with three applicants present. Funeral services for Louetta Pauline Edmonds were held yesterday at 6 o clock after she died Thursday night of cholera infantum. Rev. Dr. Eschbach officiated. C. C. Carty directed. interment followed at Mt Olivet Cemetery on South Market Street. Libelous broker suspension noted as New York figures discuss banking cuts. a stabbing in Harrisburg left Gordon wounded near the heart, assailant Thomas Walker captured at Bellwood. jealousy cited as motive.
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Petit Jary
Court House
Luther F. Harrison
J. E. Duvall
Louetta Pauline
E. W. Edmonds
South Market Street
Td O'Clock
Mt . Olivet Cemetery
Eschbach
C. C. Carty
Altvena
Husaysburg
Thomas Walker
Gordon
Bellwood
Altoons
Samoa War Ends as Mataafa Surrenders Chiefs
News from Apia reports Mataafa and his chiefs surrendered after coordinated actions by British and German warships and the three powers. Beheaded prisoners and war trophies sparked fierce rituals as Malietoa’s forces faced larger, well-armed rivals. The consuls announced peace and ordered all Samoans to return to their districts.
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San Francisco
Muatidtos
Muataafa
Germany
Britain
Mataafa
Prom Yo
Ni Oa
Uvelte
Malirioa
Bne
Apis
Maletoa
Mahetoa
Malletos
Mauriia
Matanfa
Manona
Malietoa
Matassa
Katoomba
Buzzard
Apia
Menona
Matoafa
Veteran train operator dies by own hand in Chicago
Chicago dispatch reports a veteran train operator, Van Kirk, shot himself after a period of irresponsibility and despair. His death follows an earlier public admission of failure, and he leaves a widow and several children including a daughter who was a singer.
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Chicago
van Kirk
New Postmasters Appointed in New York State
Washington reports the appointment of several fourth class postmasters in New York state. Names include J. King Parkers J. C. Pickart Hyersville James Gray Collusse J.J. Hall East Branch DeWitt Laindsay Hess Road Station J. A. Frost Kosong Mrs Johanns Hannighan North Bainland Julian Stone North Pembroke L. D. Clark North Russell F. H. Jennings Palermo M P Clemens Redfield B F Kill Ridge Road C. L. Hare West Kath Thomas Laing Williams town.
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Washineton
Aug
New York State
J. King
Parkers
J. C. Pickart
Hyersville
James Gray
Collusse
J.J. Hall
East Branch
DeWitt Laindsay
Hess Road Station
J. A. Frost
Kosong
Johanns Hannighan
North Bainland
Julian Stone
North Pembroke
L.D. Clark
Riot at jail frees prisoner during whisky raid in West Virginia
At Alexander near Buckhannon Stephen Welch and wife were arrested for selling whisky without a license. The man escaped on the way to jail. A mob later broke into the jail freeing Mrs Welch. A riot ensued with about twenty shots fired. one rioter was killed and two others wounded.
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Buckitanxon
W.va
Alexander
W. Va
Stephen Welch
Puerile Anti Slavery Fight Blamed for Poor Results
Berlin reports the German anti slavery committee shows a colossal failure with 2,000,000 marks spent in two years yielding little. Leaders cited include Herr Borchert amid criticism of mismanagement and extravagance.
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Loxpbos
Berlin
The
Times
Borchert
East Africa
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