Real estate and Limestone Farm for sale in Maryland area
WL Parsons real estate agent presents a brick house on West Patrick Street near the boulevard with 10 rooms and bath, gas, large attached lot, and found near good neighborhood. Also Limestone farm of 223 acres on the main stem of the B U R K railroad west of Harpers Ferry, with iron ore and manganese, fruit trees, springs, near churches and schools, ask for details at the office or Mr.lder.
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Afutcal Insurance Building
Frederick, Md
Mra
E. J. Eldridge
Lofferthus
Béuth
Pamicx Street
Berd
Tris
Aidridge
Harper's Ferry
Schoo
Prise, &c
Cal
Warehouse and Shoe Factory Building For Sale
Spent for the owner offers a three story warehouse with an elevator from the first floor to the top. Frontage on East Street and East Second Street totaling 248 feet. Described as one of the best built warehouses in the county, ideal for manufacturing. Property must be sold within 60 days or offers considered with terms. Contact my office.
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East Street
East Second
Fens
Caillat
Elegant country residence at Braddock for sale or rent
The Braddock estate near Frederick offers 38 acres of prime land with a two story mansion featuring gas and water, extensive grounds, shrubbery and fruit trees. Farm buildings include a two story frame house, bank barn, and outbuildings plus a tenant house on the turnpike. Call the office for details.
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John An
Braddock
Frederick
Ike
Breckinridge in Seduction Suit Seeks 50000
Madeline V. Pottard sues Representative W. C. P. Breckinridge of Kentucky alleging prolonged intimacy with promises of marriage, three children from the affair, and a claim of breach of promise. Breckinridge calls the charges vindictive and pending full bearings. In a separate incident at Crawfordsville, an Adams Express train robbery ends with a gunfight. Ed Brown of Cleveland wounded and jailed.
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W. C. P. Breckinridge
Kentucky
Madeline V. Pottard
Colonel Breckinridge
Wesleyan Female Seminary
Cincinnati
Taly
Crawfordsville
Ind
Crawfordsville Junction
Adams Express Company
C. W. Juliet
Ed Brown
Cleveland
Nervous Dyspepsia Cure Promised by Local Ad
James Z Pierce of New York testifies to relief from nervous dyspepsia using Allcock's Porous Plaster and Mayer's Magnetic Catarrh Cure. He details application methods and rapid speech and health improvements, claiming prior medical failure and urging others to try the remedies as advertised in The News.
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James Z. Pierce
New York
Allcock
Mayer
Elias Haxxdwerr
Bik Lick
Somerset Co
Minneapolis Fire Destroys Two Hundred Homes In Citywide Blaze
A massive August blaze in Minneapolis wrecked more than 2.3 blocks of houses and lumber yards, with wooden structures fueling the fire for hours. The brewery on Marshall and Thirteenth avenue survived as a shield while hundreds fled to safety or the river. Firefighters and residents faced extreme heat as the east side burned and many lived homeless, some saved only with clothes on their backs.
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Buinneapolis
Aug
River & Co
Nicolat Island
St. Anthony Falls
Origi
Lenbart
Cedar Lake Ice Company
Clarke
Boom Island
Micalet Island
Nelson, Tenney & Co
James
B. W. Backus & Co
Marshall Street
Thirteenth Avenue
Minneapolis Brewing Company
Thomas Salone
Westside
Armill
Plymouth
Twentiechavenue
International Cyclists Battle in Great Race Offers 50 Mile World Record
Meintjes won the international mile event with Ulbrecht second in Chicago. Zimmerman and Hyslop withdrew after falls. Meintjes set new world bests for fifty miles and new American records from eight to sixty-two miles, as nine international riders competed.
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Aus
Zimperman
Moe
South Africa
EL Albrecht
Chicago
Hoyland Sanit K
Lustisa
Bode
Tfbl
Ruises
Bosa
Johuson
Erad
Ole Zimmerman
Fott
Findle
Tite
Bus
Lome
Meints W. Hestoo
Waller
Linn
WY Pyuell
EO Clareene
C. Baker
J. B. Clark
M. lHrenberser
Linneman
Buffalo
Woos
Mies
Aml Hyslop
Sfteen
Messrs
Meintjes
Ulbrech
The Greggains Creedon Fight in Roby Tonight
Chicago Aug 14 Tonight's Roby bout features Alex Greggains and Dan Creedon in an evenly matched contest. Creedon backed by Bufalo Costelo with Tracer Carroll Fitzpatrick and Hopkins as timekeepers. Greggains supported by Lewis Billy Smith King and Henneser with Warren Lewis as timekeeper. Referee George Siler to officiate. Creedon the favorite at 10 to 1.
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Greggains
Joe Lewis
Billy Smith
Joe King
Billy Henneser
Warren Lewis
George Siler
Creedon
Fragmentary History Noted in Faded OCR Text
The readable phrases reference Boston events on August 14 and a Mystic Pack scene with a 2084 mark, while other lines mention individuals like Dr Calvin and Mr Gibson in unclear contexts. The garbled wording hints at a clipped newspaper snippet describing names, values, and a included record without clear narrative.
Senators in no hurry over silver question in senate
Washington August 14 Congress debates with unusual expedition as the senate remains quiet on the silver purchase repeal issue. The house action on silver relieves the senate finance committee and a formal bill is unlikely this week.
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Washingtos
Congress
Senate
House
Democratic Caucus Committee
Unite
Finance
Caucus
Lodze
Finance Committee
Lee Mantie
Blau
Soho
Committee On Rules
Army veteran A J Warner leads bid for silver in Washington
A J Warner of Marietta Ohio president of the American Bimetallic league heads a Chicago backed committee in Washington to win support for bi metalism. Born in Erie County New York he served as captain and brigadier general in the Civil War and later entered law and politics.
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A. J. Warner
Marietta
Ohio
Washington
Chicago
Congress
Mr. Warner
Erie County
N. Y
Pennsylvania
Warmer
Antietam
Warner
Silver
Page turmoil at the fair board over Meredith and Cunningham
A South Carolina bound controversy within the fair board centers on Mrs. Meredith chairing the awards committee and accusations of malice from Miss Cunningham. The dispute widens as Mrs Ball defends Cunningham and a committee report seeks Mrs Ball's removal, ending with Meredith withdrawing the report to restore status quo.
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Agu
Phube Couzina
Meredith
Indiana
Miss Cougins
Mra Bell
Delaware
Miss Canzings
Mire Hall
Ball
Rirs
Oh Couzins
Miss Cunningham
Alement
Mrs. Ball
Mrs. Meredith
Hall
Attempted assassination and a fogbound channel incident
Reports detail former cabinet minister Lockroy shot by a militant socialist named Moore in Paris on a staircase at his electoral committee. Moore was arrested after the attack. Separate items note dense fog over the English Channel, a Dover to Ostend collision, and a series of local incidents including a Pittsfield man’s self-inflicted death and a fatal stabbing in Paterson, with other regional notices of labor wage cuts and fires.
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Lockroy
Rociailet
Pauis
Ang
Moore
Wee
Rue Charonne
Jatin
English Channel
Eughat
Ville de Dovcres
Dover
Ostend
Sisamer
Ateatuer
Ville de Douvres
Baseball Standings and Weekend Schedule Shifts
National League records show Philadelphia 44 7 and St Louis 41 49 with 456. Batting leaders include Cleveland 33 2. Saturday games moved to New York Philadelphia 3 3 and Chicago Cincinnati 2 4. Minor leagues feature Eastern and State leagues with Harrisburg Scranton Allentown Altoona and Reading on Saturday and Sunday schedules.
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Ational League
Pe Becton
Eh Cindesati
Philada
St Louis
Cleveland
Battimere
Brooklyn
Wash'gin
Satterdat
New Torx
Philadelphia
New York
Clucaka
Chicago
Cincinnati
Washington
Brooklyn, 2. At Rer Bostog
Baltimors
Samok Levustile
Iteveand
Linge
Ee Geese Ad
Ities
Benoa Turi Gs
Venossivenia State
Lieagce
Wer
Johnatn
Faustom
Scranton
Altoota
Boi Aflentwa
Reading
Harrisburg
Harrisberg
al dJohntows
Iohnstown
Allentown
Altoona
Easton
Alltoona
Springfield
Bingham
Buffalo
Erie
Wilhelb'e
Albany
Provid’s
Erie K. Albany
Binghamton
Providence
Troy
Bingheamton
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American Biaeeptallic League
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Union Bridge
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Nice
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Palpp
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Wm. M. Brown
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Gertrude Strasberg
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W. J. Largent
Granddanehi
Yee
W. Va
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Baltimore
West Town
W. T. Largest
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T.J. Wilson and Son
Washington, D.C
E. Stoners
Crow
Wil A Bates
The
Susquenat An Taal Olvesgiver
Wu Wasa
Couzins
Wre Meredith
South Carolina
Mullen
Mra. Bali
Mtay
Bombay
Ffty
Poona
Colonia
Newport
de Lasca
Feoth
Enrziart Bass
Fred Tare
Nickel Pirte Freagh House
Barny Beater
Carr
Freught House
Teachair
Mabbing
Th Poumed
A.exvander
Siama
Alexander
Germany
Pittsfield
Mass
George Bradley
Daniels Avenue
Bradley
Feely
St. Joans
Ksdor
Hein
Peary
Arte
Labrador
Daga
Williaamsport
Awhy Indhy
Poe
Emapers Machine Company
Tachanica
Fritsen
Qi Zashman
Witn Te Ent
Fuge Opani
Sulsah
BhiGshow
Patensox
N. J
Ang la — Charles Klose
Flint Street
Leating
Garauen Scheutzenbund
Peessain
Thomas McClure Paters
T. D
Holescon
Diocese of
St. Michael's Church
New York City
Frederick R. Manser, Jr
Peters
Altoosa
Hollidaysburg Pike
Russell Housk
Robert McEldowney
Meadows Grove
Millersek
Ardmore
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