Real estate listing for Eldridge property in Frederick Md
W Aine, real estate agent at the Insurance Building Frederick Md, advertises a 10 room brick house on West Palmes Street with gas and a large lot. The property is described as in pretcinia condition with a prime neighborhood and is offered for sale on commission with details at the office. Mrs Eldridge is the seller.
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Detasi Insurance
Frederick, Md
BE. J. Eldridge
West Palmes Street
Limestone Farm for Sale near Harper's Ferry
For sale by agent for Mr W Strider is a limestone farm of 23 acres on the Baltimore and Ohio railroad two miles west of Harper's Ferry. Rock suitable for building and agricultural use, with iron ore and manganese, timber, spring water, and nearby churches and schools. Contact the office or Mr Brnder on premises for price and details.
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W. Ttrider
Harper's Ferry
Perasadary Farm
Price
Army Ofce
Brrnder
Warehouse for sale with elevator and frontage on East Street
Owner offers the Shoeracy building and all appurtenances for sale. A three story warehouse with elevator from street to top, fronting 206 feet on East Street and 42 feet on East Second Street. Includes Penn R switch into the property. Must be sold in 60 days with easy terms. Call at the office for details.
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Ager
East Street
East Second Street
Penn. &. R
For Sale or Rent Near Frederick Maryland Estate
For sale or rent is the elegant country residence of John S Williams Esq at Braddock three miles west of Frederick on the National Pike. Gas and water run throughout the house with fine grounds shrubbery and fruit trees. Farm buildings include a two story frame house bank barn and twenty three outbuildings plus a tenant house on the turnpike. Call at the office for particulars.
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Hater
Counry
John S. Williams
Braddock
Frederick
Virginia Democrats Ready for Tomora State Convention
RicoMoso Aug 16 The state Democratic convention to nominate candidates for governor lieutenant governor and attorney general meets tomorrow at 12 o clock in this city. Delegates are on hand as the race heats up with O Ferralls friends claiming an easy first ballot win while Tyler and Buford backers insist their men lead. Names for lieutenant governor include Richmond Mayor J Taylor Ellyson and R C Kent Witke MO Holt of Surrey and Dr T H Barnes of Ansemond. Attorney general candidates are broad across the state as a lively race is expected. Shelburne warehouse preparations and decoration are nearly complete and the interior presents a grand scene.
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O'Ferrall
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Shelburne
Chair Pushers Strike Hits Fair Visitors
Four hundred college boys known as chair pushers quit work at the fair, after supervisor Adams posted a 35 percent wage cut. They had earned $1 a day for long hours with deductions for board and uniform costs. The strike, declared at a grounds meeting, halts the Gospel chariot concession as management warns of further changes.
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Behring Sea Arbitration Rules Narrow Pelagic Sealing
The Behring Sea tribunal issues a ruling on pelagic sealing with a close season and protection zones around Pribilof islands. It sets regulations limiting sealing to be observed by United States and Britain, and outlines jurisdiction, treaties, and enforcement details amid mixed reactions from delegates and governments.
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Noteworthy Senate Speeches and House Debate on Coinage
In Washington on August 16 the House debate yielded four speakers with Grosvenor leading a Republican protest against free coinage. Snodgrass attacked Patterson over the same issue. Senate speeches featured Lodge urging action to repeal Sherman act purchasing clauses, Wolcott arguing repeal would harm, and Hour leaning toward bimetallism, with Gordon proposing a six month halt on 10 percent state bank note tax. Senate finance committee planned daily sessions on the silver question. Unconditional Repealers met in Arlington with Raynor presiding to gauge House support for the Wilson bill and form subcommittees and an executive committee led by General Tracy.
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Georgia
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Maryland
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New York
Postal Changes and Labor Wages Reported
Inor Postal Changes Aug 16 shows 20% wage reductions proposed for listed workers and firms including Des Moines names, Democratic Society of Pennsylvania, and Jacob Woll. The article notes a general assembly in Allentown and a shift in enrollment fees, with wage cuts effective Aug 18 for about 2,000 employees at the Disson Manufacturing Company in Wilkes-Barre and Scranton.
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Gladwyne
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Cross Mile Bay
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Wilkesdarre
Dison Manufacturing Company
Scranton
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Philadelphia
Echoes of the Fight at Roby Mill Riot In Cariaco
Crowd of 6 000 spectators at the Creedes-Greigains mill fight in Cariaco faces a savage mob as rocks fly and chairs are used as clubs. Panic erupts around the ticket office after a rush for the door while Pinkertons guard exits. Insistent cries of free admission spark chaos and a near disaster as cooler heads avert a worst outcome. A separate report from Contmats, Ga, describes a meeting urging unconditional repeal of the Sherman law and new certificates to settle debts in sixty days.
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Georgia
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Congressman Cochran A Nation’s Antisilverite Leader
Congressman W Bourke Cochran of New York City dominates public notice as the antisilverites leader in the House. Born February 28 1854 in Ireland he trained as a lawyer and rose from teacher to city counsel later sheriff and mayoral links. He spoke at the Chicago Democratic Convention predicting Cleveland’s difficulty carrying New York State.
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Mrs Shan on Trial as Disemboweling Testimony Emerges
In Trenton on October 10 the trial of Mrs. Shan continued with dramatic testimony about her son John’s illness and alleged disembowelment. Witnesses described medical treatment, a physician’s involvement, and the discovery of the body, while Mrs. Shan and relatives challenged the autopsy and contradicting statements surfaced during cross examination. The courtroom heard from Dr. Bergen, Dr. Lytie, and Mattie Shan as she testified about her son’s long illness and care.
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Corbett at Atlantic City Pugilist Magnet Draws Crowd
Corbett the magnet that drew most of the enthusiasts to the Grand Opera House in Atlantic City for a pugilist night. A notable bout featured Lets Bu with preliminary shouts between Haxturouch and Car ol Manayunk and between Danek and Campbell. Also visible were appearances by McCormack of Philadelphia and other fighters. Several other items include a runaway accident in Rewrony injuring Major Seers and wife, and multiple government nominations and a fire at the Costsworth elevator in Buffalo.
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Baseball Yesterday Scores Across Multiple Cities
Yesterday's results show Cincinnati 4 at Cleveland and Baltimore 14 at Washington. Louisville beat Chicago 6 to 4, St Louis 8 at Pittsburgh 7, New York 3 at Brooklyn 0, Philadelphia 7 at Boston 4, Albany 9 over Buffalo 6, Altoona 23 over Reading, Harrisburg 11 over Allentown 10, York 9 over Easton 2, Erie 6 at Troy 0, Wilkes Barre 11 at Providence 2, and Johnstown 12 over Scranton.
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Market Roundup From Maypheta And East Markets
Regional stock and produce notes from Maypheta New York and Philadelphia. Cattle, sheep, and hogs show mixed to higher prices in Buffalo and Philadelphia areas with demand steady for best grades and lighter weights, while Western markets report quiet, steady trends and several price ranges across grains and provisions.
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