Frederick Markets Corrected Prices For Elevators Report
The Frederick Markets column lists corrected figures by Geo. L. Cramer secretary of Frederick Elevator Co. Flour prices per barrel and per hundred pounds, meal prices, and live weight beef quotes. The scrambled figures include terms like Flour-Srtra, Flour-Family, Com Meal, Beef live weight per lb, and prime triaht clovers with varying cents and dollars per unit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo. L. Cramer
Frederick Elevator Co
Srtra
BES Dex
Ziax
Letters and Real Estate Transfers Mentioned in Brunswick News
Letters from the People reflect on the Lord's will and daily contemplation. Realty notices list transfers: Franklin K Schmidt to Laura Schmidt of a parcel. H W Lyday as administrator to Thos E Swope of 17 acres. Swope to William Shoop of the same land. John Frantz to Calvin Spielman half-interest in 67 acres. Rest Estate and Improvement Company of Baltimore to Edward L Cramp ton in Brunswick. George Baker to Geo S Domer three acres. Jacob Rohrback to Wm L Landerkin western three lots on East Fifth Street. Rohrback to Trago W Landerkin eastern three lots and Landerkin to West on West South Street. Rest Estate and Improvement Company to James A West in Brunswick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. W.lyday
Thos. E. Swope
Thomas E. Swope
William Shoop
John Frantz
Calvin Spielman
Rest Estate and Improvement Company of
Baltimore
Edward L. Crampton
Brunswick
George Baker
Geo. S. Domer
Jacob Rohrback
Wm. L. Landerkin
East Fifth Street
Trago W
Pension cuts drive comparison of congressional appropriations
Rep Joseph G Cannon of Illinois releases a statement contrasting the Fifty-first and prior congresses. He claims pension appropriations fell by 29,099,504 while other spending rose, and notes overall fiscal changes, including treasury figures and presidential estimates, with emphasis on pensions as the main reducer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Illinois
Washineton
Joseph G. Cannon
Congress
Cleveland
Harrison
Crazed by Typhonnd Fever Mangle Ends in Tragedy
Thomas Hewitt, a moulder, attacked his wife and four children with a knife in their home on a August morning. Mrs Hewitt and Abs were wounded, Hewitt failed to fatally harm the children, then leaped through a window, sustained a fractured skull, and died an hour later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Hewitt
Aus
Thome Hewitt
Hewer
Erin
Aother
Hewitt
Fire at Porengal Palace sparks blaze near Lisbon
Report of a palace fire at Porengal's Royal Palace in Lispos near Cintra fourteen miles from Lisbon. An open licence of servants sighted a brazier that started the fire in the servant wing. Firemen from Lisbon helped extinguish after rapid spread and great difficulty. Dowager queen Maria Piz at Cintra occupied the palace. costs, damage, and injuries noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Porengal
Lispos
Jesvsa
Maria Piz
Cintra
Lisbon
Senor Costa
Chamber of Deputies
Hogs starve in South Dakota amid feed shortages
Four French exhibitors sue the World's Fair company for 216,000 in goods destroyed by fire. An oil-tank explosion in a Buffalo freight wreck severely burned brakeman T. J. Sader. Corbett accepts a $5 bet from Sioux City Athletic Club for a bout with Peter Jackson. Leopold Janowitz, a New York tailor, commits suicide after a discharge. Mrs. Hugo Cramer and daughter and Mrs. Hartmass involved in a fishing incident near New Braunfels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Dakota
World’s Fair Company
Buffalo
T. J. Sader
Corbett
Sioux City
Hugo Cramer
Hartmass
New Braunfels
Set
Aire Ward
Passage of Tariff Bill Fills Senate Adjournment Gap
Washington August 20 The president’s final action on the tariff bill blocks adjournment for a day or two as the Senate wrestles with the measure. The House, ready to adjourn, awaits Senate approval and presidential signature amid a tight quorum and open executive sessions on nominations and the tariff provisions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
Manaseri
Finance Committee
House of Representatives
Congress
House
Miss Goldman DrsRepentant at Thalia Theater Rally
Emma Goldman, escorted by Charles W. Monprar, addressed about three thousand at the Thalia theater in New York. She attacked prosecutors and judges, denounced police, and cited free speech as central to her case, while Marie Louise chaired the meeting amid enthusiastic minority applause.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mabsd
Boadle
Callet Society
Emma Guldaian
Worman
Emma Gessiman
McIntyre
Aba
Martine
Sante
Ravacholac
Marie Louise
Womwy
Sonarchr
New York
William H. Vogel
East One Hundred and Sixteenth Street
Louise B. Bartlett
Boston
Wholesale poisoner ends life after triple murder case
A butchered tale from Hamborne Michigan reports Mrs. Heller a wholesale poisoner who killed her husband and his parents and life ended by suicide. The physician Dr. Smith linked deaths to poisons, with strychnine and arsenic found in food. Whitlock remains alive but crippled, and the case hints at broader crime amid multiple ill fates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moxtrose
W. Bart Sebring
Rush Township
Sebring
Commonweatum
Ber
Charles Butler
Smith
Harry Whitlock
Shoreg
Mra. Butler
Dr. Smith
Ann Arbor
War Over Corea Dispatches From Shanghai Describe Espionage and Mobilization
Report from Shanghai notes espy mania among Chinese officials as vessels at Woo Sung river are searched for spies. Japanese and British subjects face removal from Wei Hai Wei arsenal while torpedo boats probe waters. China prohibits horse exports and mobilizes 160000 troops with Black Flags to resist Japan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lospos
Shanghai
Woo Sung
We Hai-Wai
Wei-Hai-Wei
France
Tche
China
Japan
Corea
Lui Yung Fi
Tonquin
Gunton
Seoul Fortified as Japanese Command Corean Capital
Dispatches from San Francisco report Admiral Skerrett says about 8,000 Japanese troops hold Seoul with the hills fortified and complete control of the city. They have seized Samoan captives and pilots at Chemulpo, blocking Chinese landings. A Korean detachment rode with the Japanese to Asan, signaling royal support for Japan in the conflict. Russia and other powers seek peace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coren
San Francisco
Admiral Skerrett
Yokohama
Seoul
Chemalpo
China
Corea
Peninsular
Manchuria
United State
Kurino
Kurine
PASSENGER STEAMER WRECKED NEAR Upekh city
A storm swept the steamer U piekh on the River Sehexns and the Voles, with about a hundred passengers aboard. The vessel grounded and sank as it blew ashore. six crewmen including the captain disappeared after the wreck, presumed drowned, while rescuers saved the rest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Petrispere
Pately
Kybinsi
Volgm. Tiver
U Piekh
Pamie
Estian Bein To Run Her Ashore. Before This Could Be Done, How Ever, Cie Veel
Pasa Xesels
Tress
Manseed
Notlawes
Baseball Records and League Standings Amid Turbulent News
Baseball standings list Baltimore and Brooklyn near the top, with multiple leagues and games noted across cities. A flood of brief items follows: criminal cases, a mystery disappearance rumor denied, a fatal shooting, a bicycle duel with Cody, embezzlement trials of bankers, a recovered missing minister, a jealous husband killing his wife, coke workers returning to work, and a whale-ship incident off Vancouver.
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J. H. Murphy
Hood
C.L Hood & Co
Lowell
Auss
Eigerent
Perovsh
J. Mourray
Hegewisch
Dunois
Geneva
Albert L. Pearre
Garrett & Pearre
Etchison + Building
South Market St
Frederick
L. M. Nixdorff, JR
Court Street
Frederick Markets
News
Franklin K. Schmidt
Laura R. Schmidt
Representative Cannon
Woroeces
Tangier
Morocco
Mazagun
Cape Spartel
Muzagan
Sons of Veterans’ Convention
Cariaco
Sons of Veterans
Davenport
Chicago
Rock Island
MicCabe
West
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania State League of Baseball Clubs
Scranton
Allentown
Fablore
Diddlebock
National Board
Exico City
Mexico
Luna
Lana
Goodman
Covmetox
3. C. Parsons
Tillman, Corrisia, & C
Aldrich
George and Holly
Aizen
Jones
Alcbee
BaLrpiere
Brown
Poe
Texas
Leraix
Tex
Drewenr
Rusk
Altooxa
Tonnel Hill
Blair County
James McAvoy
McAvoy
Fort Smitz
Ark
Speer Hardware Company
Poteau River
Airs Cook
Barisal
Madeonville
Midway
Lucindia Allen
Higgins WiLwiseTos
Del
Bach
Thomas M. Oakes
Wafengos
Gary Bile
Tom
Asazin
Losnos
Congo
Loba
Cowes
Isle of Wight
Lord Wolverton
Weymouth
LeLixscrove
Sunbury
Terrill
Lochart
Terri
Hinds
E.W. Wicholas
Indianapolis
Treasury Department
Hasseee
Berks
St. Primsaris
Razvozof
Cronstadt
Explore
Servia
Berlin
The
Frankfurter- Zeitung
Servian
M. Nicelaieritch
Yor
Charles Taylor
Miss Goldman
Providence
James McGuouigle
Cuion Congregational
California
Savannah
James Reed
Laura Grooms
Georgia
Hin
Examiner Miller
Altoona
George Xi. Goffin
Second National
John Lloyd
Examiner Heinein
Ivcause
Griffith
Vienna
Galleia
BenewWina
Denver
Aug
Tobn Arkin
Rocky Mountan News
Casiritas
Colonel Arkins
Pennsylvania
Aras
Mexico City
Meareo
City of
Baller
Tne
Black Flags
Lin Yang Fe
Ageioet
StavGuat
Corell
Chut
Ashan
St. Petenssene
Russia
Ris
Dancaster
Charles G Fawkes
Syracuse
John C. Kratz
Fawkes
Flower
Kratz
Coxey
Stiller
Alto
Miller
Second National Bank
Mercer
Buarglara
Dr. Lynder
George Spindler
Consolidated Manufacturing Company
Ardore
William Winegartner
Pat Emme
Brooklyn
Pittsburg
U New York
Cine Boston
Ac Wasbiston
Washington
Louisville
Lancaster
Pottsville
Harreburg
Shenandh
Hazleton
Philsda
Sylvania
Reading
Harrisburg
Pattaville
Shenandoah
Albentown
Erie
Springfield
Wilkesbarre
Knight of Later Bel
James H. Sovereign
Sovereign
Anges
T. Blaire
Kenry R. Martin
Isa Ias
Lezaxoy
Jacob S. Krall
Eidelberg Township
Heistville
Amande Binkley
John Binkley
Union Township
Buffalo Bill
J. Fischer
Cody
Fischer
Columbia, Pa
E. E. Smith
C. FE. Grarbill
Cours
Trinimdad
Colo
Mr. Codb
Castilia
Trinidad
Christian Church
Dane City
Fla
Milton Higes
Floral City
Higes
Coysisville
Wenonecay
Evocess
Hous Kou
Hasskarl
Pleasant Hill Chapel
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