Frederick real estate and business opportunities offered by W L Parsons
Listings include Baracker Confectionery Store on Market Street with stock fixtures and turnkey potential, a 223 acre lime quarry farm near Harper's Ferry with rail access, a Shoe Factory building with three stories and elevator, and the elegant Braddock country residence, 36 acres with mansion and outbuildings. all available through Mr. Brucker or Agent for Mr. Strider, with terms and viewing at the office.
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Seal Estate
State Insurance Building
Frederick
Keffer
Baracker
Market Street
Asyom
Calleo
Brucker
Citic
Baltimore
Harper's Ferry
Pee
Strider
Simiez
Asl
Iar
East Street
East Second Street
John Wys
Braddock
Flea
Fredeick
National Pike
Welsh Miners Weakening and Nor Union March Abandoned
In Luspex on August 23 the planned march by Rhondda Valley miners to Ebbw Vale fizzled as 4 000 began then dwindled. Police and military prep deterred orders, and by Merthyr Tydvil only about 200 persisted. In Monmouthshire and Glamorgan many miners wavered or returned to work without further action. New Pennsyl vania postmasters listed include Abeleport Bard Coal Centre Collingdale and others. An unknown man found dead on a Philadelphia street is linked to thieves, identity unclear. Miss Florence Pullman engages to Leopold von Ixenberg Birstein of Newport society.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Luspex
Rhondnn
Ebbw Valier
Wales
Ebbw Valley
Merthyr Tydvil
Ers
South Wales
Monmouthshire
Glamorgan
Merthyr
Pullman
Newport
Ce Leopold von Ixenberg-Birstein
Surmer
Florence Pullman
George M. Pullman
Chicago
Palace Car Fame
Riot at Gilberton Trains Leaves Three Dead in Mob Action
Aug 23 Philadelphia dispatch details a violent clash in Gilberton where a mob attacked the Schuylkill Traction line. Shots wounded and killed several including Officer Amour and at least three civilians as rails were torn up and the crowd resisted police and company efforts to restore service. Authorities promise legal action and court relief while the mob surrounding the home of John Briggs grows volatile.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alberton
Schuylkill Traction
East Dale
Be Traction Company
Omen
Childrren
Amour
Stone
Reynolds
Traction Company
John Briggs
Briggs
Brigats
Lfe
Shenandoah
Fred
James Parfit
William Holland
William Connors
James Eilnihan
Evan Davis
James Hallinan
Mary
the Traction Company
J. FP. Baily
Philadelphia
John Breggs
Girardvile
Um Philadelphia
Schuylkill Traction Company
Thin Sty
Gilberton
Vetter
Councls
Fae Borouch
Laborers Driven from Work in Denver Sewers
A mob of unemployed laborers forced seventy five workers from the new sewer trench on the Eorth Side, denying eight hour shifts and typical pay. The confrontation escalated as cries of no starvation wages in free America rang out, with later disturbances forcing workers off the Capitol Hill sewer project.
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Denver
Hepburn Opposes Repeal of Sherman Law Shaped Senate Debate
In a heated Senate session Mrs Hepburn from Iowa argued against repealing the Sherman Act, contending its currency measures aided stability. Speakers from Nevada, Indiana, Florida and Virginia voiced strong supports and critiques in a lively exchange about the free coinage of silver and congressional policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mptrolier
Hepburn
Mr. Voorhees
Stint
Nthe
Val
Litiiaes
Breckenruhe
Mallory
Mlorida
Hopkins
Ilingir
Nevada
Rowlands
Broom
Imbinna
Hepba
Iowa
Harrison
Jones
Virginia
Big Fair Night Lights West Point Cadets At Chicago Lawn Party
Chicago witnesses a grand lawn fete at White City honoring visiting West Point cadets with about 25 000 attendees and double that enjoying the event. The grounds glowed with electric lights, music, dancing and an international regatta featuring small craft from around the world.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
West Point
White City
The Valkyries Opponent Triumphs at Brenton's Reef Race
Newpoint HJ g reports the Valkyries ahead in a triangular course, leading Vivitant by twelve minutes at the first mark, eighteen at the second, and finishing victor by twenty four minutes thirty seconds over the Pilgrim. She completed thirty miles in four hours five minutes, showing speed on the home stretch to win by nearly three miles. This victory suggests she will be selected to represent her men in the American Cup races.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newpoint
HJ. G
Vileriin
Brenton’s Reef
Envne
Victoy
Vienna Rioters Routed at Waecemann Factory
Vienna August 23 Thousands of roughs gathered near Waecemann's factory jeering police guarding the strike site. Police attempted to drive them off, two horses were killed, several officers injured, and many protesters arrested after drawn swords were used and clashes continued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vienna
Waecemann
Puritan Race Entry Mentioned with Forbes in Cup Plans
In Parlaulin Grove Massachusetts on August 23 Ex Commodore J Malcolm Forbes is preparing the Puritan to race the new cup defenders. The article notes the Puritan may participate and join the competition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parlaulin Grove
Mass
J. Malcolm Forbes
Italy Versus France Riots and Italian Officials Suspended
Rome heads roll as Aigues Mortes unrest spreads from Milazzo to Genoa. Mob attacks French consulate in Milazzo, seizes the escutcheon, attempts arson. police intervene. Genoa riots prompt troops and discipline of Rome police officials. Funeral of a Philadelphia pastor noted in CHACTAQUA.
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France
Genoa
Isering
Sispension
Galenda
Rome
Sandri
Ang
M. Dupuy
Italan
Marsedie
Labor Congress Leaders to Meet in Chicago
The World’s Congress of Labor will run from Aug 28 to Sept 4 in Chicago with papers by Prof Richard T Ely M Ven Till er and Samuel Gompers among others. A grand labor parade is planned Sept 4 with 75 000 to 80 000 in line and prizes for best marching bodies and uniforms.
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Chicago
Congress of Labor
Labor Movement
Richard T. Ely
Wisconsin
M. Ven Tiller
London
Federations of Labor
Samuel Gompers
New York
Knight
Labor
TF. ¥. Powderly
Pennsylvania
Advisory Council of
The
Congress Constata
Thomas Berk
M. P
Newcastle
England
Walter B. Sann
Thomas Mann
American Federation of Labor
P. J. McGuire
Senersl
Carpenter's Union
Hugh O'Donnell
Homestead
John Burns
J. J. Linehan
J. J. Busn
Dixon Dowed by Plimmer in Madison Square bout
George Dixon fought William Plimmer in Madison Square crowd roared as Plimmer dominated, Dixon pressed hard with lefts but could not break through. Referee decision awarded Plimmer, igniting pandemonium as spectators carried him around the ring. In Tannehill Street case, Edward Freeman shot Ella Lawton and himself. Freeman died, Lawton survived hours. Jealousy cited as motive.
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Plimmer
New
Ang
Madison Sq
George Dixon
Bill ‘Eral
Jack Hall
Dixon
le Tox
Vicizas
Tme
Brow
Pumper
Pummer
Pivtsacus
Edward Freeman
Black Diamond Steel Works
Ella Lawton
Tannehil Street
Viceroy Li and China Signaling Next Congress Action
The document outlines Viceroy Li Wong Chang’s positions on U S Chinese relations. It states China will wait until the next U S Congress before acting on the Geary law, with possible retaliation if enforced. It also notes instructions to Chinese officials to protect American citizens in China. Additional items cover CherokeeOutlet settlement dates, Curtis trial testimony, tariff revision outlook, and assorted local notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LE Wong Chang
United States
Viceroy Li
China
United States Congress
Portland sheriff kills murder suspect resisting arrest
In Morrison, Gascomb County, Missouri, on October 3, 1991, Ned, the suspect who murdered Chris Platner, was killed in Portland yesterday by Sheriff Windsor of Calloway County while resisting arrest. The incident followed a sermon and a tense standoff as officers moved to detain the suspect.
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Ned
Chris Platner
Morrison
Gascomb County
Portland
Windsor
Calloway County
Democrats and Republicans Vie For County Power in Luzerne
In Wilkes-Barre and surrounding townships Democrats and Republicans announced tickets for county offices including treasurer register of wills controller and commissioners. Names include Stanley Davenport James Ras Thomas O'Dalland Thomas McGraw W. E. Hennert Patrick Neary and others with delegate selections to state conventions noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilkesbarks
Luzerne County
Sity
Wilkes Varre
Register of Wails
Stanley W. Davenport
Plymouth
James W. Ras
White Haven
Thomas Udalland
Wilkesbarre
Ibomas McGraw
Beach Haven
W. EL Hennert
Patrick Neary
Pittstug
Gelurante
Re. A
Dotowins
Shorif
Fun F. Startler
Fur Reesaucer
Comley
Corcom- Putssioners
Fur
Resiseer
EL Bards
J. L. Helmes
Thomas Tat
Dorworth
Aanert
Willian
Georize
W. Hoover
Henry C. Scell
Woo Feeder
Hatha
James S. Farddenes
Afa. Kishel
SE. Walker
May Sue Mrs Shaun in Life Insurance Case
In Trenton on August 23 the Manhattan Life Insurance company has not paid the policy on the life of young Shann. His mother was acquitted of his murder and the company may refuse settlement unless forced by the courts. Mrs Shann may commence suit against the insurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shaun
Trenton
Manhattan Life Insurance Company
Young Shann
Shann
Baseball Yesterday Scores Across Multiple Cities
Baseball yesterday reports scores from New York Brooklyn Boston Philadelphia Baltimore Washington Wilkesbarre Albany Binghamton Allentown Easton Reading Scranton and Harrisburg. Games include New York 17 Chicago 7 and Brooklyn 1 Pittsburg 1 in 12 innings.
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New York
Chicago
Brooklyn
Pittsburg
Boston
Cincinnati
Philadelphia
Cleveland
Baltimore
St. Louis
Washington
Louisville
Wilkesbarre
Buffalo
Albany
Ibaur
Providence
Springfield
Binghamts
Binghamton
Eris
Allentown
Altoona
Easton
York
Reading
Obnstown
Scranton
Harrisburg
Closing Quotations in New York and Philadelphia Markets
Closing quotations across New York and Philadelphia exchanges show mixed sentiment with a generally cheerful mood. Prices for grains, provisions, and livestock fluctuate, with corn and oats weaker, and hogs and cattle steady to firm in varying regional markets.
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New York
Philadelphia
Lehigh Valley
Pennsylvania
H&b
G. m
I. Central
Sly
West Shore
Lake Erie
New Jersey
del, & Hudson
S.ugd
New York Western
Maisic
Samp
Fae Oates
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Limestone Fair
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Imierten
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Lock
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Marcon
Weighen
Elphia
Aus
Joseph's
Medroad
GTN
Maryland
Senate
HOUSE
Paris
Chamber of Deputies
Aggares
Tom Ianiza Io
Tlo
Pranie
Harton
Brynn. Paaeed
G. Tino Schi
Amanda Miller
Amazodus M. Hess
Congress
Italy
PrefeTlan
Chactauqla
J. B. Oates
Second United Preshristian Church
the Labor Congress
Cstalatem
Li Hung Chang
President Cleveland
Volicies
WasHinetos
Indian Territory
Cherokee Outlet
Curtin
Curtis
Poiceman Grant
Fifth Street
Grant
West Virginia
Normston
George HE Nicholas
Draunkard
Altoosa
Roaring Springs
Lurheburg Yesterdeax
Postal Statien
Cnaymentes
Digi
Ile
Pennsylvan
Mi. Ug
Chester
Patriotic Order of Sons of America
Norristown
Hygo Koehler
George ET. Dengler
House of Commons
R& Hon
John Morley
Ireland
Marley
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