W S Parsons Real Estate and Auction Notices in Frederick
W S Parsons, real estate agent and dealer in stocks bonds and mortgages, offers Buracker confectionery store on Market Street with stock fixtures and equipment, along with multiple properties including 223-acre farm near Harper's Ferry suitable for dairy or grazing, shoe factory building on East Street, and elegant Braddock country residence of John S Williams Esq. All listed for quick sale or rent with possession or terms available. inquiries through the office or Mr Strider.
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Five Heats Free For All Trot Sets World Mark At Columbus
The world record for five heats in the free for all trot at Columbus Driving Park was broken yesterday. Alix and Lord Clintor contended for tie honors as the first mile went 2:11, with the fifth in a new pace. Nearby, South Chicago faced a great fire that led to shutdowns at Hinds Steel and slate quarries feeling the impact. an oil fire caused fatalities in a separate incident.
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Died From Wer Scale TORE Aug 36 Life for Her Bor
Fragmentary obituary note reports a death linked to an explosion on Lacn street in Fletcher Life for her bor. The lines mention John B. Mittey wife of the come Sanita ns and a date August 36, but details are obscured.
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Sailboat Capsize Drowns Two at Mass Beach
A sailboat capsized near Sane Wien Park in Massachusetts yesterday, drowning two people named Jem Anderson and another unnamed companion. The victims were pulled from the water after the incident, with police investigating the accident and naming the event a tragic boating mishap.
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Hill's Silver Speech and the Free Coinage Debate
Senator Hill advocates repeal of the Sherman act to ease the current financial disturbance and promote independent bi metallic coinage. He argues for free coinage at a proper ratio, warns repeal alone won’t restore prosperity, and favors expanding national bank currency while opposing gold monometalism. The hour ends with praise from allies and stern opposition from critics in the galleries.
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Notable escape tale from New Haven dispatches
A fragmented report from New Haven details a prisoner escape attempt and subsequent pursuit. The dispatch hints at a capture and local disbelief, noting an incident attributed to a small beat with tenuous timelines and unclear claims.
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Senate and House in Idle Ranks as Speech Falls Flat
In Washington the Senate and House chambers showed little life with members on empty benches while Mr. Hin of New York delivered a lengthy speech on bimetallism. The crowd’s attention waned, and the day passed without notable action or stirring remarks from Burrows or Springer. Meanwhile Milwaukee police tied a murder confession to a grieving case of Mrs. King and her daughter Grace, killed by Gustave Scharff who admitted motives of controlling or disposing of them. In Bezzaros Bay a party including the president fished ashore while preparations hint at Gray Gables relocation. San Antonio reports the murder of cattleman RK McKerrow near Kinney County, with robbery suspected. Depew’s fortune rumor grows as Chanler Pew aided a youth who prospered, now owning Cuba estates valued at $200,000, with half willed to the NYC Central president.
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State Treasurer Finds Banks Satisfactory In Pennsylvania
August 26 report by State Treasurer Morrison states most banks have prepared for recent stringency, maintain cash reserves well above national requirements. A mysterious state document notes a sum deposited with Girard Trust Co of Philadelphia to be opened on a future date. Curtis Acquitted case and Woodstock mill notices flag upcoming operations and a proposed 20 percent wage reduction.
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Murder Charges From Old Philadelphia Case Surface
Denver Aug 24 Frank Ladd a blacksmith arrived at police headquarters with a woman named Sandie Brown alias Maria Nick Sterling seeking to have her held for two murders alleged to have been committed in Philadelphia seventeen years ago. The woman was said to be his lover and a hostler who discovered the murders. A key witness, George Nickens a colored coachman, found the victim’s body and the man alleged the woman lived with him.
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Neapolitans Riot Amid Massacre Aftermath
In Napies last night fighting erupted as cab strikes and city carters clashed, with special train evacuations and military jets reported. About 184 people believed connected to the disorder joined rioters during a violent flare up following a massacre.
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Rise of the Alliance Convention Draws Tens of Thousands
The Farmers' Alliance held a successful encampment with about 10 000 attendees last night and an expected weekly total near 75 000. The event in Pennsylvania attracted large crowds and highlighted the organization’s momentum.
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Escape of Conley Gang member at RKixewoon jail
Sam Yeager, a relic of the Conley gang that operated on the Pennsylvania border, has escaped jail at RKixewoon West Virginia. He was slated to be tried next week for involvement in the Old Max Yope robbery.
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Echoes of the Storm Wrecks and Survive in Aug Reports
Reports of widespread shipwrecks and loss of life flood in from the recent storm. Survivors are scarce as wrecking crews find little to salvage. Details include the Nar ragansett foundering off Highlands and a survivor on a sunken mast for hours, plus multiple vessels damaged or lost and scattered wreckage adrift.
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Deadly politics in Mexico sparks clashes near Piedras Negras
Territorial strife in Coahuila escalates as 165 killed in battles between Galnist and Carde factions around Piedras Negras and Pedras Negras. Reports say Governor Reyes plans action, with Trevino and Hamieres involved, while prisoners refuse release amid ongoing unrest.
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Fair Business Still Booms At Chicago Fair
Visitors increase this week as the Chicago exposition shows brighter finances. Vice President Peck promises the debt will soon be cleared. contractors’ claims are under 1100,000. Audits suggest a third instalment on debenture bonds may be paid. Reports also note an orderly crowd in stylish dress enjoying programs and a paid admission of 14,093.
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Financial News Flags Mixed Outlook and Bank Activity
Finance and trade report a resumed industrial restart comparing favorably to earlier stoppages while noting continued reliance on checks over currency. The week sees fewer failures overall though urban credit strains persist, with money more abundant and interior loans paid as banks curb currency in circulation. Postmaster appointments are listed for several states. An injury in Chicago from a fire risks fatality. A murder victim found in Ohio debris is identified. Cincinnati hosts a major bicycle tournament with top riders present. The War Department calls for explanation from a recruiting officer over a propaganda poster. European cholera conditions show no improvement and panic spreads to grain markets. A fatal night in Alabama ends in a shooting.
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Inquest Finds Deaths From Gunshots In Two Incidents
A coroner's inquest in Galbertox on Jamies Parfitt and Wiltian Holland concluded Parfitt died from a pistol shot fired by Briggs while Holland died from a gunshot wound inflicted by a member of Arthur Whewell’s party. Other names tied to the case include Richard Asquar, Charles Shelthorn, J Brigus, and Whewell. Also noted: Mrs. Mary Schack mold in California faced a robbery case with diamonds worth 10,000 linked to a San Francisco travel agent, amid a separate violent confrontation by highwaymen near Nashville.
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Baseball Yesterday Across Cities and Scores
Summary of yesterday’s baseball results from major league and regional games. Brooklyn routed Chicago 8 to 4, Philadelphia hosted Louisville in an 8 to 4 loss, Baltimore defeated Cincinnati 7 to 4, Washington led St. Louis 8 to 0, Boston beat Cleveland 5 to 3, New York Yankees or Giants faced Philadelphia in a 5 to 0? result, Buffalo defeated Providence 16 to 5, Erie 4, and multiple minor city games including Harrisburg, Scranton, and others reported with varying scores.
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Stock and Produce Markets Ad Closes Inactive Trading Session
Markets show no major shifts as New York and Philadelphia exchanges reflect dullness. Prices listed across grains, livestock, and provisions include wheat futures around 85 and 90 cents, assorted corn and oats figures, and steady to weak cattle and hog markets with lambs softer.
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