Property and business for sale in Frederick area listings
A series of notices offering sales and purchases on commission includes Parsons Insurance Office in Frederick advertising stock and confectionery equipment at Buracker Centrenonery on Market Street. W. Strider promotes 223 acres near Harpers Ferry suitable for lime, grazing, dairy, with mineral resources and water. Shoe Factory building with three stories, 206 feet street frontage, elevator, and favorable terms. Elegant country residence of John Williams near Frederick three miles west on the National Pike with mansion, farm buildings, and tenant house for rental or sale. Call for details at the respective offices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buracker Centrenonery
Market Street
Mr. Burucker
Purehsser
Fred. Prssessun
Burueker
Burueger
Bolenyns
W. Strider
Harpers Ferry
Anyore
Marper’s Ferry
Cavesa
Price
My Shee
Mir
Strider
Icc
East Second Street
Lafer
John
Grangers Exhibit Opens With Large Machinery Display
The Twentieth Granger exhibit opened after a long buildup with Leonard Rhoag state master delivering the opening address. Manager Thomas spoke as thousands of spectators gathered in the auditorium. The machinery display is extensive with over one hundred carloads of exhibits shown in recent days. Today’s program centers on temperance themes after a large display and crowd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iday
Tate
Leonard Rhoag
Jrmailiy
Thomas
Dhs
Weathered fragments reveal a chaotic union meeting note
A partially legible report describes a resistive mood over rules and a workers association gathering in How Gale port with a mass meeting planned. It mentions a Philadelphia incident and a distant convention with Winchester and Salisbury, noting Lord Salisbury's illness and absence from the House of Lords.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wii
Broad Top
Cles
Rules Orkers’ Association
Vote for repeal shocks Liverites in mixed party roll calls
The House vote on repeal revealed Democratic majorities with Republicans and Populists split. Silver supporters showed belt-tight strength in key amendments while opposition rallied, yielding an overwhelming defeat. The session adjourned at 2:34 after Mr. Catchings signaled a return to house rules.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cooner
Nerada
North Carolina
Dakota
Tennessee
Carolina
Texas
Iamenda
Catchings
Senators Kept From Seats In Senate Vote
In Washington on August 4 the senate ruled governors cannot appoint a successor to fill a vacancy after a regular term ends. Montana and Washington cases declared Mantle and Allen not entitled to seats by 32 to 2. Wyoming’s Beckwith resigned over a month ago, no vote needed. Rest of day covered banking measures and bond redemption proposals.
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Mantle
Allen
Beckwith Haying
Cockrell
Dem. Mo
Bouse
Sber
Suance Comanities
Mir Voorhees
Zea Prompe
Robber Caught in Renovo After Goodyears Heist
The Frenchman who robbed D. A.C the contractor for Goodyears and the Western Pennsylvania Tombermen of 11000 dollars was arrested at Renovo, Pennsylvania on August 26.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ougax
D. A.C
Goodyears
Western Pennsylvania
Renovo
Storm, fires, and trials mark extended city reports
A scrambled early news summary reports a violent storm eyeing drenched towns, a building collapse, and a court case over election fraud. It notes Judge Hugh ONeill, legal penalties, and sentences for election irregularities, plus a fatal mudslide on Long Island and railroad wreck investigations in Harlem.
Death of a Wilmington Editor
Solomon Hersey aged 65 longtime Daily Republican editor and city council clerk in Wilmington Delaware died in the city He was born in York County Pennsylvania and lived there for over forty years He was an earnest Methodist a temperance advocate and an active Republican.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilmington
del. Aus
Solomon Hersey
Daily Republican
Epp Hedy
York
Gold arrived safe in New York from San Francisco
The shipment of gold coin sent from San Francisco to New York arrived at the sub treasury. The consignment totaled 3,000,000 dollars rather than the reported 10,100,000 dollars. Cut down at Fall River in wages from ten to fifteen percent will take effect the second Monday in September.
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New York
Aug
San Francisco
Sub Treasury
Fall River
Mass
Fair's Ais Qutluor Debenture Payments and Debt Reduction
The Fair reports three debenture payments and a cut in floating debt. The Sept 15 payment will be 20 percent, completing nearly half the bonded indebtedness. Treasurer Seaberger and Auditor Ackerman note floating debt down to about 5080 with 5900 on hand. The week ending Aug 31 shows strong attendance and high daily income, with cash near 15900 as September begins. Regional and international notices follow, including Duke family obituaries and legal notices involving various interests.
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CeHbaco
Anc
Seaberger
Ackerman
I Vicus
Jeriel
Joseph Sayers Texan guardian of Treasury legacy rises in Congress
Bas Tort Bastrop county native Joseph Draper Sayers born September 23, 1841, served in the Confederate army, taught, read law, and rose to state senate lieutenant governor and long U.S. House terms. A Florid complexion, 5 feet 9 inches, 183 pounds, he became a key member of naval affairs and appropriations committees.
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The
Treasury
Holman
Appropriations Committee
House
Joseph Draper Sayers
Bastrop
Bastrop County
Mississippi
Grenada
Tex
Military Institute
George W. Jones
State Senate
Tessas Slagans
John B. Rector
Sayers
Probable nominations and platform details at state convention
Proceedings describe expected candidates including Newlin Fell for associate justice and Cameron Quay figures. Platform favors silver coinage reforms, tariff and pension policy revisions, and defensive protections amid Democratic lines. Biographical notes cover David Newlin Fell of Bucks County and Colonel Samuel M. Jackson of Apollo, with histories in education, military service, and law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cameron Uni Quay
Secretary of the Treasury
Warrington
David Newlin Fell
Buck Fogban
Bucks County
State Normal School
Millersville
J. P. Wickersham
Fell
Sitle Pennnsylvanis Volunteera
Philadelphia
Major Fell
Hartranft
Court of Common Pleas
Pratt
Tewn
Judge Fell
Samuel M. Jackson
Apollo
Arnstrong County
Nol
Pittsburg
Aguskemys
Jacksonvale
Indiana
Seud
Jaukson
Company G
Gusturss
Bili
Sunie Lime
Isu
Ss & Ren
Baseball Yesterday Reports Mixed Results Across Cities
Daily baseball scores from New York Philadelphia Brooklyn Washington and other cities show Pittsburg beating New York 3 to 2, Philadelphia over Wer Louisville 3, Brooklyn defeating Chicagos 5 to 1, Washington toppling St Louis 6 to 3, and several minor results in Scranton Wilkesbarre Reading and Johnstown. Market reports from Philadelphia and New York detail steady to weak prices across grains, meats, and livestock with varied daily shifts.
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New York
Pittsburg
Philadelphia
Louisville
Brooklyn
Washington
St Louis
Boston
Cleveland
Baltimore
Cincinnati
York
Scranton
Wilkesbarre
Frez
Reading
Harrisburg
Johnstown
Binghampton
Albany
Binghameton
Peary expedition dogs scarce amid Arctic push
Perry reports Labrador updates as Peary seeks dogs at Ukkak and other northern settlements. He refuses higher prices, plans to go to Hey fron and Disco if necessary, risking delays as supplies await unloading. Critics call his actions suicidal if dog shortage hinders progress.
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Sr. Jonya
N. FL
Labrador
Accura
Peary Wast Dari
Nain
Esquimaux
Perry
Ukkak
Nain Eas
Peary
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Theodore Wilson
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Wes
Pete
Vention
Regres
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Atlas
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Lord Salisbury
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Jekubszon
Long Island
St. John’s Hospital
Long Island City
BL Newman
J.J. Hiland
Manhattan Beach
Norristown
Conshohocken
Pitresku
Mononzatiels Valier
Willco
Harlem
Evening Post
Harlem Road
Ira Pond
Dykeman
Aad
Mary Yakows
Wiliamsburg
Che Ple
Fred
Sirlis
Anter Murphy
Hetire
Tror
Ashany On Good A Sheehan
Vietias
Saavthaeios
Folnsan
Joseph D. Sayers
Ernst Barlen
Axe Coburix
Gotha
Reinhardsbronn
Moritzkirche
Duke of Edinburgh
Saxe-Coburg and
William
Saxony
Alfred
Prince of Wales
Orth Michigan Hallway Company
Ann Arbor
Hank Sarpenn
Aus
First National Bank of York
New
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Treasury Guardian
Congressman Sayers
Oceas Grove
Tates Liste
Philadeinina
Seveer
Seel Armor Lucenter Herd
Chien Saste
Newlin
Atinehinente
Azainst
Onticiale
Paul's
Tascert
JHOF
Graken
Andar
Apk
Waskinetas
Ame
Eckels
Stewart View
Washington National Uank
Tecoma
Harrisburl
AL Dorney Furniice Company
Alientown
Conestoga Cork Works
Lancaster
Poladerpita
Priladelpsta
Stathastock Teaarket
Adivsace
Lehigh Valle
Vy&pa
Pennishan
Central
West Shors
Takeo Erin de W
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N.Y
Neb
Tomina
Pennsylvania
Eady
Ladle
Faner
Howe
East Ligeety
Hog Market Stranger Co
Harkl
Pall River
Fall Riven
Mas
Charles FE Connors
Andrew Gibson
Gibson
Connor
Iris
Buzzaro’s Bay
Benedict
Clack Davis
Philatelphia
Fshing
Manchester
Nhl
Edward
Samuel
Alexon Bouchard
Coun
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Paris
Mor
Parie
Behringsen
France
Franca
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