Limestone Farm Offer For Sale In Frederick Maryland
W L Parsons a licensed real estate agent advertises 23 acres on the west Ferry road as a limestone farm with potential for coal iron ore and marginal resources. The property features abundant fruit springs and proximity to railroad access, with public buildings nearby and pricing available by contacting the office or Mr Strider who resides on the premises.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Strider
Mg Farm Co
Perry
Marganere
Schoo
Wr. Strider
Shoe Factory for Sale Near East Street Frontage
Agent offers three story shoe factory with pulleys and elevator, 206 ft frontage on East Street and 42 ft on Exes Second Street, near Penn RR line, must sell in 60 days. Property includes real estate and plant, mortgage secured Frederick McK Works bonds at 5 percent, semiannual interest, denominations 500, first lien on the estate.
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East Street
Exes Second
Penn
Eame
Frederick Mck Works
St Par
Country residence for sale or rent near Frederick
Elegant county estate of John H. Wiktame Reg. located three miles west of Frederick on the Emane Pike offers a two story mansion with modern improvements, gas and water, 36 acres of land, outbuildings, and a tenant house along the turnpike. Call for details.
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John H. Wiktame
Frederick
Emane Pike
Remington Ad Pitches Writing and Tools at News Office
A promotional note invites readers to “Why YOU WRITE re WRITE ON A REMINGTON” and urges a visit to the News Office to see and try the products, suggesting a demonstration or display of writing instruments.
Congressional Hendrix backs gold standard claim in report
The dispatch notes Congressman Hendrix of Brooklyn advocating a gold monetary standard as the only viable system. It also mentions wheat yields in Virginia, Cabinet secretaries touring and returning from Chicago, and various notes on figures such as engineer Christian Smith and the Clemson Agricultural College opening.
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Hendrix
Brooklyn
Virginia
Herbert
Chicago
Gresham
Washington
Ifr
Christian Smith
Harper's Ferry
Hoke Smith
Smith
Wilburton
Jones
Rattlesnake Pete
John
Cal Joun
South Carolina
Clemson Agricultural College
Fore Ail, & C
Meharajeah
AFL to Send Two Committees to White House
The American Federation of Labor executive board met in New York and discussed iron and steel wage schedules. A compromise was reached on the 8 hour day issue with unions. The group plans to seek an 8 hour law and protest any China US agreement to alter the Chinese exclusion act. An interview with President Cleveland is planned. In Asbury Park, Vice Chancellor Pitney issued an injunction against the Razzie Dazzle company over loud complaints about shows.
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American Federation of Labor
White House
New Yeak
Samuel Gompers
Executive Council
Cleveland
United States
China
Asbury Park Razie Dazed
Asbury Parr
BN. J
Pitney
New Jersey
Asbury Park Razzie
Annie Rooney
Monte Carlo
Asi
Iron Companies
New York
Tennessee Coal and Iron Company
Sloss Tron and Steel Company
Congress Poised on Silver and Tariff as 1890s Debate Intensifies
Leaders wrestle with silver policy and tariff reform as Congress plans an early session. Democrats expect a presidential message to outline aims, including unconditional repeal of the Sherman law and potential silver readjustment, while Republicans weigh bonds, gold parity, and bank tax changes amid factional divisions.
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Wasnrmeros
Congress
Cleveland
Springer
Committee On Ways
Ways and Means
Carlisle
Treasury
Ways and Means Committee
Demetrets
Duke of York Placed Knight of the Thistle by Queen Victoria
In Laspos on July 6 the Duke of York was granted the Knight of the Most Ancient and Most Noble Order of the Thistle by Queen Victoria. The report notes the Royal honor amid other financial items including treasury balances and imports.
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George
Laspos
the Duke of York
Queen Victoria
Cholera Death Toll Rises in Southern France
The Lancet reports 73 cholera deaths in southern France since May with 135 in Marseilles, 13 in Corte, and 53 in Toulon over the last four weeks. In Denver, George L. Stage, former city clerk of Painesville, Ohio, was arrested for allegedly absconding with 10.60 dollars in city funds.
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France
Loxpoxs
Marseilles
Corte
Toulon
Denver
George L. Stage
Painesville
Fight for a fortune in Hulett probate case
In Duluth July 6 the probate court hears Lulu Pomery’s bid to set aside part of Nehemiah Hulett’s estate. He lived alone. she claims a forged marriage contract making them man and wife. Heirs contest the document as forged. witnesses say Hulett’s signature was forged. The estate involved exceeds 2300000 dollars.
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Hulett
Duluth
Indy
Manila
Carey
A. R. McFarlane
Desperado Fincher Shot Dead by Deputy Near Wheelerville
Fincher an escaped life convict and Wheelerville terror was shot and killed by Deputy Westley Thomas on a country road after Fincher drew a pistol. Thomas had pursued him as Fincher evaded capture following a murder and assault case linked to Calvin Taylor.
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Mose
Fincher
Wheelerville
Mobile
Westley Thomas
Calvin Taylor
Taylor
Thomas
Street Car Rampage on Broadway Near City Hall
A cable car ran amok on Broadway in New York near City Hall Park and Battery. The motorman could not stop it as brakes failed, crashing into a rear-horse car and injuring a driver. Seven horses and five wagons were damaged before the cars halted near the Battery.
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Broadway
New York
City Hall Park
Rapaway
St. Pauls Church Yard
Brock
Heroic meat dealer dies shielding daughter in brick collapse
James Kirtland of ROTAL Tex moved into a new residence with his wife and year old daughter. As a brick structure on the premises began to topple, he pulled his child to safety but was struck by falling bricks and killed instantly. The daughter escaped unharmed.
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Eroic
James Kirtland
Barbara
Bris
Kirtland
New York
Edith Drake
James M. Drake
Samuel D. McGibney
Miss Drake
McGibney
Miss Take
Samuel Lockwoood
United States Navy
Flushing
Connecticut
Navy
Warren
Grecian
Hoe
Vera Cruz
Tuspan
Tabasco
Wilmington
Beaufort
York River
Newport News
Big Fight In Texas Ends With Knockout
Peter Barr of Liverpool fought Peter White of Oklahoma to a finish for a purse of The bout drew several hundred spectators and many hands on the result, with White knocked out in the first round despite the disputed outcome.
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Texas
Hitchcock
Tex
Peter, Barr
Liverpool
Peter White
Oklahoma
S& White
Confidence Returns to San Diego Bank After Suspension
In San Diego California on July 6 the First National Bank resumed business after a June 22 suspension as instructed by Comptroller Eckers. The bank reports restored public confidence with heavy deposits and no withdrawals.
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California
San Diego
Cal
Eckers
First National Bank
Montreal Welcomes Protestant Gatherers with Catholic Honors
Montreal reports a cordial reception for the Christian Endeavor convention with medals given to Rev. F. B. Clark and others. Catholic Montreal pledges generous welcome and respect while noting violent Kentucky crime and other immigrant era headlines.
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Montreal
Mountreal
Laminerve
Neorer
Christian Endeavor Society
The President's Trip to Gray Gables and Oneida
President Cleveland plans a July fishing and yachting vacation at Gray Gables Buzzards Bay and aboard the Benedict yacht Oneida while awaiting the special congressional session. He will return around Aug 5 with his financial message ready for delivery. Benedict, a longtime Wall Street banker, hosts and shares a close friendship with the president.
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Cleveland
Congress
E. C. Benedict
Oneida
Gray Gables
Buzzard's Bay
Washington
E. C. Benedict & Co
Wall Street
New York
Greenwich
Conn
Greunich
Chicago
Connecticut
Benedict
Mr. Cleveland
Market Quotations From New York and Baltimore
Market report lists prices for flour, wheat, oats, rye, lard, pork, butter, eggs, coffee, sugar and wool. Includes futures notes and commodity grades, with specific figures for Western and Minnesota origins, and notes on patents and standard grades.
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New York
Susi
Minnesota
Susana
Stes
Ste
To. B
Tull
Wye
Ngc
Western Steam
Sinesai
State Dairy
Western Dairy
Eigse
State
Pennsylvania
Ig Western
Baltimore
Tragic Coal Mine Disaster in Thornbill Yorkshire
Rescue operations at Ingram's colliery Thornbill Yorkshire continue as 9 of 142 miners were saved and many bodies recovered. Gas-filled tunnels hinder progress while observers fear the remaining 133 entombed. Relatives gather at the pit mouth as crews pull survivors from debris and a possible lamp-related explosion is suspected.
Mystery Solved Who Was Missing From Norfolk Case
The man missing from the steamship Guyandotte is Cicero Harrison Case. He came from Canada last October and lived with his daughter Elizabeth Wallace in Norfolk area until June. Wallace identified him from his photograph after the ship’s captain confirmed the match.
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Norfolk
Cicero Harrison Case
Noerok
Guyandotte
New York
Canada
Elizabeth Wallace
Port Norfolk
Wallace
New Bank Opens in North Carolina by Noted Firms
Willaro and Murchison, long established in the state, open a banking house in North Carolina to alleviate monetary stringency after the New Hanover bank failure. The firm highlights a large capital and general banking services.
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New
North Carolina
Wilsides
Willaro & Murchison
Bank of New Hanover
Fatal fall ends Petersburg Elks night meeting
Chief of Police Henderson Eanes died after Banes, a Petersburg Elks member, leapt from a skylight above the Wright building on Sycamore Street. The plunge from about 86 feet shattered a skylight pane and left him mortally injured on the store counter below.
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Faucs
Peressiene
Polce
Henderson Eanes
Petersburg Lodge of Elks
Wright
Sycamore Street
Julius Myers & Soon
Banes
Southern Base Ball Pennant Battle Ends With Augusta Victory
Intense interest marked the Southern League pennant chase as Augusta led with 17 losses in 61 games and Charleston disputed the claim. rain halted the Augusta game with no umpire present while spectators were kept out. The league directory later awarded Augusta the pennant and T. B. Hicklin of Chattanooga was named president.
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Acousta
Augusta Club
Charleston
Auguste Will
Hart
Atlanta
New Orleans
Augusta
T. B. Hicktin
Chattanooga
C. C. Hart Restone
Vikings Visit Detroit as Sappho Escorts
A July Detroit report details the steamer Sappho guiding the Viking ship upriver with mayoral and reception committees aboard, the city’s waterfront ceremony described as the ship’s escort up the river and the event noted for its bustling activity.
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Detroit
Sappho
Detroit River
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W. L Parsons
Prassens
SEAL
Matual Insurance Building
Frederick, Md
Waeehouse
Wassington
Baring, Macoun & Co
MR Cleveland
Desperado
Christian Endeavorers
Quebec
Mount Royal
St. Lawrence
Lachine
Christain Endeavor
Windsor
F. B. Clark
Ronald A Smith
Kentucky
Bardwell
Rar
Reading
Col
American National Bank
RB. C. Benedict
Csr-Pay
B Walker
Archibald Sinclair
E. C0
Crick
Carcaco
Washington Park
Ilinois Central Road
Forty-fourth Street
Saul
Olney
Cone
Massachusetts
Maxwell
Blankattan
Manhattan Athletic Club
Manilla
Union
Yorkshire
Thornhill
Ingrams Colliery
Strack
Lake Neplon
Saturley
Straits of
Bells Isle
Fortune Bay
Mannington
W.va
W. PL Turner
Sherman Heights
Haleyville
Ann
Henderson
Bosne
Trhene
Tad
Board of Trustees
Wheeliss
George Hartman
George Pond
Southern Baseball
Des Moines
Marine
Fint
Bina Washinotos
Samuel Botts
Evening News
Sixteenth Street
Louisiana
Don Alvonville
St. Aurelia Plantation
Kixestox
Christie
Kited
J. T
James Christie
Ned Christie
Canadian Pacific
Ottawa
Hoosport
Port Arthur
Ont
Bave
Jair
Wesley Hill
Helena
Mon
Cish
Sasolli
San Francisco
Monsignor
Satoll
Riordan
Cty
Kansas
Torexa
Lewelling
Seve Pines
H. Lee Barnett
Seven Pines
Rochester
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