Real estate and mortgage listings in Frederick area
An agent advertises sold or bought properties on commission at Mutual Tolerance Building Frederick. Listings include limestone farm, water supply, and a Shoe Factory building with shafting, pulleys, elevator, and East Street frontage. Also offers $20,000 in coupon bonds secured by real estate and plant, with 5 percent interest semiannually. Call for details.
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Seal Estate
Gtoces
Bonde Ani Mortgages
Mutual Iolerance Building
Frederick Itd
Agere
Uater
Penn. HK. B
Fredenc
Corona Company
Rex Zbie
Orice
Elegant country residence of John B. Williams for sale or rent
Beaufiful Frederick area estate on 36 acres with a two story mansion gas and water throughout grounds shrubbery fruit trees farm buildings a bank barn and outbuildings also a tenant house on the turnpike. Call at the News Office for particulars. Remington writing items offered at the news office.
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John B. Williams
Braddock
Frederick
Thurs
Riots in Paris rise amid increasing violence and political turmoil
Telegraphic summary notes riots in Paris intensifying with violence, mentions Tim Campbell writing a book in New York, Kay the St Bernard dies for Mrs. Cleveland, Columbia cruiser trial set for July 26, and multiple scattered reports including missing railroad official, shipwreck at Chesapeake Bay, and legal actions in Columbia South Carolina.
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Paris
Tim Carmpbell
New Yor
Kay
St. Bernard
Cleveland
Columbia
Mer
Fr. Chamberlain
Atlantic and Denville
Willie Lee
Wicomico River
Chesapeake Bay
S.C
Hudson
Tex
Southwark
Dambarre
Hackensack
N. J
Cery
Attax House
Death at Own Hand by Dudley Disappearance Explained
In Lewiston New York Barry C Dudley a former St James Hotel manager and Paymaster staffer vanished after sending a final note to his attorney declaring he would end his troubles and be beyond pain Two travelers reported seeing a body go over the falls but no remains were found The attorney will travel to Lewiston to identify any remains Dudley aged about 60 had long illness and financial distress likely led to self inflicted death.
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Barry C. Dudlews
Buffalo
Lewistonix
Hay Adley
Xamima
Dore Dudley
Dudley
Niagara Falls
Eam
New York
Lewiston
St. James
Troops to Stay in Oklahoma Amid Faction Tensions
In Oklahoma unrest looms as the Jones and Locke factions threaten a clash following the execution of two Locke members. General Schofield orders troops to remain at Antlers after Secretary of the Interior intervenes, citing potential renewed violence and a need to stabilize the area.
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Oklahoma
Jones and
Locke
Fishdla Land
Washixeton
Hem
Eutoms
United States
United Site
United State
Schofield
Miles
Department of the Missouri
Antlers
Secretary of the Interior
Jones
President Cleveland Shows Light Duty, Checksers Feature Day
From Bizzano Bay Massachusetts on July 8, President Cleveland feels better though his knee remains lame and his left foot swollen requiring a large shoe. He spent the day playing checkers with Mrs. Cleveland and enjoying the weather. Doctors deny cancer rumors and report no operation beyond a tooth extraction. Dr. Bryant says the president should be able to go out soon and may take a sail on the bay.
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Bizzanro
S Bay
Mass
Cleveland
Bryant
Justice Blatchford Dead In Newport Home
Eminent jurist Justice Blatchford dies peacefully at his Newport home. He remained conscious until shortly before death, with no sudden decline. Funeral arrangements unclear, body likely to be sent to Washington for interment. he was a summer visitor at Greenough Place.
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Newport
Blatchford
Wineb
Washington
Greenough Place
The Valkyrie Wins Slow Sailing Race Amid Drift
The Valkyrie aboard FSOED Drifter wins the remote race as light air delays the fleet in the first round and the second round is abandoned. Britannia finishes second. Mining at Iron Mountain faces ore vein depletion and mass layoffs. The long idle works see 38 million refused by owners, with few retained to cleanup and general hardship looming.
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Valkyrie
Glasniw
Connitian Yacht Club
Cistle
Britannia
Ena
Iron Mountain
Farwington
Iniy
Portner Brewing Plans Large Beer Shipments to South Carolina
Robert Portner Brewing Company states its intention to ship significant beer quantities to Charleston and Greenville in South Carolina from its Charlotte depository. Both the brewery and the railroad insist they are ready to test the matter in court, with no secrecy about the action.
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South Carolina
CrearLoite
N. C
Robert Portner Brewing Company
Charlotte
Charleston
Greenville
Brewing Company
White City Arrival of Columbus Caravels Parade and Delays
Chicago writers recount the White City arrival of Columbus caravels and a costly expense policy disrupting visitors. Commercial travelers will parade July 30 with an estimated 25 000 in line. A Troy Female Seminary reunion is noted, while the Santa Maria and other vessels saluted the grounds.
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Australia
Chicago Hussars
Troy Female Seminary
Emma Willard Association
Troy Seminary
Dr Marshall B Taylor Hanged For Murders affirmed
The Virginia Supreme Court has affirmed a circuit court ruling in the Marshall B Taylor case. Taylor, described as a notorious outlaw, was sentenced to be hanged in Wise County several months ago for the murder of the Mullins family. The decision upholds the death sentence and the prior trial.
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Marshall B. Taylor
Wetretilla
Supreme Court of Virginia
Tower Court
Wise County
Murdrz
Mullins
Mexico All Right Xcitement From the Silver Drop
The price drop in silver caused notable excitement in Mexico City last week as merchants canceled foreign orders. No panics occurred and no local failures are reported, though a few houses look weak. Domestic makers may benefit from lower imports and higher demand for Mexican goods priced in gold.
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City OF
Mexico
Mysterious Letter Hints at Murder Plot and Forgery Case
A letter postmarked June 2 from Fall River Massachusetts references a murder investigation and stresses a plea to prove alibi on the morning of the crime. Separately, Alfred Morrisette is arrested in Lowell for forging a $15,000 government bond and receiving $9,700 from another forgery, with Eling Maillouz set to testify. The wire reports also note a Chattanooga murder confession, a new electric organ in Boston, and marriages and legal notices amid other brief items.
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Bordes Sturder
Bowr
N.Y
CG. HL Lierd
Carepeeter
Albany
M. Y
Fall River
Mass
Peron
Lizzie
Annie
Lowell
Alfred Morrisette
Quebec
Bim
Eling Maillouz
Salem
Pomeroy Tornado Devastation Leaves City Wrecked
In Pomeroy Iowa a devastating tornado wrecked the town, killing about fifty three, fatally injuring seven, and wounding many more. Two hundred fifty houses destroyed, vast debris, and churches toppled. Early relief squads and doctors from nearby towns organized aid as survivors sought shelter in improvised morgues and caves. horses, pets, and livestock lay amid rubble while a lengthy night of rain followed.
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Pomeroy
Pumeray
Praine
Fort Dodge
Uty
W. F
Min
Childean Roblanl
Mother
Fisher
Market Quotations for Winter Wheat and Grains
Reading of market quotations shows prices and bids for winter wheat and related grains. Spot and futures items cover oats, corn, rye, and white and mixed western varieties with notes on futures months and delivery locations. Prices for dairy, coffee, flour, and provisions appear alongside commodity terms and contracts.
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St. Xu
Western Stems
Il Mexs
New State Dairy
Western Dairy
Tutte
Pennsylvania
Baltimore
Western Super
Western Saber
Western
Super
OnteNo
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Remington
Telegraphic Oquapodrida
Inquiry
Collectors of Customs
Department
Russia
St. Petersburg
Simultazuccu
Iate
Florida Railroad
Florida Central and Peninsular Railway Company
Florida
Stump
Yeisen
Asda Ahen
Depew
Chauncey Rel Jace
Vanderbilts
Philadelphia and Reading Railroad Company
The
Central
Reading
Mr. Depew
Colorado
Colo
Justice Blatchford
Abana Ag
Abana
Georges Shoals
Erry Simpson
Tos
Derry
Friends of Silver
Coair
Buzz of
Michigan
North Dakota
Bergis Lake
Suvriit Barton
Albert Laumburger
D. Krider
Krider
Canto
Baumburger
Krider Reris & Rep
Murdeas
Rler
White City
Chicago
Board of Admissions
Sixty-fourth Street
Sixty-third Street
Department of Admissions
Exposition Grounds
Conras
Santa Maria
Judge Jenkins
Baltimoore
Courthanse
BaLt Tinogrse
Jury
Laurel
James A. Crandell
Cuba
Havasa
Bernardo Moran
Providencia
Guines
David Gavender
Chattanooga
R. E. Reed
James Irwin
Heed
North
Georgia
Ston
Boston Custom House
St. ‘Thomas’ Church
Taunton
England
Mary W. Teft
E. B. Teft
Rochelle
Herman Lundgreraian
Official Gazette
Britain
Sealing
Reo North Pacific
Tennessee
Nashville
P. Turnes
Tarness
Alice Dela Pee
Epes
Petersburg
Columerev
Bersvn.i
Va. Juris
Burchar
Newark
Han
Eveland
Gray Gables
Mgr. Cleveland
Naw Denes
Patrick Reills & Son, Feather Merchants
Fayal
Dunedin
Hall
Pomeroy Hotel
Crame
Owere
A. D. Thompson
Owego
Ithaca
Erie
Sulehte
Richmond
Erin Moap
James B. Marshall
Henckle
Curiaco
Eli
Maryland
Congress
der. Henckle
NewaurRyrort
George White Remick
Kearsarge
Alabama
Curtis
Wrereting
I. Curtis
Brooke County
Louisville
Philadelphia
Pitte
Chieacoburg
Heston
Joseph Jefferson
America
Rip van Winkle
Snd Acresie
Jefferson
Newstar
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