W L Parsons Seale Estate Agent Offers Property in Frederick
W L Parsons estate agent and dealer in stocks bonds and mortgages offers a brick 10 room dwelling near West Patrick Street Frederick for Mrs Eldridge with garage gas and first class condition. Also limestone farm 223 acres two miles west of Harpers Ferry for lime business near railroad with abundant water and iron ore manganese call office for details.
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Seal Estate
Home Insurance
Frederick
BE. J. Eldridge
Sears
West Pacrick Street
W. Strider
Harpers Ferry
Barper’s Ferry
Aderry Farm
Nfon
For Sale: Shee Factory Building With Equipment
Agent offers the Shee Factory warehouse for sale in the county. A three story building with elevator and all shefting and pulleys included. Located at East Street 206 and Front Street, with 42 feet frontage. Must sell within 60 days, priced low with easy terms. Call the office.
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Treet
Elegant country residence for sale or rent near Frederick
Auction note offers the John H. Williams estate at Hraddock three miles west of Frederick on the National Pike. A two story mansion with modern rooms sits on 38 acres of first class land. A tenant house is on the turnpike. For particulars, contact Gail.
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John H. Williams
Hraddock
Frederick
You Ri Ride and Ramblers Remington Write Offer
A bold promotional notice directs readers to visit The News Office to see and test two brands. It invites readers to ride a Rambler, write on a Remington, and try them at the office. The ad emphasizes hands on experience and availability.
Wanted to be a Cowdery Borisio July 1
Adolph Stender, 17 years old, was arrested in the Nickel Plate railroad yards by Patrolman O'Donnell. He was armed with a rifle and had fishing tackle and a nickel plated watch. He ran away from Newark, N J, to join the cowboys in Chadron Neb and the Wild West show in Chicago. He was accompanied by another boy who escaped. Terrific Explosion of Dynamite Denver July 11
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Borisio
Adolph Stender
O'Donnell
Newark
N. J
Cowboys
Chadron
Neb
Chicago
Stander
Fire destroys Cold Storage Building. twenty firemen dead
Chaos surrounds the Chicago fire at the Exposition grounds as a storage warehouse and ice skating facility burns. Witnesses report jumping workers and trapped rescuers as the tower collapses, with at least twenty killed and nineteen injured.
Fatal fire at Cold Storage warehouse claims lives of guards and firemen
A Chicago blaze at the Cold Storage warehouse killed multiple rescuers and guards, with Captain James Fitzpatrick among the dead. The fire trapped workers on a 300 foot tower, as ropes burned and several leaped to their deaths. Rescue efforts saved Captain Fitzpatrick’s body, but he died later in hospital. properties valued at over $650,000 were destroyed and relief funds迅已 opened for families.
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James Fitzpatrick
Columbian Fire Department
John McBride
William Denning
Beir
Garvey
Page
Purvis
Freeman
Phil Breen
John Smith
Paul Schroeder
John Cahill
Donaldson
Columbian Guard
Columbian Guards
HS. Strand
Henry Geduldig
Morton
W. C. Mahoner
Chicago
Observatory Tecret
Harkness
Douglass
Light Brigade
Balaklava
Murphy
World’s Fair Fire Department
Deeger
Teath
Gheyouriuz
T Hercules
Casabianca
Captain Kennedy
Hook
Ladder No. 5
Captain Fitzpatrick
Smith Downs Griffin in finish fight for featherweight title
John Griffin and Sally Smith met at the Columbian Athletic club in Rosy Indiana for a purse of 3000 dollars and the featherweight world title. Griffin won after a late rally, with Smith scoring a decisive blow in the fourth round. Griffin sustained a cut lip, and Dr Davis treated him after the bout. George Dixon and Smith agreed to a rematch in October. Marriage licenses noted for Tasac N McKeever and Martha M Orndorff.
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Rosy
Ind
John Griffin
Braintree
Sally Smith
Pacific Coast
Columbian Athletic Club
Griffin
Smith
Corbett
Jackson
Jack- 50m
Peter Jackson
Davies
Mitchell
O'Malley
Corbet
Jimmy Barry
Chicago
Pat Shea
Oregon
Shea
Jimmy Carroll
Dan Creeden
Howes
Sam Fitzpatrick
Joe Choynski
Heward Smith
Griffs
Smit
Grifin
Bint
Dr. Davis
George Dixon
Elevation of Hayes debate sparked at Chicago congress
Scrap of history reports Frederick H Wines defending Ex President Hayes against claims he was chosen to remove troops from Louisiana and South Carolina. Ex Governor Chamberlain argues a bargain existed with Hayes cognizant of promises. The piece frames southern influence and party stakes in Hayes's presidency.
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Caroline
Hayes
CuaRreston
S.C
Congress of Charities
Chicago
Frederick H. Wines
Louisiana
South Carolina
Wines
News and Courier
Chamberlain
South
Postmaster Appointments Across Connecticut New York and New Jersey
Washington July 11 125 fourth class postmasters were appointed to fill resignations and deaths. Connecticut picks include William Adam East Canaan W H Allen Hutchkinsville A A Hail Long Hill James Mather Miami M A Gibbons Rowayton C F Wanger Salisbury G W St John South Witton A W Dean West Hartland New York names such as K C Grennell Amber M A Perkinson Black River James Boroding J M Barrie Central Valley Mrs Abbe Smith Danube T Piester Delphi M S Hazen Greenwood Lake J W Kermityes Halesisville J B Patch Kirkwood R Woodwant Manlius Station H D Swift Mariner's Harbor R Bureh Memphis Mrs Kate Hail Minerva Charles Ketcham Mountainville John Moynehall Newcomb M E Rowell Plain Ville Charles Radick Preston Hollow G P Sibley Triangle C K Van Arsdale Windor New Jersey H C Van Arsdale Barnet Gat Charles Allen Cassville J M Fuller Hainesville Jacob Braddock Medford S M M Chanon Pennington J S Eldridge Wenona Naval Paymaster court martial to meet Mare Island Navy Yard July 28 Paymaster John Sullivan charged with false returns fraud embezzlement and disobeying orders. He previously was reprimanded on the Mohican.
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Connecticut
New York
New Jersey
WaAsurxeTon
William Adam
East Canaan
W. H. Alien
Hutchkinsville
A. A. Hail
Long Hill
James Mather
Miami
M. A. Gibbons
Rowayton
C. F. Wanger
Salisbury
G. W. St. John
South Witton
A.W. Dean
West Hartland
K. C. Grennell
Amber
M. A. Perkinson
Black River
James Boroding
J. M. Barrie
Central Valley
Mrs. Abbe Smith
Danube
T. Piester
Delphi
M.S. Hazen
Greenwood Lake
J. W. Kermityes
Halesisville
J. B Patch
Kirkwood
R. Woodwant
Manlius Station
H. D. Swift
Mariner's
Minne Schnider Arrested for Store Breaks in Dorchester
Mine Year-Old Bargler Minnie Schnider, a Dorchester girl, is jailed for breaking into two stores and stealing cash. She attempted to buy a costly bonnet, drew police suspicion by the money shown, and confessed after being confronted. Her brother, age reported, corroborates the story. she says she watched him while forcing bulkhead windows and has robbed children previously.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Minnie Schnider
Dorchester
Red Cross to the Rescue
Miss Clara Barton, president of the Red Cross, received a telegram from Pomeraria asking for ten nurses. Dr. Hubbell, Red Cross field agent, left at once to meet the demand. Crop conditions report lists July averages for corn, winter wheat, spring wheat, oats, rye, barley, potatoes, and tobacco with varying percentages.
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Red Cross
Wasimixetos
Clara Barton
The
Pomeraria
Hubbell
NGTON
Department of Agriculture
The Irish Members Defeated in Parliament Debate
The Unionists claim victory as the ninth clause of the government act limits Irish representation in the imperial parliament. John Redmond urges retaining full Irish representation, but Gladstone and allies push for representation in line with population. The amendment is defeated 250 to 88 amid party tensions. Separately, insurrection in Rio Grande do Sul disrupts rail traffic. rebel forces seize a ship at sea.
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Lexons
Ireland
John Redmond
Parnellite
Pinber' S Members. Mr. Gladstone
Great Britain
Beard Heneage
House of Commons
Gladstone
Joseph Chamberlain
Halfour
Henry Labourhere
Grand Rio Jaxeiro
Rio Grande Do Sul
Rio Grande
Sartalva
Pelotas
Wadenkolk
Buenos
STOCK AND PRODUCE MARKETS CLOSE DAILY REPORTS IN NEW YORK
New York markets show mixed activity with flour futures quiet and prices for city mills patents at 4.44 per bushel, common to fair extras easing, wheat steady to moderately active, corn weaker, oats varied, and rye, oats, and western wheat trading with small changes. Livestock conditions remain mixed, cattle firm, hogs steady, and sheep values fluctuating, sending a cautious tone through futures and cash markets.
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New York
City Mills
Minnesota
Western
Canier
Jolly
Aienes Western
Poulaadel Pata
Sive
Penn- Tmore
East Liprery
Funeral and storm news from Maryland cities
News from Maryland reports the funeral of Mrs. Joshua W Domy in Ellicott City and damage from a weekend storm across multiple counties. A barn fire near Chambersburg, a mule killed, and lightning strikes injure a Dover bridge family are noted along with ministerial appointments and a Sunday observance sermon. The Annapolis municipal election produced a Democratic victory.
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Ikera
Joshua W Domy
Ellicott City
W. W. Slaugenhaupt
Chambersburg
Colesville
Montgomery County
B. C. Ayers
Charleston
Baptist Church
Hagerstown
Mary Ann Rose
Washington County
Roanoke
Carlton Danner
Methodist Church
Ridge
Western Maryland Railroad
Franklin
Maryland Steamboat Company
Talbot County
Trappe
Kirby's Wharf
Annapolis
Thomas Queen
Anne Arendel
Gils
Henry Carroll
Dover Bridge
Caroline Conty
East Baltimore
Methodist -Episcopal Church South
West River
Hillabore
Caroline County
Maryland
Carroll County
Baltimore County
Register of Wills
H. J. Hebb
G. Albert Mays
Sherriff
Charles H. Holmes
House
J. B. Councilman
John C. Bosley
Meyorly
Onshoro I. Yellett
T. G. Carter
Gorge
Kleffer
Major
B. McClean
Deaths and Funerals in Baltimore and Vicinity
William H. Thompson aged 82 died at his son Grafton Thompson’s Baltimore home on July 4. Funeral at Prospect M E church conducted by Rev Mulien and Rev Meeks with pallbearers named. Interment in churchyard cemetery. Mrs. Sarah J. Appleby died July 5 near Ridgeville age 25 after consumption. Viola May Rine three months old died July 8 in Bowling Green Virginia. interment in Caroline county. L. T. Lewis oversaw funerals.
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WM. H. Thompson
Tie Son
Grafton Thompson
Baltimore
Mt. Atty
Prospect M. E. Church
Mulien
Meeks
Kt. Airy
Sarah J. Appleby
Ridgeville
Sandral
Howard Chapel
Wm. Norwood
George Hahn
Oliver Chaney
Resin Bennett
George Bennett
John Burdett
Wm. Burdett
Social World Tendered Surprise Party for Miss Higgins
A surprise party was given for Miss Jane Higgins of 407 West Lombard street Baltimore on July fourth. Music, dancing and refreshments at midnight highlighted the event. Guests included Miss Marcella Fox Mr and Mrs Jas Kemp Mr and Mrs Robert Latts Miss Jane Higgins Miss Sallie Bankard Miss Lorena Fox Prof and Mrs Higgins Messrs Charles Latta A J Carroll of Pittsburgh John Kelley of Richmond G A Breckenbridge of England Edwin F Griffith and William Vorn all noted among others.
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Jane Higgins
West Lombard Street
Baltimore
Mise Marcella Fox
Ouble Pipe Creek
Carroll County
Jas. Kemp
Robert Latts
Misa Sallie Bankard
Lorena Fox
Double Pipe Creek
Higgins
Charles Latta
A. J. Carroll
Pittsburg
John Kelley
Richmond, Va
G. A. Breckenbridge
England
Edwin F. Griffith
William jVorion
William Higgins
Personal notes of city visitors and travelers
Purely Personal item lists Harry Nixdorf and Guy Thomas heading to Atlantic City. Thomas Chapline returned from West Virginia visits. L M Lester of Philadelphia visits D C Winebrewer. C G Helfenstein and family depart for Atlantic City. Hapry and the Misses Bertha and Florence depart for Chicago. Charles Firestone of Philadelphia visits his parental home. Mrs. Lewis Kintz of Cumberland visits the city.
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Harry Nixdorf
Guy Thomas
Atlantic City
Thomas Chapline
West Virginia
L. M. Lester
Philadelphia
D. C. Winebrewer
C. G. Helfenstein
Hiapry
Ana
Bertha
Florence
Chicago
Charles Firestone
Lewis Kintz
Cumberland, Md
Valuable Keepsake Watch From Brigham Young Presented 1871
George Alfred Townsend owns a gold watch given in 1871 by the celebrated Brigham Young as a token of esteem. He treasures the piece for its accuracy and its notable associations with the church leader.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Alfred Townsend
Brigham Young
Townsend
Osborne Yellott Nominated for House of Delegates
Osborne Yellott, son of Major John I. Yellott of Baltimore county, was yesterday nominated as a candidate for the House of Delegates. He is a nephew of Col. C. E. Trail and well known locally.
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Osborne Yellott
Osborne Ingle Yellott
John I. Yellott
Baltimore County
House of Delegates
F Yellott
Col
C. E. Trail
The Sick and Sick List in Local City
Mr John Mehrling of this city is on the sick list and Hav. Mrs Alexander Woodward of West Fourth Street is very sick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Mehrling
Alexander Woodward
Weat Fourth Street
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W.L Parsons
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Remington
Dexver
Denver
American Red Cross
Rome
Traly
Altgeld
Knights of Labor
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Connecticn
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New England Knights of Labor Alliance
45 Geld
William 3Intchler
Eastox
Eighth
Frank Reeder
Republican State Committee
William Mutchler
Buffalo
Eric Ontario
Bizzinos Bay
Mass
Gray Gables
Colonel Lamont
Bryant
Bhe
Sospex
Maha
Graphic
Tripoli
Tryon
Cmcaco
Tron Company
Chicko
Sixty-fourth Street
Exposition Grounds
Victoreay
Smith Downs Griffin
Pugilist
Parson Daries
Tasac N. McKeever
Hartley County
W. Va
Martha M. Orndorff
Shenandoah County
Wastixetos
Herbert
Mare Island Navy Yard
John Sullivan
Sullivan
Secretary of the Navy
Mohican
Committee
SoMervill
Somerset County Agricultural Society
Bridge- Water
Alexandria
Egypt
Mecca
Egyptian Boards of Quarantine
Oxford
Loxcox
Henry Nettleship
Corpus
York
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W. Y
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