Real Estate and Business Properties Offered for Sale
Classified notices advertise diverse properties including a three story brick dwelling on West Parmit, a Limestone Farm of 223 acres near Harper's Ferry with railroad access, a Shoe Factory warehouse with shafting and elevator on East Street, and an option to buy a Docks and Bonds dealer’s commission service. Contact details provided for Mr. Strider and the agent.
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2EAL Estate
Bongat
Dutai Insurance
Serick
W. Strider
Harpers Ferry
Harper's Ferry
Strider
Eame
East Street
East Second Street
Cali
Stock and Produce Markets Close Amid Demoralization
New York July 11 stock and produce markets closed in demoralization with several rallies failing to offset generally low end prices. Notable items included Reading and Lake Erie remains weak with various Reading shares quoted. A separate note reported Terre Haute plans failure affecting railroad work and Chattanooga police chief D F heir died from a storm accident, listing local fatalities.
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Philadelphia
New York
Ae H&b. T. Com
Eria
West Shore
Lake Erie & W
New Jersey
General
Minnesota
Southern Fair
Hugh
Cregmers
Chattanooga
Tean
D. FL Heir
Chickamaugaa
Alderman Crimmins
Mitchell
Elegant country residence offered for sale near Frederick
For sale or rent the elegant country residence of John B Williams Reg. situated at Straddock three miles west of Frederick on the National pike. This 36 acre first class lawn property is one of the most beautiful country residences around Beederiey. The place must be seen to be appreciated. Call at my office for particulars.
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Loffer
John B. Wiliams
Sraddock
Frederick
Beederiey
Fire at the fair leaves many feared dead in ruin
A Chicago fire at the Columbian Exposition’s storage area trapped workers beneath a network of pipes. Rescue crews recovered twelve bodies as officials warned more may lie beneath the debris. Names, ages, and positions of several missing or dead were listed, while investigators sought causes and safety lapses.
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Curcace
Op Moudsay
James Fitzpatrick
John H. Freeman
William Denming
Truck Company
S. Hartmann
Philip P. Breecock
Jamen A. Gar
John McBride
Peman
John “Hill
Paul Schro
Burton Eye
Captain Truck Company
Yies Purvis
Heutensat Faxine Com
John A Smith
L. J. Frank
Ginny
Nordman
Raetal
Marshal King
Twend Orers
Sremen
Burnham
Sousa
Hesus
al Frode
Ving Vesterlay
Higinbotham
Lynching Charges and Arrests Stir Bardwell Area
News from Bardwell, Kentucky reports a colored man arrested in Milan Tennessee linked as an accomplice to Miller lynched at Bardwell. Claims say he killed the Ray sisters. Bardwell officials fear further violence as details threaten a second lynching tale.
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Caro
Milan
Tenn
Miller
Thas
Raygisters
Tminois Central
LotuIsville
Ray Sisters
Paducah
Winchester
Barone
C. J. Miller
Colorado silver convention stirs voices in Denver
July 12 Colo silver convention in Denver drew about 20 000 at the Coliseum. Governor Waite urged strong measures to defend liberties amid talk of revolution and armed resistance if foreign powers dictate policy. Charles S. Thomas chaired the national Democratic committee event as officials collected funds for delegates to St Louis Chicago and DC. Fatal floods reported in Tyrol with victims feared.
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Colo
Coliseum
Merrick
Committee On
Waite
United States
Halifax
J. Cook, Jr
Jenethy
Clearing House
Louis
Chicago
Washington
Charles S. Thomas
National Democratic Committee
Broadway Theater
Mrron Reed
Andrews
Russia's Great Fleet Largely Lands in New York Harbor
Six warships of the Baltic and Black Sea fleets anchor in the North River at New York, with two more expected. The ships display patriotic pageantry aboard Admiral Kezoakoff’s cruiser and promise public access through July, signaling Russia’s effort to showcase naval strength and goodwill toward the United States.
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Rynds
Dimitri Donskoi
North River
New York
Emperor Nicholas
Northern Empire
Mey
Russia
Black Sea
Metropolis
England
Hudson
United States
Kezoakoff
New York Harbor
Jobo Adams
Armor plate tests show strong results and premium loss
Commander Sampana reports United States armor plates perform well in tests at an oval proving ground near the Potomac. First 9 inch Monadnock sample and 8 foot curved Charbette plate show no cracks and meet acceptance standards. Premium eligibility depended on test outcomes. second plate test also strong but premium denied.
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Chiscus
Potomac River
Papolis
Enlwat
France
United States
Congress
Navy Department
Herbert
Ord * Brown
Jamons
M. Bouvard
Armor Department
Cruzot Works
Commendore Sampson
Ordnance Bureau
Carnegie Frick Company
Pittsburg
Holtzer
Indiana
Bethlehem Company
Amd
Shielded a Murderer and other Sunday events in 19th century dispatches
The item reports Rosane Grece and Joseph Perre quarreling near Globe station with a stabbing that killed one man among 19 workers. B. McDonald arrests follow in Lansing jail amid a clash with a gang. Also notes the funeral of Associate Justice Samuel Blatchford and other global items including the Khedive's stance toward England, forgery arrest in Port Huron, a political assault verdict for John Deasy, Cuba elections, Van Brocklin payroll fraud, and cholera news from Moscow and other places.
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Havuwono
Ind
Rosane Grece
Joseph Perre
Globe Station
Grece
Lansing
Busack
Busuck
Baseball Results From Yesterday Across Several Leagues
National League scores show Cleveland and Philadelphia games with mixed results. In the Pennsylvania State League Johnstown beat Easton 6 to 3, Altoona edged Hartisburg 4 to 3, and York defeated Allentown 7 to 4. Eastern League action includes Providence over Erie 3 to 1 and Springfield down Buffalo 8 to 1.
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Eiphia
Cha
Altoona
York
Allentown
Providence
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