Real estate and business listings in Frederick area
L Parsons real estate agent offers a 26 room three story brick house on West Patrick Street plus a limestone farm of 223 acres two miles west of Harpers Ferry with rail access and mineral potential. Also selling a large Shoe Factory building on East Street with 208 feet frontage, elevator, and rail switch, all to be sold within 60 days.
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Mutual Insurance Building
Frederick, Ma
Mra. B. Bidridgs
West Parick Street
Bend House
Eldridge
Strider
Harpers Ferry
Harper's Ft
East Street
Penn. RE
For Sale of Rent Farm and House Description
For sale of rent. Re house with all modern improvements and water trough. Whole segment surrounded by useful rithe and fruit in Bonsse. It has also the farm consisting of a comfortable two frame house, bank barn necessary datbulid.
Count of Turin ill with typhoid fever
The Count of Turin, nephew of King Joy Mabert, is seriously ill with typhoid fever. Fourteen cases of sunstroke were reported in St Louis as heat peaked at 88 degrees. Secretary Carlisle said he will return to Washington early next week.
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Joy “Mabert
Carlisle
Washington
Oie
Chicago
Lloyd
Spreé
New York
Rio Janeiro
Vaudenkolk
Nicaragua Canal
Warner Miller
S Company
Narrowly Escaped Lynching in Pemberville
William Cook of Pemberville Wood county narrowly avoided lynching after brutal assault on his two children Wednesday night. About 400 excited citizens pursued him. he was jailed as a strong guard watched him. The oldest son’s injuries were life threatening and the daughter said she had been repeatedly outraged.
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ToLeno
William Cook
Pemberville
Wood County
Cook
Nzwware
Carl Alfredi
Equitable Life Assurance Society
Alfredi
John C. Eizele
World's Fair to Close on Sundays in Chicago
Chicago July 15 The World’s fair will close on Sundays with admissions tomorrow donated to firemen families. Directors voted 24 to 1 to close, citing that labor to keep the exposition open on Sundays outweighs public benefit. An address by Chicago clergy supported the move.
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Thia Benson
Chicaco
Chicago
Peek
Higinbotham
French Editor Victimized by Blackmail Ring In Paris
Paris on July 15 reports a sensational blackmail scheme targeting AL Charles Buloz editor of The Revue Des Deux Mondes. The plot involved accomplices and dissolute women who supplied secrets for extortion totaling up to 16 million francs, with police seeking Buloz as the case unfolds.
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Paris
Charles Buloz
Revue Des Deux Mondes
M. Buloz
Mr. Buloz
Mooney
M. Balogz
Madame Balus
Desirability Questioned Over Immigrant Ship Red Ses
The British tramp steamer Red Ses with 480 immigrants is released from quarantine and docked in Brooklyn. Immigration Commissioner Senner may not permit landing at Ellis Island. Most passengers are Russians and many are penniless. several favus cases appear aboard.
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New York
Red Ses
Brooklyn
Senner
Ellis Island
Resignation, Flight After Attempted Assault In Laurens
School Commissioner Davenport of Laurens South Carolina resigned and fled to Texas amid a reported attempted criminal assault on a 15 year old maimed woman named Fuller. Neighbors and an indignation meeting demanded his resignation within 48 hours. he obeyed orders.
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Greentillie
Davenport
Laurens
Texas
Fuller
Gallagher Confesses New Plot in Homestead Case
Patrick J Gallagher and J M Davidson now claim they were paid to swear Dempsey and Beatty innocence. They allege Pinkerton detectives coerced perjured confessions at the western penitentiary, with Porter presenting the affidavits and seeking Dempsey and Beatty pardons.
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Homestead
Gallagher
Squire S&s
D. White
Haysville
Davidson
Porter
Dempsey
Wright
Squire White
Pugs Dempsey
Beatty
Pinkerton
Knights of Labor
Pablic
E. W. Robinson
Jell
Allegheny County
Chicago
Hugh F. Dempsey
Robert J. Beatty
Clearing Away the Ruins of the Cold Storage Building
About 200 workers labored to clear debris at the Cold Storage building site in Catcaco on July 15. Despite the large force, specialists fear it may take two more weeks to finish as odors around the smokestack suggest further bodies may be found.
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Catcaco
Robinson
Ambulance Corps
Sanitary Department
Higinbotham
John Bord Thatcher
General Brevart
France
Bastile
Sadi Carnot
French Republic
America
New York
the Times
United States
Russia
North American
Atlantic
New RocHeux
New Haven
Pelhamville
Thomas Sweeney
South Mount Vernon
Valkyrie Loses Regatta After Rescue Stop
Ulster Yacht Club regatta reports the Valkyrie finishing fourth as Satanita Britannia Callona lead after Valkyrie briefly halted to rescue two men overboard. Other items note deaths, court cases, and sports bets across American and Canadian locales.
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Belfast
Ulster Yacht Club
Valkyrie
Britanna
Satanita
Britannia
Callona
France averts war with Siam after Bangkok gunboat incident
July reports from Baxcrog and Bangkok describe a clash when French gunboats Comete and Inconstante ascended the Menam river despite Siamese objections. An armistice is concluded after the French apologizes and explains the actions. Tensions eased as Siamese forces held firm and British anxiously watched for wider intervention.
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Pakoam
Menamber
Bangkok
Menam River
Paknam
Siam
France
Hamann
Haomann
Lospex
Paris
England
Baseball Yesterday Hemai League Scores and Notices
Local baseball yesterday feature Hemai League results from Cleveland New York St Louis Cincinnati Louisville Pittsburgh and Philadelphia with league standings at Altoona Scranton York Troy and Albany also noted Eastern and Connecticut railways reform items and a conscience fund note from July 15 detailing a Catholic priest contrition payment to the treasury.
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Cleveland
New York
Sp Loals
St. Louis
Rex Boater
Otly
Cincinnati
Louisville
Philadelphia
Pittsburg
Joningakss
Troy
Huffaro
Albany
Erie
Springfeld
Springfield
Binghamton
Hixcox
After Twenty Two Years Miss Hettie Flowers Reunited
Hattie Flowers, missing for twenty two years since being kidnapped as a child, has located her father, Charles Flowers, a Macon Georgia plumber. Now twenty two years later she leaves New York to join him after correspondence proved their relation.
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New York
Hattia Flowers
Frances McIntyre
Veeney
McIntyre
Charles Flowers
Minnesota Cyclone Trashes Stillwater Mill Shed Kills Two
A severe Minnesota cyclone struck Stillwater near Lake St. Croix harming several structures. The Atwood mill shed was torn free, killing workers William Anez and Samuel Simonson, with six to eight boys saved after being blown into the lake.
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Mina
Joely
Lake St. Croix
Wisconsin Woods
William Anez
Samuel Simonson
Atwood Mill
Anez
Simonson
Stock and Produce Markets End Year With Gains Across Exchanges
Philadelphia and New York quotes show a rapid price rebound with mixed grain and flour tones. Beef, pork, and dairy values hold steady to firm while corn and wheat trends vary. livestock markets reflect steady cattle and active hogs with notable highs and lows across regional reports.
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Generel
Youx
Minnesota
Fda
Ee Western
New York Dairy
Western Dairy
Elsins
New York
Bsc
Pennsylvania
Berrara
Lambe
SGA Sn Cood
East Lixertz
Suigit—Nototag Doingiarattien
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