Local Real Estate and Business Opportunities Listed
W L Parsons, real estate agent and broker in Frederick Maryland, lists a limestone farm near Harpers Ferry, a Shoe Factory building with shafting and pulleys, and a limestone tract with 223 acres. Properties include a freestanding house with 10 rooms and bath, a large lot, and a factory warehouse with elevator and extensive frontage. Call for details and terms.
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Wutus Insurance Building
Frederick, Md
W. Strider
B&o
Harper's Ferry
Mangaresé
Alanda
Strider
Urieg
Lothae
East Street
East Second Street
Penn. R. BR
Elegant St Williams country residence of Johnaq in trade
Fragmentary OCR lists a country residence named St Williams belonging to a person titled 34le of Kent and Joffer, located in a trade area. The readable portion hints at a noble or titled owner and a distinguished property described as elegant in the countryside.
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Joffer
St. Williams
John Aq
Rade
Anthony J. Drexel Buried in Philadelphia
The body of Anthony J. Drexel arrived in New York aboard the Kaiser Wilhelm II and was transported to Philadelphia for a 10 o clock funeral at his Walnut Street residence. Relatives and intimate guests attended brief services before interment at Woodlawn Cemetery.
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Becker
Woodlawn
Philadelphia
Anthony J. Drexel
New York
John J. Hayes
Drexel & Hayes
Paris
Hoboken
J. H. Wright
Drexel & Co
George W. Childs
Philadelane
Eccleston
Baltimore
Bodine
Woodlawn Cemetery
Seventeen Round Prize Fight Near Wheeling
In Wheeling West Virginia on July 12 a seventeen round boxing match ended with Jack Bolen the 126 pound champion defeating Mike Howley. The bout occurred about fifteen miles below the city on the Ohio side of the river for a purse of $00. Bolen won in the seventeenth round.
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Wheeling
W. Va
Jack Bolen
Mike Howley
Ohio
Ohbio
Bolen
Bankers discuss currency changes at Union League club
New York July 19 Comptroller of the Currency James H Eckels met ex Comptroller A B Hepburn and leading financiers at the Union League club. Eckels urged calm and steady banking through prudent regulation noting current declines stem from speculation and unwise laws. The gathering shaped views on forthcoming Treasury actions and federal policy for relief.
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New Yoas
James H. Exkeis
A.B. Hepburn
Union League Club
Eckels
George C. Williams
Chemical National Bank
Clearing House Association
Williams
Washington
California
Colorado
Kansas
Missouri
New England
East
Middle
Northeast
South
Republic
Charles M. Preston
New York
Cajo
Keis
Treasury
Death of Colonel Richard T. Auchmuty in Lenox
Springfield Mass July 19 Colonel Richard T Auchmuty died at his Lenox summer home after a period of decline. He co founded the New York Trade School in 1682 to aid young laborers and funded its expenses with his wife. The school received Morgan endowment funds and he contributed 160000 dollars. He recently survived an accident resulting in leg amputation. A separate item notes a lynching threat after Maggie McCadden was assaulted near Bond Station by a Black suspect. arrest made and mob action anticipated.
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Patti
WaAssix Et Tex
Frederick Widdows
Professor Widdows
England
New York
Smt
States
Springfield
Mass
Richard T. Auchmuty
Lenox
Auchmuty
New York Trade School
I Is
J. Pierpont Morgan
Colonel Auchmauty
Colonel Auchmuty
Menpnis
Maggie McCadden
Bond Station
Louisville and
Nashvile Road
Lloyd Aspinwall
Yorkville
John J. Delbanty
Aspinwall
Bere
William Aspinwall
Will ‘Dam
Lloyd's
France Demands Reparations and Mekong River Actions
Reports from Paris and Bangkok detail French pressure on Siam to honor treaties. France warns of blocking the Mekong River and potential bombardment if Siam refuses, with cautious steps to warn foreign representatives. Included are various unrelated items: political depositions in a U S case, a tornado in Italy, and crime news from several cities.
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Siam
Mekong
AL Dreytus Ap
AL Develle
Isi Fairs
France
Mo Gresumrin
Mekous
Bangkok
FIRED ON THE MOHICAN AND ALEXANDRIA SEAL INCIDENT
Meager details reach Port Townsend of the Mohican flagship firing on the seal poaching steamer Alexandria on May 25 near Sitka US Navy officials question the report while noting the fog may have aided escape. The Alexandria allegedly killed seals and may face piracy or legal actions, though inter national law and Hawaiian registry complicate seizure.
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San Francisco
United States
Port Townsend
Topeka
Sitka
Alexandria
North Pacific Ocean
Mohican
Nichol Ludlow
Navy Department
Department
Nore
Queen
James Carroll
Alaska
Yankee cup defenders seek fastest of four rival yachts
Four Ame r ican cup defenders Jubilee Colonia Vigilant and Pilgrim prepare for preliminary trials to decide which will face Valkyrie Lord Dunraven’s challenger. The race hinges on hull design fin keel versus fixed keel, with pilots Paine Rogers Morgan and Stewart Binney backing distinct concepts.
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Americsa Yachtsmen
Lord Duonraven
Valkyrie
Paine
Jubilee
Rogers 1 Syndicate
Colonia
Morgan ‘Iselin Syndicate
Vigilant
Stewart and Binney
Pilgrim
Herreshoffs
Briatol
John B. Paine
General
General Paine
Rogers Syndicate
Navahoe
Herreshoffa
Fire at the Fair: Officials to Face Trial for Negligence
Crime charges seek grand jury action against Charles A. McDonald John B. Skinner D H Burnham and Edward W Murphy over a deadly World’s Fair Cold Storage fire. Coroner’s jury found all sixteen deaths resulted from injuries and burns at the July 10 1693 incident and blamed building construction and fire department handling.
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Chicaco
Ailtar
McHale
Charles A. McDonald
John B. Skinner
D. H. Burnhow
Edward W. Murphy
Works
Burnham
Skinner
Hercules Iron Company
McDonald
Murphy
World’s Fair Fire Department
Worka Burnham
Shanklin
Ofelock
Stock and Produce Markets Mixed in Philadelphia and New York
The Philadelphia and New York exchanges show weak readings across stocks and commodities. Wheat and corn demand shifts, flour steady, and livestock receipts light with dull hog and sheep markets, while bids vary by grade and region.
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New York
Kylear
Pennsylvania
Baltimore
Chowe
Vre
East Linmaty
Yeaterdas
Des Doe
Dcht
Deciine
al Borrano
Hoga Dail
Lamba
Liberated Armenian Professors Arrive in London From Exile
Armenian educators Thoumaian and Karayan arrive in London after being condemned to death in a Turkish trial over the Cearea and Marsovan unrest. Influential pleas by Britain and the United States led to commutation on condition of exile and payment of fifteen Turkish pounds each. A Armenia Association deputation welcomed them at Victoria station.
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Armenia
Londem Loxpox
Thoumaian
Karayan
Constantinople
Marseilles
Kerayan
Marsovan
Ce«area
Ogora
Twa
Tbey
Turkey
Great Britain
Armenia Association
Victoria Station
Cook will case settles after two years of court battle
The Cook will case in Brinco tos J J July 19 settles with Judge James R Hoagland sustaining the will. The dispute involved brother and sister against a brother over property valued around 15090. The lengthy case garnered notoriety despite modest assets.
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Brincetos
X. J
James R. Hoagland
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Dublin
Nancy Tartar
Taylor
Torosto
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William Holmes
Sharp
Holmes
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China
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Shanghai
Wrst Curster
J. A. Davis
Isaac Smiley
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Michael Clyan
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Indianapolis
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Richmond Yard
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Tilden
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Springhetd
Brooklyn
Nvm
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Sam Chicega
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Young Langford
Richmond
Camille Bal
Tim Monk
Goff
Sircuit Court
Eastern District of
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Bill Aled
Central Trust Company
Messrs
Samual Spencer
F. W. Huidekoper
Reuben Foster
Richmond and Banville Railroad Company
General Consolidated
Portland
Ore
James Lotan
British Columbia
Robert G. Paddock
C. D. Cardinell
Customs Services
Ravrica
Sorrr Benn
Ind
Levan Pointer
North Liberty
Philip Lent
Pointer
Lint
Corbett
Higineham
James J. Corbett
Midway Plaisance
Higinbotham
Inos7ox
Marshal Smith
Greenup
Grant
Pumpkin Young
Kenton
Briveetox
James Ewan
Foy
Batstox
N. Y
Martin Foy, Jr
Danne- Mora
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