Real estate listing by W L Parsons in Frederick Maryland
W L Parsons real estate agent trades in stocks bonds and mortgages and offers first class dwelling for sale on the Bent street side near the bead with multiple rooms bath, closet and a large lot. also limestone farm for sale containing 223 acres two miles west of Harper's Ferry with lime rock, grazing land, fruit, and water, suitable for dairy or lime business. contact at the office or Mr Strider for details.
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Mutual Insurance Building
Frederick, Md
J. Eldridge
Pagey
Eldridge
W. Strider
B&o. BR
Harpers Perry
Harper's Ferry
Strider
Rhoe Factory Warehous e for Sale
As agent for the owner I offer the Rhoe Factory building with all machinery and pulleys. A three story brick warehouse with elevator from street level to the top. Frontage on East Street 206 feet and on East Second Street 42 feet. Ideal for manufacturing. must be sold in 60 days at a low figure with easy terms. Call at my office.
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For Sale Of Braddock Country Residence Near Frederick
Elegant country residence of John A. Braddock offered for sale or rent west of Frederick on the National Pike. One of the finest houses around Frederick with land, improvements including gas and water to the house, and surrounded by shrubbery and fruit trees.
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Nuggets of News Summary
Naples reports four cholera deaths while J T Calhoun becomes Kendal Creek Postmaster and Rear Admiral Melancton Smith dies in Green Bay. A Chicago cable car crash injures several, with the gripman fatally. Edison Lamp works in Newark strikes by 53 workers over pay. A crewman dies at sea from yellow fever aboard a Cuban bark to Lewes. Birmingham miners in session over proposed wage cuts. Sioux rivalry threatens war after Young-Man-Afraid-of-His-Horses. Oakley killed by a Union Pacific train near Omaha. Rio de Janeiro population given at one million with few foreigners. Bank cashier shoots prominent lawyer in Baxter City over financial distress or a woman. Marine wreckage near Cape Lookout and Hattie oars found. Miss Conred Veilbar inherits four million. Miss Garrett funeral in Chicago. Ex-Congressman Hancock dies in Asis, Texas. British steamer Bluejack arrives at Cardiff with cholera, ordered quarantined. Cotton fire in Savannah destroys 609 bales worth $25,000 insured. Paris journalism essays fighting partners for libel duels. Holyoke police patrol on bicycles.
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Denver Bank Runs Ease as Deposits Return
In Denver, July 20, calmer sentiment followed bank suspensions. Deposits outside the German, State, and People's National banks rose while open institutions reported quiet runs. Officials expect reopenings soon with no losses to depositors, as conditions normalize and money moves back into First National and other banks.
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Court House Frauds and Postmaster Picks list
Court House Frauds in New Jersey involve conspiracies and fraud charges against county officials and architects over the purchase of a new county courthouse site with bail set for several individuals. Separate postmaster appointments across several states including New Jersey are announced, listing names for fourth class posts.
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France Submits Ultimatum to Siam for Indemnity
Paris reports France has sent an ultimatum to Siam demanding 8,000,000 francs in indemnities plus a French-guarded safe harbor at the Menam river. Siam has forty eight hours to accept or face a blockade. a French plenipotentiary heads to Bangkok. Paris notes potential French control of major river banks if Siam concedes.
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Bloody clash avoided by sheriff posse at Weir City mine
In southern Kansas a planned march by 400 striking Kennas Miners toward No. 18 mine of the Kansas and Texas Coal company was halted by a sheriff and posse. About 25 armed workers refused to quit, arguing they would face starvation rather than leave their families without bread. The sheriff arrived and a pitched battle was averted.
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Cold Waves to Order and Flight Atmosphere Plan
The International Cold Wave company claims a $2.9 million capital and one third surplus, promising a secret method to counter hot winds from the south by bringing a wind from frozen north, with sale of the process to residents who fund it. Also reports death of Brewer, editor of the Arkansas Gazette, in Idaho Springs after health trip.
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Dempsey Conviction Shocks Nation With Confession Claims
Western penitentiary hearing reveals Gallagher and Davidson statements alleging strong opposition to Dempsey. Gallagher implicates Pinkerton detective Ford and others in the Homestead case while denying poisoning acts. Defense aims to corroborate under oath. Dempsey’s lawyers prepare further witnesses. Separate item: Corco shot by Albert, Albert on bond, Albert cuts throat, fate uncertain. Rome scandal rumors link hundreds of senators deputies and journalists to the Banca Romans affair.
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Baseball Results And Scores From Yesterday
Yesterday's baseball headlines show multiple games across major and minor leagues. Key results include New York defeating Boston while Baltimore and Washington also posted wins. Pennsylvania State League and Eastern Leagues report scorelines from York York Har risburg Allentown Easton and other cities.
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Stock and Produce Markets Amid Mixed Trading In 19th Century
New York and Philadelphia stock and produce quotes show a sharp recovery in some futures while others remained unsettled. Prices for grains and livestock fluctuate as readings confirm steady butter and cheese markets with dairy commodities muted and hogs, sheep, and cattle moving within narrow ranges. Major exchanges note readings for Lehigh Valley and Reading entities with varied bond and parent company performances amid overall market caution.
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Brazil's Building Dedication At Columbian Exposition
Innocencio Lemos Basto acting president of Brazil read an address at the dedication of the Brazilian building in Chicago praising Brazilian residents and friendly ties with North America. The event drew a large invited audience as officials warned the Agricultural building over a dangerous pipe, selecting a committee to report to the director general.
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