W. L Parsons State Agent Manages Stocks Bonds and Farm Property
W L Parsons advertises as state agent dealing in stocks bonds and mortgages with commissions paid at his Frederick Maryland office. He lists 220,000 and 20,009 coupon bonds on Frederick Brick Works secured by first mortgage on real estate and plant. Also promotes a 51 acre stock farm near Pooleville Montgomery County with timber and water, a two acre country residence near the city, and the John G. Williams estate near Braddock west of Frederick with mansion, outbuildings, and tenant house. Call at his office for details.
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Plunder of Czars Silver Plate Reported in Moscow
News briefs from June describe a massive loss of church plate and cash in the Chudow Monastery within the Kremlin, with the total estimated between 2,500,000 and 3,000,600 roubles, cast as a security and ceremonial theft.
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American Champion Ives Loses Narrowly in Curio Match
The American champion Ives faced John Roberts in a six point match played with oversized cushions and altered pockets. Ives led early but Roberts closed the gap as spectators watched the art of carroms on a novel table. The referee called the bout curious and unlikely to be repeated. Death of Francis Dymoke, the queen's champion at coronations, draws renewed interest in royal martial history. The Home Rule Bill looms with Liberal and Irish Nationalist pressure for speed, while Gladstone rests at Brighton before potential party action. Britain’s Gladstone axe donation to the United States for a World’s Fair exhibit sparks American interest and Timber Trades praise. British yacht speculation centers on Britannia and Valkyrie as America Cup talk continues. Venezuelan news reports a new constitution draft and provisional government leaders ahead of autumn elections. Victoria's birthday was celebrated in Mixes with a public dinner in the capital.
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Mayer
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Mr. Gladstone
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Kent
America
Timber ‘Frades Association of
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Frank 8. Shurick
Alamella
O. My
Henry Whie
Timber Trades Association
Watson
Great Britain
Runyon Receives Germany Appointment in Berlin Ceremony
June 5 in Berlin United States minister-elect Theodore Runyon presented credentials at the castle after Van Walter Phelps’s recall. Runyon wore a general's uniform and voiced hopes to strengthen U S German relations and boost commercial ties. The emperor welcomed him and they spoke privately on American topics for 15 minutes.
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Runyou
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America
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Fishermen Press Protests Over Japanese Chinese Licenses
A June 5 meeting of the Fishermen's Association in New Westminster, B C, urged the Dominion government to deny fishing licenses to Japanese and Chinese workers, favoring whites and Indians, amid claims locals are displaced as 31 canneries on the Fraser River plan a record pack with no white fishermen employed yet.
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Fishermen’s Association
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Consul Pepper Criticizes Italian Musical Studies In Milan
United States consul at Milan Mr George W Pepper reports on American music students facing selection of teachers, high costs, social restrictions and limited progress. He notes many depart disappointed after years of study with little benefit and warns against overestimating the ease of living in Italy.
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George W Pepper
United States
Milan
Italy
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Lamperti
Royal Conservatory
Steamer Pizzati Seized for Neutrality Violation
New Orleans June 5 The steamer Pizzati fruiter owned by St Oteri was seized on arrival for neutrality law violations tied to the Nuila uprising in Spanish Honduras. The vessel acted as transport for troops and ammunition and aided the assault on Cab a. Captain Pizzati became General Pizatti of the Rondu ran army and directed the vessel. The case will be libeled by the U S district attorney. The ship formerly City of Mexico was implicated in a Cuban expeditions scheme before being sold to S Oteri for Central American service. Iron steamer of four thousand tons net register valued at about 350000 to 0,000.
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Nuila
Republic
Spanish Honduras
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Pizatti
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Central America
Murder and Robbery By Highbinders Near Mine
A gang attacked Pedro Minze & Bro with four thousand five hundred dollars to settle a mineral claim. The agent, driver, and two men with money were killed. one man wounded, others escaped. Four of six conspirators captured, to be executed at the crime scene, with two suspects still at large.
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News Briefs From The Nation In Brief
Revenue officers detect extensive tin smuggling at Eastport Maine and other terse items. Panama toll topedoist Dehon reported released. Gold reserves near 99,999,217 dollars. 2500 Americans sail from New York for Europe on June 3. Mrs Jefferson Davis and Winnie Davis return to New York. Virginia’s Thomas Nebwon Page to wed Florence Field in Chicago. Milwaukee banks affected by Plankington failure assign. 50,000 coal miners expected to strike in Kansas Missouri July. Colonel O Ferrall denies 1872 Republican candidacy claim. Governor Flower questions Cleveland presidential bid. Dynamite explosion near Mesaba range causes village damage. Grand jury in Pittsburgh quashes fraud indictments against Frick and others. Flood aftermath leaves 1,000 Louisiana families homeless and risk of starvation.
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Appeal for relief after cyclone devastates Hope Arkansas
Cyclones Sufferers In Arkansas Homeless and entirely destitute. In Hope, Ack., relief drives form as Mayor Black of Hope appeals to merchants in St. Louis, Chicago, Little Rock and Memphis for aid. A mass meeting raised funds. three killed and about 200 injured as the storm spread over 75 to 9 miles long.
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