Parson's Real Estate Office Seeks Frederick Bond Purchase
W L Parsons real estate agent in Frederick Maryland offers $20,000 in coupon bonds of the Frederick Brick Works at par. Bonds secured by first mortgage on all company real estate and plant, bearing 6 percent interest, semi annual, May and November 1, exempt from taxes. Denominations of 200, are first lien on $60,000 in property. Call at office for particulars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick Brick Works
Lntaresc
Atmos
Stock Farm for Sale Near Poolesville Maryland
One of the finest stock farms in the state offered for sale near Poolesville in Montgomery County. About 650 acres total with 450 acres of waterlogged land in good cultivation and remaining white oak timber. Divided into Beyer Hills with running water in each field. Improvements include two frame houses with nine rooms, stabling for 18 horses, and outbuildings. Also offers another two acre property with brick house three rooms and kitchen, large stable, chicken house, fruit trees, and a stone cutting house that could become a dwelling. Owner Mr White seeks a low price. contact the listing office for particulars.
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Beyer Hells
Horace
Poolesville
Montgomery County
C. & O. Canal
White
Brice, &c
Urtab A. Lough
Montevne Pike
Iq Propery
Lough
Cathar Mg
Elegant country residence for sale near Frederick
For sale or rent the elegant country residence of John Williams Esq near Braddock three miles west of Frederick on the National Pike. The two story mansion sits on 38 acres of first class land with gas and water, well kept grounds, shrubbery and fruit trees. Includes farm buildings a two story frame bank barn and necessary outbuildings along the turnpike. Call at my office for particulars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loffer
John &. Williams
Hraddock
Frederick
National Pike
Beatty Arraigned Over Mail Circular In Organ Deal
Daniel F. Beatty organ and piano maker, a prominent figure in Washington New Jersey, was arraigned before US Commissioner Fields on postal law violations. He posted a circular to W A Coley in South Norwalk Ct urging purchase of an organ claimed to be worth 2100, but alleged to be worth only 15. Georgia bankers adopt resolutions urging repeal of Sherman law and oppose free silver coinage unless 100 cents per dollar.
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Daniel F. Beatty
New York
Tve Times Mazver
Washington
N. J
United States
Fields
Beatty
W. A. Coley
South Norwalk
Conn
Georgia Bankers
Savanna
Georgia Bankers’ Association
TB. Neal
Clearing House of Atlanta
R. FE. Burdell
Clearing House of
Savannah
Georgia
Association
Treasury chiefs decapitated in secretarial purge
The brief reports Secretary Carlisle executed drastic changes in the Treasury Department by removing six division chiefs. Other items include a drowning near Fort Washington, a Maryland coal dividend, a gold bearing quartz discovery in Montgomery County, a balloon ascent mishap on the Potomac, delays in casting the Columbian Liberty Bell, a Washington marriage at St. John’s Episcopal Church, plus a New Jersey piracy rumor and a July 4 river race between St. Louis and Cairo with a $3,000 purse.
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Carlisle
Treasury Department
Thomas Brown
Fort Washington
Potomac
Maryland Coal Company
Montgomery Cound
Washington
Leona O'Dell
St. Louis
Cairo
Ill
Dick Fowler
Spread Eagle
Appointees in Washington and pension board overhaul
Washington June 9 follows are numerous presidential appointees including Murry Vandiver Maryland Delaware District of Columbia Frank Bond Tennessee and others. The article also details a planned overhaul of pension examining boards citing incompetence improper influences and a push to appoint top professionals. Further items note Worthington Ford reappointed to the Bureau of Statistics, Justice Department actions, a derelict schooner sighting, and local crime results in Williamsport and Richmond.
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Lochren
Washington
Jone
Murry Vandiver
Internal Revenue
Maryland
Delaware
Columumbia
Harford County
Smatar Goran
Congress
Frank Bond
Bath
Tennessee
State
Democratic Central Committee
Harris and
Bare
Washinctox
Hoke Smith
Murphy
Department
Worthington Ford
Washixetons
Carlsle
Brooklyn
Bureau of Statistics
Treasury Department
Ford
West Cleveland
Department of State
Edward Atkinson
David A. Wells
Department of Justice Doings
Olney
Edward Baxter
Ant
United States
Middle District of Tennessee
Commercial National Bank of Nashville
Abiel Lathrop
South Carolina
Cinste
New York
Norfolk
Chincoteague Island
Hawaiian Happenings on Hawaii and Proposals
San Francisco reports Hawaii news with Claus Spreckels raising 85000 for the government and discussions with the ex queen about leases on crown lands. A suspected royalist plot is tied to dynamite near the queen's premises, while a citizens guard forms and arms arrive aboard the Monowai. Reverend Spurgeon visits Honolulu before Chicago and London engagements.
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Honolulu
San Francisco
Alameda
Sidney
Hawaii
Claus Spreckels
Spreckels
Sunexstion
Dole
Monowai
Blount
Losks
Washington
Citizens’ Guard
Thomas Spurgeon
Chicago
Moods
Sugar Planters Plan to Protect Sugar Bounty
Louisiana planters convene at New Iberia to form a central committee representing each sugar growing parish. They will collect statistics on machinery and inputs for sugar production and present a national report to Congress in September. An interstate sugar growers' convention is planned in Chicago on August 16 with 25 Louisiana delegates.
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New
Bopia
John T. White
Sugar and Rice Planters’ Protective Association
Congress
Sugar Growers
Chicaago
Louisiana
Blanchard
Sensations at Samoa spark clashes over monarchy choice
Reports from Apia indicate mounting tension as Matheton and Mataafa clash, with hostilities looming and peaceful overtures failed. A general meeting to choose a monarch is proposed, villages suggested, and fights and assaults mark rising unrest among Samoans.
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San Francisco
Apia
Samoa
Matheton
Mataafa
Elf
Azo Mateafa
Malidoa
Duke Arrival and Republican Convention Stir Columbus
In Columbus the Duke of Veragua stayed at Henry T. Chittenden’s home as the Republican state convention renominated Governor McKinley. A parade of school children ended with a scare when the Duke’s brother suffered angina but recovered after medical aid. The event drew officers in full uniform and large crowds, with the convention energizing city life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
CoLumnus
United States
Fourteenth Regiment
Junin Hussars
Henry T. Chittenden
Columbus
Watterson
McKinley
Florida Orange Crop Exceeds Prior Yields at Florida Fruit Exchange
Jacksonville reports the Florida Fruit Exchange annual meeting drew several hundred orange growers. President Major G. R. Feirbanks noted output rose from 600,000 boxes in 1855 to 8,009,000 this season, with growers receiving about 1.31 per box, up nearly 20 percent. The 5,000,000 box projected crop aims to market much abroad, including England.
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Fruit Exchange
Jacksonville
Florida Fruit Exchange
G. R. Feirbanks
Fernanding
Florida
Fairbanks
England
Making a New Scale in Amalgamated Association Convention
In Pittsburg the Amalgamated Association completed the memorandum of agreement covering mills and processes including boiling muck and puddle, scrapping and busheling, knobbling, heating slabs and shingling, and bar and nail plate mills. Work progresses on guide ten inch hook and cotton tie mills as wage talks proceed. Secretary Killgalion did not reveal possible changes, but the swift pace suggests careful scale preparation or belief current terms expire next year, with a conference likely Saturday with manufacturers.
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Amalgamated Association
Pittsburg
Amalgamated Assotiation
Killgalion
Sataniar
District Attorney Reveals Field Forgery Indictment Details
In New York on March 3, District Attorney Weeks said he added a forgery indictment linked to the Field Lindley, Thers & Company case. He indicated Field is now in recovery and would be notified to resume trial when able, per the understanding at departure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Jang
Arsinia
Weeks
Edward M. Field
Field Lindley, Thers & Company
Isi
Reisntorbe
Field
Train Rerailment and Fire Devastate Two Cities
An Erie train derailed in Jamestown New York with the No 8 cars demolished while a Greenville fireman, engineer Williams and expressman Bouzer of Salamanca were injured. In Pittsburgh a fire destroyed three frame buildings and damaged three others in a Penn Ridge Highland area block. losses estimated at 25000 dollars.
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Erie
Jamestown
Smith
Greenville
Willianms
Bouzer, Voth
Salamanca
Pittsburg
Penn, Eadd and Highland Avenues
Kirkwoodtrees
Infanta of Spain Opens Norway Exhibit at the World’s Fair
The Infanta of Spain visited the World’s Fair amid crowds as Norway’s exhibit opened. A royal procession along Midway featured diverse attendees from Dahomey to Cairo, with flower girls and a reception in the Administration building. Fireworks and music followed, then the royal party left as thousands cheered.
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Carcaco
Infanta of
Spain
Banat
Ixpanta
Plaisance
Joint Committee On Ceremonies
Phissance
Michigan Military Academy
Cairo
Pahner
Mrs
Infanta
Norway
Palmer
Sousa
Hebside
Arnelri
Weners
Fargo’s Big Fire Rages Destroying Thousands of Homes
Fire in Farce X D devastates Fargo leaving about three thousand homeless as schools churches and shelters take in the displaced. Relief trains bring meat and provisions from Minneapolis St Paul Chicago and other cities while insurers estimate losses around 3.3 million with much of the outside property burned.
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Farce
X. D
Minneapolis
St Paul
Chicago
Duluth
Milwaukee
Attempted Robbery Foiled by Quick Action at Falla Church
Six highwaymen attempted to rob Mr. Tunis Quick and a lady near Falla Church on June 9 in Virginia. Quick drew a pistol and warned the assailants, one fled as others urged him to go, and the riders urged their horses away. No arrests reported.
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Mr. Tunis
Falla Church
Cicron
Quick
Washington
Furristons
Staal
Mr. Quick
Horst
McGlynn Visits Rome on Papal Orders
New York reports Dr Edwald McGlynn will visit the Eternal City this weekend, traveling under a papal agent’s guidance. The ex pastor of St Stephen’s left quietly eight days ago and may return fully vindicated on the land question and political stance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eternal City
New York
Edwand Mc Glynn
Rome
Mee
Sutolli
Dr. McGlynn
Bt. Stephen's
McGlynn
Io Mie
William TL
Germany
Marriage of Tyng and Batlome at Grace Church
The marriage of Alles Tyng and Io wvil Tyng daughter of the late Rev Durdhy Tyng of Philadelphia to Rev George H Batlome assistant rector of Gracebrgh took place at Grace church. The bride wore a white satin gown with train edged in point lace. Her brother Stephen Tyng of Boston gave her away. No bridesmaids or maid of honor. The knot was tied by Rev Dr D W OR Huntington. New Miss Annie.
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Alles Tyng
Iwwolil ‘Fyng
Durdhy Tyng
Philadelphia
George H. Batlome
Gracebrgh
Grace Church
Stephen Tyng
Boston
D. W. OR. Huntington
Clothing firms' leaders released after grand jury terms
Albert Hornthal D Hechatuiter D Newberg J Tron tein Ley Kaufman and B Holzman, members of the Clothing Manufacturers' association, were discharged as the grand jury dismissed the conspiracy complaint. They were accused of ordering a lockout amid a strike over a member’s price.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. . Hornthal
Albert. Hechatuiter
D. Newberg
J. Trontein
Ley Kaufman
B. Holzman
Clothing Manufacturers’ Association
Death of a Noted Southern Man
Rev. O. K Blue BD of the Methodist church died in Greensboro from heart failure. He was a member of Alabama's secession convention in 1861 and represented Alabama in the general conference of the Methodist Episcopal Church South.
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MontGomery
O. K Blue
The
Methodist Church
Greensboro
Alabama
Methodist Episcopal Church
Soath
Market Quotations From a Fragmented Late 19th Century Page
Market quotations show mixed prices for winter wheat and rye with figures like 107 for some items and 75 for others. Notes mention Minnesota, Pennsylvania, and Maryland creamery products, butter, cheese, and various grains including spring wheat patent and No 2 red wheat. Prices and abbreviations are scattered across commodities including coffee, sugar, and wool, reflecting a diverse but incomplete list.
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Minnesota
Yellow Western
Mk Western
Bors Western Dairy
Esus
Pennsylvania
Isis
We Western
BGAT
Altimore
Vic
TRE
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W. L Parsons
Parsons
Seal Estate
Mutual Insurance Building
Prederick, Md
Porsale
Boer
Wwe
Ofrite
Remington
W.T. Delaplaine
Frederick, Ma
the News
New Jersey
Tuckerton
N.J
Bartlett
Secretary of the Treasury
Cuba
Happy New
William H. Robinson
Hamburg
Yarmouth
Nova Scotia
Cleveland
Moncton
New Brunswick
Fort Hope
Ontario
St. Gall
Switzerland
D. J. Partelto
Sonneberg
Partelto
Navy Department
Dusseldorf
Mrr. Harrison
Francis H. Underwood
Massachusetts
Leith
Glasgow
Atlantic Monthly
Ogden
Weagle
Whilliamsport
Frank Oden
William Yeagle
Charles Hoover
Cascade Township
Ricumoxo
Lustre Mica Company
Sugar Planters’ Meeting
Caffrey
New Orleans
Don Caffrey
Frernop
Abraham Morton
Benuuscese
Frederick Rogers Graves
D. D
John Mechkim
Protestant Episcopal
China
Japan
Protestant Episcopal Church
Pirtsscars
Jane
Thirteenth Street
Ahinch
Baltimorier
Baltimore and Ohio Company
True Gill
Dr. Baffum
Malietoa
Malietos
Panamsa
Pauis
Court of Cessation
Panams
Henri Cotta
Branetier
Paris
Ferlinand Branetier
French Academy
Emile Zola
Toulon
Superior Normal School
Yves
Roberts
Loxpox
Cette
Gilbert
America
Lexpos
Jane—Jammes Gilbert
Portland
Hat
Hepital
Bismarck
Prince Bismarck
Herr Windthurst
Prince Bistserck
Northern Pacific Railroad Syndicate
Jun
Northern Pacific Railroad
Edwin M. Field
Eulalie
FARGO
M'Glynn
Fa Chie
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