Real Estate and Bond Offer in Frederick Maryland
Real estate agent and dealer stocks, bonds and mortgagee will be bought or sold on commission at this office detya Insurance Building Frederick Md. An offer of 20000 in coupon bonds of the Frederick Brick Works at par secured by a mortgage on all real estate and plant at 5 percent interest. Redeemable on May and November days, tax exempt. Bonds in 500 denominations, first lien on 60000 of real estate and plant, promising good prospects for home buyers and enterprise. For particulars call at the office.
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Stock Farm for Sale Near Poolesville and Town
Listing offers a 550 acre stock farm near Poolesville, Montgomery County, with 2500 feet of water, first class timber, seven fields, creeks, a frame house, 18 horse stalls, and outbuildings. Owner Mr White seeks quick sale and invites price inquiries through the office. Also two acre adjoining lot with two story brick house, four stables, chicken house, fruit trees, and a dwelling, offered at a low figure.
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Poolesv
Uraha
Mosterue Pike
Lough
Collapse of Ford's Theater Adds to Direful History
A second national tragedy, at Ford's Theater in Washington near Lincoln's death site, unfolds as remains of a famed tragedian are laid at Mount Auburn. The coincidence links historic calamities on a somber day, with destruction and sorrow spreading to many women.
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Washington
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Ford’s Theatre
Abraham Lincoln
J. Wilkes Booth
Mount Auburn Cemetery
Mass
Lincoln
London
Opera House
Ford's Theater Disaster Scene Described by Witnesses
The article recounts the Ford's Theatre collapse during repairs, citing official reports that the unsafe building endangers hundreds of clerks. It details a witness account by J.T. Exnicios on the cratered floor, the debris clearance, and lists dead and injured workers from multiple states. It also provides background on Ford's Theater history and ties to Lincoln's assassination.
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Act of Congress
Pension Record Division
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Winder
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J.T. Exnicios
Yount
A. G
Pennsylvania
Lincoln
John Wilkes
Booth
Obadiah Brown
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John T. Ford
George W. Riggs
W.W. Corcoran
President Lincoln
John F. Coyle
James Gifford
Clifford
Colonel Baker
Old Capitol
Richmond
Surgeon General’s Office
War IX Illinois Contractors Meet Violent Clash amid Riots
Report from Illinois details a deadly clash between strikers and damage contractors on the drain canal line near Lockport and Lemont. Several wounded and two reported fatalities, as armed parties and posses guarded camps and rumors of outside recruits swirled through the riot.
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Roxwio
Thomas Merika
Anton Weshoski
Kesha Greghar
Frank Blakeski
Dan Kesmusch
Chen
Shodech
Lemont
Lockport
Chicago
Joliet
Bean
Chicazo
Lamont
Romeo
Edward Locker
Smith and Jackson
King Bros
John McCarmick
Toler
Opiams
Ludwig Kruger
Santta Fe
Market Quotations New York and Baltimore
Market quotations for flour, wheat, cornmeal, rye, lard, pork, butter, cheese, coffee, sugar, wool, peanuts, and more from New York and Baltimore. Includes prices for Western and No 2 red winter wheat patents, spot and futures equivalents, and various oil mill and dairy figures with numerous dated contract notes.
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Minnesota
METS
White
She
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State
Western Dairy
Pennsylvania
Baltimore
Country residence for sale near Frederick with tenant houses
For sale or rent elegant country residence of John 9 Williamos Esq at Braddock three miles west of Frederick on the National pike. Also two beautiful tenant houses on the turnpike. Call for particulars. Ride a Rambler and write on a Remington. See and try them at the News Office W. T Delaplaine.
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Williamos
Braddock
Frederick
National Pike
Army
W. T-Delaplaine
Bank failures and city news mix in late period report
Bank Examiner Belts takes charge of Citizens National Bank of Hillsboro after failure. Yarmouth skating rink destroyed by fire with big losses and insurance set at 33000. Comptroller Eckels names David Mc Clure receiver of National Bank of Deposit New York. Vesuvins command ordered for Lt Cmdr John P. Merrill, replacing Lt Seaton Schroeder after three months leave. War dept officials deny Chicago force rise links to World’s Fair closing amid anticipated trouble. NY rail executive E B Thomas denies payroll delays by Lake Erie and Western. US marshal alerted by Austrian consul over cadets desertion from the pavy school ship in New York port. reward offered for capture.
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Yarmouth
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Eckels
David McClure
New York
National Bank of Deposit of
John P. Merrill
Steel Inspection Board
Vesuvins
Seaton Schroeder
War Department
Chicago
E. B. Thomas
New York, Lake Erie and Western Railroad
United States
Pavy
Train Wrecking Attempt Discovered Near Croton Falls
A deliberate wrecking attempt on the Chatham local bound for New York damaged the engine and tender between Croton Falls and Pard's station. A 22 year old German man, William Crozier, was arrested after a witness saw him nearby, claiming a grievance against the railroad. Secretary Lamont learned of the Ford theatre collapse and headed to Washington.
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N. Y
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New York
Pards’s
Datcher
William Crozier
Crozier
Milreal Company
Opal Stolen From Mexican Governor Party in Wanamaker Store
Philadelphia dispatch reports a theft at John Wanamaker’s store during a visit by Governor Cosio of Queretaro and his party, a priest Rev Pope among them, with a small box of opals valued between 5000 and 35000 dollars missing after a private lunch and visits. Detectives searched the store. police notified. no arrest reported.
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Mexico
United States
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Hig Store
Mr. Pope
Giuch
Waonsmakers
Cosiu Ad
Lindenhurst
Washington
Senor Romero
Norway exhibit draws crowds at World’s Fair in Chicago
Attendance grows as fair opens with reduced round trip fare and Norway display featuring enameled silverware ball lamps drinking horns antique silver and a tourist exhibit showing mountain costumes and regional artworks including marble granite wood carving tapestries and mountain scenery from Hardanger and Lofoten
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Lafoten
Switzerland
Charleston Cotton Exchange Calls for Sherman Silver Law Repeal
The Charleston Cotton Exchange passes resolutions urging repeal of the Sherman silver act. It criticizes the law for depressing prices, harming commerce and agriculture, and asks Congress and other cities to join in advocacy, citing Grover Cleveland. A San Francisco observer meanwhile predicts Queen restoration in Hawaii and a return to normal business with new investments.
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Populists Split Council Meeting Signals Declining Hope
Nearly all Pop ulists who attended the state central committee meeting have left the city. Beverley of Fouquier and Goode of Mecklenburg emerge as possible gubernatorial candidates if Majy Page declines. Populist leaders say their outlook is brighter than in the last presidential campaign due to fewer complications.
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