Frederick real estate and business opportunities for sale
WL Parsons offers for sale or commission a three story shoe factory warehouse with elevator on East Street and frontage on East Second Street. Also lists a 550 acre stock farm in Montgomery County near Poolesville with improvements and water, plus a country residence of John Williams at Braddock. Nearby stocks, bonds, and mortgages offered through the same office in Frederick.
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Mayers Magnetic Catarrh Cure Ad from 1893 Oakland
A customer testimonial from Frederick Ohio praising Mayers Magnetic Catarrh Cure for catarrh after years of ineffective treatments. The letter urges others with catarrh to try the remedy, noting a noticeable improvement and a belief in a permanent cure. Also mentions other products and local druggists selling them.
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Luttrell Gang Supposedly Wiped Out By Vigilantes
Luttrell brothers Charley Bill and Dad led a notorious Texas Indian Territory band. Two hundred deputy marshals comb the countryside around Caddo to capture or kill them. Charley died in Denican after a sheriffs dispute. Bill was killed at a Woodville area graveyard. Dad Luttrell now heads the gang with 23 recruits as vigilance committees tighten across the Indian Nation.
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Bayard Arrives in London as First American Ambassador
Thomas F. Bayard reaches London and takes residence at Buckingham Palace hotel awaiting queen’s return. He is welcomed by Southampton officials, will be privately resident until royal duties begin, and the US legation then will be updated with a new plate. A portrait collection of American ministers to Britain greets him, initiated by Lowell and expanded by White.
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Twenty Parties Fight For National Supremacy In Germany
BERLIN June 12 General elections for Reichstag seats will be held Thursday with 87 members to be elected and 1550 candidates in the field. The campaign features about 20 factions replacing the eight parties of the past. Conservatives seek class representation and universal suffrage opposition, while a Centrist mass meeting in Westphalia exposes democratic sentiment as Baron von Schoriemer-Alst defends a conservative Catholic program. Other items report cornerstone laying at Elizabeth New Jersey hospital, Arkansas Governor Fishback’s strong criticism of federal action on settlers, blackmail conviction in Sioux City, Waterloo bank negotiations collapse, Chicago Times buyout rumors denied, a shooting of a wife in Evansville, and life sentence for burglar Butch Bradley. The news blends German politics with various U.S. regional notes.
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Weak Case Hovering Over Lizzie Borden Trial
Fort River Mass June 12 Opinion runs that the prosecution has a weak case in the Lizzie Borden murder inquiry. Rumors say defense will reveal paint purchases before the crime and burning dresses, with other details about the hatchet episode and Officer Malliny’s testimony stirring town hopes and police caution.
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Stolen Queen Marguerite Lace Revealed in Exhibit Incident
Vandalism at Queen Marguerite of Italy exhibit surfaces as priceless lace and cases are repacked. Three Cabiegrams sent to Rome mark the loss while officials discuss safeguarding treasures en route. Separate update notes Tom Roe’s bicycle attempt from New York to Chicago with pacemaker Frank Waller and others as part of Chicago Cycling Club colors.
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Ford's Old Theater in Washington Dies a Requiem to Fire and Fate
The long troubled Ford's Theatre in Washington DC, once the scene of Lincoln's assassination, later collapsed floor traps in 1893 burying 800 war department clerks. Shunned as unsafe, it survived as a government office building while its fate loomed.
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News Notes of Interest
Secretary Hoke Smith travels to Virginia Beach with his family for a brief outing Mary Levinsky a newly arrived Polish immigrant died after leaping from a moving bin in Philadelphia to retrieve her bat vaccination fears among Italians challenge New York health officials aboard Nyack with 20 World’s Fair passengers reported bound from Enila s to Chicago Bernhane plans a Paris theater rights upon return from a South American tour next September James H Stade appointed an expert to settle Cherokee Nation funds under March 3 act suspected arson destroys Liberal Missouri town of 5000 banning church construction 200 French couples divorce in five years new law debated in chamber of deputies English chancery court case concludes in favor of gal legal fees large Captain Valen Jones lifesaving medal awarded for heroism near Pelebi Lottie Collins injured in rehearsal accident study ends with a masques finale postponed performance likely delayed
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Wreck at Ford's Theater Draws Public Censure
Washington diary notes blame for unsafe government buildings after the Ford's Theater collapse. It describes funeral waves, victim distress, fund drives, and calls for accountability, with debate over prosecution and governance of government property. Frequent mentions of Cooper resignation and treasurer department changes accompany broader safety concerns.
Bennett May Recover After Major Abdominal Operation
James Gordon Bennett lies improving after an operation to remove a blood clot from his abdomen. Dr. Ledentier performed the procedure while Dr. Robin stays at Bennett's hotel to watch over him. Interfering visitors are barred and the city quiets as news reports express sympathy.
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Bear Story From Jersey Leads to Fatal Dog Encounter
A Jersey farm reports a confrontation between a mother bear with four cubs and a neighbor’s dog. The dog attacked the nursing bear. the bear killed the dog with a paw strike. The farmer, angered, wounded the bear but the bear pursued him, then disappeared.
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