Real Estate and Investment Offers by W El Fabsons
Frederick Md dealer offers sale of the Rhos factory building with shafting and pulleys, three stories and elevator, 206 ft frontage on East Street and 25 ft on East Second Street. Also promotes $20,000 in Frederick Brick Works bonds, 5 percent interest, secured by first mortgage, and a 550 acre farm near Poolesville with 9 room house, stabling, and water. Includes elegant country residence near Braddock with 36 acres, modern amenities, outbuildings, and tenant house. call for particulars.
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Rhos
East Street
East Second Street
Penn
Frederick Grick
Eal
Poolesville
Montgomery County
C&o
White
Ioffer
John Wiliams
Braddock
Frederick
New Hampton postmaster and notable society notes
Frank V Shields named postmaster at Hampton V ienor Carlos Navarreto Cuban poet dies. Baltimore asserts fitness for fight with Covington. Va appoints William A Gilliam postmaster. Holmes Conrad Virginia named new AG assistant. Missouri Pacific express robbed unsuccessfully near West Side Neb. Dominick Shea punched in Washington injures him. Ten women graduate from Baltimore Women’s College. Hjalmar Hjorth Boyesen gave address. A sweater shop fire in Newark kills three and injures many. Bennington R Bedile named consul at Sheffield England replacing Folsom. Bayard and White in House gallery during home rule. Social Democrats mob campaign meeting Klausthal Prussia. troops called from Goslar. Steamer Winthrop from New York burned at Eastport Mo. built in Bath in 1287, valued at 825,000. Postal clerk Barton arrested on Nashville to Montgomery line for thefts. confesses. Buford surrenders in Fla.. claims dramatic life story. Bottle note found near Halifax says S S Hugza going down, 217 passengers. New gunboat designs advance. engines and machinery under way. proposals soon. Mrs Elizabeth Latham dies in Atlanta aged 302 years. Georgia native. not recalling Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank V. Shields
Hampton
Vienor Carlos Navarreto
Baltimore
Chalers
Woman’s College
Hjalmar Hjorth Boyesen
Newark
Bennington R. Bedile
Belie
New Jersey
Sheffield
England
Benjamin Folsom
Thomas F. Bayard
United States
Henry White
House of Commons
Klausthal
Prussia
Goslar
Winthrop
Mallory Steamship Line
New York
Eastport
Bath
Ainsworth seeks mandamus to cross examine at Ford's Theater inquiry
Colonel Ainsworth filed a mandamus suit in the Supreme Court to force the coroner to allow him and his counsel to participate in the inquiry into the Ford's Theatre disaster. The petition details his role at the War Department Record and Pension Office, the building's condition, and alleged public accusations of negligence. The coroner's inquest continued with witnesses testifying about pre existing fears, building insecurity, and threats to clerks amid a tense, crowded session.
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Ainsworth
Mandamus
Record and Pension Office
War Department
Army
Ford
Oper Buuse
Sesson
Ainsworth Save
Burney
Willard Ball
Record and
Pension Division
E. Baier
Mr. Arnold
Baier
Bater
Freeh
Frank Randolph
Grant Place
Bureau
Jacob Frech
Ineworth
Frech
Dr. Schae
Columbian Souvenirs 25 Cent World’s Fair Coins Struck
The United States mint in this city began coinage of Columbian souvenir quarter dollars. Comer Steel presented the first pieces to Acting Superintendent M. H. Cobb. The 40,000 proof coins will be kept at the mint until Washington orders their transfer to the women’s department at the Columbian exposition. The obverse shows Queen Isabella, the reverse a kneeling woman by a distaff. Hundreds ordered the coins, offered at 1 apiece, with purchasers referred to the World’s fair commission at Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
PriLapecouts
United States Mint
Comer Steel
M. H. Cobb
Lady Managers
Washinton
Woman’s Department
Isabella of
Spain
Castile
Sherbrooke Protest Delays French Consul Appointment
Sherbrooke Quebec residents protested the appointment of Benjamin Lenthier, a French Canadian from Massachusetts, as American consul replacing Colonel Wood. Washington ignored the protest and Lenthier arrived to begin duties, fueling English French tensions in the town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sherbrooke
United States
Que
Benjamin Lenthier
Massachusetts
Colonel Wood
Washington
Leuthier
Canada
Wood
Indian War Imminent as Chippewas Seize Doctor at Leech Lake
A drunken altercation on the Leech Lake Reservation ends with Dr James H Walker being seized by Chippewa on the Leech Lake reserve after he accidentally mortally wounded a Native youth. Troops from Company D, Third Infantry, rushed from Brainerd to Leech Lake to restore order amid fears of further violence against settlers.
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Northern Pacific Railroad
Third Infantry
United States
Brainerd
Mina
Leech Lake Reservation
Walker
Leech Lake
Park Rapids
Wesley Merritt
Department of Dakota
Barber
Grand Rapids
Deer River
James H. Walker
Dr. Walker
Lr Walker
Printers Protest Nonunion Public Printer Choice
The International Typographical Union condemns appointing DC W Edwards Wilmington as public printer at Washington. A committee drafts a protest against nonunion leadership, telegraphing to President Cleveland and Washington Union President Shields. Separate notes cover pending Virginia Historical Society upgrades, a Southern railroad project, a forgery arrest in Bellaingr, and a Weaver strike in Fall River.
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International Typographical Union
Cicago
Inve
International Typographical Union Convention
DC. W. Edwards
Wilmington
Del
Washington
Rail Call
Prescott
Messrs. Corcoran
Salt Lake City
Rooney
Toledo
Edwards
Edwaris
Cleveland
Shields
Washington Union
Market Quotations New York Wheat and Commodities
Market report shows winter wheat fair to fancy with indices for No 2 red and No 2 white. Quotes cover lard creamery butter eggs spot coffee sugar and various grains with bid asks for western flour and patent wheat. Prices given for oats rye hay cotton corn and wool with several regional listings and standard grades noted.
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York
Sanaa Rya
Eyags—titareland Pennssanita
Dt Weotern
Baltimore
Farnily
Sherman Act Sparks Record Silver Coinage Growth
A U P rep and Secretary Carble reveal the mint’s silver output from 1792 to 1893 shows total silver dollars coined since 1816 at 4119,238,835, over 50 times the prior era. The 1890 act spurred monthly bullion buys totaling $49,901,151. gold payments reached $37,745,173, with vault stock tallying losses and questions about continuing debt to fund bullion purchases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Secretary of the Treasury
Treasury
United States
United States Treasury
Treasury Department
Royal Yachts Race Off Dover Ends Amid Collision
The Dover yacht race sees Valkyrie close behind leader Calluna after a dramatic start collision that injures Britannia and Vendetta. Valkyrie wins time honors but Varuna gains on time allowance. wind favors brisk progress though La is topmast damaged.
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Loxpox
Dover
Arimonnia
Valkyrie
Britannia
Culunna
Iverna
Vendetta
Anemune
Lais
Varona
Mabel
Boulogne
Return
Dbenese
Coures
Prince OF Wales
Britan
Scottisr
Calluna
Varuna
Portsmouth
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W. EL Fabsons
Www
Yavina Passos
Seal Estate
Futual Insurance Building
Frederick. Md
Wwe
Remington
W. T. Delaplaine
Frederick, Md
Diets Eh AM
Postoffice
M. F. Barton
Nashville
Montgomery
Louisville
Barton
Murfressboro
Tenn
Jai Barton
Buford
Pensacona
Fla
Robert E .R. Buford
Lestrange
Jacksonville
Webster
Sumter County
Halifax
Nova Scotia
Canso
Hugza
WaAs Hindos
Atlanta
Elizabeth Latham
Georgia
General Washington
Fred
Mr. Randolph
Dr. Ainsworth
Warner
Ainwertt
Mr. Freeh
Bin
Sanswer
Eleras
W. H.thompson
Virginia
Mr. Shan- Don
George W. Smoot
Linden
S$. B. Bowman
Lenthier
William Shorter
Clevenger
Winchester
Watts
Adam Forney
Shorter
Kernstown
President Carnot
Paris
Potain
Planchon
Carnot
Fontainebleau
Ottawa
Jume
Gissguw
Carolis
Naval Academy
Constellation
Lisbon
Waspon
Jones
Q' Barrke
Winder
Sync
O’rourke
THE
Ot Waldheim
Chicago
Fisher
Partuns Nant Rel
Lot
Ole
Haymarket
Leech Lake Reserve
Home of Commons
Irving
Warren Street
Uestaic Innk
Reguilar Bank
Clarence D. Henson
Brooklyn
Wiliam H. Buxton
D. D. Thomkins
Ricemexp
Wharton
Nelson
Pocomoke Sound
Virginia Historical Society
Ricevoxp
Jane
of the
Virginian Historical Society
Westmoreland Club House
F. H. McGuire
Lee
Society
MostcomMerr
Tune
Prding
Abbevile Southern Railroad
Dotham
Alabama Midland Railroad
Abbeville
S.C. Pruitt
Mountgomers
Onin Torger
Bellaingr. O
Jime H
Wilson Shannon Taggart
Oceana
Princess Anne County
Fall River
Fallt Riven
Mass
Richard Borden Manufacturing Company
Mil
Weavers’ Protective Association
Sherman
Carliste
East
Wasarxeros
Hamlin
Wasmisetox
Thurston
Hawaii
Frank P. Hastings
Hie
Hastings
State Department
Honolulu
Wondetox
Fiknisha
Griffith
American National Bank of Omaska
Royal Yachts Racing
Ibers
Washington and Lee
Wachington and Lee University
L. H. Kelley
West Virginia
E. M. Jackson
Missouri
W. E B. Harris
John Randolph Tucker
A. B. Cooke
Lee Memorial Chapel
Albert Sidney
Fane
Decater Wilson
Coaprox
Blaine
Record
Chadron
Savaxnan
Besch
Wars County
Lewis Wilcox
Wilcox
Rees Lynchecreg
Janeit
George Hagen
Lynch’s Station
Kita
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