Shue Factory Building Offered For Sale By Agent
L Parsons, estate agent in Frederick Maryland, offers the Shue Factory building for sale or investment. The three story warehouse with shafting and pulleys, elevator, and 206 foot frontage on East Street is advertised with a mortgage secured by all real estate and plant. Bonds include 60,000 in value, 5 percent interest, payable semi annually, with coupons at par. Call at Parsons office for particulars.
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Frederick Hick
Axid Company
Stock Farm For Sale Near Poolearnla In Montgomery County
Fine stock farm of 550 acres with 450 cultivated and 100 in other land. Seven fields with running water in each field. Improvements include a 9 room frame house and stabling for 18 horses plus other outbuildings. Located within 2 miles of Poolearnla and the C and Q Canal. Owner Mr White offers the property. details and price available at the office.
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Sacertice
Poolearnla
Montgomery Coulnty
White
For Sale or Rent of Frederick County Country Estate
Suffer the elegant country residence of John A Williams at Braddock three miles west of Frederick on the National Pike. The 38 acre be autiful estate includes a two story mansion with modern improvements gas and water, grounds shrubbery and fruit trees, farm buildings with bank barn and outbuildings, plus a tenant house on the turnpike. Call at the News Office for particulars W T Delaplaine Special Representative Frederick Md.
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John A. Williams
Braddock
Frederick
Dead Professor Found in Washington Asphyxiation Suspected
A list of brief items notes deaths and incidents including Professor H Larrogue found dead in his bed in Washington from gas asphyxiation. Other items report the Savannah Cotton Exchange urging repeal of the Superman law, Postmaster Woolley missing with funds, a liquor case in Washington, a Hamburg rail crash injuring five, a fatal shooting in Atlanta, a drowning of Father Charles Mic kenna and Mrs Margaret Burchal, a navy gunboat ruling, and a Belvedere hotel guest attempting suicide as Lottie Moran recovery is expected.
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H. Larrogue
Washington
Savannah Cotton Exchange and Board of Trade
Charles B. Woolley
Long Branch
N. J
James Dempsey
Hamburg
X. Y
Han Brotherton
Atlanta
Bosgaun
Brotherton
Boggan
Charles B. MicKenna
St. Anns Church
Margaret Burchal
Margaret Curley
Homestead
North River
New York City
Construction Corps of the Navy
Department
Act of Congress
Belvedere Hotel
Morgan
Baltimore
Lottie Moran
Republican League meeting in Chicago plans education drive
The National League of Republican Clubs executive committee, with one member from each state, met at the Grand Pacific hotel in Chicago to elect a secretary fix the national headquarters and outline an educational campaign across the Republican club system. Western members favor Chicago as HQ and a nine member committee will canvass for stronger organization in the South. Soldier Priest Rev. Father Darius M. Hubert dies in Macon Georgia at age 70. served as Confederate private and was in the Veteran Army of Northern Virginia.
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Chicago
Curiaco
National League of Republican Clubs
Louisville
Grand Pacific
Republican Party
South
Washington
Robert
New Caneass
Father Darius M. Hubert
Macon
Father Hubert
Veteran Army of
Northern Virginia
Crisis in Samoan affairs prompts possible U S intervention
Advices to Secretary Graham report Samoa in crisis with rising tensions and threats of renewed U S intervention. The notice follows a long chapter of protectorate governance and regional unrest, signaling potential diplomatic and strategic moves amid local and foreign pressures.
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United States
Ninetos
Graham
Samoa
Samoa Crisis Deepens With Mataafa Rebellion and War Talk
The Samoa dispute, under a Berlin treaty protectorate, sees Mataafa challenging King Malietoa while Germany and Britain back the autonomy guarantee. The US contemplates sending a warship from Honolulu to Apia as tensions rise, with Blount’s successor rumors centering on Thomas F. Crittenden or Judge Sneed and Secretary Gresham declining comment.
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Eyer
Samoa
United States
Great Britain
Germany
Cedarkrantz
Mataafa
Malietua
Malietoa
Maalietoa
State Department
Apia
Boston
Honolulu
Apis
Murder on Deal's Island. Captain Cooper slain
News from Deal's Island reports Captain Frank Cooper of the schooner Daiguer was murdered Sunday night. His body, with multiple head wounds, was found in the Chesapeake Bay near shore. Two colored crewmen from Carter's Creek fled toward St Peters aboard the Annie R. Told. Virginia authorities alerted. Disrupted by other reports of cotton crop conditions and a destructive south Georgia storm.
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Frank Cooper
Chesapeake Bay
Baltivore
Deal's Island
Carter's Creek
Lancaster County
James Vaigher
Deals Island
Jacob P. Webster
Captain Cooper
Cooper
Carter’s Creek
St. Peters
Annie R. Told
John Gannon
Virginia
Lizzie Borden Trial Defense Focuses on Motive and Alibi
In Fall River June 16 the court ruled the prosecution failed to prove the motive and tested evidence including Lizzie Borden’s purchase of prussic acid. Defense attorney Jennings argued Lizzie’s character and lack of motive, while witnesses described activity around the Borden home the morning of the murder and a suspicious stranger seen nearby.
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New Bepfoup
Massa
Fourt
Lizzie Borden
Anna Borden
Borden
Moody Rose
Lizzie
Ducey
Cambridge
Jennings
Cass
Fall River
Andrew
Barden
Kirby House
Uriah Kirby
Ciffani
Mark Chase
Nelly
Abe
Benjamin H. Hardy
Borden House
Dresed
George T. Bowen
Dal Heisa Phimben
Walter P. Stevens
Fail River
Borden Howe
Mulley
Medley
Hyman T. Robinski
Robinski
Rubinski
Roabinski
Policeman Mullaly
Bridget Sullivan
Charlen B. Gardner
Kobinski
Anniversary of Bunker Hill Celebration in Chicago
The Sons and Daughters of the Revolution plan a June 16 and 17 observance in Chicago of the Battle of Bunker Hill fought near Boston on June 17, 1775. The event highlights a granite monument begun in 1895 and completed in 1343, with members including Paul Revere’s descendant and other notable figures.
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Chicago
Bunker Hil
Boston
Lafayette
San Francisco
Sons of Revolutionary Siren
New York City
Sons of the Revolution
Sons of the American Revolution
United States
Horace Porter
Chauncey
Depew
Thomas F. Bayard
Bradley T. Johnson
Jonathan Trumball
J. C. Breckinridge
M. Shepard
Paul Revere
Tex
Boston Harbor
Goncord
General Gage
George Washington Basil
George Washington
Joseph Frederick Ward
Joseph Walt
Yates
William F. Young
John Putnam
Israel Putnam
Society of Sons of the American Revolution
Daughters’ Society
National Soclaty Ars
Adist E. Stevenson
William D. Cabell
H. V. Boynton
Iz Uen
James R. McKee
B. H. Walworth
Joshua Wilbour
O. H. Tittman
John R. Putnam
A. C. Greer
L. P. Besle
A. H. Cox
B. Buskner
A. G. Brackett
M. MacDonald
Richard Haya
McGill
D. R. Barclay
Harry Heth
Benjamin Butterworth
Loraine Dorsey
Stranshaw
James McMillan
F. W. Dicking
Eugenis Washington
A. Howard Clark
Rosa Wright Smith
Charles Sweet Johnson
M.S. Lockwood
F. Blount
E. T. Bullock
Justice Brewer
Hoke Smith
A. W. Greely
Henry M. Shepherd
National Society
Benjamin Harrison
Election Day Heat Ushers Quiet Berlin Vote
On June 16 in Berlin voters faced tropical heat as polls opened with little disorder. Workers left factories for ballots while officials received leave to vote. Social Democrats active. Agrarians cheered Count Herbert von Bismarck’s progress. anti army bill votes scarce.
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Bers
Berlin
Hock Brewery
Socialist Second District
Fisher
Brombast
Social Democratic
Count Herbert Bismarck
Jericho
Count Herbert
von Exidy
Bin
Social Democrats
Market Quotations and Prices Across Wheat and Commodities
Market quotations from New York and Baltimore show mixed prices for flour, winter wheat, corn, oats, rye, and wool. Grain futures cover No 2 red wheat, white and yellow corn, and milling wheat by sample, with butter, eggs, pork, and bacon markets also listed alongside dairy creamery products and coffee spots.
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New York
Minnesota
Sweety
Migziszc
Sisawie
Stern
State
Western
Pennsylvania
RMA
Baltimore
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Bio Office
Tates Insurannce Building
Frederick, Md
Remington
W. T. Delaplaine
Republican League
Patterson
Ainsworth
Corober
Ford
Bingham
James L. Parsons
Aad
Hanvey
Matthew Lassie
Arsenal
Colonel Ainsworth
Thave
Hanvery
Thomas
Dons
War Department
David L. Cisse
Annt
Cissel
Martin H. Thorpe
F.C. Ainsworth
Witnhes
Captain Tanner
Tenth Street
General Sons OF Revolution
AE Stevenson
Daughters OF Revolutionee
Blount
Wasixetus
Thomas F. Crittenden
Mexico
Judge Sneed
Kentucky
J. H. Blount
Georgia
Hawaiian Islands
Gresham
Crittenden
General Crittenden
Sneed
AnGisTa
Augneia Exchange
South Geogia
Valdosta
Thou
Baptist
Prussie
Wastin
General Land Office
Upper
Marlboro
Urrek Marleoro
Jone
William Pinkney
Daniel Barber
Bothem
Pinkney
N.N. Hall
Joseph Cannane
Barber
Bunker Hill
Fort Gime
Fane i
Henry Starr
Bog Creek
Novasta
Starr
Milinn
N. Farnell
Henry Johnson
Jobson
Parnell
Panama
Charles de Lesseps
Pansos Canal
Scasdal
Paris
Panane Canal
Prawina Canal Company
M. Eiffel
M. Fontaine
Ferdinand de Lesseps
Charles
Marinus Fontaine
Henri Cottu
Gustave l Enfet
M. Charles de Lesseps
M. de Lesseps
Fay
Lexington
LexineTos
Edwin W. Fay
University of Texas
Washington and Lee University
Carter J. Harris
Jubns Hopkins University
Leipzig
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