Real estate agent seeks sale of Shoe factory building in Frederick Md
W L Parson B W, real estate agent and dealer, offers for sale on commission the Shoe factory building with all sparing frontage on East Second Street in Frederick. The property, a potential manufacturing site with Penn and Baltimore switch, must be sold in 60 days at a low price on easy terms. Also offering $20,000 in Frederick Brick Works bonds secured by first mortgage bearing 5 percent interest, maturing May 1, for local buyers.
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East Second Street
Penn. & B
Olive
Frederick Brick’ Works
Aenum
Stock Farm for Sale Near Poolesville Maryland
Auction notice states a 550 acre stock farm near Poolesville Maryland with 4500f fertile land, 2 miles from C and O Canal, timber balance, divided into ravens fields with running water. Improvements include a 9 room frame house and stabling for 18 horses plus outbuildings. Owner seeks buyers and invites inquiries at the office.
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Poolesville
Montgomery County
C. & O. Canal
Ite
For Sale Elegant Country Residence Near Frederick
Offer to sell or rent the estate of John AL Williams Esq at Sradcock three miles west of Frederick on the National pike. A prime country residence with 36 acres of land, water, improvements, grounds, shrubbery and fruit trees. Includes farm buildings a two story frame house a bank barn and a tenant house on the turnpike. Call office for particulars.
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John AL Williams
Sradcock
Frederick
National Pike
Governor McBinler at World's Fair and other 1900s notes
Summary of scattered items: Governor McBinler and wife at the World's Fair. Daniel S. Largoni rumored governor candidate in New York. a Tennessee farmer finds seven Spanish coins. a deadly lightning storm in the Minbo river valley with twelve killed. Chilean minister Senor Gsna formally presented to the president. Flower discussed as a possible New York Democratic presidential nominee. a barn fire in Gib gon leaves 125 homes homeless. Mecca cholera deaths from June 15 to 20 reach 83. a 15 year old Louisiana girl shows iron-bending strength. Consul Collins secures pledges from shipowners to curb cholera infection. George Jordan of OccoQuan killed by an engine in Bennings. Edward Weise awarded silver life-saving medal in Milwaukee. Hoke Smith fined pension bureau staff. Martin Knudson cited for aiding shipwreck rescue. Victoria en route to Balmo ral for Buffal Bills Wild West show deserters in Australia sent home. Senor Gana to seek Swiss commission member. Frankfort convicts enjoy football and games in jail.
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McBinler
Daniel S. Largoni
New York
Minbo
Portugal
Senor Gsna
Flower
Gibgon
New Bronstrick
Mecca
Louisiana
Patrick A. Collins
George Jordan
Occoquan
Bennings
D.C
Carlisle
Edward F. Weise
Milwaukee
Hoke Smith
Pension Bureau
Martin Knudson
Pilot Island
Wisconsin
A. P. Nichols
Victoria
Balmoral
Etoria Mayr
Teck
Buffaln
Europe
Australia
United States
Senor Gana
Gresham
Frankfort
Stanford Death and Legacy Mourned at Palo Alto
News from Menlo Park reports Senator Leland Stanford died after long illness, with mourning across the estate. He endowed California with twenty million for Palo Alto University, built vast vineyards, and served as governor and U S senator. Ambitions for his estate and university are discussed as the nation processes the loss.
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Menlo Pank
Cal
Stanford
California
Markham
Kiepalotkeao
Justice Field
Leland Stanford
Watervliet
Albany County
N.Y
Central Pacific Railroad
United States
Seistor
Stanford Estate
R. Taylor
Palo Alto
Gage
Monetary Congress Delibers on Silver and Currency at Chicago
Report on the Monetary Congress held in Chicago with delegates from many states. Discussion centered on free silver and the value of silver in circulation, with advocates arguing it would relieve monetary slavery and expand currency options. Speakers urged restoring silver’s prominence to challenge gold dominance. Flower of New York among attendees.
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Chicago
Cuiiaca
Sinan
Charles Parsorus
St. Beat
Buker
Hue
Goa
Congress
Flower
New York
Dowager Duchess Loses Tittensor Chase Case in High Court
Sir Robert Romer dismissed the Duchess of Sutherland claim to Tittensor Chase and adjacent land. Leases cited in the action were found invalid as not protecting all settlement interests. Costs awarded to the Duke of Sutherland. a further victory for the young duke since his accession. Next, a note on the Junior Order convention in Detroit with officer elections and next meeting in Asheville.
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Duke of Sutherland
Tittensor Chase
Loxpox
Robert Romer
Chancery
Her Majesty’s High Court of Justice
North Cerouog
Detroit
Order of United American Mechanics
H. A. Kibbee
New Brunswick
J.G. A. Richter
Canton
Adam Sohi
Baltimore
A. J. Solomon
Allegheny City
Henry W. Cole
National Inside Sentinel
J. O. Cooper
Fort Worth
Tex
Ational Outside Sentinel
M. J. Farry
Philadelphia
The
Owler
Asheville
N.C
Excitement in Mexico over a girl saint in trance
In City of Mexico a young woman named Angelita, long a convert who refused priestly admission due to health, lies in a religious trance at San Diego church for six days in a cataleptic state. Catholics hail her as a saint while skeptics call her an impostor paid by a priest.
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City of
Mexico
Angelita
Church of San Diego
Return of Dundee ships to south polar waters yields scientific results
From Denpee Scotland June reports describe the Royal Geographical and Meteorological societies led expedition dispatched to the south polar regions. Vessels encountered the first seal, observed whaling activity, icebergs, seabirds, and various whale species. Plant samples and rocks were collected from Erebus and Terror Gulf amid a calm Christmas sky and extensive seal killing.
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Denpee
Scotland
Dundee
South Polar
James Ross
Greenland
Royal Geographical and Rural Meteorological Societies
Ross
Hoss
Erebus
Terror Gulf
Home Rule Bill Clause Four Debated in Commons
In Lexpos on June 22 the Irish home rule bill clause four faced heated discussion in the house of commons. The committee of the whole ruled ten amendments out of order. James Parker urged preventing press censorship and interference with public meetings, as John Rigby and John Morley debated the point, drawing a sharp rebuttal from John Sexton who accused the government of dilatory tactics.
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Lexpos
House of Commons
James Parker
Patrick
Lanarkshir
John Rigby
John Morley
Ireland
John Sexton
North Kerry
Complications in a Startler Crac
A new complication arises in the Mrs Mat tie C Shann case. She sits jailed awaiting trial for alleged poisoning of her son John Shann whose disemboweled body prompted a Princeton sensation last April. Attorneys Barton and Daves withdrew, Captain Woodbury D Holt and ex dentator George O Vanderbilt sought county funded counsel which was refused
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Trenton
Mattie C. Shann
John Shann
Princeton
Barton and
Daves
Justice Abbott
Shann
No Damage From the Earthquakes in South Carolina
Telegrams report the earthquake shock was distinct and alarming across South Carolina, but caused no damage. Weather bureau official notes the quake coincided with the summer solstice and astrological events as the tide rose.
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Charleston
South Carolina
Jesunofsky
Weather Bureau
Market Quotations from New York and Baltimore Rail Market
Market quotes cover winter wheat and rye prices, flour, corn, oats, hay, cotton, meats, butter, eggs, coffee and sugar. Notable numbers include winter wheat patents around 2.40 to 2.24, Minnesota clears at 2.50 to 3.01, No 2 red corn and white wheat bids, and assorted Western grain and animal product prices.
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New York
Minnesota
SAGAN
Covator
Blige
Western Sham
Rio
Senator Newman Purchases Interest in Local Coal and Hay Firm
The Hon Jacob M. Newman state senator has bought an interest in the Kelier and Deinshmutt coal and hay business through W Irving Parsons Reel Estate and Loan Agent and will assume control immediately. An Orptians Court inventory lists stocks and bonds of the estate of Samusi Hoke, deceased.
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Jacob M. Newman
W. Irving Parsons
Reel Estate and Loan
Kelier & Deinshmutt
Newman
Orptians' Court
Peeate
Samusi Hoke
Struck by Lightning At River Falls Circus Tragedy
A violent thunderstorm struck River Falls causing lightning to hit the Ring hog Brothers tent pole. Seven people died instantly and numerous others were injured. Ringlings and staff aided victims, and bodies were laid out in the engine house awaiting identification.
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St. Paul
River Falls
Minnesota
Hinghog Brothers
O. A. Dean
Eugene Reynolds
Carpenter
Curt« Aldrich
J. A. Glendening
Vack
Ringling Brothers
Dean
Ferris Wheel Debut Showcases Engineers at Chicago Exposition
At the Midway Plaisance on June 22 the ferris wheel by George Washington Gale Ferris of Pittsburg opened to 5,000 invited guests and later thousands of fairgoers. Iowa state band played atop the Manufac area, as General Miles and other dignitaries lauded engineers. The wheel, draped in flags, offered rides after speeches on American engineering prowess.
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Chicago
Midway Plaisance
George Washington
Gale Ferris
Pittsburg
Steel and Iron
Iowa State Band
Ars
Columbus
Ferris
General Miles
Handy
Vincent
Questa
Tragic Murder Reform at Tennessee in Wild Crime Tale
A Tennessee tale reports Dr John Hood killing a man wife’s alleged lover Willan Piper after discovering them together. The brutal scene ends with Piper burned by a lamp and dies within an hour as the wife collapses over the body. Other items note disasters and notable deaths across multiple locales.
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Manax
Tenn
John Hood
Aden
Here
Willan Piper
Piper
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