Real Estate Bond Sales At Mutual Insurance Building Frederick Md
Real estate agents and dealers in stocks bonds and mortgages will sell on commission at the Mutual Insurance Building Frederick Md. Bonds offered at 5 percent interest with security on real estate and plant valued up to eighty thousand dollars. Also a 650 acre stock farm with seven fields and timber offered at a sacrifice near Frederick. Elegant country residence of John A Williams Eng near the National Pike for sale or rent. Call for particulars.
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Mutual Insurance Building
Frederick, Mc
Frederick
Per
Pooieaville
C. & Q. Canal
Boffer
John A. Wiliams
Eng
Sradde Three Milea Weat
Mont Bean
Diverse 19th Century News Roundup From The Rews
The German training ship Gesenau sails from Newport to Cowes England. A Baltimore politician Barney Kelly dies in the street. Maryland peaches shipments expected to reach a million baskets this season. The Duke of Veragua will visit Albany with extensive events planned. The People’s Bank of Pomona closes with full deposit pay. Maryland pension examiners and Dr Edward Gilham take duties. Louis Hobumold drowns at Washington soldiers home lake. Henry T Thurber likely Democratic Michigan governor candidate. Mrs Alex Cameron discharged by Halifax grand jury after six months in jail. Secretary Carlisle seeks resignation of St Julien BR Depray of South Carolina. Canadian Liberal convention calls for radical tariff reform and free trade. Naval board finds Port Royal dry dock largely undamaged and clears contractor. Emiline Catholl Henderson divorced from David Henderson of Belfast. US consuls abroad see large changes. about 230 desirable posts paying $1,500+ remain. A broker knocks grain sack at New York Produce Exchange. Callaghan and Taylor clash in humorous confrontation. General Longstreet’s Georgia home near ruins, described as a white pine bandbox with a grand pine-mountain view. The Confederate veteran remains 72, with patriarchal appearance.
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Gesenau
Newport
Cowes
England
Barney Kelly
Baltimore
Queen Anne's County
Duke of
Maryland
Edward W. Gil Ham
Louis Hobumold
Washington
Henry T. Thurber
Cleveland
Michigan
Alex Cameron
Halifax
Carlisle
St. Julien BR. Depray
South Carolina
Georgia
Pine Mountains
Daly Badly Punished in Eight Handed Upper Cut Show
Coney Island June 23 report on an athletic club boxing night drawing a large crowd. Eight bouts featured top contenders from Brooklyn Philadelphia and Buffalo with Mike Leonard George Reynolds Billy Ernst Billy Vernon Jim Daly and Joe Butler delivering fierce exchanges. Leonard stopped Reynolds in nine. Ernst knocked out Vernon in the ninth to trigger chaotic celebrations. Daly defeated by Butler after a brutal third to sixth round stretch. grim scene as Vernon was helped to dressing room.
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Coney Islaxp N
Corey Island
Jstic
Mike Leonani
George Reynolds
Brooklyn
Coner Ieland
Billy Ernst
Billy Vernon
Haverstraw
Jim Daily
Jim Corbett
Joe Butler
Joe Goddard
Philadelphia
Mike Leonard
Leonard
Reynold
Ernst
Vernon
Daly
Jim Daly
Buffalo
John P. Eckhart
Dan Gallagher
Charles Gleason
Butler
Jack Fogarty
Benny Murphy
Gossip Triggers Bank Run at First National Bank
A citywide rumor sparked a run on the First National Bank tied to idle gossip about Tepneswe Coaltron and a railroad firm’s payroll lapse last Saturday. The Tennessee company employs about 1,063 miners and denies receivership or direct ownership of the bank, which merely acted as payroll disburser.
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Kumar
Brewinguas
Jace
First National Bank
Tepneswe Coaltron and Railroad Company
Tennessee Company
Rere
York
Bank
Tennessee
Bere
Stanford Estate valued at 35 million in 1890s report
A San Francisco report places the late Senator Stanford’s wealth around 35 million. It details Pacific Improvement Company holdings, Southern Pacific bonds, San Francisco cable property, and vast land including Palo Alto and Vina vineyard. Estimated annual income from stocks and bonds near 1 million. The estate emphasizes diverse assets and large real estate value.
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San Francisco
Stanford
Pacific Improvement Company
Stanford, Huntington, Hopkins, Searles and Crocker
Southern Pacific Company
Stanfords
Southern Pacific
San Francisco Cable Road
Vina
Palo Alto
Destructive Kansas cyclone devastates Williamstown area
A Kansas cyclone near Williamstown leveled a half mile wide path six miles long. Fifteen people died with brutal destruction including the Kincaid family in the Williamstown schoolhouse. Survivors and medical teams aided victims as engines of rescue and care moved through Perry and Lawrence.
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Sunfower
Wilkeebarre
Priory
Kan
Williamstown
Kansas
Mrs. Hutchinson
Eva Rincaide
Samuel Stewart
L. M. Grimes
Stewart
Perry
Lawrence
Praire
Williemstown
Kincaide
Arthur Evans
Evans
Lightning strikes ville railroad car. cars damaged
A ville railroad line was struck by lightning near here, tearing the locomotive and whistle apart. Stoves in the cars were demolished and many windows shattered, but no one was seriously injured.
Attempt At Robbery Ends With Train Firefight In Texas
A southbound Missouri Kansas and Texas passenger train No 4 near Stringtown Texas was ambushed by an estimated six bandits believed tied to the Dyer gang. The robbers fired at the engineer as the train passed at about 20 miles per hour and escaped before authorities closed in Roan Raney bottom published report notes the express and registered pouches aboard and fear further attempts.
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Ibis
Raney Bottom
Survey of Labrador expedition starts on perilous journey
Officials of the Canadian Geological Survey depart from Quatre for a two year exploration into eastern Canada's Lab rador peninsula. They aim to solve mysteries of Lake Mistassini and the Hamilton river cataract while traversing the interior from south to north and visiting Ungave bay and Hamilton inseta.
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Canadian Geological Survey
Quebec
Geological Survey
Quatre
Canada
Labrador Peninsula
Mistassini
Hamilton River
Labrador
Consuls to Abroad and Other Washington Notes
Several memos from the national capital report advances in foreign service posts with promotions to consulates general in Singapore and Brockville. A Chicago article notes no pension deficiency for the current year while detailing pension appropriations and expenditures. Additional items include internal revenue collector tenure, faster interest payments, a librarian vacancy at the Department of Agriculture, and other political appointments and local events.
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Wasmixetos
Jang
Treasurt Department
Pensio
Treasury
Sevenue
Wasaixetox
Jane
Internal Revenue Collectors
Obscene Rhyme Ring Busted On Rail Trains
Baltimore and Ohio and Union News expose a scheme selling obscene literature on trains. News agent W B Jones arrested at Cambridge Ohio, identifying J L Barr of The Cyclone as supplier. Barr bailed, claiming similar activity on other railroads.
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General Utility Mae
Baltimore and Ohio Company
Union News Company
News Company
W. B. Jones
Cambridge
Jones
Butler
J. L. Barr
Barr
Market Quotations From The New York And Baltimore
Market quotations show flour prices for winter and spring wheat with varied grades and futures options. Rice, corn meal, rye, and butter prices appear alongside beef lard and pork figures. Grain, wheat, and cotton quotes mix with dairy and creamery butter notes. figures reflect regional bids and standard grades.
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New York
Minnesota
Western Steam
Baltimore
General McKaig Invited to Speak by District Groups
Congressman McEsty received invitations from several managers to speak in a fine auditorium on day 4. He is unsure if he can attend due to a busy schedule. McKaig also received an invitation to be guest of the Maryland Democratic Club in DC on June 24 for a water trip aboard the celebrated steamer Harry Randall.
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Gen. McKaig
Congressman McEsty
Joe
Tammany
Daly
Mr. McKaig
Maryland Democratic Club
District of Columbia
Harry Randall
Home foundation laid for new dwelling on F and L turnpike
A new house foundation has been completed for Mr. M Q Valentine on the F and L turnpike just north of Chestnut Grove schoolhouse. Carpenters are at work. the 28 by 13 foot frame dwelling will be comfortable and well sited near the road.
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M.Q. Valentine
F. and L. Turnpike
Chestnut Grove
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