W L Parsons offers bonds and real estate deals in Frederick
W L Parsons a Frederick Md based stock broker and real estate dealer advertises 200,000 offer 20,000 coupon bonds of the Frederick Buck Works at par secured by first mortgage on all company real estate and plant with semi-annual interest of five percent. also offers two houses for sale, a stock farm, and rental properties with details on location and terms. Also promotes spring millinery opening and health product ads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
SEAL ESTATE
Inttal Insurance
Frederick, Md
Prederick Buck
gaid company
peeta
ofice
John Wilcoxong
Marker
white house
West All Sains Bt. WeaterIoest
my offlee
Poolesrie
Montgomery Gopnry
Cana
Progress of the Fair and a Chicago fire scene
May 4 in Jackson Park Illinois a fair progress report notes opening likely on Sunday after a long judiciary review and local director promises entry for Sunday ticket holders. The Pennsylvania Building opens while a minor restaurant waiter strike looms and a Chicago fire drill at the Casino showcases the expositions fire suppression system.
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Pennsylvania State Building
Liberty
Jaceson Park
Tils
judiciary committee
national commission
CHICAGO
lake shore
Bre
Pennsylvania
Pennsylvenia
iis
exposition grounds
Philadelphia
Works
Burnham
Davis
Thomas ex
Desirion orchestra
Floods and Cyclones Ravage Ohio and Neighboring States
Leestown reservoir breached near Lewiston Ohio sending 17 000 acres of floodwater down the Miami valley. Bridges swept away surrounding Lewiston Lakeview with homes isolated. In North Carolina a cyclone destroyed 15 buildings in Oxford and injured several, while Arkansas and Minnesota report rising rivers and river floods. Mississippi rises above danger in St Paul with widespread property loss. Tornado damages in South Carolina. Methodist Episcopal bishops meet in Evanston and missionary secretaries convene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BELLEFONTAINe
Leowiston
Miami valley
Lewiston
Lakeview
solr
North Carolina
Baimee
Oxford
ham
Boykin, Larwell & Smith
Masonic Orphans asylum
Notable Crimes in Harris Buchanan and Borden Trials
The article surveys Carlyle W. Harris and Dr. Robert W. Buchanan awaiting electric chair after murder convic tions, and Lizzie Borden facing life trial in New Bedford. It recounts Harris morphine evidence issues, Buchanan's European voyage, and the 1892 Borden murders with Lizzie’s contested alibi and Taunton jail awaiting June trial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carlyle W. Harris
Lizzie Borden
Robert W. Bucksnan
United States
Guiteau
Almy
Rasybrick
Harris
Buchanan
New Bedford
Jane
New York
Helen Potts
Comstock school
Smyth
ofer
Flower
New York state
George Raines
Rochester
Boyd Accepted as Fourth Maryland Judicial District Chief Judge
Cumberland attorney A Hunter Boyd expects to accept Governor Brown's appointment as chief judge of Maryland's fourth district. He plans to inform the governor in a day or two and to qualify early next week to attend part of the May term of the Washington County Court. Governor Brown said commissions were sent to both Boyd and Judge Robinson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brown
A. Hunter Boyd
Cumberland
fourth judicial district of
Maryland
Washington
Boyd
Annapolis
Robinson
Court of Appeals
Alvey
Hymeneal Cards Out And Marriages Noted
Notices report wedding cards issued for Charles Duvail and Miss Young of Ohio. Frank Seman and Carsetta Wolfe wed with Rev. Eschbach presiding at the bride’s home. Rev. Lewis Reiter and Mrs Mary J Blaler marry in Manchester Carroll County with family presence. Miss Cox bridesmaid and M Reiter best man. Fourth class postmasters named in Frederick county including J C Micheel and J F Sommers upon McKaig recommendation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Duvail
Miss Young
Ohio
SUMAN—WOLFE
Frank Seman
Carsetta Wolfe
E. R. Eschbach
Mira
E. P. Waize
Lewis Reiter
Roanoke
Mary J. Blaler
Manchester
Carroll county
W.L Stewart
Christ Reformed Church
Baltimore
Frederick county
J. C. Micheel
Doubs
J. F. Sommers
Ellerton
Clara W. Brandenburg
Harmony
P. Z. Waitmar
Lewistown
M. L. Freshure
Middle Point
W Boteler
Olive
FL A. Ordeman
Park Mills
Josish Betts
Pleasant Walk
Tits J. Day
Ridgevile
Mr. McKaig
Sociable at Evangel Church on East Church Street
News notes a sociable at the Evangel church on East Church street tomorrow evening featuring a varied program. Rev. B. M. Head and delegate Elder Charles J. Smith left for Sharpsburg to attend the Reformed Classis annual meeting convening there today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evangelical Lutheran Church
East Church street
Charles J. Smith
Sharpsburg
Reformed Classia
Inquiries Outline Russia Passport Policy for Hebrews
State department notes that Russia forbids consular officers from visaing or countersigning any document for use in Russia by a Hebrew. Gettysburg veterans invited to New York day ceremonies. Financial panic hits securities pool as A H Wheeler fails. Volcanic activity at Rilauca in Honolulu region expands lava lake. Deaths include Smith in Georgia and Ogden in New York City. Postmaster appointment dispute grows in Raleigh.
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state department
Russia
New York
Sadie
RLA. Smith
Macon
Auguste
Bethel church
Edwin Dun
Ohio
United States
Japan
Skinner & Co
Chicago
Devil's Lake
Wis
Charles M. Ogden
newipaper
New York City
Raleigh
Social World Dance Invitation at Mechanicstown Town Hall
Invitations are out for a select dance to be held at the Town Hall in Mechan icstown on the nixteenth of this month. Rhodes Select Orchestra will furnish the music. Committees include J F D Mililer D 3 Biggs J Sheridaa Bigga GC OC Wat ers Howard White Charles Cassell. Miss Clara Wineberg celebrated her twelfth birthday at her parents North Market Street residence. Friends attended and games were played, with musical selections on the piano and refreshments served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mechanicstown
Rhodes
J. F. D. Mililer
Biggs
J. Sheridaa Bigga
OC. Waters
Howard White
Charles
Cassell
Clara Wineberg
Samuel Wineberg
North Market Stract
Miss Wineberg
Clara Schroader
Advertising highlights in The Weekly News
Local items include for sale listings and notices such as The Model C G Carty Estray-Dog Farm Real Estate for Sale and Legal Notice To Creditors. Other entries mention Oehm's Acme Hall James E Walker Co and Rosd Machine plus an Ice Cream Festival and Smith's Temple of Fancy.
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Tuz Weresky Newa
ready today
Model
C. CG
Carty, Estray—Dog
Celt
Parm
Rodock & Neiaiz
C. E. Cline & Co
Oehm
Acme Hall
James E. Walker & Jo
nosale
Heal Estate
Rosd Machine
Smith's
Temple of Fancy
Stolen Goods Recovered Near Woodsboro Pike
Last Sunday night a thief entered John Mainhart's carriage house about 1.5 miles northwest of town and stole a buggy harness set worth 25 dollars, an over coat, a dress coat, and a cross-cut saw totaling about 45 dollars. Constable Brengle secured the goods after a search, uncovering them hidden in a hay mow at David Barrick's barn on the Woodsboro pike. The thief remains at large and the articles were returned to Mainhart.
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peraa
John Mainhart
Constable Brengle
David Barrick
Woodsboro pike
Arrest of Suspicious Character in Lonaconing
Lewis Brown, a white man, was arrested last night by Officer Abrecht on suspicion of matching a wanted description from Lonaconing. He is said to be a Russian Jew. The case involves a jewelry store repair engagement where watches were taken. Brown was arrested by order of the Lonaconing chief of police and jailed awaiting local authorities.
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J. Borden
Fall River
Mass
Lizzie Borden
Bridget Sullivan
John Y. Morse
Fail River
Lizzie
Bridget
Lizzle
Mr. Borden
Ava
Borden
Taunton
Mrs. Borden
Lewis Brown
white
Abrecht
Lonaconing
lt appeare
Writers' Strike Hits Indianapolis Waiters at Supper Time
May 4 dispatch says Indianapolis waiters walked out of Denison and Grand during supper, demanding 5 per month and currently earning that amount. Royal betrothal news reports the Duke of York to Princess day of Teck with the Queen’s consent to the match.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolia
Indianapolis
Denison
Grand bately
Duke of York
Princess day of Teck
Market Quotations from Baltimore and New York
Market notes list flour and wheat prices with No 2 red and mixed westerns, No 2 white, and spring patent values. Soybeans and corn are shown by sample with bids, while pork, lard, and bacon futures move on bids and dates. Variety goods including coffee and granulated sugar appear with price ranges. New York quotations cover spring and winter terms for several grains and fats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BALTIMORE
Juiz
NEW YORK
city mills
West Indies
Postmaster Appointments and Virginia Political Bids
Washington May 4 President Cleveland signals West Virginia appointments naming Cornelius C. Watts attorney and Samuel S. Vinson U S marshal for that district Senator McPherson and others discuss removing partisan postmasters General Oates seeks scalps of Republicans postmasters and a possible cabinet review. Virginians and North Carolinians push for government roles while others abandon the Third party efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Cleveland
West Virginia
Cornelius C. Watts
Samuel S. Vinson
merchal
United States
McPherson
New Jersey
General Oates
Alabama
Fauikner
Alderson
Pendleton
John Y. McKann
Brooklyn
Long Island
Chicago
Carlisis
New York
Confederate Veterans’ sexociation
Richmond
Jeferson Davis
interior department
pointe
Virginia
R. Rhodes
Christman
Haugh BR. Stripe
Clear Brook
BW. Carter
Gambon
C. E. Lite
Graves Mil
Otter Creek
Abraham Wilber
Edwin Martin
Charles Wagner
Thomas Griffith
Virginie
James M. Wells
Tennessee
Thomas Weller
John E. Morgan
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W.L PARSONS
passons
Uriah A. Lough
Soaterce pike
Louge
Ioffer
John &. Williams
Braddock
aidlea
Frederick
National pike
W. ¢. ELDRIDGE
aD &EUILWEE
PATRICK STREET
W. C. ELDRIDGE
WEST PATRICK ST
Apple
Mayers
dragesia
Wayers Drug Co
Oakland
Cheuberlain
C. B. disin
Garrett & Pearre
Richey
Moes
st adingstore
drugest
Chamberisin
Dairymacks
Chamberlain
Bird siwars
Denny
ashyraan
New Lexingon
at & Pearze
Draggiste
Lane
indge Prechem
The
congress
Cuba
Cubaes
chess bars
Atlanta
Savannah
fongomery
New Orleans
Augusta
Charleston
Memphis
Birmingham
Chattanooga
Maron
BR ROBT
pacer HARE
Mississippi
Arkansa
Ark
Saline county
Perkins township
Brisson place
Conway
St. Paul
St. Pau
Chin
Lima
Tremont City
South Carolina
CAARLESTOS
Lexington
Newberry
Methodist Episcopal
Carcaco
Mary
Methodist Episcopal church
Ea enston
Woman’s Foreign Missionary society
Evanston
Harris, Borden ,and Buchanan
Joseph A. Lefferta
Van Matera
Asbury Park
Helen Pottson
the Bay
Mr. Young
Cook
Lefferts
Robert W. Buchanan
crisnd
pas- Sak
Europe
B.C. McIntyre
Henry Watson
will sven
Mrs
Andrew
MR. BOYD
Rialmong
Potomac Valley
Big Pool
Western Maryland railroad
Chesaapeake and Ohio canal
Boke Smith
Horesback
Washisdton
Hoke Smith
intenor
Lexpos
Herbert Conlon Gard
board of agriculture
Gladstone
Trafalgar Secure
Elkton
fruma
Micchael Moore
Przetme Furnace
aca
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