Bonds on Faris Farm and City Property for Sale
W L Parsons advertises $20,000 in par bonds with 5 percent interest payable semiannually on May and November firsts, exempt from rates, secured by $60,000 real estate and plant investments. Also listed are two houses for sale, a stock farm of about 550 acres with a frame house, stabling, and timber, a country residence near Braddock, and a spring opening at a local millinery shop along with various medicinal advertisements and local notices.
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Washington Gossip on Public Printer and Posts
Washington gossip notes calls at the White House by Rep. Qurbwsite Ohio Wellington Hanger Brown New York seeks Peru post. President hints on appointments and postmaster terms. Virginia figures like McDonald and Hoge win Treasury division posting. overall 108 appointments noted with several contested seats and recalls.
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New York
Peru
io 'erief
Wasnixcox
White House
Qurbwsite
Ohico
Wertz
somers
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Hanger
Brown
Alexander McDonald
Virginia
United States
McDonald
Daniel
Gresham
World’s fair notes mix gondoliers and weather chaos
May coverage from Chicago reports damp lacustrine winds dulling crowd appeal at the World’s fair. Gondolier costumes arrive late, weather chills, and architecture critics prepare varnishing day opinions amid bustling but uneven preparations.
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CHICAGO
fine arts
Philadelphia's New Postmaster Named Carr to Succeed Field
Washington May 5. Among post masters appointed by the president was Wala W Carr for Philadelphia to succeed John Field who resigned. National League ball games: Cleveland 3 Chicago 5 Baltimore 7 Boston 11 Washington 8 New York 5 Louisville 2 Pittsburg 6. No game at Brooklyn.
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Philadelphia
Washington
Wala W. Carr
John Field
Cleveland
Chicago
Baltimore
Boston
New York
Louisville
Pittsburg
Brooklyn
Peaceful crusade proposed in Jerusalem celebration plan
A Philadelphia meeting at Carpenter's Hall outlines a universal gathering in Jerusalem to celebrate the twentieth century opening. Resolutions will go to the Chicago World's Fair Parliament of Religions and to major papers worldwide. Leaders urge unsectarian participation across Judaism Islam and Christianity.
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Chicago
Hosy Land
PAULADELPHIA
Jerusalem
Carpentere’ Hall
Dr. &KCock
Jesse E. Peyton
Independence Hall
America
McCook
Morais
weose rel Jercaalem
ey ceolty
Financial Sc uation and Treasury Reserve Details Revealed
Treasury officials discuss gold reserve levels amid confusion over figures as $100,000,000 difference appears. Treasury books show reserve near $987,509,373, while earlier figures suggest a larger total. Separate items note pension payments, contract awards for paper and securities, and staffing changes in the fourth class postmasters.
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Carlisle
treasury department
rir
United Stats
Messrs. Crane & Co
Daltos,hines
Sunday School Lesson On Wisdom And Chastening
The lesson quotes Hebrews and Proverbs linking divine chastening to growth in holiness. It weaves references to wisdom, life in Christ, and righteous paths, noting scriptures about enduring correction and seeking wisdom as life. It also mentions Moody and Sankey arriving in Chicago for revival meetings during the World’s Fair.
White Cap Outrage Shocks Brookhaven Courthouse
Mississippi headlines report a White Cap mob surrounding the Brookhaven courthouse and menacing Judge Chrisman, who adjourned court and faced armed resistance before a posse was formed. Governor Stone dispatched troops as the mob fled, with tensions rising over the arson indictments and possible future actions.
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Jackson
Miss
lawry
Missisippi
Brookhaven
Chrisman
Chilsman
zome
Judge Chrisman
posae
horace
Stone
Wheat and grain price notes from New York to Philadelphia markets
Market briefs report prices for wheat corn oats and rye in New York and Philadelphia with bids for May June and July and notes on creamery butter and pork prices. The item mentions Mr Wallace Beall of Liberty planning to move to New Market next winter to head the public school.
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PHIL
DELPHIA
Minnesota
Pennsylvania
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daly
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Wallace Beall
Liberty
New Market
Mad dog chase ends with animal killed near Frosttown
A rabid dog roamed from Derr’s Frosttown property toward Mt Tabor and Ostoctin Creek, biting and chasing several dogs and a horse. Walter Delsuder wounded the beast, then George Crone Jr. finished it with a fatal shot near the old dem. The dog later passed through Boonsboro, where it bit a local dog multiple times.
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Bekigest Middlewows
Middletown Register
Job H. Derr
Frosttown
South Mountain
Dens
John Miller
Jacob Shank
Miller
Keller
Ostoctin Creek
Mt Tabor
Walter Delannder
Measre
John
Por Leatherman
Hagerstown
turnpike bridge
Middletown
Leatherman
Geo Crones
Walter Delauder
Thos. W. Koogle
Walter Delsuder
George Crone, Jr
John H. Dost
Boonsboro
Washington county
Samuel Wagnes
John Lapole
Leonard Emmert
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Middletown Man Recovers Partial Paralysis After Long Illness
In Middletown, Robert Thomas, aged about 63, suffered paralysis a decade ago and partly recovered. Last week he was admitted to hospital, his condition worsened, but milk punch revived him. Remarkably, he now regains use of his left arm after ten years. Elsewhere, two inches of rain flooded lowlands near Catoctin Creek. Hogs in the region suffer a mysterious rheumatic disease causing paralysis and death. A Disciple Church will rise near Wolfville and a Dunkard Meeting House is planned near Goodbosa.
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Middletown
Robert Thomas
Thomas
Catoctin
Wolfzville
Goodbosa
A Quick Trip at the World’s Fair and Return
Mr. Robert Thomas Jr of Chicago attended the opening at the World’s Fair and spent the afternoon on the grounds. He traveled to Middletown via Earper’s Ferry and Frederick then returned, noting immense crowds and a crush so severe he was swept off his feet.
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Robert Thomas, Jr
Chicago
Pitt Grounds
Middletown
Thormsa
Earper's Ferry
Frederick
Thomas
Fair Grounds
Erestent Dievelang
Flowers for Decoration Day Weather and Growth Impacts
Weather over the past two weeks has kept rain and cold, hindering flower growth. The article notes there is time before Decoration Day to grow sufficient flowers to honor those who died defending the Union, but conditions are not favorable for flourishing, colorful blooms.
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Chicago
army of
Dahomey
Erebus
Potter Palmer
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ehsrings
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Palmer
Union
Venus as Evening Star in Superior Conjunction
The article notes Venus as an evening star during a superior conjunction with the sun, describing the geometry of the planet’s positions and the subtle influence on Earth's conditions. It emphasizes that these orbital phases, though often imperceptible, merit close study by astronomers when they occur.
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Venus
earth
Tragic steps death prompts uproar over school entryway
Roy Smith seven died last evening at his parents West South street home from injuries after falling from the Public School steps on West South street Inez Tuesday reports in Taz News. The steps have long menaced local pupils and neighbors, and call for removal before more lives are lost. Real estate transfers listed include Joseph G Miller and wife to Harry B Witter 22 acres land Teas 220 Ira E Shafer Sarah C Groff et al to John E Shafer five acres land 54.51. Also note Prof C B Gramer optician now resident at Carlin House and purchasing two tambder bicycle for professional calls. MF
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West South street
Inez Taseday
Taz News
Joseph G. Miller
Harry B. Witter
Ira E. Shafer
Sarah C. Groff
John E. Shafer
C.8. Gramer
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