Properties and Stocks Offered by W L Parsons Auctioneers
Local agency W L Parsons advertises office at 220,000 dollar bonds secured by a mortgage on Frederick Brick Works at par with 5 percent interest paid semiannually. Also lists two houses for sale in Frederick near Market Street, a stock farm of 550 acres in Montgomery County, a vacant lot for sale or rent near Braddock and the elegant Braddock country residence offered for sale or rent with extensive outbuildings and two-story mansion.
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John Wilcoxor
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John H. Williams
Braddoce
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News Items From Annapolis To Carroll County
The Constellation arrives at Annapolis and naval cadet exams are prepared. A new Methodist church is dedicated at Pipe Creek. Reports of poisoned livestock near Oakland and a canal break at Hancock. A Potomac freshet prompts health investigations in Hagerstown. A Black man named Lewis Heath is killed aboard the B S Ford in Chestertown. The Keystone Bank receiver in Philadelphia claims land in Garrett County. Maryland officials attend the LeCompte funeral in Cambridge. A Berry Wing darling from Cranberry Valley dies by spinning wheel accident. Centennial Exhibition admissions total 9 920 965. Electric streetcars restricted to ten miles per hour in city law. Tenants may be ejected with limited distraint, three month leases allow distraint. English common law fences, cattle liability rules, and naturalization requirements outlined. One witness required.
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Byvenea
Constellation
Annapolis
Pipe Creek
Carroll county
Oakland
Sir John Hopkins
royal navy
Naval Academy
Potomac
Chesapeake and Ohio Canal
Hancock
Simmons
Hagerstown
Lewis Heath
B.S. Ford
Chestertown
Keystone Bank
Philatelphia
Garrett county
Brown
Lloyd and
Jackson
Edward W. LeCompte
Cambridge
Noah Brown
Cranberry Valley
Philadelphia
Maryland
United States
Carlyle Harris Death in Sing Sing Endgame
Carlisle Harris faced execution in Sing Sing's electric chair after maintaining innocence to the end. His final hours included farewells to his mother and son, a visit from his father, and a last written review of his life and the courts' actions. Allan Harris disputed talk of a confession, asserting Carl's innocence.
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May S—Carlyle Harris
CARLYLE W. HARRIS
Sree Srie
Harris
Wiles
Durstan
Irvine
Sing Sing
Charles H. Harris
Allan
Air. Harris
Carlyle
Syracuse
Carlyle Harris
Allan Harris
Carl
Fresh Foreign Facts From the Other Side
A Danish trained craftswoman Sophie Christensen, aged 36, travels from Copenhagen to Chicago after finishing an apprenticeship and winning admission to the Joiners' Guild. Meanwhile high society in London and Delhi watches royalty rumors swirl as Caprivi politics, eight hour day protests abroad, and a Navajo clash stir tensions. An unrelated note reports Captain Ida Bennet of the Salvation Army murdered by her lover in Romanee Washington.
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Sophie Chaofensen
Dams
Sophie
wbale
depenter
Copenhagen
Denmark
Christensen
Chicago
west end
salvation Army
Sromane
Wash
Ida Bennet
Daniel W. Hoskins
Gossip in Washington on Congress and jobs in the capital
In Washington gossip centers on how Congressmen handle job applications. A would be plan proposes selling government bonds to fund gold hoards, while a seeker withdraws to avoid taking a job from someone less fortunate. A new congressman reports flood of office requests, and a watchman describes move to find a suitable posting. Presidential appointments include McDonald to Persia, Wallace to Rome, Bonwill to China, and several consuls and officials named.
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Alexander M. McDonald
Virginia
United States
Persia
Wallace
Jo 25
Florda
Rome
Stephen Bonwil
Maryland
China
James B Taney
West Virmnnz
Belfast
Alfred D Jones
North Carolina
Shanghai
Harveys Johnson
Georma
Antwerp
Harrison Rosouri
Sen Joe
Costa F Du Beliet
Texas
Rheims
Robert W. Banks
Mississippi
Jackson
Miss
John Gade
wander
CALI
Jumped From Scaffold To Escape Fatal Harpers Ferry Accident
A scaffold accident at the B and O bridge work site in Harper's Ferry left Jacob Brown, eight years old, and nine other workers injured as a four ton stone block toppled. Brown signaled the engineer to hoist, but the chain slipped and he leaped twenty five feet to safety fracturing his forehead and breaking his nose.
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Harpers Ferry
Jacob Brown
Harper's Ferry
Brown
LaFargette
Ind
Chicago
Wabash river
Michael Welsh
Indianapolis
Judge Hoffman Rules Tramps Not Arrestable For Train Rides
In Allegany County Maryland Judge Hoffman in circuit court rules that tramps boarding B and O. trains near Washington and riding to Cumberland cannot be arrested under section 231 A of article 23 of the Public General Laws of Maryland. The case involved West Virginia parties seized by Maryland constables while passing through the state on trains. The decision says the law targets Marylanders jumping trains, not out of state riders. Cumberland News notes renewed interest in revising the state criminal code with Edward Eichelberger advocating a convention of state attorneys in June to draft a unified bill. The piece emphasizes simplifying pleadings and correcting penalties and cautions cooperation across counties.
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Hoffman
Allegany County
West Virginia
Washington city
Cumberland
Maryland
Pittsburg
Pearce
the
Cumberland News
Edward 8. Eichelberger
Liste
Fraderick county
Baltimore city
Efchelberger
Fichelberger
Funerals of Isaac Sumwelt Marthe Ring and Rey St Smith
The funeral of Isaac Sumwelt was from Dr Joseph Leib residence Mount Jensant with services at M E Church led by Rev J T Marsh and Rev Marriott of Union ville. Pallbearers listed and interment at Woodsboro. A T Rice Sons were funeral directors. Marthe A Ring funeral from Feagaville to Middletown Lutheran Church with Rev Hedges and Rev Bergstresser officiating. Pallbearers named. interment Lutheran cemetery. Rey St Smith funeral from parental home on West South Street with Rev Luther Kuhlman officiating and burial in Mount Olivet Mausoleum. F Schroeder undertaker.
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Isaac Sumwelt
Joseph Leib
Mount Jensant
M. E. Church
J. T. Marsh
Marriott
Unionville
Woodsboro
Joshua Albargh
John Nussbaum
E. Zimmerman
C. A. Thomas
John Vanant
William F
Representative McKaig Recommends Post Master Appointments
Representative McKaig visited the post office department on Saturday and recommended three post master appointments in his district Perry J. Stemple at Floyd Garrett county Joseph E Mare at McHenry Ganett county and D J Carrigan at Carrigans Vale Allegany county He also visited the Interior Department.
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McKaig
Perry J. Stemple
Floyd
Garrett county
Joseph E. Mare
McHenry
Ganett county
D. J. Carrigan
Carrigansj Vale
Allegany county
Interior Department
Angry Memphis editors duel attempt ends without fight
Editor Carmack of The Commercial Appeal tried to duel W A Collier of The Appeal Avalanche by chartering a special train to Holly Springs Mississippi. A heavy veiled woman signaled trouble, Collier was arrested, and both sides eventually withdrew for now. The duel is postponed to a later date.
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Rolly Springs
MEMPHIs
Editor Carmack
The
Commercis
W. A. Collier
Appeal- Avalanche
Holly Springs
Miss
Collier
Birmingham
Davis
AL W. Connolly
Carmack
John Arnstead
J. W. Crawford
Crawford
Holmes Cummings
Collie
Cummings
White House restricts interviews to ease public duties
The president announced new rules limiting personal interviews with office seekers and visitors to designated times and days. Senators and representatives are urged to refrain from introducing constituents to secure uninterrupted interviews, as repeated applications for office disrupt public service.
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Washington
Disaster on the Mississippi River Wolf Island wreck claims many lives
A steamer Ohio rear end collision caused a boiler blast at Wolf Island two miles below the city. Deck passengers were cooked by steam and many burned. Lists show 10 dead and 18 injured, with survivors transferred to the tug Aegus and Marine Hospital. Additional wrecks and disasters follow in Texas and Indiana, with several fatalities and widespread damage.
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Wolf island
Ohio
William Huretman
fremam
St. Louis
Hampton Collins
Memphis
Thomas Woods
Cyrus Meyers
Cincin_ ost
R. W. Crews
Danville
Fred Neal
Columbus
Misa
Charles Jackson
Aegus
United States Marine hospital
H. Dickey
Newport
Aston Burr Johnson
J Patterson
Orang
N. J
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cabra
Texas
Garmesville
Tex
Blackburn
Fair Plains
Terrell
Maple
Byrne
brooken
F. A. Taylor
Howe
Bean
O.T
Luella
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