Two Houses and a Farm for Sale in Frederick Area
W L Parsons announces real estate offerings in Frederick including two houses on West All Saints Street with 16 and 6 rooms, a large lot, and favorable terms. Also marketed is Spoack Farm near Poolesville, a 550 acre stock farm with a frame house, stabling for 13, and water in each field, plus an undeveloped two acre tract near the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Wilcoxron
West All Saints
Market
Alto
West All Saints St
Wertof
Seall
My Ofiea
SPOCK
Poolesville
Montgomery County
Crigh A. Lough
Monterue Pike
Lough
Loffer
John HL Williams
Braddock
Frederick
Guaranteed Cure and Medicines Advertising Flurry
An old advertisement touts Dr Fongs New Discovery for consumption coughs and colds with a money back guarantee after a trial. It promotes Dr Kings New Discovery, Beechams Pills, Lane's medicine, Garrett & Pearre druggists, and Beecham’s Balm, with testimonials from W B dairyman of New Lexington Ohio and references to various ointments and salves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberisin
C. B. Main
Jaf Union City
Chamberlain
Garrett & Pearre
Droges
Garror
Dairymans
Dairyman
New Lexington
Ohio
Druggsists
Buckien
Trial of Dr Briggs Opens as Assembly Prosecutes
The assembly convened as a court to hear the Briggs heresy case with a large crowd. Dr Briggs faced a five hour defense plan and debated the appeal’s legality, asserting the appeal must reflect the presbytery’s final judgment and questioning the church’s handling of heresy within constitutional limits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Briggs
Amittance
Profesor Briggs
Dr. Birch
Elder McCook
Professor Briggs
Craig
W. PF. Birch
Supreme Court
New York Presbytery
Presbyterian Church
Bnggs
Church of Jesus Christ
General Assembly
Bin
Briggus
White House Callers Shape Dem Party Policy Talks
May 25, WasutsoTos. The president no longer worries about callers but their representatives press for party aims. Conversation centers on turning out Republicans and replacing them with Democrats, with few discussions on tariff or finance. Cleveland aims to unite the party, advocate tariff cuts, a large income tax, banks tax repeal, and Sherman act repeal, before Congress meets. Prominent callers include Senators White Faulkner Cockrell Tarpie Hunton Cullom Gray and Representatives Dockery Mc Millin Paynter Swanson Taylor Caruth Yurpiv Sipe McCreary Allen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WasutsoTos
Cleveland
Africa
Democratic Party
Congress
White
Faulkner
Cockrell
Tarpie
Hunton
Cullom
Gray
Dockery
McMillin
Paynter
Swanson
Taylor
Caruth
Yurpiv
Sipe
McCreary
Allen
Eulalie Visited Mount Vernon and Washington Tomb
Princess Eulalie enjoyed a sunny Mount Vernon trip in stylish attire as crowds pressed through the mansion. Separately, federal action on the World's Fair Sunday opening prompted potential injunctions. Canadian smugglers and a Lexington check forger were reported, while Muskegon drownings and a Beauregard portrait bid closed the day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eulalie
Washington
WasmaeTox
Mount Vernon
Infanta
Tomb of
Ulster Rally and Home Rule Notes from Belfast
Ulster Conservatives stage a large Belfast demonstration honoring the Marquis of Salisbury with about 3000 participants. Salisbury urges quickening the home rule bill but warns Unionists to expose its dangers. Also reports the Magdeburg murder case, Colonel Dally found in London, and other brief items including pension-fraud arrests in Norfolk.
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Belfast
Magdeburg Monsters
Colonel Dally
London
Ulster
Lord Salisbury
Gladstone
Norman
House of Lords
England
Ireland
Infanta Eulalia of Spain Visits the United States
The Infanta Eulalia, aunt to the Spanish king, tours America as a representative at the World’s Fair. Born February 12, 1804 in Madrid, she travels with her husband the Infante Antonio and two sons. She is warmly received in Madrid, Paris, and at President Cleveland’s White House visit. A second item notes a local hoax where a liveryman unknowingly bought back his own blanket from a street seller for one dollar.
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Washixcton
United States
Milchrist
Chicago
Clney
United States Commission
Infanta Eulalia
Spain
Lee-Ah
Maris Eulsiia Francisca d'Ansis
Margarita Roberto Isabella Francisca de Paula Christina Maria de la Piedad
Isabella I
England
Alfonso XII
Paris
Antonio Luis Filipe Maria
Bourbon- Orleans
Duke de Montpensier
Sevile
Madrid
Alfonso
Luis Fernando
Prince
Infante of Spain
Princess Regiment of Hunsars
Order of the Golden Fleece
Portugal
Exlalla
Weil
Nfanta
Mia Cleveland
Verdict of Guilty in Assault Case at Westminster
The Westminster jury found Wiliam Bond guilty on the third and fourth counts of an indictment for assault with intent. On September 9, 1892, Officer Matthews arrested Bond for disorderly conduct and brought him before Justice Wiliam Moore. Bond drew a knife in the office, aimed at the officer and the judge, but the weapon stuck in the table and was struck from his hand.
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Westminster
Wiliam Bond
Intentio H
Matthews
Bond
Justice of the Peace
Wiliam Moore
Queen Victoria Day Celebrations At World’s Fair Exposition
The Queen Victoria birthday was lavishly observed by British representatives at the exposition with banners and the royal stand in Victoria House. Canada India Jamaica and other colonies participated with decorations and music as the British buildings opened. The Quadknut Indians entertained with a war canoe display while German Austrian sections opened amid official ceremonies. A police note reports a fatal accident near the Wells plant, and New York court news covers a policy shop conviction.
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Vicworia
Canada
British Guinea
Jamaica
Ceylon
India
Chicago
England
Lake Michigan
Victoria Mouse
Miariues
Britannia
Victoria House
Bo Her Majesty
Vancouver Island
British Columbia
Grand Basin
Wermoth
World's Fair Council of Administration
Horace Tucker
Bureau of Admissions
Jackson Park
Seven Brief News Bits From A Dated Page
A digest of short items notes the National Union Bank of New York City gaining authority to begin business, Cincinnati University funds largely missing, Senator Eula taking a finance post in Italy, Schett the Vienna court dentist reportedly missing and robbed, San Juan del Sur’s governor denying a New York censorship claim, Eleonora Duse recovering and debuting in London, and the Ep worth League holding its fourth annual meeting across several eastern states.
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National Union Bank of
New Yor City
Capital
Cincinnati University
Eula
Ministry of Financ
Herr Schett
Viens
General Guerra
San Juan del Sur
Nicaragua
New York
Eleonora Duse
Lyric Theatre
London
Actreny
Epworth League
Baltimore
Philaamphia
Central Pennsylvania
Pittsburg
Erie
West Virginia
Washington
Osf Episcopal Church
Wreck of Wisconsin train sparks fatal blaze at Gray's Lake
May 25 near Gray's Lake Wisconsin train No 33 on the Wisconsin line wrecked after parting at the beach section. Two cars held naphtha. fire spread over marsh and water. A section man was burned to death. dispatcher W A Strahan badly injured. several others lightly burned. two tramps slightly burned.
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Dentroya Life and Property
WatkrEsua
Wis
Trin
Wisconsin Line
Gray's Lake
W. A. Strahan
Arkle
The Brooklyn Bridge Tenth Anniversary Celebrated
The New York and Brooklyn Bridge tenth anniversary closed with flag display on the towers. Public use since opening exceeded forecasts. bridge receipts about 10 million dollars in ten years, half for maintenance and half for improvements. Original cost 15 million, total cost about 2 million more. Approximately 250,069,000 passengers carried since railroad introduction, rising from 1.1 million in 1884 to over 40 million last year.
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New Yeur
New York and Brooklyn
Market Quotations From A Fragmented Market Note
Fragmented OCR lists various market terms including wheat types and grades, corn, creamery products, and milling references. It mentions spring and winter wheat patents, samples, and assorted dairy and grain items with scattered figures and identifiers, reflecting a rough market notice.
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W. L Parsons
Panso
Mutual Insurance Building
Fredrick Brick Works
the News Stream Job Printing Department
Babrnom
The
Mayers
Cincinnati
Grito
Toronto
Oakland
Catarro
Srve Meyer
Mayer
Jake Mayers
T. J. Hickey
Altona
Kanass
Garratt & Druggiste
Lane
Beecham’s
DR. Briggs
Presbytery of
Presbytery
Appelle
Besid
Minis
White House
Treasury Department
Treasury
John T. Barry
Barry & Sons
Morrisburg
Ont
Berry
Potsdam
Lexington
W. Godfrey
Bank of Lexinegion
Iso
Wackecon Lake
Muskegon
Harry Dood
Thomas Slager
Muskegon Lake
Heauregard
Charleston
Mar
General Beauregard
Mumepal Portrait Gallery
P. H. Carter
Georgia
Salisbury
Magdeburg
Breurm
Rosalie Buntrock
Fritz Erbe
Kasten
Klage
Erbe
Rowe
Yono Balow
Vatican
Pope Leo
Reichstag
Army
Norfolk
United States Marshals
Jane James
Grand Jury
Spain's
Dona Eulans
Davis Suym
Lawrene Devinney
GH Wells Supply Company
Rollins Rails
Jefferson Daily Cercemoni
New YoRa
J. Taylor Ellyson
Jefferon Davis
Licenit Court of Appeals
Richmond
Hien
Fuller
Circuit
Goff
Snuder Hughes
Morris
Circuit Court of Appeals
Policy Wen
George Taylor
Corporation Court
Nining
Brooklyn Bridge
McClonkey
Lovreville
McCloskey
Galt House
Carter
St. Josefu
Mich
Thornton Carter
Christ
Princes Michel
Eddy McKee
Sieh
Augusta
Rouey
J. H. Averill
Port Royal
Gary and
Boykin Weight
Birmingham
Monaigonmery
Chattanooga
Mobile
Macon
Savannah
Nashville
New Orleans
Atlanta
Memphis
St Loms
Brooklyn
Boston
Philadelphis
Afinat
Tievator
Suly
Aessiersiam
Hee
Jane ThiQite
Ryde
Cartan
Jdie
Boutey
Reguinery
Fee
Rio
Far
Peantie Asehugedl
Neawepa Peo
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