Numerous Houses and Farm for Sale in Montgomery and Frederick Areas
Two houses for sale near West All Saints Street near Market, 20 rooms and 5 rooms respectively, may suit boarding use. large lot with fruit trees. A 550 acre stock farm near Montgomery County features 2 frame houses, 9 rooms, stables, timber, and canal access. owner seeks best price. Additional properties include two acres near Montewite Pike with eight rooms, modern setup, large stable and outbuildings. possible conversion of extra stone building. Also country residence of John H. Williams at Braddock, amply improved with gas, water, and grounds, available for sale or rent.
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John Witcoxron
Abe
West All Sainte St
Market
West All Serom St
Joest
Poolee
Montgomery County
Roperty
Lough
John HL Williams
Braddock
Frederick
Baggagemaster in Norfolk Robbed the Mails for Years
William M. Mason an 80 year old baggagemaster between Delmar and Cape Charles was arrested by post office inspectors for robbing mail pouches. He confessed to stealing shoes rubbers boots gloves handkerchiefs jewelry and various merchandise from mail passing through his hands along the eastern shores. Mason had eight years service with the New York Philadelphia and Norfolk Railway Company and had long evaded suspicion amid citizen complaints from Norfolk Old Point Portsmouth and nearby areas.
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Norfolk
William M. Mason
Delmar
Del
Cape Charles
Post Office
Hampton
Newport News
Fortress Afonroe
Yorktown
Berkley
Maryland
Virginia
North Carolina
Old Paint
Portsmouth
Post Office Department
Midale
Siason
New York, Philadelphia and Norfolk Railway Company
Held for murder in West Virginia case in Spokane
Johnson Ferguson alias William Smith, now jailed in Spokane County, awaits extradition papers for a West Virginia murder. He allegedly killed Jamieson Thompson, a Kentuckian, during a quarrel over a right of way near Wayne, West Virginia, three months ago, then fled to Spokane.
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Spokane
West Virginia
Spossxz
Wash
Johnson Ferguson
William Smith
Ferguson
Jamieson Thompson
Sand Ports
William Snth
Louise
Thompson
Controversial Presbyterian Assembly Rules on Briggs Appeal
The Presbyterian general assembly voted 309 to 0 to entertain the Briggs appeal after hours of debate. Dr Briggs faced renewed questioning as the assembly opened a formal trial after acquittal, amid sensational scenes and clashes over his teachings and right to speak.
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Wasrington
Presbyterian General Assembly
Briggs
Bricks
Gener
Bri
Judicial Committee
Assembi
Here.v
Briges
Dafield
Princeton College
America
Duffield
Hriggs
Professor Briggs
Craig
Atm
Dr. Duffield
Water Walkers Exhibition On Thames Draws Big Crowd
Captain Paul Boynton led a river pageant from Chelsea to London Bridge as London crowds packed Battersea shore and riverbanks. A team of dancers in nautical costumes, inflatables, and a shipband aboard Empress Frederick wowed spectators while cheers rang along the route near the Houses of Parliament.
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Paul Boynton
Losdor
Lespon
London
Battersea
London Bridge
Earl's Court
Chelhea
Battersea Church
House of Commons
Frederick
Thames
Regulation of the South Carolina dispensaries begins
Governor Tillman issued rules for the new state dispensaries opening July 1. Limits on service to once daily, no loafing, and ban on clubs serving liquor. Dispensaries to operate 1 AM to 6 PM with a special police force enforcing the law. Estimated annual expenditure and net state profit projected amid broader temperance moves.
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South Carolina
Columbia
D. C
Tillman
Tilman
North Carolina
Sunday Opening Fight Grand Display Of Woman's Work
The National Commission will refrain from an injunction to close the fair next Sunday. Commissioner Hundley said gates will open. awaiting next week to decide on a possible fall resolution. The Woman's building library, fitted by New York women, opened to invitees and later to the public, showcases books, art, and crafts by women. Disputes over fair awards grow as exhibitors join foreign commissioners against Thacher’s prize system. The Irish village at the fair was dedicated with remarks by Archbishop Feehan and Cardinal Logus.
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Ewen Verles
Tee Weald
Hundley
Judicial Committee of the
National Commission
United States
Milchrist
Mr. Handley
Persia
State of
New York
Armerican
Thacher
Trish Village
Feehan
Chicago
Logus
Armagh
All Ireland
Last Honors to Davis in Richmond May 27
Richmond prepares for the removal of Jefferson Davis remains from New Orleans with a funeral train itinerary stopping at Montgomery Raleigh and Atlanta before arriving in Richmond where Davis will lie in state at the capitol. A simple ceremony at Hollywood Cemetery will inter him with family, veterans and dignitaries in attendance.
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Jefferson Davis
New York
New Orleans
Richmond
J. Taylor Ellyson
Jefferson Davis Monument Association
Mr. Davis
Montty Lesage Rg
Eeey Ferminy
Montgomery
the Tirmay
Atlanta
Raleigh
Capitol
Hollywood Cemetery
White House
St. Paola E Pal
Davis
Ladies Hollywood Memorial Association
John 8. Gordon
United States
Georgia
United Confederate Veterans
Chas. Minnigerodée
D. D
St. Paul's Church
Hollywood
Duadband
Davis W
Washington
Memphis
Little Joe
Ladies’ Hollywood Memorial Association
Lee Camp
Winnie Davis
New Ambassador and Creeks Claim Decisions at Washington
The Washington court issued rulings in the Daniels and Wellborn Creek Nation cases, finding for the government and Indians on essential points, affecting about 1,003 claims totaling roughly 21.3 million dollars from Creek War depredations. appeals to the U.S. Supreme Court possible. Secretary Gresham announces Italy plans to elevate its Washington representation to embassy, likely with Baron Fava succeeding as ambassador. Germany expected to follow suit.
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Wasuivetos
Court of Claings
Joseph C. Daniels, Jr
H. B. Wellborn
United States
Gevend Colby
Messrs
Vale
Bart
Pugh
United States Supreme Court
Georgia
Alabama
WoasattxoTos
Gresham
Washington
Baron Fava
Germany
Multiple Brief News Items From May 27
The Beur and Rash left Port Townsend for seal islands while the Victoria sails on Lake Nicaragua under a foreign flag. Secretary Carlisle seeks the designation of Frank Swigart of Indiana as chief of disbursing in the second comptroller’s office. The U S government stations quarantine ships at Hamburg to inspect vessels for health. John H Goode, Utlea dry goods merchant and Canistout knitting mill owner, closed his store and faced judgments totaling about 60 000. The Britannia won the Royal Thames Yacht Club regatta first prize with Varuna second and Calan third. The pope notes progress on St John Lateran decoration amid funds of 4 000 000 lire. Pelham residents protest the disappearance of ex Supervisor Sherman T Pell as audits show a 4 543.04 cash balance. Colville Indians report an attack on a government surveying party near Spokane, with white casualties denied. Two men try to rob a mobile rail express car near St. Louis. they flee as the train stops. Richmond Terminal securities deposits and withdrawals create market chatter in New York. The New Exposition Flyer, a 20‑hour NYC–Chicago train, undergoes a successful test run at 65 mph with a new rigid buffer. Charles G Watson to Washington as private secretary to the U S treasurer. Queen Wilhelmina’s illness worries Dutch royal family and may threaten Nassau Orange lineage. In Rome, Giolitti’s cabinet survives a confidence vote amid reorganization. Illinois’ reapportionment bill clears the House and heads to the Senate and governor. Frank Richey released on bail in Little Rock after alleged murder charges, with weak evidence.
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Beur
Rash Haw
Port Townsend
Wash
Seal Islands
Victoria
Nicaragua
Carlisle
Frank Swigart
Indiana
United States
Hamburg
John H. Goode
Utlea
Canistout
Thames
Pruce of Wales
Varuna
St. John Lateran
Pelham
Sherman T. Pell
Pell
Market Quotations New York Wheat Prices Mixed
A noisy listing of commodity quotes shows Flow Winter wheat varying by grade from fair to fancy with no clear price leads. Prices span oats corn and provisions alongside dairy, creamery, and eggs, with several brands and regional terms intermingled.
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New York
Minnesota
City Mass
Angus
Wgls
Pennsylvania
Southern
Baltimore
Bame
Ancy
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Frederick, Md
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Rey
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Milne
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B.C
Robin Island
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E Sipeke Esquimault
Hi’srocklyn Sunday School Union
Prospect Park
Presbyterian Assembly
Dr. Briggs
George D. Baker
Philadelphia
Purnell
Professor Brown
William C. Roberts
Synod of
Daffeld
Duffield Crose
Independent
Yeas
Paya
State Liquor Saloons
West
MosaonurTs
United Presbyterian Assembly
W. J. Wallace
Jamestown
Wallace
Beets
Duke of
Camberland
Hanover
Brisons
England
Edge
State Board of Agriculture
E Webber
Lancaster
A. J. Cassatt
William Bliss
New York Central
Reading Road
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Paris
Luther Kuhlman
Irving Parsons
Canton
Ohio
John Hargett
John B. Thomas
California
Marshall Fichison
Misa Fannie Mullinix
Wm. G. Baltzett
Chicapo
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Was.ingtox
Emmet O'Neal
Joseph N. Miller
Henry Clayton
J. C. Musgrove
E. BR. Morrisette
W. H.tisdale
A. J. Jivutague
Samuel C. Dunlap
France
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May
Wrymame
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Cette
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Fort Snelling
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Light House Board
Portsmouth, Va
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Albany
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Mr. Eucoin
Robert T. Lincoln
Great Britain
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Lincoln
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George McCorkle
Newton
Catawba County
N. C
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Edward S. Kreidler
Tribe of Agriculture
Pritchard
Bureau of Animal Industry
Indianapolis
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the Treasury
Samuel Blackwell
Dutien
Salisbury
Tasnos
Lord Salisbury
Londondery
George Pyke
Toronto
Kansas City
Imperial Bank of Canada
Wilkie
Pyke
Colville
Spowane
Huber
Maxwell
Carrell
Bairbreeds
Sr. Low
Mobile and Obie
Here
Forest Lawn
Illy
Revolvare
Richmond Terminal
Drexel
Slomwan Compilor
BS Wieteen
Drm
Bripetroxt
Conn
Charles G. Watson
Bridgeport Farmer
D. M. Moria
Washington Air
Watson
Useon Wilelmins Nlav Tar Hactz
Wilhelmina of Holland
Nassau Orange Dynasty
Rome
Giolitti
Springfield
Dis
House
Senate
Frank Highey
Little Rock
Frank Richey
John M. Clasten
Siew Npa P
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