Real Estate Offerings From Frederick Maryland Agent
W I Parsons, real estate agent, lists stock farm for sale near Poolesville, Montgomery County. The 550 acre farm includes 4500? land with White Oak timber, seven fields with running water, a nine room frame house, stabling for 15 horses, and outbuildings. Owner invites offers. call or visit Mania Insurance Building office. Also advertises small property west of Frederick with extra stone building convertible to dwelling, plus a 36 acre country residence three miles west of Frederick on National Pike. Ansprechpartner is Mr. Parson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zeacenty
Poolesville
Montgomery County
Uriah A. Lough
Draddock
Frederick
John Williams
Two Bootblacks Fight Over Wages on Street
While walking, a black bootblack asks a white bootblack to black his boots. The white bootblack blacks one boot, then refuses to finish unless paid the same as others. The black bootblack insultingly calls him a blackguard and boots him with the same boot.
Freight Rates Raised by B and O and Pennsylvania
The B and O and Pennsylvania Railroad Companies will raise freight rates on Southern pig iron by 35 cents per ton to eastern ports. The increase, effective June 1, applies to shipments to points east of Hagerstown Shenandoah Junction and Alexandria. The rise is said to offset production cost differences between Northern and Southern pig iron due to coal and labor costs nearby Southern furnaces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania Railroad
Hagerstown
Shenandoah Junction
Alexandria
Pennsylvania
B &O
Canal Resignation and Succession at Chesapeake and Ohio
Henry C. Winship, general manager of the Chesapeake and Ohio canal, resigns citing inability to devote needed attention without harming his other business. He endorses George L. Nicholson as successor. Opposition to Winship from trustees and Georgetown-based firm interests is noted, and likely to oppose Nicholson's promotion despite Winship's recommendation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry C. Winship
Chesapeake and Ohio Canal
George L. Nicholson
Georgetown
Cosl
Nicholson
Winship
Burned arm at Rosnoke fair harms Hagerstown girl
Miss Florence Koehler daughter of H C Koehler of Hagerstown was severely burned on her arm while helping at a Kings Daughters fair for hospital funds. Her sleeve caught fire reaching across a table with burning candles, flames were extinguished by friends saving her hair and hand to shoulder. Isa Keebler is a relative of local residents.
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Florence Koehler
H.C. Koehler
Hagerstown
Rosnoke
King’s Daughters
Isa Keebler
Jacob ‘Tyson
A. L. Eader
Remains of Jefferson Davis Sent to Richmond
The funeral train bearing Jefferson Davis's ashes leaves New Orleans for Richmond after a four year hold in Louisiana. Aboard were dignitaries, veterans, and Mrs Davis as the procession moves through Memorial Hall. At Montgom ery the ceremony honors his presidency with a solemn guard and decorated capitol in a Lost Cause display.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jefferson Davis
Louisiana
Hollywood Cemetery
Richmond
Louisville and Nashville
Memorial Hall
Guard of Honor
Confederacy
Wlaonie Davis
Hayes
Ellyson
Davis Monumental Association
Foster
John Glenn
Iowa
Davis
Virginia
Miss Davis
Jones
Sir. Davis
Tere
Sparrows May Save West Virginia Pines and Maryland Timber
In West Virginia and Maryland a pine beetle invasion has devastated vast stands of pine and hemlock. English sparrows swarmed over Fairmont, killing thousands of beetles and thinning the pests, prompting locals to view the birds as a potential large scale remedy and likely trial of the experiment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dow West Virgins
Maryland
W. Va
West Virginia
Fairmont
Shot Fired In Texas Woman Defends Against Persecution
Mrs Lillian Reeves, a widowed Texas woman, shot Louis Langennetti six times after he insulted her at a boarding house. Reeves was jailed but released on bail, with public sentiment reportedly on her side. The report cites Longennetti as a Memphis-born bartender who had been staying with Reeves and her mother.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daas
Lillian Reeves
Louis Langennetti
Langennetti
Longennetti
Reeves
Ars. James Croney
Longennetzi
Justice Skelton
Texas and Pacific Railroad
Memphis
Hewrinetos
John D. McDonald
Mapleton
Henry
McDonald
Eis
Americans Eye Mohammedan Migration to United States
New York May 29 report profiles Alexander Engsell Webb, U S consul and Mohammedan advocate, as agent for wealthy Indian Muslims seeking land for colonies in Georgia Florida Alabama and the South They plan to emigrate 500 to 1000 initially with future groups totaling around 5000 over five years Webb says the migrants will buy farms tools cattle and build towns, and may establish a steam line between Bombay and the United States He predicts ready citizenship for adherents and job prospects in industries attracting substantial investment.
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New York
Alexander Engsell Webb
United States
Webb
India
Air
Georgia
Florida
America
Mrr. Webb
Afohammedans
Famin
Sid Mr. Webb
Jacksonville
Pensacola
Augusta
Alabama
Bombay
News of the Churches and Local Services
Sunday services and church notices dominate this issue with reports from Reformed, Presbyterian, All Saints, and local congregations. Events include a forthcoming congregational reception, a steeple repainting project, Children’s Day planning, a large Pipe Creek German Baptist Brethren Love Feast, and notes on conventions and diocesan activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reformed Church
Presbyterian Church
Emmitsburg
C. W. Stinespring
Rocky Springs
Buay
Pipe Creek
German Baptist Brethren Church
Uniontown
Christian Endeavor Society
Carroll County
Taneytown
L. Queen
Westminster
Montreal
Pleasant Valley
Ssinta Episcopal Church
Chinese League
Ozborne Ingle
Belmore
C. E. Trail
B.C. Shepherd
Grbana
J. D. Melvin
Methodist Protestant Church
Theological Seminary
George W. Hines
Philadelphia
Talton M. Johnson
Curtis Mills
N. C
Eugene C.makosky
Baltimore
Charles P. Now- Hu
Lynchburg
J. Samuel Willams
Geneva
North Carolina
Day at White City Describes World’s Fair Attendance
Ned Talked event peaceful one row in art department over alleged immoral picture. Massachusetts employees at work. One hundred twenty five thousand attended Sunday with 100000 more in Midway onlookers. Guards blocked doors as Uncle Sam’s officials proclaimed Sunday closed. Dispute over French exhibit ensues with Ives shielding immoral art while critics threaten court action. Also notes Populist officers forming a literature diffusion company and a bicycle record is broken.
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Ned
Art Department
Bmasesachusetts
Curcaco
White City
Midway Plaisance
Rlatatrd
Mate
Columbia Avenue
Massachusetts
World’s Fair Board of
Atata
Dassa
Uncle Sam
Halsey C. Ives
Anderson
France
Ives
Paris
Rumor of Duchess of York's Marriage Allowance Denied
London reports quote Mr Gladstone denying Parliament will vote extra funds for the Duke of York on marriage. The Prince of Wales' children act already assigns £35,100 annually for dowries and sons’ salaries. Some friends claim Princess May could require a dower, but the act’s spirit opposes additional sums. Nearby, temperance issues surface with Cardiff beer outbreaks and a bill on habitual drunkenness under consideration.
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Giatetone
Loopos
Mir
Glladstone Haw
Duke of York
House of Commons
Prince of Wales
Law
Cardiff
Home Secretary
Also Mentioned on This Page
W. I. Parsons
Ftoces
Mania Insurance
Frederick, Md
Fredench
the News
Montgonery
Agulo
Catholic Women's Organization
Chicago
Catholic Women of America
Alice T. Toomey
San Francisco
Mra
Eliza Starr
Chase
Indianapolis
Ira J. Chase
Illinois
Greentown Bank
Paris & Nave
Torrens
Charles Robinson
Kansas
Robinson
Iatter
Kansas Bureau and News Company
Alexandria US
Wood Valcanoing
Winston
Wisston
Salem
C. O’donnell
Garter
O'Donnell
Olney
O’donniel
O’donnel
Circnt
McKenna
Iron Hall
Supreme Justice
Order Nave
Leztsctox
Dictator
H. C. McDowell & Son
Nancy Hanks
Dexter
Wellington
Kan
Arkansas
Forest Cir. Ark
St. Francis
Potomac
Harper's Feast
Washington Sportsmen
Harper’s Ferry
Stamboul
Hanns
Stansboul
the Prophets
Mahomet
Musselman
Treasury
Charles Foster
Brass and Iron Works
Wnru
Foster Bank
News OF the Churches
Tex News
Senday
Rancaz
TorEna
Dene
Belie Ine Park
F. W. Hernck
Falls
Wrostox
H. Reynolds
London Topics
San Salvador
Nicaragua
Guatemala
Salvador
de Lesseps
Charles de Lessepa
Ferdinand de Leenseps
Runyon
Benin
Aee Brutis
Theodore Runyon
Germany
William Walter Phelps
Legation
Kaiserhof
Vienna
Prazak
Prague
Dtva
Pope
Hing
Rose
Vatican
Quirinal
Venice
Santo
Treviso
H. &. Boyesen
Columbia College
A .Derson
Islr
Cape Spear
N. F
New London
New England
Newport
Tansono
Neis Steel
Sv. Pach
Northwestern Guaranty Loan Company
Minneapolis
del Tar
Theambruta Bank
Pullman
John Corbet
Edward Cistor
Wheeling
Corbet
Richmond Theatre
Arenwond
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