Farm and business properties on offer in Maryland area
Real estate broker W I Parsons advertises sales of a brick farm near Frederick with 230 feet frontage, features large house, orchard, and outbuildings, plus a first class confectionery store for sale near Market Street. Also listed are a farm of 65 acres near Prattenes County, Md, with stone house, barn, and mill, and a store location. Includes details on executors and call for particulars.
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Jomer
Jacob Hotaas
Pratenes County
W. C. Hotman
Caion Bridge
James BR
Cuca
Fredenes
Ecce
Hove
Callar My Ose
Cl&ss
Totera Dargala
Borucker Confeecneserr Ciore
Seeanod
Baird Eee
World’s Fair admissions and debt display in Dublin
Fragmentary text records paid admissions at a World's Fair and a debt statement. It mentions Dublin events in memory of Charles Parnell and a demonstration held in Glasnevin on Sunday. The damaged passage lists entities like Pars and an attorney, with references to public display and corporation actions.
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Enied
Eecorporation of
Dublig
Sundar
Glasnevin
Charles Parnell
Wasnixeres
Register’s Office
Treasury Department
United States
Mobile Under Water After City Submerge by Storm
Mobile, Ala. The city lay in darkness as the electric light works were underwater and telegraph lines broken. A tornado of wreckage and rising floodwaters left streets navigated by bows, with dredge and rescue efforts ongoing. several men drowned and many feared missing as storms devastate the coast and surrounding rail lines.
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Trozir
Gulf
Crescent City
Louisville and Nashville
Leen
Mobile
Esiton
Court House
Christ Church
Senate Debates Silver Purchase Bill and Latin Curiosities
The senate debated the silver purchase repeal bill with opposing views from Mr Kirle and Mr McMillan. Amid political squabbles, Mr Squire argued against the measure while Mr Du pressed for action. Outside the chamber a humorous speech on federal election laws drew some attention as the floor session showed limited vigor. In other items, Armenians in Auburn Maine faced attacks. Philadelphia reported a historic cricket clash with Australia. crime notes from Paris and London covered various incidents. looming opposition to Mr Preston’s confirmation appeared in Washington.
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Columeto
Idaho
Dured
Squire
Kirle
Debi
McMillan
Mer. Volpi
Ass. Clark
Murder in New York: Wife of police officer kills woman
In Manhattan a woman described as Catherine Fitzgerald shot and killed Cartie Pearsall, wife of police officer John W Pearsall, in broad daylight at 515 East Eighty sixth Street. Fitzgerald surrendered at the 88th Street station, claiming distant acquaintance with no known motive.
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New Yor
East Eighty-sixth Street
Savenue
Cartie Pearsall
John W Pearsall
Pearsall
Mass production resumes as mills restart in MA and NE
Massachusetts mills report widespread reopenings with wage cuts from five to fourteen percent. Park securing Co and Fitchburg mills resume full or reduced operations, while Putnam Machine, Tremont and Suffolk, and Lowell carpet mills restart. In Scranton, two plants restart boosting workers by hundreds. Bonnevile Cement Co also resumes, signaling renewed demand across industries.
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Wang Industries Heswming Proad
Masachusetta
Mass
Parkecuring Company
Fitchburg Woracat
Turipats
Beoli
Baltic Mills
Great Orwell Mills
Fitchberg Paper Company
Putnam Machine Company
Massachusetts
Tremont and
Suffolk
Lowell Carpet Mills
Lowell
Hamilton Woolen Mills
Amesbury
Lancaster Gingham Orls
Clinton
Everett
Pemberton Mills
Lawrence
Stevens Mills
Haverhill
Stax
Line North
One Iron and Steel Company
Scranton
Milis
Phillipsee RG
N.T
Bonneville Cement Company
Cardinal Vaszary's Charity Stab Attempt Trial Report
The trial of Cslics, accused of attempting to kill Cardinal Vaszary in Budapest, reveals he was a former palace cellar man dismissed before April 1. The cardinal declined an immediate decision, provoking Cslics to stab at the cardinal. the secretary was stabbed five times. Cslics, about 49, confessed guilt, expressed repentance, and Cardinal Vaszary forgave him after aiding his family during confinement.
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Porisate
Benjamin Socola
Ling Salvadori
Salvadori
Socola
Bupa Previa
Get
Csolics
Cardinal Vaszary
Hungary
Carlies
Csoliex
Medonias Kohl
Min
Vargabuda
Dead Letter Statistics Report Highlights Mail Losses and Damaged Parcels
A partial year report from the dead letter office shows a rise in undelivered and damaged items. Many letters and packages were unclaimed or improperly addressed, with notable mentions of drafts, money orders, and photographs among the salvaged contents.
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Astras
Carelensnens
Wastindtos
Pernant Gomle
Etter
Das Anmiust
Bes
Bates
Gan
USC
Decapitation and Shootings Mark New Jersey Tragedies
Geethlenem Pa October 3 John Diehl an employee of Lehigh Zinc and Iron Company was decapitated by a fast express while trenching under a track. In More Ost 3 Officer Ball was shot near the heart during a skirmish on Thirty-fifth Street. Storms and Broderick were arrested over a revolver dispute. Cumberland County Democrats nominate Pierson for sheriff Cox for surrogate Campbell for coroner and Hislop for assembly in the First district with no nominations in the Second district.
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Geethlenem
John Diehl
Lehigh Zinc and Iron Company
Fast Express
Lehigh Valley Railroad
Diehl
James F. Ball
John FL Storms
Storms
Broderick
Brincetos
N. J
Cumberland County
Charles H. Pierson
William Edward Cox
Francis A. Campbell
William G. Hislop
Cloning Quotations Of New York And Philadelphia Markets
Dullness in stock and produce markets with declines in sugar certificates and mixed bids across exchanges. Reports show prices for flour, butter, lard, and meat commodities, including hogs, sheep, and lambs, with several figures and terms reflecting daily market activity.
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New York
Philadelphia
Lehigh Valley
Windy & Paul
Pennsylvania
B. T
Jersey
Britain s Coal Famine Spurs Talks After Prolonged Strikes
The article reports widespread destitution as coal miners strike, causing hunger and deaths among miner families. Cities urge ministerial talks to end the stalemate, avert factory closures, and restore fuel supply. Relief committees aid starving children while mayors press for resumed work and higher output.
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Pheimble
London
Helief
Holton
Yorkshire
Legal notices and incidents from October reports
Brief items from New York and Washington wire service dispatches describe Judge Pryor refusing to strike a breach of promise suit against Russell Sage, and a potential use of evidence about Delia Keegan. Also reported are Secretary Carlisle ordering an inquiry into Chang Ah Hung versus Thomas J. Scharf, a bank cashier sentence forfeiture in Minnesota, a Hannover liberation of slaves by Major Von Wissman in Tanganyika, a Russell Sage land suit outcome in Minnesota, and a new state law requiring separate coaches for white and colored passengers. One death in Pennsylvania occurs after a teenage worker at a quarry was killed by a train.
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Russell Sage
New York
Pryor
Delia Keegan
Ah Hung
Washneton
Carlisle
Chang Ah Hung
Thomas J. Scharf
Treasury Department
Hung
Loafer
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Murcs Insurance Balidleg
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Sila
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Treatson
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Prigade
Boisseurs Mikers
Macon
Inble
Arqmore
York
Mer James Almiser
Loxaes
Constantinople
England
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Asiatic
Turkey
Angora
Thoumsyan and
Kayayan
American College
Marsovan
Sugar Trust
WasnixeTon
D. I B. Henderson
Iowa
Miss Wainwright
Marie Wainwright
James
Mg Deliits
Beziix
Koenixswinter
DrachaRoted
Yester- Itsy Acvea Perseus
Sam
Government Street
Pittspore
United States District Attorney Hall
Pla. Johns
Johns
Blume
JoxEstoro
Cabin Creek Baptist Association
Henry County
Iwo
Lovistriz
Lollisville
Nashville
Frank Ellison
Hla
W. 4. Henriques
Brooke
Reconier Smythe
Sean Your
Yucatan
Ha- Yana
Otto Dananberg
George Ahlers
Vic
Efeupatsuk
Hanford
Lord Dunraven
James D. Smith
New York Yacht Club
Deimenico
Losroy
Vienna
Daily Chronicle
Bismarck
Senate
Suti
Duke of
Paraza
Baron Hirsch
Bulgaria
Maine
Auburn
Union
Sions
Jay Hot Pari
Dfrty
Dnsin
Philadelthia
Australia
Steegeisht
Kerrell
Loxpox
The
Daily News
Porte
Empire
Terrell
Boynton
Charleston
Rio Janeiro
Eastox
Catasauqua
Hokendaugua
Coplay
Stemton
Esterday
Williams Asberger
Baverdarht
Ephriam Young
Thomas Wilson
Allentown
Eastern Penitentiary
Cycliatme Puill
Waltham
Zimmerman
Johnson
T3‘er
Waltham Cycle Park
Tyis Oo Jomer
I Nunic
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WashingTox
Western
Mans
Popell
Folice
Italy
Rome
Naples
Florence
Lucca
Genoa
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Chai
Thomas Iron Company
Philipsburg
Kerstone
Hole
Stabbad
Rss
Ariste
T. Pall
Oct
Court of
Frederick Preutine
Duluth
Sanborn
Tatu
Daluth
Cariaco
Jackson Park
New York Medal Wing Florists
California
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Siam
Chantahoon
Oman
Onaha
McBride
Klessier
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Onetwerkeh
Roberts
Lvea New Yous
Ives
Enghast
Lenox Lyceum
Connecticut
Hautronp
An Liitian
East Hartford
Manchester
Southington
Bristol
Windsor
West Startford
Canton
Avon
Ellington
Privaperruta
Staan Pennsylvania
Minnesota
Dee
Ana Itfuec
Ste
ShEextra Wethers
Fancy Raamlla
Asawe
Ter Preyer
Bsaibie
Logue
Atatemo
Louis Artington
Joseph Marshall
Larry Troth
Green Bottle Blowers
Ieague
Cumberland Glass Works
Maryalad
Th Excise Board
Cincinnati
Big Four Railroad
Edgewood
Columbus
South Carolina
Kixo
S. C
Moore’s Cross Roads
Lake City
Clarendon Ice
George McFadden
Sally Bubose
McFadden
Koetting
MinwatnKen
Wis
John B. Koetting
South Side Savings Bank
Dexver
Mack
Wiasman
Berlin
von Wissman
Tanganyika
Russell
Efret
John Liber
Wee
Rieu
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