Real estate listings by W L Parsons in Frederick Maryland
W L Parsons announces sale and rent offers from his Frederick office in the Mutual Insurance Building. Properties include the late judges residence on East South Street near Market, a brick house with 9 rooms on a 200 foot deep lot, and the Johnsville farm near Frederick with 176 acres of cultivated land and outbuildings. Also offered is a Utica area farm of 68 1/2 acres with a two story stone house and outbuildings, plus other parcels. Executive details urge inquiries at the office or with W O Hottmar Union Bridge Md.
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Sroces
Mutual Insurances
Frederick, MD
Loffer Zor
Iace
Mahoney
East South Street
Market
Alow Gore
Routh Street
Jacob Hoffman
Johnsville
Frederick County
W. O. Hottmar
Union Bridge
James
Utica Mis
Duica
Army
First Class Confectionery Store For Sale Ad
An opportunity to buy a first class confectionery store with stock and fixtures. Located on Market Street between Second and Third streets with soda fountain, gilt mirror, marble top stands, show cases, glass jars, ice cream freezers and moulds. Buracker to assist buyers. possession immediate. contact Mr Burnacker or office for details.
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Tairé
Burucker
Cvorce
Mr. Burnacker
Mr. Buracker
Concerning Pipes From Briar to Meerschaum History
The article traces pipe history in England and Ireland from briar root to clay pipes, noting Cornwall as the best pipe clay source. It mentions the Queen's Tobacco Pipe at London docks, contraband tobacco, and the rise of meerschaum and shammeerschaum pipes with Thur ingian origins and Rohla in Thüringia as trade centers.
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England
Ireland
Britain
Cornwall
London
Rohla
Thuringia
Hose Carriage Arrival Delays Exhibition Plans
The new hose carriage for the independent Hose Company of this city arrived by the Pennsylvania Railroad at an early hour this morning. The service wheels are to arrive in a few days. It will not be shown at the Fall exhibit and will be moved to the engine house once a foreman from Baltimore reaches the city.
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Independent Hose Company
Pennsylvania Railroad
Baltimore
Hostellers Stomach Bitters Promised as Malaria Cure
The text promotes Hostellers Stomach Bitters as a preventive and remedy against periodic scourges, claiming it eradicates malaria from the system and cites relief for biliousness dyspepsia kidney and nervous complaints. It asserts physicians endorse its genuine worth and contrasts it with quinine or mineral drugs.
Old Soldier Finds Relief in Chamberlain's Cough Remedy
A. E. Bendine of Halsey Oregon claims chronic diarrhea from army service and credits Chamberlain's Cough and Cholera and Diarrhea Remedy with healing his stomach without further side effects. The ad touts other medicines and emphasizes domestic remedies for coughs and colds.
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Happs
Duzire
A. E. Bendine
Halsey
Orezon
Ul Chamberlain
Arrott & Scarre
Frederick
Peases Field
Vigilant Dominates Valkyrie In Offshore Yacht Race
New York October 10 The Vigilant and Valkyrie led a fleet of British and American yachts in a windward triangle race off Sandy Hook. The Vigilant built a clear early lead and maintained it to finish ahead by roughly twelve minutes, with robust conditions and a large spectator turnout along the shore.
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New York
Yestenlar
Great Britain
Lord Dunraven
C. Oliver Iselin
Leeward
Rachtsmen
Rachtswomen
William K. Vanderbilt
Countess Dunraten
Commodore Perry
E. C. Benedict
Ogden Goelet
White Lodge
John Jacob Astor
Valkyrie
Loni Dunreven
Lord Wolverton
Cranfield
Watson
Batsey
Archibald Rogers
C. O. Iselin
August Belmont
Nat Herreshoff
E. Willard
W. Butler Duncan
Ferbers Leeds
Newberry D. Thorne
Hansex
Oiller
Terry Grico
Charles Ker
Mar
Edwin D. Morgan
S. Nicholson Kane
A. C. Canfield
Latham A. Fish
Charles J. Paine
Irving Grinnell
Peter Wright
J. Rodgers Maxwell
J. &. W. Oddie
Charles Russell
Stanley Mortimer
North Long Branch
Searbright
Monmouth Beach
Long Branch
Iward
Sanny Hook
Vigilant Defeats Valkyrie In American Cup Regatta
The Vigilant wins the thirty mile race against Valkyrie amid a demanding sea test. Damage to the Vigilant bowsprit during the first leg heightened the drama as American yachtsmen celebrate a decisive victory amid praise from The Times and The Daily Telegraph.
Carload of Powder Explodes Near Alliance Ohio
A midnight eastbound freight on the Pittsburg Fort Wayne and Chicago line exploded after passing North Lawrence. A car with over 20 kegs of powder ignited causing a wreck. The track was torn up for 159 yards and a 20 foot deep crater formed. Engineer Colvin and fireman Thomas McCowan were fatally burned.
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Alliance. O
Pittsburg
Fort Wayne
Chicago
North Lawrence
Colvin
Thomas McCowan
Leeds Triumphs Ernst in Brooklynite bout at Coney Island
At Coney Island Athletic Club Horace Leeds of Atlantic City defeated Billy Ernst of Brooklyn in a ten round bout. The match drew sharp crowd reaction as Leeds dominated, including a knockdown in round six and a knockout-like finish in round eight. A second fight hour produced a draw between Jim Sullivan and Charlie Kammer for an 8,000 purse, with Kammer favored by fans.
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Coxeey Island
Coney Island
Leeds
Ernst
Felu Hor
Emet
Emma Goldman Convicted For Inciting Riot
The jury found Emma Goldman guilty in New York on the charge of attempting to incite a riot. She faced potential imprisonment up to one year or a fine, with remand for a motion for a new trial set for Monday.
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Ellison
New York
Smythe
Frank Ellison
William Henriques
Sing Sing
Ingraham
Supreme Coura
Zox. Oc
W.M Baker
United States
Meric
Costa Rica
Cis H. Weeks
Weeks
Y Ruthers Xerk
Oct. W
Emma Goldman
Hall
Alleged German Will Fraud Leads to Arrest in Reading
Detained A Dress of Philipsburg on charges of false pretence. He allegedly received about $2,000 from heirs to the estate of John George Spang, died sixty years ago, claiming a German will. Accusations say the forged document misled several Spang relatives and prompted European trips at their expense.
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Wetra Reading
Omeers
Dress
Philipsburg
Centre County
John George Spang
Germany
North
Spang
Europe
Garden of Cosmos blooms in Mrs McDonald’s yard
Mrs. Frank B. McDonald of East Patrick Street tends a flower garden devoted entirely to cosmos. The red white and pink towers rise over two hundred stalks with some reaching 9 feet 2 inches, each bearing many delicate flowers.
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Frank B. McDonald
East Patrick Street
Wheel Breaks On Farm Wagon Near Square Corner
A wagon loaded with hay belonging to Walter Sagland near LC gave way on North Mar street yesterday afternoon near the Square Corner. It took some time before a second wheel could be put on the wagon.
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Walter Sagland
North Mar Street
Runaway Horse Team Captured After Flight Toward Fairgrounds
A four horse wagon attached to a Dayton stood in front of a store on East Patrick Street near the railroad when the animals bolted this morning. They ran toward the fair grounds and tried to jump a fence in O Leary's meadow near the bridge but were finally captured.
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Tucker
Dayton
East Patrick Street
Fair Grounds
Tunaway
O'Leary
Senate Debates over Sherman Act and Wilcott Critique
The Senate session focused on the Sherman act as Mr. Wolcott urged the Nuapee committee to draft the bimetallic policy from the Voorhees substitute. He attacked the presidents letter to Governor Northern as intrusive and unfitting the balance between legislative and executive branches. The debate also touched on the federal elections bill and a Democratic caucus resolution backing the Tucker bill.
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Enator Wolcestt
Northern
Washinetox
Senate
Mr. Wolcott
Nuapee Committee
Voorhees
Georgia
Walcott
Stock and Produce Markets Close With Mixed Activity
New York closes with better market feel though industrials lead activity. Reading and Reading Coal stocks quoted. Wheat and flour weaker in Pennsylvania results. Live stock in Sioux area steady to mixed with hogs and sheep showing weakness while lambs hold value. Prices for various grains and cattle listed with bids and asks.
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New York
Philadelphia
Lehigh Valley
W. N.Y
Pao
Pepnaylynai
B.T. Com
Lake
Hutnie
Herre
Palo
Alfie
Canada
Record crowds flood World’s Fair on Chicago day
A monster throng of hundreds of thousands filled the World’s Fair grounds in Chicago on Anniversary Day. Attendance neared 500000 with 181000 admitted in the three hours after 4 pm. officials struggled to handle tickets as crowds surged past the gates. Fireworks and floats showcased Chicago’s welcome to the world, with minimal accidents and many hospital cases only needing temporary care.
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Chicago
Tully LO
Este
Department of Admission
Tucker
Department of Admissions
Pennsylvania
Paris
Philadelphia
Columbus
Isabella
Electra
United States
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Alabama
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Soldiers Orphans Industrial School
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Fr. McGre
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Allento
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Mandea
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Seventh Street
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