Real estate listings from East Patrick and West Patrick streets
Acting for Mrs. William Bantz and others, multiple properties on East Patrick Street and West Patrick Street are offered for sale or rent. Details include a three story brick house near the bridge with modern improvements, a vacant business land with 300 foot depth, and a brick house with warehouse on Patrick Street. October 1892 occupancy date and agent contact for prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Berger
East Patrick eet
Afr
C. C Carty
Misses Burger
Patrick St
Porvasiog
William Bantz
West Patrick street
East second street
Jno
S. ¥. Jarbse
Callon
Jazz
st may
Funerals and fatality notes across towns
The funeral of Mrs. Ann Sophia Bent was held at her East street residence with Rev. E R Eschbach officiating and burial at Evangelical Reformed cemetery. W H Duvell of Howard county was buried at Mt Olivet cemetery. Six year old Martha Peu nibet Shenandoah died after being struck by a motorcar in Pottsville. Gladstone opened a railway sod cutting in Loxton. Senator Sanford states he will not resign from the U S Senate. A Crattancoca, Ga man Dick Ford is accused of assaulting a white girl near Hemp and faces possible lynching if captured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ann Sophia Bent
East street
E. R. Eschbach
iv. M. Fesga
Joseph Glaze
Joseph Croise
Frederick Kintz
G.J
S. W. doll
A T. Rice and Sons
W. H. Duvell
Howard county
fternoor
Mt. Olivet
POTISTILLE
Martha
William Peuibiet
Shenandoah
Schaiisill Traction company
Crattancoca, Tenn
Dick Ford
Barger
Curcaco
Manufacturers
republic
cardia
Christopher Columbus
Michi-gan avenue
Fifty-fourth street
Ire Lind
St. Paul
J. H. Barrows
Worlds Congress Auxiliary
Charles C. Bonney
Potter Palmer
Charles Henrotin
Woman's Auxiliary
Isabella
Ireland
President Bonney
arcason
W. R. Harper
University of Chicago
Nation’s Columbus Day tribute lights up cities with pageantry
Columbus Day observances across multiple states feature flag raisings parades and statues unveilings. Major celebrations in Chicago included massive crowds 15000 participants in military displays and a night fireworks show. Across Pennsylvania New York and Ohio communities held school programs civic parades and commemorations emphasizing unity and national progress.
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Davabva Cixscixsati
Italy
Spain
St. Peters cathedral
Colmabur
Palo
Palos
Newport
New World
Columbus
Qucinpati
Hine Bativiere
BerFao
Bostos
Boston
cathedral
Isplanapolis
Carnahan
Milwaukee
New York
United Press
Middle Atlantic
New England
STausTon
Watterson Address in Curcage on Kentuckian Oration
Henry Watterson’s dedicatory address delivered at Curcage on October 22 celebrated a festival of nations. He traced maritime exploration, Columbus, Quebec struggles, and the American Revolution with vivid phrases, praising free men, equal shareholders in American civilization, and the nation’s enduring unity through history.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Watterson
Soone
Santa Rabida
Santa Fe
isles of Indies
Snir
Spain
Columbus
New England
Carolinas
Israel Putnam
Sumter
Stark
Marion
eternel
Prisoner Neill Sentenced to Hang After Fast Trial
Immense crowd at Old Bailey to hear Justice Hawkins sum up the Neill case. The jury convict the prisoner of murder within minutes, and Justice Hawkins, donning the black cap, sentences Neill to death for a crime described as diabolic and unparalleled. Neill remains silent as the court notes the verdict.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loxpor
Old Bailey
Justice Hawkins
Neill
Lord Royston
Sir Reginald Hays
Coronel Mildanan
Hawkins
paroder
Matilda lover
Rapid Transit in the Country Aims for Farm Benefit
The piece argues for rural rapid transit as a boost to farm economy and land values, comparing city advantages to countryside needs. It discusses smooth roads as a practical form of transit, estimates horse and hay costs, cites Potter on farm horsepower, and notes road improvements raising land values and productivity, urging farmers to demand better thoroughfares.
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Centarica
Christopher Columbus
America
ciadel wagistraty
Exeherigen
cbhutec
Isaac B. Potter
United States
Epward Marsnaty
Dis De Bar Arrested In Elgin Fraud Case
Ann Odelia Dis De Bar the noted spiritualist was arrested in Elgin Ohio on a complaint she defrauded a widow of $1000. She and a man who posed as a con artist entered the Mitchel home and allegedly fled with $1000 after counting it in a room aided by Vera. The incident follows a death at Mrs Mitchells home months earlier.
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les
Ilinois
Ann Odelia _ Dis De Bar
Elgin
dae De Bar
Ava
John Mitchell
Mitelet
Vera
Moners Fatally Injured In Ashland Locomotive Wreck
In Ashland Kentucky on October 22 a coal mining train hauling the roaded coal Jimmy from Musie collided after a separation. One man Hubbs was killed and Phillips and four others were seriously injured. The mine crew were working nearby when the accident occurred. A suspect in a separate case was released after presenting an alibi for the Katie Dugan murder case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moners
ASHLAND
Jimmy
Musie
Ashland coal and iron
Hubbs
Phillips
WitsixeTos
Del
Richard Riley
Katie Dugan
Banker Shot by Farm Hand in Quarrel Over Corn
In Oct 22 issue from Morxton Massachusetts a banker Stephen Feike was shot and killed by Georshire a farm hand over a disputed corn crop. Justice, who fired the fatal shot, was arrested and jailed at Georgetown. Another report states Charles Rodgers, railroad foreman, was shot dead by L S Davenport at his home, mistaken for a burglar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stephen Feike
Georsshire
Feike
Justice
Georgetown
Maistache Morxton
Tila
Charles Rodgers
Professor Tobie and Captain Albert Reach Hull Station
New York’s Professor Tobie and Captain Albert from Rockaway Beach life saving station arrived at Hull after a voyage in rough seas aboard a large box shaped craft. They departed yesterday morning after traveling for forty days and nights aboard the vessel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bostox
Tobie
New York
Albert
Rockaway Beach
Vancouver Lockout Shuts City Newspapers
Vancouver papers suspend publication after printers demand higher wages. The Hon. Wm. M. McKaig visited the city today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vancouver
B.C
Wm. M. McKaig
Synod Debates Beecher Case and Briggs Substitution
Delegates debated Beecher and Briggs case outcomes as Dr. Willis Beecher’s substitute measure was adopted with 122 to 40 votes. The synod will defer action, sending the matter back to New York Presbytery for November trials while Mrs. Harrison’s illness prompted concern in Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Beecher
AvsaNx
Presbyterian synod
Briggs
judiciary
synod
iittee
judiciary committee
Sproule
Miller
Pack
Willis 4. Beecher
Aubarn Seminary
general assembly
Presbytery of
New York
Presbytery
judicial committee
Controversy Over Nomination Papers Resolved
A hearing before Judge Simonton decided the dispute over Judge McClure and Anthor G. Ohrist nomination papers in the Aichean Potter district. Ohnstead will run on the Democratic ticket in Potter county and McClue on the McKean county ticket. McAleer v Ker tas postponed to Saturday. The storm off the Mediterranean coast caused a fishing smack to sink near Valenca with ten aboard, ten drowned. A Caslart dispatch reports a severe Sardinia storm causing eight houses ruined near Decimemanna and many drownings. Caslart also notes Caslart district floods. spinners face a 5 percent wage cut in Heywood. Four children burned to death near Claremont Sumer county after parents left them unattended during religious observance. A laborer killed at Suspension Bridges, Lewiston resident. Ella D Leon, eight, burned to death while playing with matches in Witansetox Delaware.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harriserna
Judge McClure
Anthor G. Ohrist
Aichean-Potter
Simonton
Ohnstead
Potter county
McClue
McKean county
McAleer
Ker tas
Sardinia
Laspos
Caslart
Decimemanna
Cachari
Elmas
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A. C. LORENTZ
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LORENTA
North Market Street
W. Patrick Street
Prederick
W.L PARSONS
RVING Parsons
splita WN ge
MUTUAL INSURANCE BUILDING
FREDERICK CITY
MARYLAND
GARDEN FARM
Jesse Brile
Newmarket
POR
Shookstown
A POOLE
South Strew
Frederick, Ma
THE NEWS
Gladstone
Loxton
rivel
Stanford
San Francisco
Sanford
United states senate
senate
Washington Park
Lincoln Park
Garfield Park
JLon Houser
Charleston
W. Va
migraue hye
Ilinois state building
fair grounds
fisheries
Pennsylvania
Scraxtos
Wakesbarre
Columba landing
Susquehanna
Pittston
Carbondale
Honesdale
Avoca
Archibald
Dunmore
Montrose
AnToonsa
tve
Hme
Altoona
Cleveland
Springfeld
Mass
Brooklyn
SYopie
Carlisle
Catrzhe creanizs
Old Ciy tall
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Grrryssore
scan republic
wildarnes
earth
Lytius bo
Federal union
Aseed
Kenotbec
eailey
Connecticut
lake penimentas
Michigan
Wisconsin
Alabama
Georga
Tennessee
Kentucky
Colorado
Rio Grand
Iowa
Illinois
Mississippi
Arkansas
Galveston
prand
Sanderson
Doast
GO Brien
Smiley
Tiltane
board of election commissioners
A. J Clonis
registera
Drad. Aprian
Mich
J. Wood
Bright
Mr. Wood
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Philadelphia
Chicago
Wood
WATTERSON
London
Yakee
D. K. Cramer
Court House
J.5
Newman
Fredericktown Savings Institution
William L. Nust
East Fourth street
Mfr
Joseph Cronise
Harrison
Wasnixeton
Gardner
Nichol
oston
Duffy
McCarthy
Virtue
Lowe
Quinn
Mann
Mediterrean
Valenca
Ulrer
Lancashire Mister
Heywood
Lancashire
Coremia
Tash Matthews
Claremont Sumer county
Hirled
WiaGara Falls
John O'Brien
York Central
ratimond
Lewiston
Child
Witaisetox
Ella D. Leon
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