Parson W P Parsons Real Estate Agent Listing
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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Oct 28, 1893
Page
4
Real estate agent Parson W P Parsons appears in an advertised notice or classified item. The snippet references Parsons as a broker or dealer in property listings. No further details are readable.
Stocss and others offer residences and farms for sale or rent through commissions in Frederick including the late Joom Mahoney estate on East South Street near Market. Properties include a brick residence of 4 rooms, 31 by 250 feet lot, plus a 276 acre farm near Johnsville and a 60 acre plot near Utica Station with improvements. Also advertised are a first class confectionery store on Market Street and opportunities for a quick sale with full stock and fixtures.
Lands sales brisk in Lent and across the region as land agents report activity. The Earl of Dorchester and Anne Arundel counties see legal and land use actions while a new Catholic church cornerstone is set in Bowie. Community groups elect leaders and plan events including a temperance union meeting at Dr Radcliff’s home with prizes and social games.
Last summer Miss Blanche Wentzell lost a watch and chain in the Lutheran cemetery west of Bolivar Frederick county. Her aunt cleaning the Wentzell lot found the timepiece and wound it. The watch started running again and has kept accurate time since.
In a heated session the Senate opened voting on amendments to the no peel bill as debates continued. Senator Teller spoke with emotion predicting financial peril if silver policy fails, while Perkins proposed a silver coinage plan with a 20 percent seigniorage and a five member independent monetary commission. The day's votes reflected shifting positions among Voorhees Gordon Ramsom Hill Mills Turpie and Squire on the silver issue.
A Hot Springs report claims Arkansas health resort offered 320000 to back the Corbett Keevell fight. The item lists local figures and wagers, notes opposition, and mentions a press meeting in Feshr Livre Roex with commentary on the situation and potential outcomes.
A whisky warehouse explosion at the Chautauqua Lake Ice Company caused over 500000 in damage and injured eight, with several feared dead. Fire spread to Pittsburg Storage Company, forcing evacuations along Twelfth to Thirteenth streets as ammonia tanks, falling walls, and panicked residents worsened the crisis.
Dr. F C Vincent hanged in Fresno for wife murder. St Paul streetcar strike ends in victory for the company. James Kirk former Delaware state printer dies at Dover at age 76. Ex Vice President Levi P Morton arrives in Paris with daughters. Remains of composer Gounod buried in Paris with full royal and military honors.
In Battle Creek Michigan on October 2 the coroner resolved the mystery of an unidentified baby’s remains found in Grand Trunk wreckage. Postmortem revealed a large Bologna sausage brains and two human feet. The death toll stands at twenty seven with four bodies still unidentified. Identified remains include John B. Wende Brist Springs Tex Eveline A Aldrich Edwardsburg Mich and Mr and Mrs Oliver Darlash Tilsonburg Ont, though exact matches remain uncertain.
Camden county grand jury has found eight indictments for padding voter registration lists with underage or nonresidents. Several defendants, including Samuel I. Johnson and Jacob Bloom, were jailed on warrants. one suspect, Miller, fled the state. The probe reveals many names under 20 and nonresidents on the lists. The case expands with hundreds more to be examined.
Reading origin reports an elderly farmer, Stannel Shaeffer, shot during a midnight break in by a gang terrorizing the area. He was found severely wounded as the assailants fled, a posse organized to pursue the thieves.
Miss Daisy Garland daughter of ex attorney general Garland died by self inflicted gunshot in WearscTex. She reportedly turned on gas to mask the deed and shot herself through the heart in her room after conversing with family about a theater party. Friends say she faced mental distress and possible love affair issues, with the true motive likely unknowable. The family and ex attorney general Garland were overwhelmed by the shock.
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