Real Estate Agent and Dealer in W I Parsons
W I Parsons listed as a real estate agent and dealer in property offerings. The fragment notes his roles but lacks context on location, dates, or specific transactions.
07 Sep 1893
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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Sep 07, 1893
Page
1
W I Parsons listed as a real estate agent and dealer in property offerings. The fragment notes his roles but lacks context on location, dates, or specific transactions.
Opportunity to buy a first class farm near the Pope homestead as the executors close up the estate. The property includes corn houses, fencing, and ample stone area. For particulars contact W. U. Bowman, Bridge, Maine.
A small farm near Duke in Frederick County Maryland offers 60 acres of land with a large two story stone house a bank barn wagon shed corn house hoe house and other outbuildings. It features fenced fields an orchard and proximity to churches schools and stores. For price call.
First Class Confectionery Store for sale located on Market Street between Second and Third Streets. Includes stock and fixtures such as soda fountain gilt mirror top stands show cases glass jars moulds and all essential items for a first class confectionery business. Mr Buracker will stay on for a time to instruct the buyer. Possession immediate. For details contact Mr Buracker or the office.
Agent offers the Shoe Factors building for sale. A three story warehouse with elevator from cellar to top, shaking and pulleys, frontage on East street three feet and East second Street 42 feet. Superb opportunity for manufacturing, adjacent to the Penn RR. Must be sold in 60 days, offer at low figures and easy terms. Call at my office.
A New Jersey delegation led by Sesacor Smith called on the president to invite him to attend the unveiling of the Treaton battle monument on Det. H. Cleveland promised to attend if possible. Cabinet members were also asked to receive similar invitations.
Anarchy suspect Bmawini was indicted by a New York grand jury. In Missouri at Badaio Green and William Franklin brothers quarreled over a note payment and Green fatally shot Franklin.
Real estate transfer lists Sarah C. Groff deed ing Ellen Y. Moberly for five adjacent house lots in Middletown at a price of 1700 dollars. The notice notes the transaction as part of local property transfers. Saw it in The News.
The article describes congressional rule debates and leadership conferences with Secretary Carlisle and Senator Voorhees. It notes attempts to change meeting hours, push repeal bills, and use call of the senate, with bipartisan maneuvering and extensive bill handling across committees. The piece highlights mass bill submissions, leadership strategies, and the lack of general legislation amid ongoing debates.
A man named John Papp was killed last night near Pottsville by an engine on the Delaware Lackawanna and Western line. The report states the death came through a heart wound and an investigation was begun, with unclear details from the damaged text.
Sacramento dispatch reports Sell & Renttrew's circus train wrecked one mile from Grasnsville, resulting in two deaths. Authorities investigation underway as survivors are tended.
A Catholic Congress event in Greensboro North Carolina featured Rev Patrick Cronin editor of The Catholic Union and Times of Buffalo and Archibishop Ireland of St Paul delivering speeches. Leaders discussed patriotism and the role of Catholics in American civic life urging action and unity. A committee and board members from multiple states were elected, including National officers and a general secretary.
A boiler explosion at James Brown’s barn on Mile Road east of Woodward kills engineer John Roberts instantly when a iron piece strikes his neck. A German boy, 12, dies from injuries. several hurt. A pleasure party aboard the yacht Daisy, bound for Portland, is believed drowned after a fierce storm. the two families reported missing after last Monday. Sept.
Two men, Victor Ferrelli and Gercea ine, were arrested in Connecticut on counterfeit currency charges after attempts to pass fives and a total of 34.93 in good money. Authorities link them to a New York-based gang and report a Denver death by self-inflicted causes in connection to the case. Also reported is the death of James Manning of East Bangor from injuries after a runaway carriage accident Monday night.
The Burlingham double murder case widens as authorities connect the McQuillan family to the victims. Pistols, chloroform, and cartridges found in Justice Thayer’s vault align with earlier crime scenes. Mrs Holiday’s erratic behavior and the evolving investigation keep the public wary while officials pursue the husband’s possible link. The report also mentions the Baltimore Catholic events and Veterans Encampment as unrelated community notes.
In Kearns a jury found Dr J P Biehl guilty of abortion after a young woman reported suspicious circumstances Monday. The physician, a leading local figure, was arrested and held on $500 bail. Meanwhile Misa Hannah at The Carlin House unveiled incandescent electric lighting for the first time last night.
The report cites multiple mills resuming after short shutdowns and cutting output by about thirty percent. Union Iron and Steel proposed a ten percent finish-department wage cut, which workers rejected. The Long Island area and Baltimore recount political shifts, while a White House medical congress reception unfolded with the Pan American delegates meeting the president.
John Collins sues Charles Donahue in the supreme court seeking appointment of a receiver for Donahue’s property and an accounting of fees totaling 7622.57 plus interest earned in litigation. Ex partner W Beebe aided in the admiralty case work, including the Ogden claim and a storm wrecked schooner incident.
Philadelphia Sept 7 Fred Nuspichel and Fred Stone were killed while crossing the Pennsylvania railroad at Hartisne in a carriage last evening by a freight train. The carriage was smashed and the horse escaped with minor scratches.
In Lynn Mass the Grand Army of the Republic announces Colin Walker as Commander in Chief and Col. Walker is highlighted as a popular veteran with long service in the Army of the Potomac. The piece notes his age, past leadership, and past battles, plus internal faction tensions and pension reform proposals raised during the event.
Chicago witnesses a clash over jurisdiction as Judge Ewing declines to take control of a pending matter affecting the fair opening. The dispute involves a ban on actions deemed improper by a judicial panel, with Governor and state officials attending Pennsylvania Day events. A separate report notes embezzlement charges against George I Berg in Boston and a fatal pistol duel in Hopkinsville, Kentucky.
Washington dispatch reports Representative Maurie Cockran left Congress after a bitter silver fight and will travel north for rest and recreation. In New Jersey two Vojacek family members died from toadstool poisoning, and a neighbor is ill. Massachusetts Prohibitionists nominated Rev. Louis Albert Banks for state ticket in Worcester.
Yesterday's baseball results list Boston beating Louisville 18 to 5, Pittsburg defeating none listed 3, Brooklyn game unrecorded, Harrisburg 3 York 2, Allentown 4, Reading 12, Wilkes Barre 6, Troy 19 Springfield unknown, Providence 10 Albany unknown, with several incomplete line entries.
Closing quotations across New York and Philadelphia exchanges show mixed to lower equity activity. Grain futures carve modest gains with winter wheat steady, while live stock markets in York show strong cattle and variable hog values amid steady lambs.
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