Real Estate Listings By Parsons Agents in Frederick and Utica
Real estate notices offer Jac Hofmann estate near Johanssonville Frederick County 376 acres with 11 rooms two story brick house lime kiln and outbuildings. Also 65 acre Little Farm near Utica Mills with stone house wagon shed and orchard. Buracker Confectionery on Market Street for sale with stock fixtures and instruction period. Possession given. Contact Mr Baracker at Bridge or office for details.
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Jacob Hoffman
Johenville
Frederick Country
Tne
James H Watt
Utica Mills
Predertes County
Utica
Buracker Confectionery
Market Street
Saest Cless
Taisik
Burucker
Baracker
Saltimore
FORK SALE SHOE FACTORY BUILDING WITH ELEVATOR
Rent holder offers sale of the Shoe Factory building with all machinery and pulleys. Large three arch warehouse with elevator from cellar to roof, 2 feet street frontage on East Street and 42 feet on East Second Street. Prime manufacturing site with Penn RR switch access. Sale must occur within 60 days. terms offered. Call at office.
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East Second Street
Anyerson
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Paul Halliday Buried Beside First Wife in G A R Ritual
Paul Halliday was buried beside his first wife in Walkerville cemetery with G A R ritual. Reports of a boy’s skeleton on Halliday premises circulated, but deemed unconfirmed. His two sons James and Robert sought legal counsel on property. James accused his stepmother of enticement and believed John, his disabled brother, was killed by her. An old memorandum book containing Lizzie Halliday’s crime and a burnt barn entry were found. Mrs Halliday was committed to Monticello jail awaiting grand jury action. The Doctor's Excursion notes a Pan American medical congress delegation arriving in Spelpaiss and touring to New Castle, Philadelphia, New York, Boston, and beyond.
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Mippierows
Paul Halliday
Walkervaller
Halliday
James
Robert
Middletown
United Press
Halliday Staaty
John
Charley Hisham
Halliday House
Lizzie Halliday
Spelpais
Sept
First
Pan American Medical Congress
Washington
Philadelphia Physicians Committee
New Castle
Del
Hamilton
Reely Island
Philadelphia
Emperor Williams Gratitude and Alsace Lorraine Conference
Fragmentary text describes a long conference involving a governor and an executive list. The garbled passage references gratitude and a policy or event tied to Alsace Lorraine and an emperor figure, with uncertainty about the exact topic or outcome.
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Emperor Williams
Masni
Alsace-Lorraine
Guai
Catholic Congress in Cariaco Ends Week of Education
The Catholic Congress concluded in Cariaco with discussions on Catholic education and notable participation from leading church figures. Attendance was strong and the event deemed one of the denom inational high points of the year and well attended.
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Catholic Congress
Cariaco
Diet “Catholic Education
Macro
Congr
Home Rule Rejected After Lengthy Lords Debate
The House of Lords rejected the home rule bill by a vote of 419 to 4 after a long session marked by heated exchanges and demonstrations outside. Lord Salisbury spoke last against the bill, noting insufficient government enlightenment on its purpose and critiquing Irish member retention. The result prompted laughter and cheering as the chamber adjourned.
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House of Lords
H Bury
Baron Herschell
Baron Monkswell
Hipon
Canterbury
London
Uxler
Earl of Morler
Lord Salisbury
Lord Herschell
Westminster
England
Lord Roseberry
Lord Lansbury
Earl of Kimberly
India
Marquis of Waterford
Earl of Galloway
Lord Headley
Zambesi
Pension Policy Condemned by Local Union Veterans
United Veterans Legion encampment in Williamsport condemns the administrations pension policy in a lengthy address approved by the national commander. The message advocates justice for pensioners and urges corrective action nationwide.
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Williamsport
Garzecte and Bulletin Today
Union Veteran Legion
Singing Contest at the World’s Fair Highlights Welsh Prizes
Winners at the Great Choral Prizes competition include the Welsh choir from Wales for best male and runner up, with William CorK of Pittsburgh winning top honors. Erasmus Jones of Utica NY takes a $100 prize for a biographical sketch. Governor Waite addresses the crowd amid fair ceremonies and a record attendance surge.
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Csicago
Wales
Rusten Lidivs
Sasi
Pemryhn Chorus of
Cork
Williama
Pittsburgh
Stort
Erasmus Jones
Utica
N.Y
Waite
Colorado
Asi
Louis XVI
Maryland
James Gibbons
Daltinve
Duction
Frank Brown
Marrland
John VI II Findlay
Cardinal Gibbons
Maryland State Building
Brown
Barbara Carlyle Fends Off Forest Homeward Mystery
In Saxon Hook Pennsylvania on September 9 12 year old Barbara Carlyle fled her city home and lived four days in nearby forests. She told police she enjoyed the forest life though it was cold and later returned to explain her actions. Her mother is hospitalized in Philadelphia and Barbara had been unhappy with foster parents in the suburbs.
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Arly
Sarbara Carlyle
Ecroyxton
Barbara Carlyle
Barbara
Philadelphia
Arresting Pittsburg Rioters and Cyclone Toll
Reports detail arrests of rioters in Pittsburg and describe cyclone fatalities and injuries around Lockport with losses estimated between 73000 and 100000. Also notes Clark O N T Thread company shutting two weeks of mills in Newark and Kearny affecting about 4000 workers.
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Newark
N. J
Clark O. N.T. Thread Company
Kearney
More Works Resume, Currency Premium Vanishes in Trade Review
R G Dun reports improved conditions with more mills reopening than closing, and a easing money market as currency premiums vanish. Fall River mills expected to restart, wages cut, and output figures show sharp declines from summer. Prices for iron and steel hit new lows while demand for hardware and agricultural implements grows.
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R. G. Dun & Co
Fall River
Ain
Angnat
Thomas Iron Company
Pittsburg
Ars I‘ie
Chicago
Treasury
South Carolina
New Y
Jaime
Canada
Nicaragua Canal Firm Goes Into Receivership
The Nicaragua Canal Construction Company, formed to build a waterway linking the Atlantic and Pacific, has fallen to a receiver. The notable figure tied to the venture is ex-United States Senator Warner Miller of Herkimer, with a long career in business and politics.
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Nicaragua Canal Construction Company
Atlantic
Pacific Oceans
United States
Warner Miller
Herkimer, N
Oswego County
Union College
Fort Edward College Institute
Fifth New York Cavalry
Shenandoah Valley
Winchester
Br. Miller
Philadelphia
New York
Thomas C. Platt
Frank Hiscock
Edward Murphy, Jr
Troy
Senate
Miller
Republican Party
Empire State
Hill
Nicaragus Canal Construction Company
Rabid anarchist case counts and Barnum & Bailey advance man dead
Anarchist Timmerman accused of act is linked to a surge in cases since July 21 with 1015 illnesses and 504 deaths and 247 recoveries reported. Christopher Christensen, Barnum & Bailey advance man, died in Rochester after apoplexy. Boston hosts Railway Mail Clerks convention closes with directors elected and next gathering set for San Francisco.
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Lam Council of
T Ie
Bourke United
New Orleans
Briann Whivenstown
Murs
George B. Bean
Rieipi
Caldsweil
Timmerman
Ceer
Christopher Christophrren
Rochester
N. Y
Boston
Railway Mail Clerks’ Mutual Benefit Association
San Francisco
Nomination News and Senate Debate on Finance Bill
Washington reports a slate of nominations including Albert Willis to be Consul General at Monotola and Henry Smythe to Hayti. The senate debated repeal of the Sherman Act with silver restoration linked, then adjourned after executive business at 4 50.
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Albert
Willis
Kentucky
Mawati
Elite Mills
Vireginia
Monotola
Henry M. Smythe
Hayti
Washisutun
Senate
Wkner
West Virginia
Turpie
Indiana
Alp Dunes
Arkansas
Jones
Pauls
Teller
Colorado
Hite
Maine
Voorhees
Haly
Publi
Dubois
Idaho
Voorneca
Hate
Presidential nominations sent to the Senate for diplomatic posts
President nominates Theodore Runyon to Germany and Albert Willis to the Hawaiian Islands. Henry Smythe to Haiti. Ellis Mills to Honolulu. William Carroll to Dresden, plus consuls to Port Stanley, Acapulco, Denia, Calais, and more. Biographical sketches and career notes for Willis Mills Smythe appear. additional items cover a ship of the era, a young marriage, and a local funeral and steel plant restart in Ashland.
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Kentucky
Ellis Mills
Virginia
Honolulu
William 8. Carroll
Marsland
Dresden
Germany
United States
Senate
George J. Willis
Georgina
Port Stanley
St. Thomas
Canada
RK. Mobley
Texas
Acapulco
Mexico
Henry KD. Muclver
New York
Denia
Spain
George Keenan
Wisconsin
Louisville Law School
Rory Hinth Cous
Lynchburg
Bleans
Hawaii
Mills
Alfa
State Department
Eavans Henry M. Smythe
Hi Ftivis
Hind Haa
Grahiguh
Ahd
Storms Cause Havoc and Fatalities in New York and Connecticut
A severe storm near Walkesbalke Pennsylvania wrecked a kitchen in a home injuring Mrs. Siegfried and family, with one child severely burned. Milford Point Connecticut saw a cottage topple killing Alfred Bragg and injuring others. Across the region, windows shattered, crops ruined, and substantial property losses were reported. In Rio de Janeiro, foreign admirals planned to prevent bombardment while U.S. Navy lines ordered readiness. A Pittsburgh engineer, F. G. Palmer, died by gas in his New York room, and Italian laborers fell from scaffolding at Edison’s plant, two fatally.
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Stravce Freuke
Walkesbalke
Po Hill
Siegfried
Muncy
Milford Point
Alfred Hrage
Shelton
Yeveriny
Bragg
Urigk
Mel. Bragg
S.Y
Chemung Valley
Rio de Janeiro
Fin Janeiro
Santos
Hilo Grande Do Sul
Crew Rescued From Fire aboard John P. Kelsey
Monomoy Life Saving Station crew rescued the John P. Kelsey crew after their lime cargo caught fire near Handkerchig Roals Massachusetts. Superintendent Kimball received word of the peril and the rescue was effected. A new schedule and wage talks followed as mills prepare to resume. Large rubber boot and shoe factories planned to reopen boosting employment for about twenty thousand workers.
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WashineTox
Kimball
John P. Kelsey
Rockland
New York
Monomoy Hife
Handkerchig
Rhoals
Mass
Boston
Baseball Scores From Yesterday Across Cities
Yesterday in major leagues the Phillies defeated the Cubs 3 to 0 in Chicago, while Boston toppled Louisville 11 to 0. Pittsburgh beat Baltimore 9 to 6 in Pittsburgh, and Cleveland won 9 to 7 over Washington in Cleveland. Other results include Scranton over Heading 12 to 7, Harrisburg defeating York 9 to 0, Wilkes Barre besting Binghamton 4 to 3, Albany beating Providence 13 to 0, and Providence over Troy 8 to 3.
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Chicago
Philadelphia
Boston
Louisville
Pittsburg
Plugburg
Baltimore
Cleveland
Washington
Heading
Fading
Scranton
York
Harrisburg
Wilkenbarre
Wilkesbarre
Binghamton
Providence
Albany
Troy
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Pine Farm
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Richard M. Hoole
Delaware Place
Hooley
Salina
County Mayo
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Ark
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Bearden
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America
Point Breeze Park
Instant
Mata Wilkes
Iby Hal Pointer
Vitello
BeEtLeronte. Pa
Ruth B. ‘Armour
Lockport
Finance and Trade
Norman L. Munro
Norwood
McBride Brothers
Mr. Munro
Hudson
Nicaragua Canal
Faulkner, Turpie and
Lillian Rasell
Ert
Ema Goldman
Risbarg
Vrain Bor
Pane
Dr. Graves
T. Thateter Graves
Bridgeport
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Ashland
F. G. Palmer
Washington Street
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Edison Elactric
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Tock and Produce Markets
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