Farm and property sale notice in Frederick Maryland
WL Parsons and W L Parsons as seal estate agents advertise the sale or purchase of farm property near Frederick County Maryland. Descriptions include a large two story brick house with 11 rooms, outbuildings, orchard, divided yields, and water access. Also offers a smaller farm near Teesville with two story stone houses and ample outbuildings. Call W A Hofman for details and pricing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L Ofer
Jacob Hetman
Jobesmbre
Freterick
W. A. Hofman
Cuior Bridge
Tomer
James H. Wo Fe
Tura Mills
Praierce County
Tees
Callar
First Class Confectionery Store For Sale
A fragmented notice offers a confectionery business for sale with soda fountain marble stands glass jars and ice cream freezers. It notes purchase by a quick buyer. Berucker to assist and stay briefly. Also advertised is Shoe Factors building with shafting pulleys and elevator, three stories high, East Street frontage. Property must be sold in 60 days with easy terms.
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Lofera
Buraczer
Mar~ Ser Street
Berusker
Beruckerer
Berucker
Baltimore
East Street
Religious Congress unites Jew and Gentile for world peace on platform
A World’s Congress of Religions opened with Catholic Cardinal Gibbons and notable figures from Protestant, Jewish, and Buddhist communities. Delegates from England, Japan, China, and India gathered as prayers and an international chorus uplifted charity and humanity. Archbishops, presidents, and dignitaries praised unity across faiths, while crowds cheered the shared plea for peace and moral progress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gentile
Japan
A. Cred
Cardinal Gibbons
Bonsey
Potter Palmer
Charles Henrot
Clarence Eddr
Bonney
thagLs
John Henry Barrows
Common Organization
Congress
Feehan
Catholic Church
Chriss
Cain
Augusta J. Chapin
Riginbotham
Alexander McKenzie
Parliament of Religions
Plymouth Rock
Protop Ghunder Mazoombar
India
Pang Quang Yu
Wash Region
Bonner
China
Jay
Barrows
Apa
Rough Experience at Sea The Edith McLocyre Miraculous Escape
Shipping notes from Boston report the schooner Edith BrcIntire Galtiary? towed in disabled from Barncoa Cuba with 23 000 coconuts bound for Philadelphia. A sequence of urneanes damaged gear and tossed crew. one man Carl Reyner died days after rescue. Separate reports note banker Robert A McCoy's suicide in Tyrone Pennsylvania. Prague unrest grows with anti German actions as Czech youths vandalize symbols.
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Edith McLocyre
Boston
Edith BrcIntire
Barncoa
Cuba
Philadelphia
Everthing Veable
Carl Reyner
Gaatiang
Wild Flower
Rouer
Ember
Idi
Othe
Washington
Bosni
Altooxa. Pa
Robert A. McCoy
Blair Conate
Tyrone
Hig
Lie
Hill Opposes Nevada Resolution on Senators as Bank Stockholders
Senate action features Senator Hill denouncing Stewart’s proposal to probe senators’ stockholdings in banks as unnecessary and a grave attack on the Senate. House debate centers on Sherman law repeal. Teller and Guance committee member Pugh lead lengthy speeches. A South Carolina representative seeks funding relief for flood victims, but Kilgore objects. resolution referred. A Salisbury man faces charges over abducting his granddaughter with a confession by the alleged perpetrator, Wood, claiming a three year liaison and marriage to the 13 year old.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hill
Stewart
Nevada
Wasti
New York
Mrr
Senate
Pugh
Teller
House
Committee On Accounts
Ruck
South Carolina
Maurras
South
Kilgore
Texas
Corcmrta
Wood
Emin Murder and Loot Recounted in Congo Dispatch
A St Pauli de Loando dispatch reports a Belgian officer recovered Dr Emin s stifle collection and his diary near the Emin murder site last October. Emin was four days from Stanley Falls when killed. his caravan carried twenty tons of ivory amid Arab motives to loot.
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Brussels
St. Pauli de Loando
Stanley Falls
Dr. Emin
Emin
Unclear OCR fragment on cycling race results
Fragmentary OCR mentions a cycling event with names distorted and speeds misreported. It references top four riders and a start sequence but lacks clear dates or locations. Further readable details needed to produce a precise headline and summary.
In Castan and Palermo Aide Ste Girty Incident
Report from Castan and Palermo outlines a clash involving Ste Girty in Caastan. Authorities investigated a disturbance, noting no severe injuries and ongoing inquiries into the cause and participants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caastan
Palermo
Mrs Hallidas’s Friends Rally for Defense in Port Jervis
In Monticello on Sept 12 Hale Tiday, jailed, spoke incoherently. News that her mother would travel from Ireland to visit brought a brief somber look. Lawyer S. B. Fullerton of Port Jervis received a $100 defense retainer from the prisoner’s friends.
Factories Resume Operations Across Cities as Production Rises
Reports from multiple towns show most mills re opening or returning to full time by Sept 12. Notable reopenings include White Maleable Iron works in Senesectapy, Empire State Knitting mills, A. F. Watson Paper, Peck Stowe Wilcox plants, Walker Pratt foundry, Crompton company, and Pacific mills in Lawrence. Treasury of factories indicate improving trade and upcoming full operations in several regions. The period also notes ongoing labor adjustments and continued activity in Trenton and Providence. The American Bankers Association plans its 19th annual convention in Chicago, Oct 19 and 20.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fane Rivass
Taocy
Sreixe Frero
Empire State Knitting Mills
John Wiedrhold & Co
Erie
A. F. Watson Paper Company
Erie Forge Works
Socruixetox
Conn
Peck, Stowe & Wilcox Company
Plantsville
East Berlin
Boston
Walker & Pratt Foundry
Watertown
R. L
Crompton Company
Crompton
Agai Tuor
William H. Vas
Lansingburgh
Lawrence
Mass
Pacific Mills
Washington Mills
Arington
Atlantic
Pemberton
Everetts
Smasi
Trenton
N. J
Ndicate
McRe
Y Jay
Roe “ S
Wilson Woolen Mills
Cache Rhode Island Cotton Achusetts Mill
Fownsdate Company
Last of the Dand Opens Land For Boomers on Sept 16
Thousands of home seekers camp along the Indian Territory border awaiting noon September 16 to rush into the Cherokee strip. About 6 million acres offered, with 4 million arable. the eastern third rich, central fair, western largely desert. Estimates say 75,000 will enter on opening day, with over 20,000 camped presently. rivalry among towns and leaders grows as trains carry boomers toward the strip.
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Indian Territory
Kansas
East
Middle West
Kan
Arkansas City
Southwest
Beme
Kansas Line
Arkansas
Fations
Pawnee bin
Chief Bushyhead
Cherokee Nation of Indians
United States
The Vigilant Wins Third America's Cup Race
New York Sept 12 The Vigilant wins the third race for the America's Cup defense amid a muddled start and bold maneuvers. Jubilee and Pilgrim trail as the Vigilant and Colonia duel offshore then head southward toward Sandy Hook lightship. Jubilee and Pilgrim press for late charge but Vigilant maintains lead to the finish. Postscript notes postmasters appointments across Pennsylvania.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Yo
New York Syndicate
Jubilee
Pilgring
Windard
Wigtlane
Colonia
Hihtabip
Pilgrim
Boston
Ty Lown
Landers
Vigilant
Sandy Hook
Iis
Dhe Cufoam
Far Rock
Ain
Ruanius
Coloula
Julies
Pilgrun
Aps
Mars Board
Colonie
Ignens
Bourstune
Gran
Baseball Yesterday Scores From Baltimore and Cincinnati
Baseball results show Baltimore defeated Pittsburg 19 to 5 in Baltimore. Cincinnati beat Philadelphia 3 to 1 in Cincinnati. St Louis won at Brooky. Cleveland defeated New York 6 to 4. In the second game, Wilkes pitched for the first game and Sprigefield for the second. Trton Workers May Yield. The Amalgamated Association executive committee circulated requests to reconvene talks with iron and steel manufacturers. Outcome expected September 15. The Fair Commission adjourned after three months. President Palmer to reconvene October 4 with the executive committee.
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Baltiore
Baltimore
Pittsburs
Cincinnati
Philadelphia
Ake
St. Louis
Brooky
Cleveland
New York
Lanis
Whikes
Eric T. Wilkes
Sprigefield
Field
Apy
Tron
Treneng
Amalgamated Assocition
Fair Commission
National Commission
Fnally
Palmer
Congress
Palomer
Cane company to operate non union. workers warned
Sept 12 Amalgamated cane concerns announce non union operation with 680 employees to resume work soon between this date and Sept 20. Workers not applying for co before Sept 20 will be dropped. Excitement grows as other iron firms threaten similar action amid remonstrances from about 1,500 workers.
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Ind
Cane Company
Market report shows steady stock and mixed dairy prices
General Market notes indicate steady to lower levels across stocks and produce with mixed cattle beef and pork prices. Hogs remain steady with good to choice ranges, while sheep and lambs close dull but steady for most categories. Buffalo and New York markets show varied results with slight firmness in some feeds and dairy items.
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Sdurua Insurance Building
Fredrick, Md
Aneie Littles
Religious Congress
Wisht
Cape May
Dunrarenh
LE Esperance
Dierge Asare
Valkyries
Prince Bismardt
Saxpos
Singen
Prince Bismarck
Jeas Faconet
Tex
Dougherty
Prague
Prade
Mye Bua
Aeady
OSAGE
General Logan
John A. Logan
Logan
Dixon
Smith
So! Smith
Cowes Island
Mise Goldman
New Yous
Mn Goliman
The
American Dankers’ Association
Chicago
Milton Grove Rice
Maria Elizabeth Culler
Jefferson
Valkyrie
the Colonia
Wits
Viiann S
Wastuxctos
New York State
George EH. Pinckney
Amarwal
Jesse Bliss
Bliss
Fred EL Rboyardus
Braive Corners
David Cipperly
Decatur
Wiliam D. Blessing
Dunnaville
John FL Green
Javea Village
Marcus Stowell
Gradley
G. F. Alen
Merritt Corners
EL HL Smith
Painted Post
Harley B. Robinon
Tracy Creek, Jr
EF. O'Neill
Weat Hurley
Asengers
Potter
Asa P. Potter
Maverick National Bank
United States Circuit Court
Maverick Bank
St. Petershurg
West CiesTee
Chester
Brandywine
General Marketa
Pambenvara
Pennsylvania
Minnesota
Sige. Co
Mint
Simay New Mess
New
London
F.& Pa
Lestch
Wah
N.Y. Central
Neading
Lake Eris
Haute Tzapt
Hhdhives
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