Executors sale and multiple farm and business properties offered
Notice describes auctions by executors for farms in Frederick and Predence counties, Md, including a two story brick house with outbuildings, orchard, and running water. another farm with a house, barn, and multiple outbuildings. a confectionery store on Star Bet Street with fixtures. a shoe factory building with three stories, elevator, and street frontages. Properties priced to quick sale with terms and possession at once. Call at office for details.
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Botfer
Jacob Hotman
Prederes
W Renltivaron
Guy Woon
Kim
Atsa
Line Stone
Wismer Wdly &B
Claes Farm
Hotmen
Orioa Bridge
Totera
Suracker Confecnoseris
Star- Bet Street
Tas
Burucker
Buracker
Sir. Burecker
Baltimore
Sams
East Street
East Second Street
Roto
Csi
Senate Debates Repeal Bill as House Holds Quiet Session
Senators argued over repeal of Sherman act purchasing clauses with Mitch ell of Oregon leading the opposition. A late session adjourned after a brief executive period as Teller and Bawler clashed, while the House produced little notable action and considered a reform measure on public printing and war expenditures.
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Mitchel
Oreron
Senate
Teller
Colorado
Bawler
Connecticut
Ision
Wart
Nevada
House
Morse
Massachu
Hepburn
Bold Train Robbery Ends in Loot and Escape
The express car raid failed to secure the safe as dynamite opened a break in the car. Robbers looted the car and fled into the woods after a fierce exchange of shots with guards. A posse searched Kendallville and nearby areas but found no robbers. The haul included most of the contents of the car except two gold bars worth $16,404. Local authorities suspect expert safe blowers carried out the job.
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Sefiy
Fred
Fin
Balf
Kendallville
Express Company
Pegro
Lake Shore
Columbia Cruiser Sets Record At 213 Knots Per Hour
The cruiser Columbia returned to Cramp's yard and demonstrated a record speed of 213.20 knots amid rough seas near Cape Henlopen. Edwin Cramp cited differing conditions from the New York test as engines performed smoothly though not matching New York output. Government trial plans and the triple propeller experiment remain undecided. Meanwhile pension frauds in Baltimore total at least thirty five cases, with names including Robert Graham Edward Egan and Richard Wiler cited. Boxset may avoid gallows as October term nears. Jersey Baptists report 5507 members across 33 churches with growth noted.
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Parravetusia
Columbia
Cramps’ Yard
Cape Henlopen
New York
Edwin S. Cramp
Cramp
Mrr
Baltimore
Baltmone
Cuttler
Sidmanio
Messrs
Cuttier
Sidman
Robert Graham
Edwand Egan
Richard Wiler
Graham
Egan
Wiley
Nii
West
Counrz
Coe
Johnson
Alfred Boyer
Supreme Court
Alexander Bs
Unclear manuscript on cholera statistics and heirs case
Fragmentary report notes cholera figures and an inheritance search involving Mrs Marr Fears and her heirs. The text is damaged with missing details and places, leaving uncertainty about outcomes or actions.
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Marr
Giea
Railroad fare dispute hits California and Chicago traffic
Rate tensions spill from California eastward as the 13 passenger fare rises threaten all territory east of Denver. Southern California lines cut the Los Angeles rate by .4. An estimated 154000 passengers were landed in Chicago yesterday.
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Chiteasa
California
Denver
Los Angeles
Chicago
Professor Campbell Found Guilty in Montreal Trial
In Montreal the presbytery found Professor Campbell guilty on the first count of heresy regarding Letmanx. The vote was reported as close, with the decision announced last night.
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Professor Campbell
Heretic
Montreal
Government Suspends Geary Law Enforcement Prompt Action Sought
Discussion in Congress over private citizens forcing enforcement of the Geary law continues as authorities suspend arrests. In Los Angeles Judge Ross allowed deportations on private complaints, while Treasury's 1888 interpretation questions the act. New Jersey liquor dealers hold convention urging license limits. Lehigh Valley mills announce pay for August, and Lafayette College hazing suspensions follow.
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California
United States
Los Angeles
Ross
Judgs Ross
Treasury
Treasury Department
China
Halliday Murders Shock East Region Near Middletown
Mrs Paul Halliday is arrested in Burlingham New York on charges she murdered her husband buried him under the house and killed two visiting women with chloroform and a gun within four days. Neighbors saw her at work each day, leaving a chilling mystery in a village hamlet near Middletown.
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Burlingham
XN. Y
Middletown
Paul Halliday
Margaret McQuillan
Sarah
Newbury
Halildsy
Shere
Halliday Home
Nitrate dealer North ends racing table amid upheaval
The report notes Colonel North plans to sell his racing assets as part of a broader turbulence. It mentions the Cuban planter Senor Macerras’s son being kidnapped by bandits and references Maryland Day at the World’s Fair with strong enthusiasm. Paymaster John McMahon of the steamer Wabash dies in Boston.
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Colonel North
Nitrate
Senor Macerras
Maryland
John McMahon
United States Navy
Boston
Advice to Senators Urges Repeal of Silver Purchase Law
In a prosecco of the trade convention opened yesterday sixty business leaders and senators discussed restoring confidence by repealing the Sherman act. President ex Governor HO Stunard and officers were elected. Speakers including Mike Culver and Senator Bell denounced delay and urged immediate repeal with a nonpartisan export commission.
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Heart of Trade
Stan
Furne Sed Mechanics
West
United States Senate
House of Representatives
Senate of
United States
Senate
Congress
John W. Vernon
Providence Board of Trade
Bell
Coloradso
Thas
Jones
Stewart
Flo
East
New England
Waldo Smith
New York
Grocers’ Association
Wall Street
Representative Pence
Committee On
Ted T
Ricditterem
Vest
Cockr
Aior Voorhees
Chai Coer
Pennsylvania oil industry shows steady decade growth
In a forthcoming annual report Professor Albert S Bolles reviews Pennsylvania oil development with export and production statistics. He notes large export share, rising pipeline mileage, bulk tankers, and capital investment around 230 million dollars. The report traces wells since 1801 and historic prices and refining methods.
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Hangisuure
Albert 5
Bolles
Department of Industrial Statistics
Pennsylvania
Cote Sampton
Tata
Baseball Scores From Yesterday Across Major Cities
Baseball results show New York defeating Cleveland 5 to 4 and Brooklyn beating St Louis 3 to 2. Pittsburg topped Baltimore 12 to ?, Harrisburg beat Johns Town 11 to 4, Easton over Allentown 9 to ?, Buffalo defeated Wilkes Barre 6 to 3. Quotations from New York and Philadelphia exchanges report a dull stock market with closing bids and various market notes.
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Cleveland
New York
St. Louis
Brooklyn
Baltimore
Pittsburg
Harrisburg
Johnstown
Easton
Allentown
Buffalo
Wilkesbarre
Holyoke
Springfield
Albany
Philladelphia
Paway HB
B.T
Central
West Shore
Lake
Cattle and Sheep Prices Reported in Valario Market
The market shows cattle steady with varied classes listed: steers at 595.12, light butchers and grade steers 2.25 to 22.75, hogs firm with 24.35 to 55.45, lambs and sheep dull. U.K. style figures include extra heavy and choice varieties with several price bands. Canada lambs priced at 4.75 to 5.0.
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Valario
Buepalo
Rept
Grasser
Canada
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Abron
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Taniais
National Capitol
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Major Hayes
J. W. Tivert
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Washington Park
Spirit of the Times
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Seny
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Connstable
James Culbertson
Sadsbury Township
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Tale Halliday
Trh
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Mr. LeSreary
Kentucky
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Hentrek
Foreign Affairs Committee of
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Loxe Brave
New Jersey State Liquor Dealers’ Protective Association
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Jersey City
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Reboken
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Cordage Trust
Sept. i
Cordage Company
Corporation of L. Waterbury & Co, Limited
James M. Waterbury
Chauncey Marball
L. Waterbury & Co
Charles X. King
Corporation Trust Company of New Jarey
King Lohongule
Loscoox
Capetown
Mashonaland
Lobenguls
Fort Victoria
British South Africa Company
Mitchell
Lexpos
St. James’ Hall
Charley Mitchell
America
Corbett
Jack McAuliffe
Alvinston
Ont
James Johnson
Johnasn
NewNork Posy
Wasnixcox
New York State
Marcus I. Blanchard
Detmar
Ransom Milone
Lakeport
Jacob M. Clickner
Newlans Station
A. M Barker
Spencerport
Jobo B
Gasseppic
Vandalia
Morris Leahy
Wubar
Panama
Colina
Jalasco
Bts
Atinnesois
Esata
Straght
Minnesota
Asher
Ifort
Ith &E
New York Dairy
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