Real estate listings by W L Parsons in Frederick County Md
Agents advertise sale by auction and commission for two properties near Kennsville and Drice Sins in Frederick County Md. The first farm features 216 acres with 11 rooms, multiple outbuildings, an orchard, lime kiln, and stone fencing, offered through executors of Jacob Hotman deceased. The second farm totals 63 acres with a large two story stone house, bank barn, multiple outbuildings, and proximity to Drice village, priced at 57 call at the office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacob Hotman
Kennsvile
Frederick County
Mrrle
Iy oMice
W.oloe Bridge
James RB Wolfe
Cree Sins
Fredenck County
Drica
Myomre
First Class Confectionery Store For Sale
Due to dealer moving to Baltimore, Buracker Confectioners offer a fully equipped Mar ket Street shop between Second and Third Streets. Stock and fixtures include soda fountain large well mirror marble top stands show cases jars ice cream freezers moulds and all in a first class confectionery business. Possession 2% to purchaser. Mr Burecker will aid with transition. For details call the office.
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Buracker Confectioners
Market Street
Burucker
Burecker
Army
Baltimore
Warehouse for Sale with Factory Adjacent Access
A three story warehouse known as Sho2 Factors building is offered for sale with sheds and pumps. It features a gated basin elevator and runs from cellar to top floor. Frontages on East Street and East Second Street measure feet and 42 feet respectively, with Penn Railroad access. The property must sell within 60 days on favorable terms. inquiries at the seller’s office.
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East Streec
East Second Street
Penn. R. R
World’s Fair Admissions and Far-Flung News From Sept 15
Reports note 193060 paid admissions at the World’s Fair yesterday while a Vienna Times correspondent cites a cholera decline in Hungary and Galicia. Other items include a boiler explosion near Hopkinsville killing Nat McKee and injuring Jim Cratchfield, a staged robbery death in Ontario, and a U.S. cruiser sailing to Rio de Janeiro to protect American interests.
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General Paine
Herbert
Washington
Alabama
Vienna
London Times
Hungary
Galicia
Hopkinsville
Nat Mckee
Jim Cratchfield
St St. Louis
Supreme Council Order of Chosen Friends
H. H. Morse
New York
C. M. Arnold
Californa
J. B. Soubbs
Texas
Lexpos
the Times
Baroz Meiki
Detroit
Brazil
Fort Moxnez
United States
Rio de Janeiro
How Dare You Judge How Many Read the Life of Buddha
A Boston audience at the Parliament of Religions heard Dharmapala from Calcutta denounce Christian intolerance and trace Juggernaut myths to history. He challenged the crowd with questions on Buddha and Mohammed, urging knowledge over prejudice as Rev. Dr Rexford and Dr Abbot offered complementary views on religion and humanity.
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Cricaso
Sept
Dharmapala
Calcutta
Washington
Orient
Edward Everett Hala
Africa
Ormiston Chant
Dakoroshi Mataysami
Pratap Chander Mazoomdar
E. L. Rexford
Boston
Orientelist
Mohammed
Arabia
Rexford
Lyman Abbot
Christ
Lydia H. Dickinson
Norman
Big Business Boom Delays and Mills Restarting in 1890s Era
Lawrence Massachusetts reports Phillips & Baubanit mill to resume full operation next Monday with wage cuts of 10 to 15 percent. Moses and Stevens mills at North Andover and Franklin mills at Franklin New Hampshire planned to restart. Other mills including Marland at Andover and Uaited Shirt and Collar Lansingburgh and a hosiery mill are stated to resume by Monday. Local factories discuss general revival with mixed staffing and wage impacts as several plants prepare to restart.
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Werther
Lawrence
Mass
Phillips & Baubanit’s
Moses and Stevens
North Andover
Franklin Mills
Franklin
X. H
Cohoes
Eraneliny
Ray Consimure
Norfolk Woolen Company
Norfolk
Wheeling
W. Va
Riverside Iron and Steel Works
Loueville
Ashland Steel Company
Ishpemine
Mick
Ames Tron Company
Ishpeming
Little Esther Cleveland Esther chosen as White House baby name
Washiscrox dispatch notes the new White House baby will be named Esther, with no special significance beyond parental scriptural preference and a meaning tied to star and good fortune. The name selection is portrayed as a personal choice rather than symbolic.
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Little Esther Cleveland
Washiscrox
White House
Esther
Navahoe Regatta Protest Decides Navahoe Winner
The Royal Yacht Squadron committee ruled Navahoe won the Brenton’s Reef cup after protest over race finish positions and mark boat movement. Britannia and Navahoe then competed in the Cape May cup on the same course, amid English and American trophy history.
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Prince of Wales
Carroll
United Press
Britannia
Navahoe
Narabee
Vigilant
Colonia
Jubilee
Pilgrim
Valkyrie
Lord Dunraven
Watson
Richard Sutton
Revolt in Brazil Shows Insurgents Gaining Ground
Cable from Rio de Janeiro reports revolutionary forces bombarding the harbor forts and an arsenal. A government gunboat surrendered after being captured by insurgents and 26 of 486 Brazilian Navy officers have joined the revolt amid scattered strikes on Rio Janeiro defenses.
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Searly Tyre
Wasiixetox
Erate Gresham
Thompson
Rio de Janeiro
Charleston
Buenois Ayres
Peixoto Stil
Ines
Rio Janeiro
Alagoas
Bahia
Paraguay
Matto Grosso
Tiradentes
Montevideo
Itacca
Preliminary skirmish in the House over federal elections repeal
In Washington and Philadelphia reports on Sept 11 15 describe early House clashes over the federal elections repeal bill with Republicans filibustering to block reporting and Democrats pushing a leave-of-absence resolution. The Senate featured Daniel of Virginia speaking against the repeal, while other items note vitriol attack sentencing in Philadelphia and Eckels praising bank reopenings amid economic unrest.
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Seeley
Wrest Port
Conred
Bush
Chicago
War Department
Washington
Seeler
P. T. Barnum
Wasurscox
Burrows
House
McMillan
Tenn
Congress
Senate
Daniel
Laura
Wns
Philadelphia
Robert Rodney
Gordon
George Stiles
Edward Stiles
George Tiles
Stiles
Church Destroyed by Fire in Jersey Shore
At midnight fire broke out in a shed behind the Presbyterian church in Jersey Shore. The flames spread to the church causing total destruction. Estimated loss is 15000 dollars with 8009 dollars insured. Fire started in the shed and communicated to the church.
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Winttamsport
Presbyterian
Jersey Shore
Election law debate and state control tensions
The article reports on a congressional session where Republicans resisted active involvement in the Tucker bill amid financial distress, arguing for state sovereignty over elections. It catalogs debates on repealing federal election provisions, warning such moves undermine state powers and could fuel distrust, while noting calls for cleaner, more preventive election measures led by state officers.
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Wasiincros
Sept. L
Conmittes
Faucher
Fitch
Lawson
Georgia
Johnson
North Dakota
House
Congress
Lkely
Afr
Tucker
Committee On Rules
United Staes
Great Union
Laos
Union
Ready for the Boomers and Clerical Boost at Certs
Secretary Smith orders large clerical forces at home seekers booths and private homes to ensure every applicant gets a certificate. Estimates peg 195,000 to 200,000 entrants tomorrow across 27,000 claims, with two thousand lots per town and rapid influx anticipated. A separate immigration ruling excludes some contracts while allowing close family ties in limited cases.
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Smith
Washington
Interior Department
Lamereux
Arkansas City
Wineford
Baseball Yesterday Scores Across Major Cities
Yesterday's results show Chicago beat Philadelphia 12 to 5 in Chicago. Pittsburg won 4 to 1 against Boston. Baltimore defeated Cleveland 6 to 5 in Cleveland. New York topped Cincinnati 2 to 0 in Cincinnati. Washington beat Louisville 6 to 2 in the Louisville first game, with the second game ending in a Washington loss. Wilkesbarre conquered Buffalo 9 to 6, Albany edged Providence 3 to 2, Erie won twice over Binghamton 7 to 2 and 10 to 0. Johnstown defeated Easton 6 to 5 in Allentown.
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Chicago
Philadelphia
Pittsburg
Boston
Cleveland
Baltimore
Cincinnati
New York
Louisville
Washington
Buffalo
Wilkesbarre
Providence
Albany
Erie
Bingham Ton
Binghamton
Allentown
Johnstown
Easton
Stock and Produce Markets Close Dull on Sept 14
Closing quotations show New York and Philadelphia exchanges firm in forenoon but later heaviness and dull, with mixed prices across flour, wheat, corn, oats, beef, pork, and cheese. Buffalo cattle and hogs steady to close, lambs and sheep varied, with ranges for clip and value across breeds.
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New York
Philadelphia
N.Y
H& BT
Central
West Shore
Lake Erie
New Jersey Couster Det
Hudson
Pennsylvania
Saisgahk
Minnesota
Minnessia
Tikic
Tsge
Bia
Toye
Cora
Sic
Seige
Soge
Lye
Sovernoer
Buffalo
Wrassera
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Ohio Campaign For the Democracy
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Crafton
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Gamp
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International Coopers’ Union
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