Property Gallery of Frederick Area Homes and Farms for Sale
W L Parsons broker offers various properties for sale or commission in Frederick Maryland and surrounding areas. Listings include a 10 acre Montevue Pike tract with brick house and outbuildings, a Labertrrown 60 by 300 foot lot with 10 rooms, and Brunswick area 125 acre farm with a main house, outbuildings, and orchard. Also Braddock estate near Frederick with 36 acres and a 2 story mansion, plus Urbana farm on Monocacy and Urbana turnpike with 123 acres and modern improvements. Contact office for details and pricing.
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Chad A. Lough
Montevue pike
Longe
Lough
J.5
L. Rodrick
Labertrrown
verguin
ofice of the Liberty ris
callac tay
Rodrick
John T. Frazier
Brunswick
Petersville
garrett
army office
John A. Wiliams
Braddock
Frederick
Natronal pike
turnvike
Eius place
Thomas Dixon
Urbana
beck bern
areu
gallac
fec
Preacher Opens Rocky Springs Chapel Sermon
The Rev C W Stinespring delivered his first sermon at Rocky Springs chapel last Sunday afternoon with a text from Eph 3 20 21 on the power of the Holy Ghost A quarterly conference meets at the chapel on the 15th in the afternoon There are services with communion on Sunday morning and a Mite Society meeting at St James Lutheran Church parsonage 93 East Second Street Kemp Hall hosts a Blute Society sociable this evening
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C. W. Stinespring
Rocky Springs chapel
Mite Society of
Mite Society of St. James
Real Estate Transfers in Frederick City and Surrounding Lands
A series of land deals recorded in Frederick shows Marie Diehl transferring two lots to James W. Long for 2200 dollars while George W. Cramer and wife sell 20 acres to George A. Dean for 13300. Other transfers include 25 acres to George Whitmore for 4500, 25 acres to William Costs, 7 acres to Whitmore for 36.75, and multiple parcels to Frank Suman, Viola A. Butler, Anna F. E. Witter, Florence E. Mealey, Anderson H. Etzier, Esia A. Essex, Theresa Buhrman, Emma F. Coblentz, E. J. Zimmerman, and others with prices ranging from 36.75 to 12000 dollars. The list names numerous buyers and parcels in Frederick and Carroll Creek Mills, detailing land and improvements, varying acreages and sale prices.
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Marie Diehl
James W. Long
Frederick city
George W. Cramer
George A Dean
John Riiter
George Whitmore
William Costs
same
W. Schildknecht
George W. Whitmore
Semel EH. Pettingil
Esia A. Essex
E. M. Z. Buhrman
M. Hau- Yer
Theresa Buhrman
Emma F. Coblentz
C. M. Brane
Susan M. Lewis
E. J. Zimmerman
J.L. B. Nichols
C. E. Chilton
Frederick
James M. Hood
E.Wachter
J.B. Markey
D. C. Winebrener
Cc. T. Kemp
E. Schell
Catharine Fox
Josish Schildtknecht
John B. Ford
John L. Ford
A Faithful Organist Honored by Sunday School Group
Clara Zimerman received a handsome gold watch Sunday evening from the teacher's association of the Evangelical Lutheran Sunday school to reward her faithfulness and efficient services.
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Rigs
Clara Zimerman
teacher’s association
the
Evangelical Lutheran Sunday school
Ann Arbor Strike Court Ban Ruling and Contempt
United States court held seven engineers and firemen in contempt over boycott actions during the Ann Arbor strike. Judge Ricks and Judge Taft granted a temporary injunction against Chief Arthur and the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers, barring interference with inter state freight and urging members not to aid the Ann Arbor line. Ashley and Gompers commented on the ruling, framing it as a battle over workers rights and lawful striking.
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Fodser Taft
Ricks
Arthur
Toropo
United States
Arbor
BICKE
TAFE
CSTEF SARGEST
brotherhood
circuit court
Taft
Ann Arbor Railroad company
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
tym
Ann Arbor
sail company
Tafs
Ashley
Gompers
Toledo, Ann Arbor and North Michigan railroad
Isabella Queen of Spain in Love Scandal Shocks Court
Paris reports a 63 year old ex queen Isabella of Spain has fallen for Austrian Baron Kirchhofen on leave. The baron is installed as chamberlain, provoking court resistance and a planned dismissal. Isabella’s daughter pleads, but the queen forbids talk, risking a palace split. Other items note U.S. typewriter firm consolidations, Oklahoma land cases, and various dispatches.
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Paris
Isabella
Spain
Alphonso XII
Baron Kirchhofen
Heiss
Anthony of Orleans
Laurel Hill Mine Disaster Narrows Rescue Efforts
A blast at Laurel Hill mine near Hazlehorx Pennsylvania triggers a flood from Sugar Loaf workings. Rescue teams led by Durkin save ten workers as three miners remain missing including Richard Williams presumed dead. several others suffer non fatal injuries. The incident follows a pattern similar to a two years earlier disaster at Jeanesville mine.
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Hazverox
Laurel Hil
Pardee Brothers
Jeanesville cioacter
Sugar Loaf
Laurel Hill
Frank Pardee
Durkin
fatest
beard
David Willams
No 19
No 14
Williams
Willan Dolan
Bood
Thomas Hudson
W. L. Trembath
Richard Williams
Brief Bits and Local Political Talk
Short items note Oscar Hooper gifting diamond rings as Christmas gifts. A false fire alarm at 15 is corrected. Spring radishes appear on hotel tables. Rocky Springs Orchestra canceled a concert due to sickness. A mountaintop fire near White Rock burned all day. The Democratic county central committee met at Junior Hall to endorse post office applicants across 21 districts with Col. L. V. Baughman leading. Brooklyn firefighters visit Frederick for the 75th Hose Company anniversary and plan an engine display and improvements. Visitors from Brooklyn include Peter Brown and others. hotel arrivals list reflects county and city guests. Kansas contest reports show Republicans sweeping and Populists and Democrats splitting votes in districts observed.
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Rocky Springs
White Rock
Democratic county central committee
Col. L. V. Baughman
Carlton Shafer
Colonel Baughman
Brunswick
Solomon Y. Blessings Burkittsvile
Charles T. Hightman
Knoxville
Charles A. Rice
Petersville
Wm. Hoffman
Urbana
John R. Hendrickson
Mr. Pleasant
Clinton A. Riddlemoser
Jefferson
Dantel
Lickaville
John C. Lamar
Doub
Josh
Michael Lime Klin
Wm. J. Grove
Harmony
Clare M. Brandenburg
Olive
Wm. H. Boteler
Park Milla
Frederick
Ordeman
New London
Noah Barnes
Flamaville
Anthony K. Williams
Union- Hille
Henry
Worman
Liberty
Sargh
Brooklyn
Peter ©. Brown
Charles Steenworth
Jeremiah Chadwick
Henry Hamilton
Jane Trand
commuittze
F. C
Carlin House
B&O, RR
Baltimore city
Veteran Firemen’s Association
Washington, D. C
Presidential Favors and New Nominees Sent to Senate
The president sent nominations to the Senate including William Edmond Curets and Charles St Hamlin for assistant secretary of the treasury, James H. Eckels for comptroller of the currency, John Tracy for superintendent of charities for the District of Columbia, and Adlai Stevenson as vice president opens a Maryland Society bazaar. Other items cover fires, a murder over a card game, and political updates from Florida and Hartford.
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Senate
WinsuimGton
William Edmond Cure ts
New York
the treasury
Gento M. Lemabertgon
Charles St. Hamlin
Massachucetts
treasury
John H. Gear
James H. Eckels
Illneis
James FL
Baltimore
BALTMoxe
Adinai E. Stevenson
United States
Maryland Society of the Sons of the American Revolution
Fifth regiment
Maryland
Philadelphia Markets Climb As Stock and Produce Prices Shift
Philadelphia markets report unusually active stock trading with Lehigh Valley and Reading issues advancing then retreating amid steady Pennsylvania declines. Prices for wheat corn and oats show weakness while pork and lard move through various bids and asks.
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PATLADELPHLA
March
Lehigh Valley
Lebteh Navigation
Pennsylvania
New York
Pacific
Pacific com. Ife Reading gst rife M
Reading
ig H.& BT
St. Paul
WING & Peesy
Minster Dupuy Selected To Form New French Cabinet
Paris reports M Dupuy agreed to form the new French cabinet after Pointcarre declined the finance portfolio The list includes Peytral as finance minister and Poincarre as commerce minister Dupuy previously served as minister of public instruction and is described as a self made man The action follows Meline s resignation and Camot Perrier Deveile meetings to map the new government.
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Paris
M. Charles Dupuy
Bo acwented
ML Meline
M. Peyrn
M. Medline
finance
ecalouies
Charles Dupuy
council
interior
Peyral
Poincarre
commerce
Jonnart
Millians
justice
Viger
agriculture
Viette
public tr
Loizellon
Rieunier
Delcasse
Ann Charles Dupuy
Puy
M. Dupry
Corsica
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Delaware
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Acheson
Samuel G. De Caumey
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Pittsburg
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Nutton
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Metcalf
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James I. Hamilton
Sing Sing
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secretary of the treasury
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New York harbor
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