Real Estate Deals Across Frederick Listings
W L Parsons advertises as a real estate agent selling farm and city properties in Frederick with offices in the Insurance Building. Various parcels listed include a large home with outbuildings, farms near Urbana, improved two story houses, bank barns, and turnpike frontage with prices and contact via his office.
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tubnai Insurance Building
Frederick, M4
Toffer
Jobnal & Sear
Fredericl
Imbalanced Claim for Mercantile Creole Lotion and Remedies
An ad from Washington Waters & Co. promotes Mercantile Creole Lotion and Ideal Physiopathic Centrifice claiming skin health benefits with no acids, plus glycerol lotion and water condition powders. The piece touts refunds for unfulfilled cures, urging readers to ask their druggist and mentioning locations in Brapewick, Ga.
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WASHINGTON WATERS &Co
Brapewick, Ga
F C A Debating Society Formed After Meeting
The F C A gathered in the parlor for a humorous reading by Walter Saunders titled How Mr Cubbie Counted the Shingles. A debate on whether the Indian has been more cruelly treated than the negro followed with Ed Herbert and Henry Fox opposing Bernard Trundie and Jerry Wood. Judges Dorsey Etchizon Reno Harp and Wal Burger favored the negative. A permanent debating society was organized with eighteen names. William Lampe named chairman Jacob Engelbrecht secretary.
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F.C
F. Cc
Walter Saunders
Bernard Trundie
Jerry Wood
Messrs
Dorsey Etchizon
Reno Harp
Wal Burger
Wim. Lampe
Jacob Engelbrecht
Middletown Man Dies En Route to Hospital in Dust Storm
Philip Norris, a disabled resident living alone south of Middletown, died Tuesday morning while being transported to Montevue Hospital near Frederick by Constable Shriver. A fierce dust storm engulfed Middletown that evening. Orphans' Court grants letters testamentary on the late Ann Ivaters estate to executrix Beckle Stars.
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Middletown
Philip Norris
Montevue Hospital
Frederick
Constable Shriver
Beckle
Terrible Suffering Aboard Abandoned British Ship King James
The King James, a four masted British steamship, was abandoned about 250 miles off Point Conception. Captain Drummond and three crew members survived after five days without food or water, rescued by the Los Angeles. Thirty-eight others died in the lifeboat and on the wreck before rescue. The captain’s son and several crew members perished. among the saved are John Mueller Edward FlIo t and John Spevey. News also reports a palace steamer sinking near Constantinople with about sixty lost, plus other incidents including railroad wrecks, fires, and a murder sentence in different cities.
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Los Angceses
Cal
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Redondon
Drummond
Newcastle
England
Point Conception
Hueneme
John Mueller
Edward Fliot
John Spevey
David Ireland
William Drummond
John Christy
cook
Oliver Robinson
John Johnson
William Spence
Peter Peterson
John Williams
William Baulze
Stephen Brady
Frank Kenren
warrant
CONSTANTINOPLE
Vienna
Hareki Pasha
Hareki
Seraglio
Mahhammed
Infanction Dissolved In Garment Cutters Case
The New York garment cutters dispute ends with Judge Barrett dissolving the temporary injunction against the Garment Cutters and denying a permanent injunction against the American Federation of Labor. The court found service issues but dissolved the broader order as to the union.
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New York
Federation of Labor
superior court
Barrett
United Garment Cutters
Abe Federte
Labor
Fromme
Henry White
A. Sussman
Charles Reichers
C. J. Fetz
American Federation of Labor
President Nominees Include James S. Ewing to Belgium
The president sent nominations to the Senate naming James S. Ewing of Illinois as envoy extraordinary and minister plenipotentiary to Belgium and others including Thomas F. Crittenden of Missouri as consul general to Mexico, Louis C. Hughes of Arizona as governor of Arizona, and William B. Maize of Ohio as surveyor of customs for Columbus. Ewing is a law partner and cousin of Vice President Stevenson, about 50, from Bloomington Illinois.
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JamesS. Ewing
Ilinois
Belgium
Wasimnatoys
senate
James S. Ewing
United States
Thomas F. Crittenden
Missouri
Mexico
Louis C. Hughes
Arizona
William T. Thornton
New Mexico
New Aexico
William B. Maize
Ohio
Columbus
James 8. Ewing
Stevenson
Stevenson and Ewing
Bloomington
Hla
Thomas J. Crittenden
James brothers
Hawaiians greet Blount as sole commissioner arrives
From San Francisco April report details the arrival of ex-Congressman Blount aboard the revenue cutter Rush to Hawaii to study annexation. Crowds, flags, and a patriotic welcome marked the scene as annexation supporters express cautious optimism about U.S. action.
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San Francisco
Australia
Honolulu
United States revenue cutter Rush
Blount
Georgia
Hawaii
United States
Koko Head
Naval Row
stesmer Austrélis
Annexation club
the
Hawaiian Patriotic league
provisional ‘government
United’ States
Stevens
Geimmissioner Blount
Cleveland
Gresham
Washington
st Tokio
Imada Yeushi
Japan
Deaths and funerals in Mt Airy area and Montevue listings
Obituary notices report numerous deaths in Mt Airy and Baltimore with services in local churches and interments in Winchester and Buckeystown. Included are Harry D Gould 38, Bertie Barnes 86, Minnie Hammond, Mary Finneyfrock 4, W G Hemmell 28, Mary Pitcher 67, Mary Fox 50, Elizabeth Feet, and others with details on funeral arrangements and burying locations. Montevue Hospital records two weekly deaths Ambrose and Jones with transfers of patients Fr Wheatley sheriff bringing William Norris and Ann Brawner to and from the facility.
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HARRY bB. GOULD
Harry D. Gould
Mr. Gould
Mt. Airy
St. James P. BE
Mt Afry
David Barr
Washington, D. C
William Gaver
Galway Molesworth
Pinkney Anderson
Walter Rudy
Chas. Runkles
Morgan Clary
Winchester
L. T. Lewis
ERTIE BARNES
Bertie Barnes
Baltimore
Locust Grove Friend Church
FEET
Elizabeth Feet
Middletown
MONTEVUE
Montevue Hospital
Ambrose
Jones
FR. Wheatley
Charles county
William Norris
Ann Brawner
Genevieve Operetta to Be Staged at City Opera House
The operetta Genevieve will be produced tonight at the City Opera House by Mrs. Manross' vocal music class. Preparations are complete and a large audience is expected for this interesting and beautiful performance.
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Genevieve
City Opera House
Brief Bits from Local and General Interest
A digest of small notices reports and happenings around town. Items include sales and paintings on Second and West Fourth streets changes of personnel in local offices and committees updates on corps and militia rifles and court actions and social club meetings. Also noted are portrait work by Marion Dyer and street committee inspections with minor injuries from a fire near Yellow Springs.
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A. B. Fout
Geo. M. Gittlager
East Becond street
Alex. Brengle
Geo. William Ramsburg
Jordan
burgess
corporation of Middletown
Maryland Court of Appeals
Kuho
Dennie Ramsburg
West Fourth street
Kussmsul
Court House
J. A. Johnson
Mechanicstown
Frederick County Historical Society
F. F. Smith
East Second Street
Marion Dyer
A. A. Sharretts
Board of Aldermen
A. W. Burkhart
Yellow Springs
Bowie murder case grand jury to begin today
The Bowie murder investigation by the grand jury will commence this today. Also reported are extensive forest fires in Washington county and other parts of the state, and naval authorities warn vigilance against illicit boaters. Funeral services are noted for Uriah Johnson and Dr. H. C. Nelson. A Peninsula fruit growers committee seeks freight-rate relief from the New York and Norfolk Railroad. The Maryland Conference of the Methodist Protestant Church opens its sixty fourth annual session in Laurel Delaware with Rev J D Kinzer reelected president and other officers chosen.
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Bowie
grand
Washington county
Seth
oyster navy
Uriah Johnson
Bynum's
Harford county
Grand Army
H. C. Nelson
United States Navy
Weatminster
Peninsula fruit growh
New York and Norfolk Railroad Company
Maryland
Methodist ‘Protestant Church
Laurel
Del
J. D. Kinzer
Open Air Ceremonies Chosen for Columbian Exposition Start
Farr. Committee on Ceremonies decides to hold the open air exercises near the lakeshore government plaza to allow public view of President Cleveland and the exposition machinery. The program includes music, prayers, department chiefs presented, opening remarks by Cleveland, Hallelujah chorus, and official visits.
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Curcaco
Cleveland
cord
committee on ceremonies
government plaza
Johan K. Paine
United States
national commission
MORMON CONFERENCE
Saints Will Rule the World Says Brigham Young Jr
In Lake Utah the second day of the LDS conference featured Brigham Young Jr declaring the destiny of Latter Day Saints as powerful politicians and rulers of the universal world. Other church news notes Rev Birchard Villiger in St John's Church lecturing on the Holy Land and St Pauls Church in Hagerstown inviting Rev M Stine Bovey from the California Conference.
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Young
SAT Lake
Utah
conference of
the Church of Latter Day Saints
George Q. Cannon
tabernacle
John Taylor
Frankin D. Richards
Brigham Yacng, Jr
Birchard Villiger
St John’s Church
Holy Land
jeet
Egypt
Palestine
Syria
St. Paul’s Walted Brethren Church
Hagerstown
Stine Bovey
California
Bovey
Walkersville
Frederick county
Terrible Kentucky tragedy ends in marriage and gang violence
A Morgansfield area crime tale unfolds after Harry Delany, accused of ruining Miss Abbie Oliver, is forced to wed her. On the highway three miles from Morgansfield a gunfight erupts as Delany’s allies clash with the Olivers, leaving Mr Oliver fatally wounded and Mrs Oliver injured. Fear and lynching talk sweep Uniontown and Morganfield as arrests spread. Multiple reports describe related political and postmaster decisions across states.
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EVANSVILLE
Ind
Morganfield
Sturgis
Abbie Oliver
Harry Delany
Miss Oliver
Taylor Oliver
Sturns
Morgansfield
Delany
Oliver
Olivers
Frank Holt
Union county
Henry
lange
Uniontown
Reading Securities Lead Philadelphia Market Upswing
The March Philadelphia stock scene centers on Reading securities with gains across bonds and shares. Lehigh Valley and other issue bids improve as prices and futures move higher, with mixed results in grains and livestock and a generally firm tone in Butter and Eggs markets.
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PHILADELPHIA
Reading securities
Lehigh Valley
g. m
W. Pacific
N. Pacific
Pennsyhania
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Branswink
Thomas Dixon
Urbana
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THE NEWS
PACIFIC
EME SULTANSTACHT
Florida
JACKSONVILLE
Jacksonville, Tampa and
Key West
Buffalo Bluff
A. C. Knox
Sanford
J. Halstead
Birmingham
J. A. Lewis
Boston
Harbersville
Chile
New Yor
C. R. Flint
W.R. Grace
tonsin
Mr. Grace
Iquique
Santiago
Louisvintz
Allen Bradley company
Jackson
Mich
Maurice P. Gill
Latimer
Petersburg
Prierssves
Sycamore street
Boling Brook
Antone Woode
munrderer
Jos Smith
South Jersey
Brinceroy
N. J
Stunset
Crystal
East lakes
EDWARDSVILLE
His
sccment
Yale
Pennsylvania
Yale College
University of Pennsylvania
CLOTHING CUTTERS
fethodists
Methodist Protestant church
J. D. Kiner
T. E. Coulbourne
J. J. Murray
Union Bridge
Antlers
Paris
Pex
Fort Locke
Atoka
Locke
national party
MADRID
Chrisans
Alfonso XII
Elizabeth of Austria
Rudolf
Upchurch
I Ratzieza
N. C
I John Alen Johnson
Raleigh
Marshal Upchurch
Johnson
Upshurch
Raum
Wasniserox
Thomas Lockren
Sts. Paul
McLeod
Reading company
Joseph S. Harris
Lehigh Coal and Navigative company
Hamburg
Hamaree
Altona
Harris
April
Carlsle W. Harris
muker
Flower
Buenos Ayres
Rio Grande do Sul
Wharfetox
Wiliam Evans
Raymond Rosser
Georgetown yestendar
NEW Yourke
national committee of the Single Tax League of the United States
Chicago
Josh Mann
Justice Barrett
supreme
Joshua J. Mann
Eva Ray Hamilton
Beard
James H. Beard
Flushing
United States Senate
Hazteros
Williams, Trembath
Hudses
ATI
Bernard Brune
Arthur Hammond
St. Bernard
Brane
Washrxcox
Hoke Smith
CHARLESTON, & C
C. L. Maxtin
Charleston, Sumter
HAMMOND
Minnie O. Hammond
Eugene Hammond
Sumberland
Reformed Episcopal Church
WARY E. FINNEYFROCK
Mary Elizabeth Finneyfrock
Charles Finneyfrock
East Eighth street
Buckeystown
Mr. E
Me. HEMMELL
W. G. Hemmel
West South St
St. John’s Catholic Church
Mary E. Fox
James G. Fox
West Church street
NEWS OF THE STATE
Wastixatos
Montana
Wyoming
Chandler
Roach
treasury
Citizens’ bank
D. C
Gorman
Dem
Carlisle
Al Carifale
Salem
treasury department
Henry T. Sworts
Carlisle Lewis H. Robinson
Caritale
Syracuse
Dan Donovan
Joe Dunfee
Algebysas Maps Bay
Bennett
WAshIndex
Maswell
Kentucky
Minnesota
Tiso
Tel c
Tor Jane
ithe
fantaty
sige
Tor” James Ato
Jaiy
western dairy
Ehwins
Pennsylvania creamery
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