Real estate listing and ads from Frederick Md area sale notices
W L Parsons real estate agent advertises property for sale in Frederick Maryland offering two story frame house on a 50 by 200 foot lot with orchard and water, plus farm listings near Urbana and Monocacy Grists. Also promotes Imperial Glycerole Lotion and Ideal Phosphlactic Dentifrice for sale with druggist references.
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poivtet
Tibettotoney
bergzin
goptsias baile
Mr. tick Hying
John T. Frater
alre
tty
Jon Williams
Ksa
Braddock
Frederick
Jocaten
ar acso
Ingalls Proposes Giant Gold Bond Mortgage
New York reports President WM EL Ingalls of the Big Four railroad proposes a blanket gold mortgage not to exceed 50 million dollars over 20 years at five percent annual interest. Evans defense opens in poisoning case as witnesses place him near Collins farm on Aug 4. Insurgents capture railways as Canamarca revolt grows with government troops engaging in multiple encounters and executions. Herz and Reinach cipher talks with Crispi draw French anxiety over Italy in the triple alliance.
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Ingalls
New York
Wall street
WM EL Ingalls
Cleveland, Cincinnati, Chicago and
Evans
Winmixeton
Del
Georgetown
Philadelphia
Collins farm
AYRES
Canamarca
Herz
Tribe Gaulois
Cornelius Herz
Baron Reinach
Crispi
Reinach
Italy
Big Buildings Razed by Storms and High Winds
A severe wind storm struck multiple cities causing major damage. A large frame structure near the World's Fair grounds collapsed without injuries, and the Plymouth hotel also fell, crushing a smaller building. Vessels along the Chicago river were broken loose by a five foot wave, causing collisions and grounding. Across Illinois and nearby states, trees, fences, and buildings suffered, telegraph lines fell, and two children were hit by frightened teams. The storm was described as hurricane strength with widespread disruption and possible loss of life. In South Haven and Lacota Michigan, further damage included wrecked school buildings and split houses from lightning. The Marsovan incident provoked U.S. action against Turkish authorities, with calls for prompt reparation and punishment of those responsible.
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Cmcaco
nach
Gettysburg
Plymouth hotel
Seventy-second street
Stoney Island avenue
Chicago
City
Paris
Mabel Wilson
Wilson
John B. Lyon
City of Paris
A. PB. Wright
Venice
City of
A. P. Wright
Rockford
Ill
Cherry Valley
Chicago and Northwestern
Grand Haven
Fred Glass
Mary Magee
Ilinois
Iowa
Missouri
Ceremonial Between Empire and Vatican Described
The article details the reception of the German emperor by the pope at the Vatican. It outlines the carriage entry through the San Damasco courtyard, military honors by Palatine guards, grand staircase arrival, and greetings in the throne room by the pope and diplomatic corps. An audience in the pope’s study follows, then a private interview and formal introductions with the emperor’s suite.
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Empire
Vatican
Rowe
Germany
San Damasco
college of cardinals
Holy See
Health Convention seeks immigration ban under quarantine laws
At a national conference of state boards of health discord spilled into a Mississippi valley sanitary council meeting. Resolutions urge a Surgeon General inquiry into Russia's cholera reports and seek to bar immigration either wholly or partly. They also propose year long sanitary inspection of trade and immigrant inspection on steamers under quarantine laws.
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New YorKK
national conference
state boards of health
sanitary council
Mississippi valley
Minnesota
Louisiana
Iown
Pennsylvania
conference of state boards
Russia
marine hospital service
Washington
Three Children Burned to Death in Georgia fire
Cumming Georgia April 8 three small children of J Hance were burned to death as parents were visiting a neighbor. The house caught fire and the children could not escape. In Paterson New Jersey April 8 Henry Van Dyk Jr was sentenced to two years in state prison for assaulting ten year old Pauline Mallon two weeks earlier.
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CUMMING
J. Hance
Paterson
N. J
Henry Van Dyk, Jr
Pauline Mallon
R. C. Dan & Co
United States
Canada
Bam
Rulh
New York
Henry Hugh McCosh
McCosh
Olcott divorce denied by Vice Chancellor Green
In Trenton on April 8 Vice Chancellor Green dismissed Dr Charles A Olcott's bill for divorce from Fanny Olcott citing lack of wilful desertion and failed reconciliation efforts The decision criticizes the couple's parents for contributing to disputes while preserving the couple's rights and obligations.
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Green
TRENTON
Charles A. Olcott
West Milford
Fanny Olcott
Olcott
Brooklyn
Lillian Olcott
The New Ballot Law Proposes Expanded Official Ballots
The bill before the Pennsylvania House, reported favorably by the judiciary general committee, would allow regular parties in bodies of citizens with five year state conventions to have official ballots even if they poll under 5 percent of the last election. It sets filing deadlines for nominations, extends notice periods, removes candidate residences from ballots, and requires one ballot set delivered to polling places the Saturday before elections.
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Hagnisavea
house
yentering
Cessna
judiciary general committee
Baker
secretary of the commonwealth
congress
court of common pleas
Dauphin county
senate
Easton
Easton and Delaware Bridge company
Delaware river
Phillipsburg
N. J
North
Philadelphia
Penrose
public buildings commission
Messrs
Boyer
Lytle
Skinner
Kearns
Butterfield
Philadelphia Markets Close on March 7 Stock and Produce
Philadelphia markets report dull stock trading with Reading securities near yesterday’s levels. Closing bids include Lehigh Valley 4 5 7 3 4 percent, Reading various issues around 7 4 3 4, and Pennsylvania 5 8 4. Markets list flour, wheat, corn, oats, rye, butter, eggs, and cotton with mixed movements and steady to firmer tendencies across several commodities.
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PHILADELPHIA
Reading securities
Lehigh Valley
g. mds
NN. Pacific
N. Pacific
Pennsylvania
Reading
H&B. T
Lehigh
St. Paul
Pamaphenia
Tolier
Minnesota
Ingher
Wise
Téiéc
Tikic
Tite ackert
Sige
Juiy
hfe
Jame
BAye
avi
dave
Joly
New York dairy
state
Western Gairy
western creamery
Ucs
Eigina
Digidiescimation
New York
western
southern
Baltimore
Popping Tied Up in Hull Dock Strife With Police
English dockers clash with police during a labor dispute in Hull over non unionists at Wilson line. Charles Wilson MP and line part owner mobbed, soldiers ordered if needed. No ships could sail yesterday except pre loaded, spring trade stalled, town on edge awaiting outcome.
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Einglish
Hull
Afr
Charles Wilson
Barnaby will withdrawn. graves released in probate finish
Providence April contest over the Barnaby will ends as John H Conrad withdraws. The will left 10000 to Bennett family and 10000 to Worrall family and 25000 to Dr T Thatcher Graves, the Providence physician later tied to a Denver murder case. Bennetts and Worralles settled. Graves untackled. The withdrawal signals murder charges in Denver likely dropped.
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BARNABY
T. Thatcher Graves
Providence
Denver
Colo
Bennetts
Worralle
Graves
supreme court
Nine crushed to death by cantilever shelter accident
A serious accident at Romeo ten miles north of the city left nine men dead and six wounded after a heavy wind toppled a cantilever onto a machine shop sheltering workers from the storm. Most victims were Italians. names not released.
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Romeo
Nuggets of News From Across the Nation
Shocks of earthquake felt in Lincolnton Georgia. General Bragg declines Brazil mission. Maxwell appoints 117 fourth class postmasters. Townes consul nomination withdrawn. John Airth named veterinary inspector at Sioux City. Express contract renewed with Central Railroad of New Jersey. Sixty houses burned near Baja. three dead. In Winnipeg Ben Johnson killed. four hurt by sewer collapse at Ogilvie's mills. Hayes begins five year sentence for perjury at Sing Sing. Annexation debates in Belleville Ontario end with opposition resolutions adopted. Secretary Herbert to host fleet officers on Dolphin in Hampton Roads. Spensel rapid fire gun to be tested at Indian Head. Two men exonerated after alleged Mire. Frost assault. released. Flood reports 225000 short. resigns from Donahue Kelly. Bowen Burke fight ends in no contest after 10 rounds. Purse described as deckipi.
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Lincolnton
ES. Bragg
Wisconsin
Brazil
Maxwell
William T. Townes
Rio de Janeiro
John Airth
Iowa
Sioux City
United States Express company
Central Railroad
New Jersey
Buds Perth
Waskut
Baja
Winnipeg
Man
Ben Johnson wee
Ogilvie's mills
W. 3 B. Hayes
New York
Sing Sing
Belleville
Ont
Herbert
Dolphin
Hampton Roads
C. W. Spensel
Prats & Whitney Co
Hartford
Salina
Kane
J. W. Flood
Donahue && Kelly
San Francisco
Anty Bowen
New Orleans
Jack Burke
Houston
south
Olympic club
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Gandison
WASHINGTON WATERS &Co
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THE NEWS
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Mich
Louis Dalrymple
Antiers
Anzieps
Jackson
governnor
Locke
Jones
Goodsend
two Sticks
Pise Riper
Captain Brown
MORRILTON
April
Flanagan Thornton
Pate
Menifee
Tuewlay
Insane Asylum
DELAWARE
Eckels
Eckela
Kekelsig
TUREE
Marsovan
Feona
Casares
Asia
Sivas
Thompson
Jewett
Mano van
sublime porte
Gresham
Constantinople
Turkey
POPE AND REMPERCE
Esilroad Brotherhoods
Depag Ramps
Sargent
Brotherhood of Firemen
Wilkinson
Morrissey
Brotherhood of Raiway
Alaster Wilson
Switchmen’s Association
Ramsay
Order of Railroad Telegraphers
Clark
Daniels
San Domingo
Krsestos
Jamaica
Heureaux
Gonzales
Voorhees
Toledo
London
Loxspox
John Charles Lennard
John C. Lynch
Casey
Bow street court
Boston
Lennard
Charlestown
Pioospore
Snanday
law and order society
McGhare
Behring sea arbitration court
veserchar
Charles Russell
Carter
American commission
Russell
WassivciTes
WaAsSENGEON
Apal
George L Sener
moklyn
Grand hotel
Morton
agricultural department
AVELS
The
Mississippi Valley Sanitary Council
WHEELING
W. Va
Bentwood
W. Vate Martin’s Ferry
NORFOLK
John Dollard
Dollard
MES. OLCOTT
Hnights
Malta
Peptiespurg
Knights of Malta
G. C. Young
W. Trotter
Patterson
Charles Schooley
Burlington
Charles Mesher
C. F. Major
Augustus Steup
Jersey City
Newark
MM. E
William EH. Russell
Jayne M. E
sgeinst
Alexander Craig
Samuel C. Lowndes
Ene
Oxford Furnace
Simon Borarnoski
Alexander Walskeski
Walskeski
Lord Churchill
Gladstone
LivERPooL
Lord Randolph Churchill
Liverpool chamber of commerce
Glad Stone
Neville
M. P
Lord Randolph
Admirai Gherardi
Gherardi
navy department
OWeEsssono
Glenmore Distilling company
Hed Bank
Rep Bank
health board
Robert Mackellar
Trinity church
Nicholas
Cleveland
Washiveron
BaLrdiage
Peru
state department
Lima
Kentucky
ASHLAND
Xellow Poplar Lumber company
Coal Grove
John Massi
Hughes
John MccGray
Abel Hughes
Minersville
Broad Top
McCray
Oswego
Mra Parkhurst
James Brown
Volney
Charles Parkhurst
Buenos Aires
Rio Grande Do Sul
Baege
Tellis
Bage
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