For Sale Notices in Frederick Real Estate Ads
W L Parsons and Washington Waters advertise sale and purchase of real estate and a variety of pharmaceutical products. Listings include two acre Monorest Pike lot with brick house, two story Libertyown property, a 125 acre Brunsick farm, and a Braddock residence on the National Pike. Also promotions for glyce ro le lotion dentifrice and Waters stock liniment with assurances of cures and refunds.
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Tomer
Chah
Lough
Monterne pike
John . Williams
Braddock
Frederick
Cerroll County Crime and Local Movements in Westminster
Word reaches Westminster of a Colorado billing involving Charles M. Dillman, a former resident who left the city about sixteen to eighteen years ago. His partner faces arrest and trial. Dillman, 34, leaves two Westminster brothers, Joshua and Lewis Ditman. George Batson of the Baltimore custom house bought a dwelling adjoining M. H. Beeler’s on East Main Street for 2000 dollars. Rev. William L. Seabrook of Absene, who had his left hand and wrist amputated for blood poisoning, has returned from Florida and resumes his ministerial duties as the oldest son of W. L. W. Seabrook, Sentinel editor in Westminster, a Lutheran pastor.
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East Main street
William L. Seabrook
Absene
Florida
heaith
Mr. Seabrook
W. L. W Seabrook
the Sentinel
Westminster
Lutherar church
The Late Mr. Lohman Buried With Special Train
Mr. 5 H Lohman, noted in the city, was buried last Thursday after a long service with the B and O general passenger department of Baltimore. The railroad furnished a special car for the deceased and thirty five friends accompanied the funeral to the city. Floral tributes were sent by friends. Marriage Licenses Edgar Francia Crebs and Ava Ger rade Shipley both of New Market district.
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Lohman
5. H. Lohman
B. & O. general passenger department
Baltimore
B & O.R. R. Company
Edgar Francia Crebs
Ava Gerrade Shipley
New Market district
Brotherhood Victory and Railroad Labor Ruling
Judge Speer rules that the Central Railroad of Georgia must enter a contract with the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers, signaling a broad victory for labor. He warns that later restraint on trade rules could restrain interstate commerce, while urging courts to support workers in disputes with receivers. Rhode Island holds a second general assembly vote with Democrats faring well in most towns except East Providence. A separate Irish home rule fundraiser in Jersey City raises funds and notes regret letters from officials. Two workers die after incidents at a Boston saloon, with a fellow employee gravely ill.
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Speer
Chived
court of equity
Brotherhood of
Locomotive Engineers
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
Brotherhood
Rhode Island
ProvidEnce
general assembly
Pawtucket
Cranston
East Providence
North Kingstown
Sainniey
Wilson
Sudden Vineland Man’s Death Under Poisoning Suspicions
James Frerce Tryner of Elmer road South Vineland died suddenly after drinking beer yesterday prompting authorities to suspect poisoning. The incident occurred in Vineland New Jersey on April 10. In other news Senator Lauren won a department election by 4 734 votes to 230 against Republican rival Pavon.
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Vineland
VixieLaxp
James Frerce Tryner
Elmer road
South Vineland
Mr. Tryner
Lauren
Pants
department of the Drome
M. Lauren
M Pavon
Pari
Paria
capw
legion of Honor
Academy of Sciences
McGrath
Crahistos
A. G. Metirath
Pierce
South Carolan
Abraham Lincoln
Confederacy
Bayards Sunday Visitors Include President Cleveland Aide
In Delaware April 10, President Cleveland and Senator White visited Bayard at Wilmington Place. The group toured grounds, then drove Brandywine route, with no callers invited. Bayard said no political significance to the visit and announced plans to sail for Roginddn soon, leaving Wilmington residence to a friend.
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Filmington Witwixeerox
Del
Cleveland
rotary Gisesham
Senator White
Mr. Bayard
Delawure Place
Brandywine
Bayard
preenot
Lewenhaupt
Ellen Bayard
Nannie Bayard
Sweden
Mr Bayard
Thomas FL Bayard, Jr
Mr. Bay
Wilmington
London
Wrebingston
SOb
Thomas privace
WHY THEY DO NOT REGISTER The Chinamen Object to Photos
Portiraxo Oregon April 10 Special Inspector Noyes of the treasury department completed his examination into opium and Chinese certificates and will soon publish his report. He found the expected issues and indicated customs officials will issue restric tions. The treasury issues a rule to drop photographs and require only one credible witness to lawful residence.
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Portiraxo
Ore
Noyes
treasury department
San Francisco
department
Weicher
Sunday School Conference in Maryland Held at Woodsboro
A Maryland Sunday School Union conference met at Woodsboro over two days. Activities included sessions at M. P. Church led by W. A. Baker and Rev. J. T. Marsh with addresses by Rev. Patterson and Rev. Gill. Evening song service featured the Lutheran choir. Sessions focused on "The Work" "The Workers" "The Material" and "The Machinery" with multiple devotions.
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Maryland Sunday School Union
Woodsboro
M. P
W. A. Baker
J.T. Marsh
Patterson
J. T. Gill
Alvill Conner
Dr. Wagner
Gill and Johnson
Evangelical Lutheran Church
Johnson
Baker
Thief Haunts Hagerstown Stable. Gunfire Escalates
Benjamin Leckrone of John Dilion farm in south Hagerstown reports repeated horse theft attempts. A man was found inside the barn, fled after Leckrone fired three shots, and again fled when confronted next night. Local pursuit followed, with blood evidence indicating the thief was wounded while escaping.
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Benjamin jieckrone
John Dilion
Hagerstown
Leckrone
Barn and Horses Burned Near Laytonsville
A barn belonging to Mrs Mollie Dorser near Laytonsvile Montgomery county burned at about 3 AM Saturday destroying her team of horses and several neighboring horses a cow and calf wagon rosd cart buggy carriage harness and contents including corn and provender The fire thought incindiary The building had some insurance but the loss is heavy occurring at a busy farming season One calf escaped but was burned beyond use.
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Mollie Dorser
Laytonsvile
Montgomery county
Peach Buds Advancing. Emmitsburg Growers Optimistic
Emmitsburg Chronicle reports Mr. John 3M. Stouter, owner of a large mountain peach orchard west of town, says peach buds are advancing nicely and not injured. If cold weather is avoided, a nationally large peach crop is expected in this region, with Stouter predicting a very large yield this year.
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Emmitsburg
John
Stouter
Chandler Seeks Carlisle Aid Over Immigration Rules
Senator Chandler, chairman of the immigration committee, warns Secretary Carlisle of what he deems violations of both the letter and spirit of the law. He references Assistant Secretary Spaulding’s memo to Dr. Havis on manifests, the affidavit requirements, and potential loopholes that could undermine inspections at ports. Describes regional fires in Kentucky and assorted political and transport notes from Washington to St. Paul and beyond.
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WashiIerus
Chandler
senare committee of Immigration
Carlisle
Secrrtors
Spaulding
tinavis
Washington
severed steamship companies
prevcribouc
tressury department
ING
Shaunlie
Clurty
sis
Che
audif
Rivalry Over Flores Woman Ends In Shootout In Mexico
In a Lodging House clash in an Mexican town two rival groups fought over a Flores woman. A battle between three women and bystanders left ten injured and two fatally wounded. Police report the principals, Avuita Marines and Francisco Rodriguez, among the detained. the scene drew a crowd and widespread alarm.
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Porrie
perens
Francisco Radiguez
Bouse
bern
Guerrero
battler
Reeside Bane Nuptials at Hymen eral Home
The wedding of Oliver H. Reeside and Milas Ida At Bane was held Wednesday April 5 at 230 o'clock in Jamshire. Rev Gil officiated. The couple left for Baltimore aboard the 4 43 train to begin their life together amid gifts from friends from Baltimore Frederick Araby and Hyattstown. Real estate transfers and a major fire at Woodbine followed the ceremony.
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Alisa Lois Hane
E. M. Thomas
Baltimore
gragmaman
brrds
Frederick
Araby
Hyattstown
Advertised Letters At Frederic City Office
The Frederic City post office lists remaining advertised letters dated Saturday April 5 1893 Call for letters within two weeks or they go to the dead letter office. Names include Gentlexen s Theo Bresbear Sam wel P.Curner Her M 3 Cunningham Geo P Eustis Alfred J Fleming J J Grous J C Godfrey Thos Morris Gilis Pulman Chas 3 Reed James Windsor. Damaged by Storm A log barn on Daniel Zedricks premises near Yellow Springs collapsed in a storm last week. The barn may have caught fire from sparks during the mountain blaze. A Lecture Rev Marsilles spoke at Rocky Springs Chapel last Saturday for chapel funds using Bible scene illustrations. He described places with approval.
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Frederic City
post- ofice
GENTLEXEN
Theo. Bresbear
Samwel P.Curner
Her
Cunninghass
Geo. P. Eustis
Alfred J. Fleming
J.J Grous
J.C. Godfrey
Thos Morris
Gilis Pulman
Chas
Reed
James Windsor
Daniel Zedricks caloed
Yellow Springs
Fatal Shooting in Harford County Quarrel
Uriah Johnson of Harford county was shot in a quarrel and fatally wounded. He died days later and his assailants are in custody. Johnson was brother of Mrs. Kilgore, wife of Rev. J. L. Kilgore formerly of this city.
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Uriah Johnson
Harford county
Mr. Johnson
Kilgore
J. L. Kilgore
The Defiant Pastor Explains Church Attitude Toward Treacy Case
Bishop O Farrell clarifies church stance amid Treacy brothers dispute at St Joseph s Church. He cites apostolic delegate rulings on Patrick Treacy and William Treacy, noting penalties and pardons while urging penitence for reconciliation.
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O'Farrell
Sage Natelli
Lawless Maryland Negroes Attempt Murder of Rising Sun Resident
An incident near Rising Sun, Maryland, involved two Black men who assaulted and tried to drown prominent resident David E Gatchel after a robbery attempt. Gatchel survived and doctors hold out hope for recovery while local sentiment seeks swift punishment if the assailants are captured. Four men were hanged for prior murders, and the Bowie murder suspects have yet to stand trial. The report also notes ongoing Jefferson Davis funeral planning and turmoil at South Dakota's Brookings Agricultural College, with faculty and students at odds and political overtones cited.
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Reai dent
Rising Sun
ELkTos
Maryland
Hil
Mr. Bowie
David E Gatchel
Gatchel
Sioux Falls
State Agricultural college
Brookings
state board of regents
Multiple Daring Suicides and Disturbing News Across Cities
A string of brief items reports suicides and near suicides in April including Albert J. Knox who cut his throat and fought surgeons. a man injuring a statue of John Brown during a meteor incident near Osawatomie. estate notices for F. A. Walter in Houston. naval officers barred from journalism per regulations. a body found mangled on Asbury Park Beach. a hospital burn from a bottled flame prank in New York. a stabbing in a Sixth Street speakeasy. a woman killed by White Caps in Dallas. and a tax decision on cotton in Jackson Mississippi.
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ASBURY
Charl s White
Inverlachen
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Johnsville
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bed rock
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Houston
Tex
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Walter
Chicago
Eimerman
St. Louis
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navy
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sting
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Clarksville
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