Real Estate Transfers Across Frederick County and Nearby Areas
Real estate transfers list numerous Maryland deeds with buyers and sellers including Suleer, Horine, Coblentz, Hobbs, Maulsby, Baker, and others. Transactions involve 3 to 192 acres, various parcels in Mechanicstown Emmitsburg Frederick, values from 542 to 7 957.59 dollars, with trustees and executors noted in several entries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fannie L. Suleer
Ezra J. Horine
Idonia B. Borine
Philip Coblentz
Calvin R. Coblentz
Oliver Z. Coblentz
Joshua Hobbs
William Weaver
Wm. J. Cramer
Lewis E. Boller
Greenham
Robert Biggs
Milton V. B. Miller
Frederick County
G. V5
Levy
Catherine B. Castle
John Stover
George RB. Stover
Builton OQ
Valentine
Mary R. Valentine
Milton ©. Valentine
Henry P. Nusbaum
Martin T. Bussard
John Henry Freeze
Mechanicstown
George W. Stocksdale
John Freeze
Wm. P. Maulsby, Jr
John Motter
Joseph D. Baker
Emmitspurg
Jos. D. Baker
Adelside Erring
Emmitsburg
John Wm
Birely
Frederick City Manufacturing and Development Company
Frederick
Frederick Wertheimer
Frederick City Shoe Manufacturing Company
George W. Cramer
Frederick City
Shoe Manufacturing Company
Rebecca Whitmore
David Whitmore
Yesterday's Hotel Arrivals Notable Guests Listed
A列 of hotel arrivals includes Orry Hover J H Cole F A Rappert H P Crase Ev Saegel H C Larrbee A E Day and others from Baltimore York Philadelphia Washington Reading Hagerstown and Hanover with 12 from the county. Names include Garr Horst W D Wager Philip Lang Swingley Poster McCerty Reister Harison and Atrood among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nesterday
Orry Hover
J. H. Cole
F. A. Rappert
H. P. Crase
Ev Saegel
H.C. Larrbee
A.E. Day
Baltimore
E. Simpson
Wife
C. E. Kennedy
York
BB. Bush
Boston
L. Gould
W. Va
W.A. Huge
BF. Tanner
Ordination of Rev G R Hodge at Buckeystown
Rev G R Hodge of Middleway West Virginia will be ordained to the ministry in the Methodist Protestant church at Buckeystown tomorrow morning the 16th instant at 9:30. Revs W M Strayer president of the conference W F Fleather Warner W S Phillips and J M Sheridan will assist in the services. Public invited.
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G. R. Hodge
Middleway
W. Va
Methodist Protestant
Buckeystown
W. M. Strayer
W.F. Fleather Warner
W-S.phillips
J. M. Sheridan
United Drill Association Plans Friday Public Drill
The United Drill Association held its weekly drill meeting and arranged the next public drill to be held at the Rink on Friday evening next April 17 at 8 o'clock.
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United
United Drill Association
Talmage to Lecture Here
A movement seeks Rev. T. Dewitt Talmage to deliver a lecture here with a committee canvassing for ticket sales to insure financial success of the event.
Arrests in Police Court for Disorderly Conduct
McVie Borns and Wm Steward were arrested on disorderly conduct charges. Mayor Bruner fined Borns $1.83, which was paid, while Steward was jailed for 10 days.
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McVie Borns
Wm. Steward
Bruner
President Roosevelt Tours Virginia and Tennessee Rally
General enthusiasm marked the presidential tour through Virginia and Tennessee on April 15 as Roosevelt praised Virginia’s growing industries, celebrated new wealth and manufacturing growth, and lauded regional diversity. Crowds gathered at Lynchburg Roanoke Bristol Abingdon and Knoxville while Atlanta and Chattanooga hosted receptions and state officials planned ceremonies.
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Roaxore
Lynchburg
Erie Ridge
Roanoke
Caliinalmn
Thoos
Commonwealth
Roadford
Abingdon
Virginia
Judge Wood
Bristol
Crinzess
Viasnia
Biue
Smobsiurting Jedge
Great West
Great Basin
West
West Virgins
Tennessee 1
Tennessee
Chattanooga
Lookout Mountain
Atlanta
Knoxville
Tenn
Knox Ville
East Tennessee
Southwest
Tam Gladio
North
Alleghenies
Artasts
Hemphill
Carterspithe Bel Cesses
Ont
Gatelente
Towaight
Thomas Kirk
Mitchell Post
Grand Army of the Republic
Confederate Veterans and Citzens
New York Bricklayers Delegate Charged With Extortion
A Working Bricklayers’ union delegate, William Heeney, faced arraignment in Justice Hilbreth’s court on charges of attempted extortion and conspiracy. Heeney allegedly threatened to strike workers on John C. Turner’s Seventy-ninth Street projects unless Turner paid $1,000, after demanding $1,300 to cover an old lien. Turner had refused to recognize Heeney, prompting the strike and legal action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Wallice
Hebdi Sa
Briday
CU. Turner
Farmer & Respectur
Byrnes
Teeatiens Amd
Fourth Avenue
Bocklaye
Turners
Bricklayer’ Union
Yorkville
John C. Turner
Seventy-ninth Street
William Heeney
Bricklayers’ Union
Turner
Heeney
Butler Denied Address by Judge in Courtroom Skirmish
In Boston Gen Butler was barred from addressing Judge Carpenter after a motion in arrest of judgment in a perjury pension case. The judge refused to hear remarks, the document was handed to the clerk, and the case was postponed to allow counsel to be obtained. Secretary Foster’s party arrived in New York to discuss immigration and law matters, with Ellis Island visits planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butler
Ee Carpenter
Bufler
Judge Carpenter
Builer
Foster
New York
Spaulding
Hester Hepburn
Handley
Messrs
Ellis Island
Custom House
Hapylnd Murder Evidence Secures Revolver Belongs in Case
A revolver with cartridges matching those used in the Hin Excession shooting is found with Bram. Police move Bram to Elkton after an attempted lynching and report he boasted of election fraud. Richards suspects a key clue via a waistcoat button fragment. funerals and injuries follow in a widening murder case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BowLindville
Cecil County
Bram
Ram
Elkton
Richards
William Riley
Bram Tull
Baltimore
Albert Constable
Maryland
Ar. Constable
Bran
Columbian and
Port Deposit
Iids
Colora
Air
Charter election sparks brawls and party wins noted
April 15 charter election scenes in various cities feature scuffles as candidates Bechtel and Skirm contend for mayor in Trexto. Voter clashes erupt on steps of a saloon and amid street confrontations. In Laurel and Triestos results show Democratic gains, with rough posture in New Jersey, while law actions pursue lottery offenders and public notices detail prevailing conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jemer Cry
Jumey
Charles L. Aflen
Imm
Nt Tance
Dusexbury
Aldeman
Trextos
Col
Daniel J. Bechtel
Anthony A. Skirm
Bechtel
Board of Freeholders
Board of Education
Common Council
New Jersey
Triestos
Ab Thett
Congress
Assembly
House of Representatives
Weather and local notes from the day
Rain and cooler conditions forecast with scattered showers and winds. Wine makers in Santa Clara valley form an association to seek better prices. Reading mayor faces inquiry over allegedly altered ordinance. Weslowen citizen James T. Qanott killed. two men arrested. Andrew I. Osborne former supreme court judge dies at 76 in Laporte Indiana.
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Santa Clara Valley
Cal
Reading
Weidner
James T. Qanott
Weslowen
Voeuna, Na
Crme
Andrew I. Osborne
Supreme Court
Laporte
Ind
Michigan
Daniel Webster
Ballot Reform Debate and Final Passage Vote
In a legislative session the House debated amendments to a ballot reform bill, with Baker defending the measure and Stewart criticizing its defects. The final vote on final passage stood at 171 yes and 181 no, with several Democrats voting aye and a list of opponents from Philadelphia and Allegheny counties. The session also covered Senate amendments, local option repeal in Allegheny, and medical examiner bills. Spinola funeral arrangements and notable society news were also noted, along with a brace of local incidents and breadstuffs exports.
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Hanssen
Rowling
Tan
ITV
Stewart
Taton
Wil Pass
Baker
Senate
Donohue U.dili
Uwdun
Fimd Pasane
Yeus
Pays
Abrams
Beyerlein
Bunch
Ennis
Franklin
Keyser
Kidd
Macleary
Riebel
Salter
Smith and Ware
Philadelphia
Messrs
Cotton
Culbertson
Kroesen
Macklebronunner
Alegheny County
House
Walton, Riter
McNeelis
Allegheny County
Showalter
Pennsylvania
Delaware County
Court of Common Pleas
Robinson
United States Examiner
Frichs Works Eaided and Strikes at Mill
Distracted by threats and violence at a Pennsylvania mill, guards increased and warrants issued as strikers clash with scabs. Police report 45 warrants, a looming stampede, and ongoing evictions amid mounting tensions. Nearby incidents include a fatal card game altercation in Cincinnati and a Philadelphia teacher dispute over school boards.
Baseball Yesterday Across Leagues And Races At Guttenberg
Yesterday's American Association results show Baltimore and Washington games with scattered scores while the Boston and Cincinnati ties appear in partial box notes. Track events at Guttenberg feature several races including slim mile and furlong contests with horses such as Pericles Nubian Th and Deer Lode among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guttenberg
Gurrexville
Slt
Pericles
Markets Report from Philadelphia and New York
The Philadelphia market remained dull and steady amid cautious activity while bonds stayed quiet and firm. New York Produce Market notes mixed demand with firm flour and steady meat sections, and pork and lard showing subdued trading amid regional price signals.
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Philadelphic
New York
Philadelphia
Peas
Lebigh Aoe
Pacific Com
Sic
Impha
SK Reading&Pn
Lebich Navicat
E&bt
Soril
Low
SGA City Mills
Sagaek City Mills
Aaguse
Berles
Doliane Branhadian
Steadt
Westerd
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E. J. Eldridge
Ware Goons
Hamburg
E.J. Eldridgs
West Patrick Strest, Prederice. MD
Bartholomay CO
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Bayvisw Brewery
Reading Brewing CG
Columbis Brewery Bock
Prince Places
J. A.C. Lipps
Cor. West Patrick and Telegraph Bt
Frederick, Md
the News
South
Cmicaco
Wiliam T. Baker
Board of Trade
William T. Baker & Co
Unanimouiy
Lyman J. Se
George E. McKenzie
Cooper ‘Union Hotel
Gen. Butler
Hearly
Cannes
N. J
Emma Haines
Camden
Paris
Belgium
Switzerland
Italy
Germany
Austria
France
Forts Crry
Neb
Missouri Pacific
Wiiresearre
Richard Pouch
Empire Arms
United States
Dr. Towsas
Levi Price
Norther Central Railroad
Styexs
Society of Friends
Resitas
Buenos Avnes
Eooxa
J. Henry Cover
Newton Groff
Joseph Weddle
Jas. Mackley
C. J Carmack
Hapyland
Rew
Associated Press
E. L. Diss de
Anne Arantic
Aysapous
Childs and
Murphy
Anne Arundel County
Nicaragua
Miller
Greyrows
AyRi
Warner Miller
Camilen
N.S
Lee Young
Charlie Lee
Lee Hor
Mi Hospital
Board of Health
San Francisco
Earl Kimberly
Lospex
Lords
Earl Granville
Stanley
Brussels
Etule Beize
Henry M. Stanley
Semermor
Congo
Fisticutts
Apnt
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Pdr
Ellis
Eke
Inghson
Ada Wordy Dkpate
Inskeou
Poly
Peac
Medhin
John Ackers
Council
Wasarxatos
Dnapeetee
Maynard
Clam
Fince
el Paso
Dos
Nicholas Leibheimer
Mexican International Banking Company
Jaurze
Leibhebner
Mexico
ASO
Bern
Medford
Meproro
Fenelon
Cariaco
Laurel
Laemen
Mid
Post Office Department
Ecucere Crry
Michael Buckingham
Howard County
George Buckingham
Washington, D. C
Howard County Orphans' Court
Luxserv
G. W. Stroh
Squire Weaver
New Triron
Neggeps
Fenn Lower Busts
Lake Wye
Gow Spineli
Wasmaron
Spinola
Baltimore and Ohio
Jersey City
Washi
Church of the Immaculate Conception
Greenwood
Gue Huondrek
Levin
Society
Busineoreles
Page McPherson
McPherson, Switzer & Co
McPhrem
McPierson
St. Louis
Resprnc. Ps
Frank Kershoell
Bis Street
Powell Scanidt
Ioe
Schmidt
Prion
Hisotos
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Pagwast
Apel
Beter
Alnady
Scottdale
Gentral
Brennan
Ames
Mongans
Joseph Egger
Muaster
Egger
Corte
Sammi
Ovtr & Gaulie
Carta
Cisccinnati
Fink Bella
West Rhawale
Joe Hughes
Bell
Hughes
Shenloo
Puliea
Asa Rush Ke
Puilanelpan
John R. Baker, Jr
Cuba
Chester County
Department of Education
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Porter
Tenny
Albany
American Association
Athletic Heavuveorveeana
Washington
Ee Washington
Louisvide
RE Cinconati
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LOS
Eausz
St Louis
Columbus
Farloars
Theta Fom
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Mic
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Romaeace
Laoag
Fouuth
Farlings
Athaluese
Freedom
Jack Batchelor
Sila
Rushlight
Lig
Western
Rome
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