W L Parsons offers estate and farm properties for sale
The listing advertises stock farms and city homes for sale or rent through W L Parsons at Centual Insurance Building Frederick. Properties include a Montevas Pike stock farm with dwelling, outbuildings, fruit trees, and potential conversion of a car house. a Libertytown home with 10 rooms. an heirs of John T Franer farm near Braosmick with 125 acres and multiple buildings. and a Braddock residence of 36 acres with modern conveniences and outbuildings. Call for details.
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Centual Insurance Building
Frederick
Uriah A. Lough
Montevas pike
Lough
J.S.Lick
Libertytows
ick
John T. Franer
Braosmick
Peterarilie
garrett
Taree bank
Ioffer
John H Williams
Braddock
National pike
Two Deaths Reported In Carroll County
A series of obituaries recounts deaths in Carroll County. Levi Manahan a 60 year old farmer near Warfieldsburg died in bed after illness. Julia Ann Myers widow of coach Myers died at Frizzelsberg aged 65 leaving children. Rosa V Wiles four months died of capillary bronchitis at home near Phreeger's Mill. Edward Duvall of Ellicott City died suddenly at 35 after merchandising career. Israel Simonson carpenter in Westminster died at 55 from consumption. Mrs Rachel A Miles died at 74 with funeral planned. Spring and summer railroad schedule meeting held at Camden Station with Baltimore and Ohio officers. several general superintendents arrived to discuss the plan.
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CARROLL
Levi Manahan
Carroll county
Warfieldsburg
Stone Chapel Methodist Episcopal ‘Church
Julia Ann Myers
coach Myers
Frizzelsberg
Geo. W. Stoner, Jr
Baltimore
ROSA V. WILES
Bilis
George D. Wiles
Phreeger’s Mill
Utica
Basskarl
EF Schroeder
EDWARD DUVALL
Ellicott City
Montgomery county
ISRAEL SOLONEOS
Israel Mr. Simonson
Westminster
Bate
Nova Scotia
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Odell
Camden Staton
Pullman Car Company
United States Express Company
R. B. Campblel
Chicago
J. V. Patton
Pittsburg
I. G. Rowz
Cincinnati
Hotel Rennew
Charles O. Seu
Funeral Services for Nancy C. Johnson Held Yesterday
Funeral services for Nancy C. Johnson were held yesterday at Adamstown at 10 oclock a m. The body was interred at St Mark s burial ground Petersville. Rev R C Page conducted the services. Pallbearers were Louis Thomas C Beck J Kline Michael Speck Chas Myera and J Michael. Carty was the funeral director.
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Birs
Nancy C. Johnson
Adamstown
ilo’clock
a.m
St. Mark’s burial ground
Petersvillee
R. C. Page
Louis Thomas
C. Beck
J. Kline
Michael Speck
Chas. Myera
J. Michael
Mr. C. ©. Carty
Duke of Veragua visits New York in splendor on first Sunday
The Duke of Veragua, descendent of Christopher Columbus, arrives at New York amid ceremonial greeting with Spanish flag at the Waldorf and a Mass at St. Patrick's Cathedral attended by Archbishops and dignitaries. The procession includes the duke, his daughter Maria, and brother Jusson with a large party. Archbishop Corigan presides.
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J. Lavelle
Duke of
Waldorf
Porth avenue
warhin
Coommander Dickens
United States navy
Mr. Yuckens
United States
John Austins Stevens
St. Patrick's cathedral
Duke
Fifth avenue
Coragan
M J Levelle
J. NX. Connolly
Henry T. Newer
P Daly
T. H. Murphy
W.S O MicLaughin
W.J B. Daly
Guilmant
Gounod
W. F. Pecher
Father Kellner
Archbishop Williams
Boston
M. J. Lavelle
New York
Christopher Columbus
plas
Columbus
America
Wedding of the Earl of Craven to Miss Martin in New York
Report on the high noon April wedding at Grace Church New York of Miss Cornelia Martin to Lord Craven England. The ceremony features imported ushers and bridesmaids, a Parisian dress, a Chester wedding cake, and a social clash as the English peerage weds an American heiress.
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Earl of Craven
Martin
Grace church
New York
Cornelia Martin
Lord Craven
England
troussesu
Bradley
Paris
London
Ethel Davies
Miss Post
Fred Vanderbilt
Chester
Craven
Charles III
Thames
Charles Cooper
Astley Paston Cooper
Benny Vane Tempect
earl
Sherman Bradley Martin
Miss Martin
parsons
Bradley Martins
New Fork society
Hudson
Bradley Martian
Ajpany
Troy
Bradley Martin
Isase Sherman
Scotland
Cold Wave Touches City Sparing Fruit Bloom
The weather signal warned of frost as a cold wave arrived. Ground froze slightly in some areas and fruit buds were checked but deemed safe after inspection. A high wind on Saturday offered protection, and the early fruit bloom suffered only minor damage from the storm.
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Taz
Foreign Warships Visit as Parties Gather in Norfolk Harbor
Two new foreign vessels, the Italian cruiser Giovanni Bausan and the French armored cruiser Jean Bart, arrived in Norfolk. Spectators filled shore hotels and piers as launches, yachts, and signals created a festive scene while naval officers greeted arrivals. The Italian saluted with twenty one guns and a British fort echoed the honors. a Russian cruiser captain met the Jean Bart, signaling close Franco Russian cordiality amid ongoing ceremonies.
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Andre
Sky
Fortress
Mosnor
Giovanni Bausan
Jean Bart
GIOVANSI BAUELS
New York
United States flac
Baltimore
Philadelphia
Rusma
France
Walker
itadent
United States
dave
Jean Bara
navy
Episcopal church
Prosecutions Aimed At Carnegies Over Sunday Work
President McInerny of the new Sunday law enforcement group visited Homestead and found 0 workers at the steel mills. He states the Carnegies will be among the first prosecuted for violations.
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Carnegies
McInjerny
Homestead
Relics of Methodish at the World's Fair collection
The American Methodist Historical Society of Maryland plans to lend paintings and relics to the World’s Fair. The collection includes portraits of early ministers, Bishop Asbury’s tea canister and spectacles, a Wood from Strawbridge church, various canes, locks of hair from prominent figures, and a notable deathbed painting of John Wesley. The items are kept at Wesley Hall, East Baltimore Street.
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American Methodist Historical Society of Maryland
Wesley Hall
Baltimore Street
Calvert street
Bishop Asbury
Asbury's
the Historical Society
Rachel Phelps
Elisha Phelps
Frederick county
Mary BE. Morgan
N. J.B. Morgan
Baltimore
Orphan's Home
George Whitefield
Savannah
Whitefield
Methodist Church
Benny Smith
first Methodist
Sandusky
Swawbridge church
Pipe Creek
Mount Lebanon
William Catlan
New York city
Wesley Chapel
John street
Olivet
Beverly Waugh
Bishop Waugh
John F. Durbin
eixteen
Thomas Myers
society
Eutaw Street
M. E
G. C. Roberts
Paul Hitt
Francis Burns
Africa
Strawbridge
Wesley Grove
bs Rosd Chapel
London
England
G.C. M. Roberts
Carroll county
Frederick
Evans
Israel Norris
Issac Poo
Asbury
McKendree
Emory
Smith
John Wesley
Wesley
Mills Sarah Wesley
John Bradford
P. Dickinson
O. Wesley
T. Rankin
Ann Rogers
J. Hamnon
Whitehead
Alisa Richie
Rogers
J. Creighton
Tyrant
J. Broadbent
R Carr Bracenbaugh
Master Rogers
John Horton
Richard Alec
M.B. Church
Wilson Reid
L. F. Morgan
Joshua Wells
H. B. Bascomb
John Summerfeld
John A. Collins
Kenny Willis
John Ganshen
J. B. Wakely
Daniel Curry
City council election and bids for electric lighting in Maryland hub
News items note Oakland voters go to the polls today while the Court of Appeals of Maryland is slated to meet Tuesday. Harford County touts a World’s Fair exhibit, and Hagerstown awards a street lighting and railway franchise to Rodgers Shanly & Co of New York with a $10 000 bond. Additional notes report Long’s capture on a murder inquiry, araby resident James H Gambrill’s illness, and Mrs Bursley’s recovery from grip.
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CuicaGo
Leslie E. Kesler
New York
Dr. Keeley
Dwight
Oakland
Court of Appeals of Maryland
Harford county
Hagerstown
Talbot County Fair Association
H. BjWard
Naval Academy
Hotchkiss
street commissioners
Rodgers, Shanly & Co
W. R. Warfield
New York company
Schuyler Electric Company
ths esid
Scnuster company
Stok
James H. Gambrill
Araby
Arthur Bursley
Feud Kills and Injures in Milnesville Mine Hole Deaths
Bloody clash between Hungarians and Italians in Milnesville ends with two dead two missing believed at a mine hole and three others seriously wounded. Victims include Joseph Christie and Michiel Morentzi who died later, while Mike Bortz died in Hollywood after severe injuries.
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Hazeroy
Milnesville
Harleigh
Fisher’s Hill
stilletto
haron
Joseph Christie
Michiel Morentzi
Christie
Morentzi
Mike” Bortz
Hollywood
sottimer
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