FOR SALE FARM PROPERTIES AND SHOPS IN FREDERICK AREA
W L Parsons offers 550 acre farm with 450 acres high quality land and 100 acres timber, seven fields with running water and a frame house. Also properties near Brookeville and Petersville with a 125 acre tract featuring a two story brick house and several outbuildings. Local auctions note mortgage and insurance offerings and a variety of real estate listings in Frederick City and Monrovia areas.
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STO
garras
Toe
Uriah A. geres
Desperate Belgian clashes spark protests and fires
Reports from Antwerp and Mons describe fierce battles between troops and strikers over Belgian voting reforms and labor tensions. Dozens wounded, multiple deaths, robberies, arson threats, and extensive military mobilization mark a volatile scene as French and Belgian authorities clamp down and labor leaders call for restraint.
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Antwerp
Brey
BRessErs
chamber of representatives
Bourgenhont
Licen
Fabry and Welters
Belgium
Roubaix
Parmentiers
Pas-de-Calais
Mons
sitrate
Reforming Church College aims for Martinsburg site
The Reformed Church in the United States plans a female college south of Mason and Dixon’s line and has formed a three member committee to select grounds and secure an option. A finance committee will raise funds, with a meeting set at the People's Nations Bank to organize subscriptions. If the synod locations the college here, Martinsburg could gain a major educational institution and substantial business activity.
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Martinsburg
Reformed Church
United States
Mason and Dixon
Potomac Synod
Westminster
Messrs
A.J Seibert
P. Matthael
John Fitz
People’s Nations Bank
South
synod
Frederick
Sailors Gather for Grand Naval Rendezvous on Chesapeake
Admiral Gherardi oversees a fleet of twenty seven ships at the harbor with officials noting a waterborne value of twenty five million dollars and nine thousand sailors aboard. German ships Kaiserin Augusta and Zeadler arrive. crowds flood Old Point as hotel rates surge and transport to ships grows costly.
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Scintral Gherardal
Admiral Gherandi
gunnas
Sas
Gherardi
enritles
Spithead
Gherida
Philadelphia
Old Point
United States
Zeadler
Exam notices confirm civil service pass marks for two applicants
Made Good Percentages Mr Calvin E Schildtknecht of thre elty has passed the civil service examination at the required average with a percentage in 8374. John W Nelpold also received notice of passing the examination at the required level.
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Calvin E. Schildtknecht
threelty
Board of Civil Service examiners
John W. Nelpold
News of the Stats from Across the Region
Secretary of the Navy Harberto will visit Annapolis tomorrow. Howard county road supervisors were appointed and Belair reopened for Har ford county tax collectors. Dr. T. B. Owings named Howard county health officer. The State Council of the Junior Order United American Mechanics meets in Cumberland today. Hagerstown Mayor Haim appointed city officers confirmed by council. Thoroughgood Tazewell sentenced to eighteen years in the penitentiary for killing Leah Wallace on Deal's Island. Prince George’s county public schools close for lack of funds prompting widespread discontent. Judge Alvey to leave Maryland Court of Appeals for the District of Columbia next week. New Castle Presbytery met in Elkton and elected Rev. W. H. Logan moderator for the year. Mrs. Peter Negley of Hagerstown and Miss Sarah Hunter of Funkstown will send paintings to the World's Fair. Francis Glatt, ex-collector of Calvert County taxes, wins suit against county commissioners over alleged excess payments.
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Secretary of the Navy
Harberto
Annapolis
Howard county
Belair
Harford county
T. B. Owings
State Council
United American Mechanics
Cumberland
Haim
Hagerstown
Thoroughgood Tazewell
Leah Wallace
Deal’s Island
Somerset county
Prince George's county
Alvey
Maryland Court of Appeals
District of Columbia
New Castle
New Castle Presbytery met in annusl peasion in Elkton
W. H. Logan
Princess Ann
Peter Negley
Sarah Hunter
Funkstown
Washington county
Francis Glatt
Calvert county
Public Disgrace as Two Girls Fight on Sharpsburg Highway
A county man recounts a brutal quarrel between two young neighbors aged 18 and 19 near Antietam Iron Works in Sharpsburg district. After days of hair pulling and blows, one girl achieved a slight victory while both sustained injuries. Authorities plan to arrest the combatants to uphold community morals.
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Sharpsburg
Antietam
Papal Delegate honored at Mt St Blarys College event
Monsignor Satolis visited Mt St Blarys College for a day of disputations on the real presence and immortality of the soul with debating clergymen and students. Denis R Behen delivered a welcome address, followed by Latin remarks and philosophical lectures amid vocal and instrumental music directed by Rev Dominic Brown and Prof. Ferratia. Separately, Real Estate Transfers record several land transactions totaling thousands, including Elizabeth and William C Scott to Mary G Roddy and James Shaffer for multiple tracts at 2200 dollars and other deeds totaling over 9 thousand dollars.
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8atelli
Mt. St. Blary’s College
eppatolic
Denis R. Behen
Peter J. Walsh
John Godorl
Peter Coed
Monsignor Satolis
Francis Burgeois
Wm. McConnell
Wm. J. Cashman
Monsignor Satolit
Dominic Brown
Gussippi
Ferratia
Elizabeth
William C. Scott
Mary G. Roddy
James ©. Shaffer
John E. Shafer
Eliza E Shafer
Sarah C. Groff
W. W
Samuel J. Troxell
E. Boller
Aston Wood
Mosest Wood
Charles Day
Catharine Lorentz
slot
Middletown
Amanda EB Gardner
Building Activity Signals Spring Construction Burst
City builders and contractors report a busy spring ahead as evidence appears in street scenes with lumber and mortar, while landmarks give way to progress. On Seventh Street a row of tenements is planned, and the Lowenstein addition shows active development with nine permits issued by the City Registrar for improvements, a large steam bouzing mall, and a stable.
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seventh street
Lowenstein
Races Called Off As Frederick Wheelmen Refuse Entry
A letter from Frederick to eight members of the Bicycle Club reports proposed races in Frederick during firemen’s festivities did not take place as none of Frederick’s wheelmen would consent to enter.
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Hagerstown Globe
Frederick
Bicycle Club
Trade threats loom as Santa Fe trainmen threaten strike
A reporting wave from TorrEkaA describes trainmen unions threatening to strike to force contract renewals. A joint committee pressed Superintendent Prayer who promised to honor existing contracts. Outcome pending the committee’s report. a strike appears likely within days if demands are not met. Also reported: mine explosion in Neapolis kills three, nine injured. Lick Observatory reports success observing a Chile solar eclipse. McVickar named Episcopal bishop candidate for Massachusetts. White Caps convicted of riot in Carrostop. other local and market items follow.
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TorrEKaA
Santa Fe
Player
Grand Lodge Officers Elected by Maryland Odd Fellows
The Grand Lodge of Odd Fellows of Maryland met in Baltimore and elected officers including Grand Master W A Jones Deputy Grand Master Charles M Thompson Grand Warden Augustus Quandt Clan Secretary John M Jones Grand Treasurer J Wesley Guest and Sovereign Grand Lodge Representative James B Guyton. The newly elected grand master is the son of Grand Secretary John M Jones who has served as secretary for 21 consecutive years.
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Grand Lodge of Odd Fellows of Maryland
Baltimore
W A. Jones
Chas. M. Thompson
Augustus Quandt
John M. Jones
J. Wesley Guest
Sovereign Grand Lodge
James B. Guyton
Grand Lodge
Maryland
New Swindle Involving Brass Eyeglass Frames
A man offers found spectacles at a low price, claiming he bought and returned them. The frames resemble polo and turn out to be brass. Several cookie-cutter con artists have appeared in the city, taking multiple victims.
Pleasant Social at Mull Home With Twenty Couples
Master George Mull and Miss Laura Mull hosted friends on Bentz street for an enjoyable evening of games. Refreshments followed at midnight with cakes candy and fruit. About twenty couples attended and praised the reception given by the young hosts. Mr John EB Wood Jr is reported sick.
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George Mull
Laura Mull
Bentz street
John EB. R., Wood, Jr
Olner rules against World's fair in key dispute
Dispatches from Washington report Attorney General Olney has ruled against the World’s fair on how Congress may place conditions on an earlier generous gift of 2,500,000 in coins. The decision holds one Congress can qualify acts of a previous Congress, with implications for the fair’s funding and security repayments.
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The
Record
Washington
Olner
Carlisle
congress
Olney
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