Real estate listings in Frederick area from W L Parsons
Real estate agent W L Parsons offers two houses for sale including a 10 room West All Saton Street property and a two story brick on West All Saints Street with 6 rooms. Also a 550 acre stock farm near Pooleville Montgomery County with 9 room house stabling for 16 horses and seven fields. Additional properties include a two acre Monterue Pike site with a two story house, and a Liberty town 10 room brick and frame home near Mr Rodrick. Also an elegant Braddock country residence of 86 acres for sale or rent near Frederick.
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Frederick
John Wilcoxon
All Saton St
Market
Pooleaville
Montgomery County
C. & C. Caval
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Grish A. Lough
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stow
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Rodrick
Libertytown
Irigk
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Williams
Braddock
National pike
Happenings From Harford to Allegany Across Maryland
Tax collection contracts awarded in Harford County. In Denton Caroline County the Young Men’s ticket lost by a small margin. Meningitis reports rise in Lonaconing and Mt. Savage. Carroll County Circuit Court handles liquor license cases. Hagerstown reports 346 hog pens to be removed by health officer. West Virginia Central Railroad buys right of way in Hancock. Joseph Brinley, once of Harford, killed by locomotive in California. S. A. Garbrill Manufacturing Co plans mill improvements in Westminster Howard. Daniel Bacher on trial in Prince George’s for Bowie murder. Col Edwin H. Webster, former Baltimore port collector and Maryland congressman, dies at Bel Air home at 64.
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Harford county
Denton
Caroline county
Lonaconing
Mt. Savage
Allegany county
Carroll county
Hagerstown
West Virginia Central Railroad Company
Hancock
Joseph Brinley
California
S. A. Garbrill Manufacturing Co
weat
lichester
Howard county
Daniel Bacher
Prince George’s county
Francis M. Bowie
Edwin H. Webster
Baltimore
Congress
Maryland
Belair
Look at It: Newspapers Must Charge For Notices
The passage argues publishers rightly require payment for public notices and advertisements. It contends newspapers bear all costs from paper to printing and must earn reasonable profit. It warns free notices undercut livelihoods and calls for fair pricing to sustain local press.
Conference of respertion at Hagerstown for W and Wood Machine
A Saturday conference in Hagerstown represented the W and Wood Machine Company. Attendees discussed prices, rate schedules, and agent routes while business closed at the Baldwin House. Participants included G C Wine of Walkersville, Biser of Middletown, J S Ogle of Graceham, Tames B Ogle of Creagerstown, R A Padgett of Adamstown, and Augustus Young of Gapland. Memorial Day observance noted for next year with date shift.
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Hagerstown
W. &. Wood Machine Company
Baldwin House
G. C. Winebrewer
Walkersville
Coas- Oo
The Duke de Veragua Visits the White House in 1890s
The Duke de Veragua, his Duchess, and Spanish attaché visits to the White House, meeting President Cleveland and officials in a display of ornate uniforms and ceremonial introductions. The reception includes later visits to the Navy Department and State Department, with a Brice-hosted reception for the noble party.
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shiscTox
Benevere
White House
de Verazua
Cleveland
mats acly
Iquis de Barboles
Christopher Columbus y Aguilera
FL W Dickens
United States
Dickens
Don Rodrigo de Salvedra
Washington
Duke
biue
Mrr
marquis
Conde Seuredre
Don de Salvedra
America
navy department
Arlington
Herbert
McAdoo
state department
Gresham
Mrs Davis Unable to Visit New Orleans for Veterans Festival
A letter from Mrs. Davis explains inability to travel to New Orleans for veterans events due to ill health and to accompany her husband’s remains to Richmond. Her daughter plans to attend, with Mrs. Hayes traveling from Colorado Springs to accompany the Confederate widow’s party.
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New Orleans
Picayune Shreveport
Davis
fairgrounds
Richmond
Hicbuiond
Lynching of John Peterson after Baxter assault case
An angry mob in Curtora South Carolina hanged colored man John Peterson after a mob court rejected a legal trial. Miss Bessie Baxter identified him as not the assailant, while testimony from a negress and Baxter’s father fueled the crowd. Governor Tillman sent Peterson for trial, but the mob carried him to a tree and shot him, amid claims of his innocence.
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5. C
John Peterson
Det
Bessie Baxter
beogre
Gaynch
Peterson
Columbia
Tillman
Denmark
Peteron
Murdered an Infant at Reading Sparks Police Hunt
Reading reports a dead infant found on a vacant lot at Center Avenue and Green Terrace on March 2. Detective Lyon travels to Baltimore seeking the mother, amid a tale of a cab ride, a couple, and a boy who bought a ticket to Baltimore and carried the infant remains.
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Reading
Lyon
Baltimore
Certer avenue
Green Terrace
Center avenue
Greenwich street
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Reatins
Fugitives Captured and Other World News Notes
Report notes one fugitive captured near Mount Vernon as authorities pursue others. The page also reports a Chicago judge’s death, a Manhattan building collapse killing four, and a long list of international items from Austria, England, Denmark, and the United States including trials, budgets, and political debates.
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Freland's Fighting Factions Over Belfasy Conflict
In Belfasy tension rises as Orangemen and Nationalists clash with 3,000+ marchers in intermittent processions. Military guards patrol between mobs while figures such as Minister Phelps and Runyon are referenced in a foreign-referencing scene amid the unrest.
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Lownes
Belfasy
Phelps
Apo
Me Waarow Phelps
Valcan mamister
Germany
jetter
Washington
flor Runyon
Chance
Berlin
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Columbian Pageant Plans and Tragic Church Fire
New York readies for a grand Columbian celebration with high level escorts including Comptroller and board president. A church fire near Wakies kills 8 women and 5 children, while electrocution sentences target two murder cases.
Trial date set for Borden case under new bill
A judiciary committee reported a bill to ensure immediate trial for imprisoned and indicted defendants at the next term after six months imprisonment. Delays in Lizzie Borden’s trial stirred strong feeling. counsel to confer on a date. In other news: drought and fires devastate Europe. riots in Hull. pension commissioner Lochran sworn in. Paris to congratulate Philadelphia on its centennial. counterfeiter Madison Beaver pleads guilty in Clarksburg with other gang members to be tried in June.
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Stephen Tullis
Busbrille
Marbrick
Tallis
Mr. Shortridge
Shortridge
Borden
Bostox
Lizzie Borden
judiciary committee
Miss Borden
Pankenssree
W. Va
Madison Beaver
United States
Clarksburg
Philadelphia Markets Close Mixed on Stocks and Eggs
Philadelphia April 24 reports a general stock market uptick with Pennsylvania and Lehigh Valley shares advancing while Western New York and Pennsylvania show gains. Reading bonds rise and prices for grains and livestock move unevenly with pork and beef steady and eggs and dairy fluctuating amid overall demand.
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Lehigh Valley
New York
Pennsylvania
Pennsylvania steel
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Reading Railyard and Coal and Iron companies
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National Association of Machinists
Philadelphia Celestials
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Maritime Exchange
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Benjamin B. Tracy
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Supreme Court
William M Evarts
Louis Fitzgerald
Janice Cavanaugh
Francis V. Greene
Ningis
Franklin Edson
Daniel Appleton
Stephen J. Olin
Wakies
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Ingraham
Joan L. Osmond
Jobo C. Burchett
Matthew Jolson
Emil Kuckelhorn
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Australia
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Columbian guard
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France
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