Two Houses For Sale And Large Stock Farm In Maryland
Classified notice lists multiple properties for sale near Frederick and Libertytown Maryland. It details a ten room near Market Street house, a six room West All Saints Street home, a 550 acre stock farm two miles from Poclasville with a nine room frame house and stabling, and additional parcels including a two acre Monroeville pike property with four rooms and outbuildings. Also offers for sale or rent a 36 acre Braddock country estate near Frederick with a large mansion, modern improvements, and tenant house.
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News of the State and Local Happenings
Reports from Maryland include the death of Daniel Dunn of Hagerstown and the critical illness of Dr. Thornton Dorsey of Calvert county. The Hagerstown YMCA is reorganized and Col Edwin H Webster’s funeral drew wide attendance. Prince George's county prepares for an execution of Barber and Pinkney for Bowie murder while bicycle riding gains popularity in Frederick with a growing club. The Maltese Cross hose contributes to a firemen’s tournament and Orphans' Court grants administration of Margaret Shank to Charles Shank.
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Daniel Dunn
Hagerstown
Thornton Dorsey
Calvert county
Young Men’s Christian Association of
Edwin H. Webster
Belsir
Maryland
Briscoe
Barber and Pinkney
Prince George’s county
Francis M. Bowie
Frederick
Parading Warships Captivate New York Harbor Audience
A fleet of British and American warships gathers in New York Creek to honor the president. The Blake and Monmouth lead the parade up the North River while the Dolphin hosts officials aboard. Spectators fill docks as the ships receive twenty one gun salutes. The event marks a display of naval power and international prestige.
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Naval Review Features Global Fleets and Key Vessels
The article catalogs ships from the United States, Japan, Italy, Russia, Spain, and other nations as they participate in a naval review. Vessels such as the Philadelphia and Newark lead American forces, while the Charleton, Etna, Reina Regenta, and other flagships symbolize foreign fleets.
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Chicago
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United States
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Bennington
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War Vessels Parade Up New York Narrows Drawing Wide View
New Yorkers lined the shore yesterday to watch warships from multiple nations pass up the Narrows. The Blake and Philadelphia led a 600 yard apart two-column formation as salutes and whistles greeted the fleet. Guards, flags, and naval ensigns marked the spectacle with Britains Blake drawing notable attention.
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Deadly storm ravages Norman and nearby towns
A powerful wind and rainstorm devastates Norman on the Bagte Feralsroad and nearby Downs and Reebok Falls. Dozens are killed and many injured as houses collapse and rescuers search amid widespread destruction. Many residents face a long night before relief reaches them.
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Tiger encounter injures senior general in Madras
A dispatch from Simla reports Lieutenant General Sir James O Dor, the military commander in Madras, severely injured in an encounter with a tiger. The incident occurred as he reviewed operations in southern India.
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Indianapolis Chosen For GA R Encampment Prep
Preparations outline a $150,000 fund and plans to lodge about 6 000 veterans in Indianapolis as the 1906 GA R encampment site. City boosts rail access from Chicago with seven hours travel and strong hotel and refreshment facilities for the gathering.
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Me McKaig Preparing for a Busy Time in Washington
Representative McKaig returns to Washington after a Hampton Roads visit and recommends John N. Benson as postmaster at Frostburg Maryland with a $1600 salary. He also backs Benjamin Mitchell for Hancock Maryland at $7500, while managing district patronage and cadet appointments.
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Frostburg
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White House
New York
Maryland General Assembly
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Buchanan Convicted of First Degree Murder in Newark Case
New York April 27 Dr Robert W Buchanan found guilty of murdering his wife amid suspicions she built a fortune running a disorderly house in Newark and left her wealth to him the motive under scrutiny as police pursued possible will disputes and appeals follow.
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Robert W. Buchanan
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Carlyle W. Harris
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Newark
Berge Fruit Farm Among Largest in the Jefferson County Area
A West Virginia bulletin ranks Berge Fruit Farm as one of the region’s largest, spanning 2 400 acres on the Blue Ridge foothills in Jefferson County. Becker Brothers established used peach orchard land in 1887 and expanded with additional tracts. The farm grows peaches grapes quinces cherries plums nectarines apricots and almonds among other species.
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Shot Wounds From Accidental Gun Explosion in Hockville
A young man visiting a lady in Hockville was seriously wounded when a gun placed in a corner of the room exploded, injuring his calf. Dr. Stonestreet removed several shots, and the patient was reported doing well.
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Death of a Giantess Virginia Green
Virginia Green a colored woman who died Tuesday in Oykesville stood over 4 feet tall and weighed 366 pounds making her one of the largest women in this section of Maryland. The coffin prepared for burial measures 5 feet 4 inches long 98 inches wide and 22 inches deep. In youth she was enslaved in the Sykes family.
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