Real estate listing features multiple properties in Frederick MD
John N. Clary, real estate agent, advertises several properties in Frederick Maryland. Listings include a building lot on East Second near Telegraph Street, a two story brick dwelling with six rooms on West Third Street, and three two-acre parcels in Petersville. Odes with PF G. Thomas & Son, general insurance agents at 20 West Patrick Street.
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Stramedes
Patrick
West Thirday
Petersville
PF. G. Thomas & Son
Suraces
West
Patrick Street
Frederick, Md
Boxers and Lynchings Dominate Early Reports from Asia and Georgia
Telegraph dispatches from Pekin describe Boxers looting villages south of Pao-Ting-Fu and threatening native Christians with massacre. In Georgia, Miss Rhoda Alexander is allegedly assaulted and a lynching victim named William Goldsby is found in the Savannah river after his capture.
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Maing
London
Reuter Tele- Bram Company
Pekin
Pao-Ting-Fu
Man-Cheng
Great Wall
Georgia
Elberton
Savannah
Here
Rhoda Alexander
William Goldsby
Alexander
Goldsby
Grants anniversary drapes Galena in hunting day glow
News from Galena Illinois notes the town celebrates the 79th birthday of General U S Grant with hunting festivities. Other items include Ed Frye's death after a fight with game wardens on Long Lake near Akron. Deserters multiply in the Turkish army and Signor Crispi narrowly escapes death in Italy. Petroleum discovery reported near Guadalajara with a company formed to exploit wells.
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Russia
England
Long Lake
Akron
Ed Frye
Galena
Ills
U. S. Grant Signor Crispi
Italy
Child's Death Highlights Dangers of Alcohol in Drinks
A three year old in New York City died after drinking whisky, illustrating how alcoholic stimulants foster early addiction in children. The piece notes many medicines contain alcohol and urges caution, praising Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery as alcohol free and flesh-building. It includes a testimonial from a Pennsylvania mother and offers a free medical adviser with small mailing cost.
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New York City
Dr. Pierce
Lizzie Aten
Baldmount
Lackawanna Co
Worlds Dispensary Medical Association of
Buffalo
Pierce
Goldes
R. V. Pierce
Quay Reception Planned by Pennsylvania Republicans
Philadelphia April 27 A May 14 dinner and reception for Senator elect Matthew Stanley Quay is planned by the Pennsylvania State League of Republican clubs. Tickets at $15, seats are limited. events include a broad program from Broad Street Station to Hotel Walton Horticultural Hall Academy of Music. Speakers include Mayor Ashbridge Governor Stone Senator Penrose and others with a serenade planned and open house by local clubs. committee leadership includes J Hampton Moore Edwin S Stuart and many others across Philadelphia Pittsburgh Scranton Wilkes Barre and beyond.
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Pennsylvania State League of Republicas Qiaba—iddreassen
Ashbridge
Stone
Philadelphia
Matthew Stanley ‘Quay
Pennsylvania State League of Republian Clubs
United States Senate
Pennsylvania
Senator Quay
Harrisburg
F. Martin Rommel Betz
Senator Quey
Senator ' S Quay
Broad Street
Walton
Horticultural Hall
Dinae
Academy of Music
J Hampton Moore
State League of Republican Clubs
J. Hampton Moore
Quay
Edwin S. Stuart
John B Robinson
Everett H. Warren
Scranton
Isader Sobel
Eric
Arch Mackrell
Pittsburg
J. Martin Rommel
Milton W. Shreve
William J. Diehl
John ©. Henry
William J. Mustin
Howard Lyon
Williamsport
John Stephens Durham
John Kelley
George J. Llewellyn
Wilkesbarre
Jere H. Shaw
John R. Wiggins
William C. T. Bauerle
Thomas W. Cunningham
William T. Milligan
George
Black Jack Ketchum Hanged in New Mexico After Robbery
Thomas E. Ketchum alias Black Jack, long the region’s feared outlaw, was hanged at Clayton New Mexico after a seven foot drop for train robbery. Witnesses say his death marked the end of a notorious era as he cursed those who wronged him and claimed others were innocent in a letter to President McKinley.
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Black Jack
McKinig
Clayton
N. M
Thomas E. Ketchum
Southwest
Ketchum
Ketchuse
New Mexico
Young Herstein
L C. Fort
Wells-Fargo
W. H Reno
Colorado and Southern Railway
Santa Fe
McKinley
Santa Fe Penitentiary
United States Matl
Stein’s Pass
Ariz
Leonard Albertson
Walter Huffman
Bill Waterman
Dave Atkins
Ed Bullin
Will Carver
Sam Ketchum
Broncho Bill
Clarion
Thomas Ketchum
Mine Rosnex to Leave the Union
Shamokin April 27 Leaders and drivers of this Ninth United Mine Workers district met to act on a notice from the Philadelphia and Reading Coal and Iron Company to quit their union by May 1. To avoid a strike of 40,000 miners the bosses voted to withdraw from the United Mine Workers, prompting 600 sub-bosses to seek withdrawal cards.
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Rosnex
Shamokin
United Mine Workers District
Philadelphia
Reading Coal and Tron Company
Ihat
Ord
United Mine Workers’ Organization
Grand Duchess Marie of Russia and notable royal match
A scrambled note highlights Grand Duchess Marie of Russia wife of Grand Duke Vladimir and mentions a forthcoming marriage arrangement involving her youngest daughter to Louis Angoleon, reflecting royal alliance context.
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Poorsburg
Marie
Russia
Iads
Poke Vladikr
L'Vtinge
Louis Angoleon
Ohio River Flood Threat Lingers Amid Recovery Hope
Cincinnati reports the Ohio River at 69.65 feet and a slow decline expected over six days to 23 feet. Thousands unemployed or displaced in Cincinnati and across the valley prepare for Monday resumption of work as relief efforts expand and public stores aid the needy.
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Cincinnati
Ohio
Bassler
Ohio Valley
Ladsow
Newport Race Track
Kentucky
Mill Creek Valley
Ohio River
Covington
Newport
Bellevue
Dayton
Baseball Scores From Yesterday’s American League Games
American League results show Baltimore 10 over Boston 6 at Baltimore, Philadelphia 5 over Washington 1 in Philadelphia, Detroit 6 over Milwaukee 5 in Detroit. National League action includes Philadelphia 4 at Boston 3, New York 3 over Brooklyn 3 in New York, and Chicago 8 over Cincinnati 7 in Chicago after 12 innings.
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Baltimore
Boston
Philadelphia
Washington
Detroit
Milwaukee
New York
Brooklyn
Chicago
Boy Fatally Shot on Pier in Pliny New York
Six year old John Gunn was shot in the forehead by a man named Reinbart while playing on a pier at Pliny. Aaron Olsen is charged with the shooting. Police say the shooter fired to stop the boy who allegedly annoyed him.
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Pliny
New York
John Gunn
Reinnardt
Aaron Olsen
Qisem
Hoya
Presbyterian Revision Report for General Assembly Unveiled
Pittsburg April 27. A unanimous revision report on the Presbyterian creed was prepared at the Monongahela House and will go to the Philadelphia assembly May 18. The document aims to bridge opposing views on reinstatement versus full revision with key signatories including Dr Samuel J Nichols and Justice John Harlan. The report also suggests appointing a committee to amend foreordination and predestination. Chicago April 27 Fire Marshal Swenie, over 50 years on duty, will retire with First Assistant Marshal Mushem likely to replace him next week due to age and health. A German gardener, Paul Kreuger, had his stomach removed in a groundbreaking operation at Illinois Medical College. Five miners entombed by a mine collapse near Springhill, Missouri, at Rosebud Mine, may be unreachable for a month.
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Generink Assembly
Pittsburg
Presbyterian Church
Monongahela House
General Assembly
Philadelphia
Henry van Dyke
Princeton
United States
William F. Crafbe
Illnness
Benjamin Harrison
Samuel J. Nicecols
St. Louis
Eiders John H. Harlan
Chicago
Swenie
Mushem
Paul Kreuger
Illinois Medical College
B. B Eads
Krenget
Labor Union Merge Aims At Nationwide Central Labor Center
A plan to form the Central Labor Center of the United States to unite major unions, with local districts and a May 8 meeting in Pittsburgh to launch, was unveiled in Smithfield Street headquarters of the Knights of Labor. Leaders from the Amalgamated Association, Pattern Makers, Flint Glass Workers, and others attended, backing a national convention and cross union cooperation in disputes.
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Areangementa
Pittsbura
Hays
Central Labor Conter
United States
Ald Bianches
Smithfield Street
Knights of Labor
T. J. Shaffer
Amalgamated Association of Tron, Steel and Tin Workers
L. R. Thomas
Pattern Makers’ League
John Kuntzler
American Flint Glass Workers’ Union
William Bennett
J. W
American Federation of Labor
Messrs. Thomas
Pryte
T J. Shaffer
Amalgamated Association
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Aquru
CaLifornia
Fig Syeve Co
Cathrons1a Fie Syrup Co
B. Ebert & Sons
Sargent Gem Food Shoppers
Quaker City
Harnesa
Freoch
Contax Matal
John N. Clary
Helfenstein
Germany
Frankfort
Griesheim
Guadalajara
Mexico
Thomas McGechan
Enghter
Boyle & McGlynn
Geyer and Cramford
Bellshaw
Albany
State Board of Tax Commissioners
Wrahington
John W. Daniel
Virginia
George Washington Custis Lee
Mary Custis Lee
George Washington
Gen Lee
Robert FE. Lee
Damell
Smithsonian Institution
New York Stock Exchange
Yesterany
Stack Exchange
Produce Exchange
Denis Joseph Swenie
Frank L van Nean
Wee Odes
Marshal Swenie
Aioi
Buriet
Grant
Willam
Shane Elmer Pig
John Gilland
George Ferster
Southern
Central of Georgia
Atlanta
Gordon
White
Messenger White
Little Fells
Little Falls
N. Y
Hadley Jones
Jones
National Herkimer County Bank
William G. Milligen
Albert Story
John Armstrong Ralph
Eightieth Company of
Post Artillery
Fort Schuyler
Peter Hailey
Ralph
Philip Lewinsky
Chiraca
Newton F. Chamberlain
Maine
Havana
Cuba
Joneaul General Hey
Adelbert Hay
Pretona
Pretoria
Congress
Dall2ase
Vagkae
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