28 Apr 1892
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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Apr 28, 1892
Page
1
An auction notice describes sale plans for a double brick house on West South Street with brick front and water in the kitchen. The property features a 8 foot front depth and 50 foot lot, offered in two parts or parcels for cash terms.
A garbled OCR note describes land around a city with trees and fruit, near City Hall, mentioning Mr. D O Leary and Mr. Sine Coult. It requests particulars by mail to an army attic address and hints at a tenancy or sale of acres with a ten minute walk to City Hall.
A fragmented notice from a Maryland real estate and financial services firm references bonds mortgages and a fiduciary arrangement. It mentions Delity Loan and Deposit Company of Baltimore and names Herman Bublar as treasurer and a Frederick City address. The text warns about potential schemes involving trustees heirs and administration and directs readers to contact the firm for further particulars.
A vesting of the Janine Ateam Mire San Copan mn wid mb bieie (Audi at night 1 take suitable sation upon wdeath of Mr. George W. [Deleplaine. the following wars appointed a commit ot from reeountings. Misr. F. BR. apriegton, 7,7. Birely aed H. Danner. repreciatetion of the company will be revert at hie foetal. A Oaming Treet, Prof. Cyres W. Pook and Dr. John mmermen will hold a debate in Plan-¢ Hall, Walkersville, om went Satur- They willpeak the e Wubjects, "Fire Fieer {1} gwyee" and Women or Money."
County correspondence from Druid-Rill Virginia reports a calm period for farmers with some preparing to plant corn, others plowing, and roads improving. Local social notes include visits by Misses Reuntherger, Upton Shipley’s travels, and a reorganized Pleasant Hill Sunday school. Also mentions a canal boat activity, a famine relief call, and a memorial for John Barnes in St. Mary’s Cemetery.
A fragmentary list of residents and households including Missea Murphy Snow J 1M Misses Thow Thompson Comus Misses Hurley Sns ea Leaman Sfiss Hilton Clarkaburg Mr. Oscar Thompson Mr. J. J. Manity Snow Ul Charles Leaman W. Kal land W. A. Hurley C D Dronenburg J. G. ihon Clarkeburg JW Jolinesas Cedar Grove and others appear in a community notice.
A Long Island City Tribune report details a wave of cons by fake New York agencies posing as publishers and dry goods firms. Victims pay for promised subscriptions or goods, receive nothing, and letters to dead-letter services reveal the scam. Investigations trace origins to Broadway offices and thwarted agents who move between towns to avoid capture.
A scrambled report notes the governor receiving a state commissioner update, arrests amid contrations, and adjutant general orders for officers. Delegates to Minneapolis are named from Harford and Talbot counties. Citizens in Carroll seek to test license law validity with Tucker and Reifenider. A Chesapeake visit by state officials aboard Governor Bradford’s steamer is mentioned amid court activity and appeals.
Improvement notes detail progress on the Gem Steam Laundry on West Patrick Street with roof supports nearly finished. Multiple property improvements are listed including fencing around a back building, painting on East Third Street for Mr. Barey Schildt, a warehouse at Harmony Grove, and interior work at Dickerson Station.
A meeting of the Independent ITloan Company is set for tomorrow night in a hall to discuss organizing celebrations for the seventy-fifth anniversary of the company next year. Regular business will also be transacted.
On Tuesday afternoon a collision occurred while traveling home from Frederick. The baggy broke near Mhidtetown as Mr H L Pentacin 7a was involved. Mr Ronireabn was thrown out and sustained a dislocated right shoulder.
A long extract contrasts French horse breeding with American trotting aims, praising France for size symmetry and speed through height standards, government support, and turf testing. It argues American trotters lack uniform carriage horses, calling for imports of French coacher types to improve speed and elegance.
An article discusses women turning to universities in large numbers as a practical education, contrasting with male demands for fewer formal studies. It argues women may play a key role in national education and worker training, while men favor immediate, utilitarian training.
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