For Sale and Rentals from Local Executors
Offers for the estate of the late Judge M. Mahoney on South Street near Market, brick two story home with 31 by 250 feet lot, multiple fruit trees, and flexible terms. Also old Jacob Hoffman homestead near Johnsville Frederick County Maryland with 96 acres, two story brick house, barn, outbuildings, orchard, lime kiln, and strong farm improvements. Plus Market Street confectionery store with stock and fixtures, possession at once, and quick purchase prospects.
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Toffer
M. Mahoney
South Street
Market
Callar
Jacob Hoffman
Johnsville
Prederick County
W. C. Hofman
Asion Bridge
Loftera
Oker
Market Street
Burucker
Mr. Burucker
Baltimore
The First Children Journey Through The Plains
The fragment recalls early travelers crossing vast plains with cattle and guards, seeing only their own kin, marching and singing as they left smoky tents. They learned the length of days and nights and the wide horizon before different tribes joined.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cotubivs
Doubt and Resolve in a Treport Fishing Family
Master Fournier, a Treport fishing sloop owner, sails after hearing of his wife Mime Fouxier’s possible affair with English sailor Barry Evans. A drowned stranger is identified as Evans, to whom Mime had written a warning to stay away. On returning, Fournier confronts his doubt, learns the letter, and reconciles with his wife before the couple mourns an unknown sailor buried as Evans.
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Criel Beach
Pointe de Careux
Fournier
Harding
Rue de la Falaise
Fouxier
Evans
Treport
Ree
Brouvbe
England
Trport
St. Lan
St. Laurent
Speer
Fortito
Barry Evans
San Francisco
Argonaut
Pierre Sales
Leonard safe in jail before execution date set
William Leonard, condemned for the murder of Jesse Anderson, was moved from Rockville to a jail cell in this city. A large crowd gathered at the depot and jail but no extra guards were posted. A wire and matches were found on him, explained as pipe cleaning tools and lighting. He ate breakfast but spoke little.
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Harri
Harris
Patterson
Memphis
Many
Congress
Tf Harris
Tennessee
Andrew Jackson
Wes
Washington Cor
Augusta Chronicle
William Leonard
Jesse Anderson
Rockville
Montgomery County
Leonard
John Groff
Biden Linthicum wedding crowds at Fayette Street church
Crowds filled Fayette Street Methodist Church in Baltimore on Tuesday night for the wedding of Eugenia May Biden, of Frederick lineage, to J. Charles Linthicum. Rev. J. B. Stitt officiated as Dr. G. Milton Linthicum stood as best man, with bridesmaids Ada Biden May Benson Clara Divens and Julia Biden. A reception followed at 1329 West Lombard Street.
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Linthicum
Biden
Fayette Street
M. E. Church
Baltimore
Eugenia May Biden
Frederick
J. Charles Linthicum
J. B. Stitt
Ada Biden
May Benson
Clara Divens
Julia Biden
Rsce
Esch
G. Milton Linthicum
Wmn
T. Markland, Jr
William &. Vove
Samuel
Linthi. Cum
Harry M. Biden
Wm. Biden
Lillian Biden
Edgar
Benson
Edward
West Lombard Street
Linthiam
Bertin
Dalpy
Greenleaf
Kansas
F. W
Alice Dalby Freeman
Jasper Dalby
Peet
St Olia
Iowa
Remsburg
Remn
May L
John Renn
Feagsville
Amos IL
Middletown
St. Luke's Church
Feagaville
Rats Cleared From Jail Yard Amid Outcry
Twenty five large rats were captured in a trap on the corporation side of the jail from noon to evening, with twelve more caught later. The Rdodents are said to be numerous and bold, prompting new incumbents to act to rid the area of the pest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corporation
The New Reservoir Is Completed And Water Turned In
Water works supervisor Tyeryar reported three feet of water in the new reservoir with the level rising steadily. Lane Bros contractors shipped travel stock to Charlottesville and many workers left Frederick county for home after completing the project. their stay earned local goodwill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tyeryar
Lane
Charlottsville
Messrs
Lane Bros
Frederick County
Snow and style rise in a fanciful missive and a real estate note
A playful piece extols snow's beauty, minor mishaps on icy sidewalks, and humorous reflections on fashion and schoolgirls. It also reports Aguila and James P. K. Wolf selling a northeastern Frederick farm to John E. Price for seven thousand five hundred dollars, with plans to stock and lease. future name Biount Rian. An entertainment brief notes the Cracker Jack troupe arriving December 13 at the Novelty theatre, Brooklyn, under New York managers Stairs Brady and Greenwood, promising a strong show with past attractions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aguila
James P. K. Wolf
John E. Price
Anberbs
Frederick
Price
Biount Rian
Brooklyn
M. Y
Rhodes
Stairs
Brady and Greenwood
New York
Jas. J. Corbett
Orphans' Court filings and estate actions summarized
Inventory of Amos Waters estate filed for record and order to sell personal property. First account of Mordecai C. Jones as agent for Georg P. Rineheart, deceased, filed and distribution made. Report of sales of personal property stocks and bonds in the same estate. Trustee's report on real estate in Erdenbrecht versus Erdenbrecht matter filed. Krairie of Georen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amos Waters
Mordecai C. Jones
Ate
Georgs P. Rineheart
Perazonal Propert
Vale of Real Estate
Erdenbrecht
Erdenbrecht, Et. al
Krairie of Georen
Dreamt Fire Alarm and Mischievous Boys
A narrator reflects on a dream of fire alarms and catastrophe triggered by a boy who cried wolf, then wakes to see shouting boys with a red wagon. The tale blends memory of school readers, a dream sequence, and a skeptical note on overreaction to minor provocations.
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Beratng
News of the Churches in Pleasant Hill and Nearby
Church services announced for Pleasant Hill Chapel at 10 AM and Zion Reformed in Charlesville at 2 PM. Baltimore Maryland conference notes Lilly Keller paper read and Milas Keller elected vice president. Revival continues at M E Church with planned sermons this week. Officers elected for Brotherhood of St Andrews and Christmas preparations underway at All Saints and St Mary’s. Infant and Sunday schools plan Christmas rehearsals.
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Pleasant Hill Chapel
Zion Reformed Church
Charlesville
Maryland
Christian Endeavor Union
M. P. Church
Baltimore
Lilly Keller
Milas Keller
M. E. Church
G. . Bacon
All Saints Episcopal Church
Quinn's
Brotherhood of St. Anda
J. A. Markell
Frank B. Sappington
EB C.shepherd
Barry Trail
Brotherhood
All Saints Eplespal Church
St. Mary's
I Sendsy School
Writing to Santa in Frederick 1893 Christmas Letters
Postmaster Keefer notes Frederick children begin petitioning Santa Claus via mail. A child’s letter to Mr Santa Claus in Frederick City Md asks Santa to bring a small doll, a baby, and many desires, reflecting early holiday anticipation amid a list of hotel arrivals and local residents.
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Keefer
Taz
Frederick
Santa Claus
Lacie Sam’amail
Vederick City
Santa
Community Notices From South Market Street
The Sick Mrs Margaret Knodle and Thomas Eisenhater are both ill. Dr Gass Earl will miss prayer meeting due to illness. William Ebberta on East Third Street is also reported ill.
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Margaret Knodle
South Market Ft
Gass- Earl
Thomas Eisenhater
William Ebberta
Third Street
One Wheeled Pneumatic Sulky Promises Big Success
Captain Alphonse B Smith, San Diego inventor, unveils a one wheeled pneumatic sulky designed to replace two wheeled sulkies. The device uses a unique axle, near which shafts connect to two whifted supports and a balancing pole, claimed to reduce friction and improve stability. Smith predicts rapid adoption across California and beyond, with aluminum versions weighing under pounds and promising widespread turf use.
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Alphonse B. Smith
San Diego
Cal
Sonu
Alurmisium
Achar M. Piste
Smitlie
Pity
Saith
San Francisco
California
San Francisco Examiner
High Tides and Earthquakes: 19th Century Theory
The Taesme Ledger discusses a theory linking tides and earthquakes. Professor Fred Plummer cites a list of scholars and suggests solar and lunar positions influence extreme tides and quake likelihood. Predictions point to a near unusually high tide and potential earthquakes around late December, with a 15 year gap before similar alignment recurs.
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Fred @. Plummer
Wallis
Fuchs
Holden
Dutton
Perrey
von Geldern
Puget Sound
Reputaton
Taesme Ledger
Burials of Urner and Sontfer in Frederick County
Funeral services were held yesterday for Elbanan W. Urner at his Baltimore residence with Revs. Lucien Clark and Samuel A. Wilson officiating. Urner, a local preacher, belonged to Madison Avenue Methodist Episcopal Church. Honorary pallbearers and active mourners listed. Separately, the funeral of George W. Sontfer occurred near Licksville with services by Rev. Luther Kuhlman and burial at Thomas burying ground. undertaker Wm. H. Brichtzon noted.
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Elbanan W. Urner
Linganore
Frederick County
Druid HA Avenue
Baltimore
Lucien_ Clark
Samuel A. Wilson
Urner
Madison Avenue Methodist Episcopal Church
Francis A. Crook
Summerfield Baldwin
William Corkran
William 8. Whitaon
David Horn
James B. Oldershaw
M. Hoult
L. Parsona
Richard Cornelius
Charles W. Slagle
Francis P. Stevens
James C. Davenport
Henry P. Smith
W. J. Tilghmas
George W. Snontfer
Licksville
This County
Psi
Messrs
T. G. Plummer
Wm. T. Harwood
Nace Fitzsimmons
Thomas BR. Johnson
W. Ft. Chiswell
W. E. Bercer
Luther Kuhlman
Lutheran Church
Thomas Burying Ground
Wm. H.brichtzon
Man Charged With Stealing Railroad Waste
Hunt Trier was arrested by authorities and jailed after being charged with stealing waste from a Pennsylvania railroad car. Judge Turner ordered detention until a bearlog hearing tomorrow. Also jailed are John Reynolds Fannie Snowden and Mamie Zedricks on the same charge.
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Brengle
Hunt Trier
Turner
John Reynolds
Fannie Snowden
Mamie Zedricks
Contract Awarded for Excavation Biling Between Pikes and Reservoir
Authorities awarded a contract for excavation between the pikes and the reservoir to Mr. Lane’s bid of 20 cents per cubic yard. A separate bid of 30 cents per cubic yard was also submitted, with Lane’s firm securing the contract.
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Pikes
Lane
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