Abundant real estate listings for sale and investment offered
An auction of properties and parcels is advertised by a Frederick Maryland real estate agent and dealer. The notices describe farms near the B&O Railroad with hundreds of acres of cultivated land and timber, a 10 acre hata, a 150 acre farm near Middletown, and a 56 acre Garden Farm with numerous outbuildings and an apple orchard. Also offered are a large Patrick Street business property and a freight-yard warehouse, with terms, prices, and contact details for Mr J T Lakin and others.
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Daniel T. sats
J. T. Lakin
Ezra Brenge
Baltimore pike
Bredenck County Agricultural Fawr
Frederick
Charles C. Biser
Middletown
Frederick County
Dane Kaller
Jesse Baile
New Barker District
Baile
Prank Burger
East Patricksheet
C. C- Carty
Misses Burger
Patrick St
Sudden Death of Maj Vedder in Washington Restaurant
Maj. Nicholas Vedder US Army retired died suddenly Monday afternoon in Geo W Drivers restaurant on Pennsylvania Avenue Washington near Sixth and Seventh Streets He collapsed at the cigar case and died before a physician arrived Vedder aged served in the Treasury Department city council and as paymaster Brevetted lieutenant colonel in 1865 He left a wife and one daughter Mrs Col Robie L Fleming His only son had died of yellow fever in the south He moved to a Fairfax county farm years ago and often stopped in Washington to visit Mr Driver before walking to his hotel The body was taken to Wm Lees undertaking establishment and the family notified
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Maj
Vedder
iMaj
Nicholas Vedder
United States Army
Geo. W. Driver's
Pennsylvania avenue
Sixth
Seventh Streets
Washington, D.C
Maj. Vedder
Tressury
Massachusetts avenue
Eleventh
Twelfth streets
Col
Robi. L Fleming
Fairfax county
Washington
the &bbditt
Mr. Driver
Wm. Lee
Frederick
Barn Blaze Destroys Shaffer Farm Buildings in Hampstead
The bank barn and stable of William Henry Shaffer near Hampstead in Carroll County burned Monday afternoon. One hundred bushels of wheat hay straw fodder and farming implements were lost. The fire, blamed on children playing with matches near the straw, caused about 500 dollars of damage and was insured with the Dag Hill Company of Carroll County.
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Carroll County
William Henry Shaffer
Hampstead
Dag Hill Company
Adam Robinson Case Heard on Preliminary Run
A preliminary hearing for Adam Robinson, arrested days ago on a Buffalo robe theft charge from Mrs. Geo Bruner near the city, was held before Justice Eckstein. In default of $500 bail, he was jailed to await Grand Jury action.
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Adam Robinson
Geo. Bruner
Eckstein
Jay Gould's Will Reveals Five Million Bequest Structure
Abstract of Jay Gould's will and codicils outlines specific legacies to sisters and brother, sizable sums to children, and major shares in stock and property. Executors listed as George J. Gould Edwin Gould Howard Gould and Helen M. Gould, with Helen and George acting as guardians for minor siblings. Trusts established to divide the estate into six shares for each child and to manage income for life. The document also details voting control of railroad and corporate holdings by the Gould heirs.
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New York
Jay Gould
Dillon
Helen D. Gould
Gould
Northrop
Camden
N.J
Anna C Beach
Elizabeth Palen
Abrahim Goold
Helen M. Gould
Fifth avenue
Edwin
Helen
Herkomer
hns
Ington
Lyndhurst
Anna
Frank J
Howard
George J. Gould
Jess
New York city
BMissouri Pacific
St. Louis
Iron Mountain and Southern way company consolidated
Missouri Pacific railway trust
Manhattan railway
Western Union
Missouri Pacific
Edwin Gould
Howard Gould
Frank J. Gould
nna Gould
Helen M Gould
Anna Gould
state of
Policeman Dailey Convicted of Assault in Third Degree
Roundsman Matthew F. Dailey was found guilty of assault in the third degree by a jury in the court of oyer and terminer with a strong mercy recommendation. He was charged with assaulting Mrs. Annie Hannan who accused him of assaulting her daughter Mamie. A motion for a new trial is being argued. The maximum penalty is one year in jail and a $500 fine, or both.
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York
Matthew F. Dailey
orer and terminer
Dailey
Annie Hannan
Mamie
Through a Skylight in Death
Anitta Ash fifty died in Philadelphia at 1513 Walnut Street after falling through a skylight while moving a sewing machine. The incident occurred as she prepared a room for occupancy on the fourth floor.
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PHILADELPHIA
Anitta Ash
Walnut street
draiion
Lambertson Looks Likely as Secretary Wettleton Successor
Washten, Dec. 8. George Lambertson of Lincoln Nebraska appears set to be named assistant secretary of the treasury to replace Wettleton. He is Morgan’s brother in law and has served as United States district attorney. The government at the fair in Wasmerox reports an exhibit budget of 201,750 dollars, bringing total World’s fair preparation funds to over one million.
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Cleveland
Dec. S
George W. Parker
Parker
A. W. Lerman
Ontana Independent
Lyman
Dan Lamont
Nettleton
WasnixeTon
Waszmerox
Dec
congress
Washrleton
l eft
Florida
Rusk
H. Wiley
department of agriculture
itch
commtes on agriculture
Huff and Harner
Hamilton Disston
Philadelphia
Statip
WashnseTon
Harter
Ohio
house
United States
Intimate Friend Sees McGlynn Possible Penitence for Reinstatement
Report notes Archbishop Corrigan hopes Dr. McGlynn will seek penitence before reinstatement. Satolli’s role alleged to settle church disputes. Five years after suspension over social teaching, McGlynn may return if he expresses penitence and goes to Rome for reconciliation.
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Corrigan
Rome
New York
United States
Mer
Sawlli
Mgr
Satolli
Catholic church of America
Mgr. Satoll
Sato
Dr. McGlynn
Anti-poverty society
Dr. McGlynn woul
McGlyon
McGlynn
Me‘Sivon
Archbishop Ireland
St. Paul
Mer. Satolli
Baltimore
The School Question Advise to Catholic Parents
Monsignor Satolli urges Catholic parents to secure a Christian education for their children while supporting public schools for arts and sciences. He calls for joint civil and ecclesiastical effort, weekly catechism classes, and respect for religious rights in schooling amid Baltimore council provisions. General Rosecrans improves slightly at midnight.
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Monsignor
Satolli
St. Louis
Mer. Satolli
New York
Heaven
council of Baltimore
Holy See
otr
Indian lands row sparks senate debate in Washington
In Was aington on December 8 the senate opened with Rabbi Joseph Silverman leading the invocation. Senator West triggered an Indian lands debate by proposing a commission to negotiate with the 63,000 Indians of the Five Civilized Tribes for surrender of five million acres. West warned of lawlessness in Indian Territory and rising sentiment to absorb the territory. Senator Platt pledged to continue the discussion. The house adjourned early for New Jersey member Mr. McDonald’s death.
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West
Wasameton
senate
Joseph Silverman
Temple
Emanu El
East Fifty-ninth street
New York
thi city
Set
United States
Indian Territory
Missouri
Texas
Arkansas
Kansas
United State
Platt
Connecticut
New Jersey
house
engineers corps of theary
McDonald
Newersey
Cyclone hits pantry near Atlanta Texas fatally injuring children
A cyclone swept over a pantry near Atlanta Texas causing several child fatalities and extensive property damage. Other items note the Graves murder appeal in Denver with no decision for four weeks and a steamer sinking on Moosehead Lake after ice formed on her seams.
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Atlanta
Tex
T. Thatcher Graves
Denver
William Parker
Moosehead Lake
Telegraphers Strike Over Recognition Dispute Across Illinois Line
Telegraph operators on the Rock Island road strike at 1 am from Chicago to the line's end. About 675 workers quit after a committee from the Order of Railway Telegraphers failed to secure recognition from General Manager St John. Company officials boast they can field replacement workers. A Big Four talk in Ixposxarous yielded a wage concession of ten dollars per month but no union recognition.
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Cuiiaco, Deck
Rock Island road
Chicago
Palmer house
Ramsay
Order of Railway Telegraphers
order
Rock Island
St. John
Big Four
Peck
Smith's Trial Nearing Verdict in Heresy Case
Closing arguments in the Westminster heresy trial see Professor Smith ask for acquittal as Dr. McKibben argues Scripture free from error. Presbytery session to consider the case in private. meanwhile, political maneuvering hints at Breckinridge’s possible run against Crisp. Other items cover sugar duties, Jim Hall’s boxing match, a non unionist beaten, a mine fire, and Rome naming a new cardinal.
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Smith
McKibben
Gourley Answers Brown in Prostitution Policy Dispute
Pittsburg mayor Gourley reports to Police Chief Brown that prostitution enforcement is a matter of law not regulation and instructs him to enforce existing ordinances. The exchange follows earlier questions about timing and method, stressing that prosecutors and officers must act under city statute.
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Pittsburg
Guariey
Chief Brown
department of public safety
Brown
Philadelphia Markets Close with Pennsylvanias Strength in Stocks
In Philadelphia, stocks show strength with Pennsylvania at 33 22 55 54 and Lehigh Valley steady. Reading and Reading 2d prefs mixed. In general markets, flour and grain futures move with winter wheat prices easing while corn and rye show quiet activity. Baltimore notes firmer pork and steady butter, with cotton dull and provisions steady amid coastal trade.
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Pennsylvania
Lehigh Valley
Lehigh Navigation
m. is
Paul. ag
PRIUsDELPHis
wineer family
tse
T3ic
Tige
New York
Pennsys- Vanis
western
BALTIMORE
wample
Beacuc
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Brice
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XNI. J
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Mayer, Jonassen & Co
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house elections committee
Thomas H. Greevy
Eddward Scall
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General Rosecrans
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Wright
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Ala
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Moores Bridge
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Francis Von Sappe
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Wellsburg
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Rockford
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Jim Hall
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Majestic
Bob Fitzsimmons
Crescent City Athletic club
Portstins
George Heisler
POTTSVILLE
Eagle Hill shaft
Mgr. L. Galimberti
Vienna
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C. Bauerlein & Co
Millvale
Q. Bauerlein
J. F. Heil
W. A. Heil
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Bernard Swerkhert
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Walter Bond
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John Opat
Cameron
Opat
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