For Sale Listings in Maryland Area Include 10 Acre Farm and 150 Acre Tract
Several farm properties described for sale near Frederick County and Middletown including Ezra Brengle’s 10 acre home with brick house and outbuildings, plus a 150 acre farming land near Middletown. Also Garden Farm for sale with 56 acres, stock barn, water, orchards, and rail fence. Additional property offered for rent or sale on East Patrick Street with large frontage and brick building. Call offices for price and terms before January 16, 1893.
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Callacray office
Oro
T. Lakin
Ezra Brengle
Baltimore piste
Frederick County
Frederick
Loffer
Charles C. Biser
Middletown
pike
panel Keller
wali
GARDEN
Jesse Baile
Onis
New Market
weil eet
Bailewing
Frank Barger
East Patrick street
C. C- Carty
Misses Burger
Frederick and Baltimore Counties Compare Alms and Insane Care
Frederick county commissioners visited Towson and learned Frederick spends about 14 000 yearly to care for 226 paupers and 14 insane at Montevue Hospital. Baltimore supports 62 insane at hospitals for about 11 000 yearly and 127 at the almshouse totaling 5 500 less than Frederick. Baltimore pays 150 yearly per insane at hospitals. The visit discussed building a new almshouse to house the insane. Frederick President Wm Gaither stayed with Magruder and fire department tests occurred. A coal gas incident sickened children of D G Huffer at Broad Run.
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Frederick County
Baltimore County
Towson
Magruder
Baltimore county board
Montevue Hospital
Rittenhouse
Weis
herve
Wmn
Gaither
Arington
emen
Tracey
Rock Island Strike Narrows Scope as Rail Labor Gathers
Chicago December data shows Rock Island strike potential ties between operators and non union rail labor groups. Ramser meets switchmen leaders and telegraph chiefs discuss solidarity while Illinois Kansas City routes slow. Omaha and Denver regions report limited dispatches as unions push for unity.
Trains Crash in Panic At Greenville Station
A sequence of three Central Railroad of New Jersey expresses collided after a rear stop caused by a frightened passenger and an invalid onlookers. Panic ensued, many injured, engines and cars telescoped, wreckage and cries echoed blocks away. Other items include immigration rules for steamship travelers and various local incidents across multiple towns.
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Cmcaco
Rock Island
railrad
Rock Island company
Air
Ramsey
dtatal
Mr. Ramsey
tony
St. John ix
Tam
Jersey CITY
Central Railroad of
New Jersey
Greenville
Somerville
Wolverton
Washington
crestus
expres
ress
Loxpox
United States
President Elect Favors Move to End Tariff Obstruction
Washington reports indicate the Democratic senatorial caucus has named a guard to monitor doubtful legislatures for possible Senate control after March 4 and pave the way for aggressive tariff reforms. Proponents urge limiting filibusters, while opponents anticipate conservative resistance in both chambers.
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senate
house
Chinese Registry Law Enforced Says Geary Author
Representative Geary of California defends enforcement of the Chinese restriction and registration law, blaming internal revenue officials and the Six Companies for reporting failure. He rejects repeal, argues identification is routine, and notes deficiencies in current administration. He cites Australia as a model of success. In Massachusetts, six French workers building a cellar were injured by a dynamite blast, foreman Doucette badly hurt.
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Geary
Wasnixetos
California
internal revenue
Washington
tee
internal revenue office
Secretary of the treasury
Georgia House Accepts Confeder ate Veterans Home in Atlanta
The Georgia House voted to accept the Confeder ate Veterans Home built by popular donation, with an annual appropriation of 15000 dollars. The measure follows a prior rejection by the Taft legislature. A Maryland miner, John F. Calizan, was killed in the Jackson mine at Lonaconing, Maryland, by a fall of coal, leaving a widow and three children.
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Aros Dexter
Albert Underdunk
John Dick
Underdunk
Confederate Veterans Home
ATLANTA
house of representatives
Georgia
Confederate Veterans’ Home
Taft
Maryland
John F. Calizan
Jackson
Lonaconing
Mid
Nuggets of News From Across The Nation
A round of brief items from 19th century headlines: The Anarchist Francisco transported from London to Paris for trial. Professor Briggs pre casualty postponed in New York. George Bauley confessed to a $106000 loss as US Express messenger in Iowa. Seventy four Chester penitentiary inmates placed in solitary for defying extra work. Charles Rogers Moulton, 32, killed Mrs Mary E Storey in Seattle and then shot himself after rebuff. San Francisco lawyers to share about $1,000,000 of $4,000,000 left by Florence Hinckley. Mob abducted and lynched two Black men and one white man near Williamsboro Kentucky, tied to a tree then jailed again. no confessions. Fall of coal at Scranton Lackawanna colliery kills David Davis. John Williams injured.
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Francisco
London
Paris
Professor Briggs
New York
George Bauley
United States Express Company
Chester
Tita
Charles Rogers Moulton
Mary E. Storey
Seattle
Wash
San Francisco
Florence Birthe Hinckley
Hinckley
Mildred Bryant
Williamsboro
Coney Istaxp. N.Y. Dee
Theis
Coney Island Athletic
Joe Goddard
Australia
Peter Maher
Goddard
Peter Jackson
Joe Choynski
Maher
Madison Square Garden
Bob Fitzsimmons
New Orleans
Coney Island
Barney Malins
Jerry Sullivan
Brooklyn
Mullins
Columabia Athletic club
Jim Goods
Passaic
N. J
Billy Madden
Alexander Greggains
Lou Morris
Columbia Athletic club
Jack McVey
Philadelphia
Bufffato” Costello
Jimmy Carroll
Billy McGrath
Dublin
Godd
Johnny Eckhardt
Bob Stoll
New York Athletic clad
Peter
offaher
Ireland
Amaher
Dennis
Mather
Chornski
Mad Dog Scare Near Boonsboro Ends in Rabid Threat
Farmers west of Boonsboro faced a mad dog scare on Saturday. The dog, a stranger, bit a dog on George Thomas's farm then attacked animals at Edward Rusherman's place. It pursued toward Nicodemus mill before Joseph Keedy killed it with a fence rail to protect his horses.
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Boonsboro
George
Thomas
Edward Rusherman
Nicodemus’ mill
Joseph Keedy
Early Shad Reaches Baltimore From North Carolina
The season's first shad appeared in Baltimore on Friday December 2 and was sent by A. D. Sessions & Co. of North Carolina. The fish arrived four days earlier than any prior shipment from the Tar Heel State and sold promptly to a local street restaurant owner.
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Baltimore
A. D. Sessions & Co
North Carolina
Tar Heel
Baltimore street
Bail Reduced for Adam Robinson After Grand Jury Action
Bail for Adam Robinson was reduced to 350 dollars by Justice Eckstein after his parents posted the bond. He had been committed to jail yesterday morning following action by the grand jury and was released yesterday afternoon.
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Adam Robinson
Fie
Justice Eckstein
Maher Falls in Ring Clash with Goddard at Coney Island
A vivid report from Coney Island details Peter Maher loses to Joe Goddard in a brisk 3 round bout. The Australian improves to defend pride after standout foes Like Corbett and Jackson. Also notes Mullins defeats Sullivan in a 115 pound bout. Attendance and officials listed.
Oysters under discussion by Virginia and Maryland
Virginia and Maryland legislative committees tasked with regulating Chesapeake Bay oyster fishery adjourned last evening. They agreed only to amend the calling law to ban taking oysters under two and one half inches from hinge to mouth. Boundary line and Maryland fishing rights in Pocomo ke sound not resolved.
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Washinston
Dec
Virginia
Maryland
Chesapeake bay
Pocomoke sound
Evans Convicted in Bank Misappropriation Trial
Nelson F. Evans, director of Spring Garden Bank, was found guilty in United States district court of misapplying bank funds and aiding the Kennedys in misapplying them. A motion for new trial was made, bail denied, and he was remanded to jail pending a ruling and likely Monday sentencing.
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Hanker Evans
Parapenpata
Nelson F. Evans
Spring Garden bank
United States district court
Mondsy
Lookout for Burlington Jackson Poultry Thieves
Farmers near Burlington and Jacksonville units guard against a gang of thieves stealing poultry and wood. The activity includes daylight thefts, with multiple wagonloads molested and a plan to take the law into their own hands emerging as the community reports losses across a five mile radius.
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Mounr Hotty
vic
Burlington
Jacksonville
Wil Jows
Burlington road
tracy
Edmound Cook
Philadelphia Markets Close Quotation Summary
In the Philadelphia stock and produce markets Pennsylvanian shares led gains while rail and traction stocks showed activity. Wheat and corn futures firm with December to March bids and asks firming. oats and rye steady to quiet. pork, lard, and butter mixed with steady to firm tone.
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PILARELPHA
Dec
Penussivania
Sete vt
p.m
N. Milicots
H.& BT
Pamaneurura
Pennsylvania
straicht
Téde
TSic
Sic
iWigc
ifc
family
old Mesa
New York
Tolle
Bas
Seplke
Egan
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A.C. LORENTS
W. Patrick Street
tanid&wiy
PARSONS
Passons
ARD DRALER EE
FREDERICK CITY
THE NEWS
D. G. Huffer
Broad Run
Hasas City
Hansas Orry
Desid
Rock Island road
Kansas City
Kansi City
Topeka
St. Joseph
Wichita
Kims City
Union Pacific
Burliton
Ramser
Wrens
Omana
Rossland
Horton
Kan
Neb
Rock Islands
CLEVELAND
Lestreet
Portsvuiz
St. Clair
Curtis
NeEvaps
James Hargus iaug
Welker
Monteville
XeEwarn
Miller chapel
Monroe township
James Needle
Frank Lewis
Lewis
Newles
exc
Henry Chaphir
veto
Arcuitshop” Walsh
bunetariian
Bostox
Volney B. Cash
Bangor
boo
Clark
hawes alsy
Willard
Cariaco
Henry Willard
ew York
Interior
Resort
Jacob Stout
Jonathan Roland
Pennsylvania railroad
Diamond Steel works
Stont
Roland
BETHLEHEM
Bethlehem Iron company
Dailey
York
Russell
de courvof oyer
Matthew F. Dailey
peniury
Daniel McCluskey
Sirsola
Roanoke
river patrol
Cham- Teet hospital
Bro
McCluskey
Yard
Hilled
Als
Roderick
Pennsylad
NEWS OF THE CAPITAL
Kilgore
Eulgore
Reed
Burrows
Jndge Taylors mendment
Taylor
Waspiratox
supervising architect of the Treasury
Maller
Mr. Porter
West
census bureau
Alr. Porter
Stanhbont
Sax Francisco
millonaire
Walter
Hobart
Superior court
Stambont
MEtrosr
Mass
Main street
Simon Doucette
Doucette
Lackawanna
Olyphant
David Davis
John Wiliams
Goddace
Corbete
St. Louis
alll
Arkanats
Indian Territory
Texas
mercury
Brenham
Cox
Dennison
Texr
Big Prarie
Jol
Wismere
Pararoulda
Ark
Porucukerpar
plnintiff
Helen Hooker Stuyvesant Sanford
Robert Sanford
Maybrick
Baroness de Roques
Rouen
home secretary
Asquith
Blaybrick
Bangice Baritone
Governor Brown
Cr. Emory
Henry Hourtt
Frisby Comegys
Louis Lenson
Charles Bayard
James H. Buh
Millington
Kent county
Reavine
J. W. Paine
South Sixth street
Sin Haven
Conn
John Strong Newberry
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