Frederick real estate sale ad offers farms near Harmony Grove
Real estate agent in Frederick Maryland advertises farms and country property for sale. Listings include Harmony Grove area holdings near Frederick and Emmitsburg turnpike, a 50 acre limestone farm with new buildings, water, and timber. a 204 acre tract near Point of Rocks with dairy suitability and a large house. a 10 acre Baltimore Pike home with 11 rooms and outbuildings. and 150 acre Middletown farming land with orchards, running water, and lime-soil. Also mentions Garden Farm 56 acres with 25 cultivated, 10 room house, barn, outbuildings, fruit trees, hedge fencing, and wood lots with 20 acres wheat crop.
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Canrin Cronise
Harmony Goye
Frederick
Frederick and
Emmitsburg
Pennsylvania railroad
Daniel T. Lakin
Point of Rocks
J.T. Lakin
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Ezra Brengle
Baltimore pike
Fredenck County
Charles C. Biser
Middletown
Fredrick County
Daniel Keller
Jesse Baile
New Market District
Real Estate and Insurance Listings by Noah E. Gramer
An early 20th century notice lists real estate and fire insurance offerings. It notes multiple insurance companies and properties including farms near Ceresville and Waltersville, various dwellings, timber land, and roadside parcels. The ad details loan amounts of 500, 1000, 1500 and 2306 with numbers and street addresses in Frederick, Maryland.
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CRABIER
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gan femiel Hoke. Jr
et Ceresville
pat —Drielling
Patrick Street
A. T. Martz
East Church Street
Cornelius
Buck Riordan
Waltersville
Liberty road
jorigege am sumas
NOAH EB. RAMEE
North Market St. Brederick
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Elopement Shocks Harmony Grove Town
Miss Emms Houck elopes with Charles Wormean after her father barred the match. George Houck searches Washington for details of their whereabouts amid a sensational escape from home. In a separate case Mark Ward is jailed for three months at the House of Corrections.
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Mr. Worman
Washington
George Houck
Harmony Grove
Frederick
Charles Wormean
Emms Houck
Worman
Labor Congress Opens World’s Fair Sundays Debate
At the AFL session the committee proposed forming national unions after seven local crafts unite. Ex Senator Blair urged school system reform. The body endorsed education campaigns and discussed open Sunday fairs, labor law issues, and non union theatres in Pittsburgh. Mass meeting drew about 500 attendees with labor speakers on aims and eight hours.
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committee on resolutions
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New Hampshire
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executive council
congress
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arens
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Pittsburg
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Cat- ways
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George E. McNeil
Boston
Thomas Morgan
Chicas
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C. Parker
Cigar Makers’ Union No. 100
Another Train Robber Caught in West Virginia
Houxnxeton West Virginia December 15 Bar tell Forgey the wounded train robber was taken from his home to the county jail yesterday Tom Collins was also arrested yesterday at his home in Brad ack on the Ohio side opposite this place He was confronted by Hon Samuel Matheon who had the fight with them on the train He immediately recognized Collins as he had Forgery and renounced him to his face as one of the robbers and as the murderer of Teck The Cincinnati German who died from his wounds yesterday Collins was brought at once to this ide and landed in fact The evidence against these men is growing Stronger all the time Mr McBride a railroad man who was on the train at the time of the trouble recognized the prisoners as the train robbers The authorities are quietly preparing for an attack on the jail There is word there will be bloody work.
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W.Va
Bartell Forgey
Tom Collins
Bradack
Ohio
Samuel Matheon
Collins
Teck
Cincinnati
Mrr. McBride
McComas Nomination Faces Dimming Opposition
Wassmerox Dec 15 reports opposition to Louis E. McComas being confirmed as a justice of the Supreme Court in the District of Columbia is fading. It was expected Senator Palmer would lead the fight, but he may abstain, opening the judiciary committee to a favorable report at the next session.
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Supreme court
District of Columbia
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Stevenson
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Irish Village Planned for Chicago World’s Fair
Hubbert Cassidy of Del. has a $30,000 contract to erect an Irish village on the World’s fair grounds in Chicago. The display will feature houses from Donegal Wicklow Dublin and Cork along with a Celtic cross and related elements.
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Chicago
Crisp incident sparks Senate talk and clan clash
Senator Mills of Texas denies remarks about Speaker Crisp delaying his reform club speech. Pennsylvania state grange debates representation in the U.S. Senate and education efforts. Paris rumors link Carnot resignation amid canal scandal. Sabbath Union closes its annual convention with officer slate. Gibbons issues a boxing challenge to Myer with amateur club interest.
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New York
H. 4
Georss
Pennsylvania
RAL Peries
Explosion at Bam Furlong colliery wounds hopes for miners
An explosion at Bam Furlong colliery in Wiegen yesterday caused early reports of fifty deaths but later updates said the loss of life was less severe. Twenty miners have been rescued while eighty remain trapped in a seam beneath the fire with strong hopes they will be rescued alive.
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Lospex
Bam Furlong
Wiegen
Quebec's New Premier Poised to Form Administration
Quebec report states Afr. Taillon summoned by the Lieutenant Governor to form a new administration. Best authorities say all former ministers will be invited to retain portfolios. Tailon expected to be sworn in as president of the executive council, succeeding the retiring Coucherville.
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MarytreaL
Afr
Taillon
Countess Clancarty Injured After Hunt Collision
Loxpox Dec. 15 Countess Clancarty known as Bel Belton, a former music hall singer, was thrown from her horse while riding with the Galway hounds and struck a huntsman during a hedge jump, sustaining a severe arm injury. Columbus' Descendant at the Fair Maprin Dec. 15 The Duke of Veraga, blood of Christopher Columbus, has been named president of the committee on his exhibit at the World's Fair, replacing the Duke of Sexto. A French Statesman Dead Paris Dec. 15 John Emile Lemoinne, noted French statesman and writer, is dead at 77.
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Maprin
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Christopher Columbus
Duke of Sexto
Paris
John Emile Lemoinne
Satolli Mission: Vatican Seeks Direct U S Representative
In Bartimore on December 15 an authorized abstract of the Third Annual Conference minutes shows Archbishops approving Cardinal Gibbons and Archbishop of New York on Satolli's mission. The pope desires a permanent papal delegate in the United States to address Catholic education and religious instruction.
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John Murphy & Co
United Statn
Alost
Unitet
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Cardinal Gibbons
York
SATOLLI
Mer. Satolli
Satolii
holy father
Mer
Leo XLI
Holy See
United States
Burglars Loot Bellefonte Postoffice By Skylight
Burglars entered the Bellefonte postoffice through a skylight and removed all change from stamp drawers. A hole burned through the safe while an explosion frightened the robbers away with a large bundle of stamps left at the foot of the entry ladder. The blast charred papers inside the safe but did not harm the lock.
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Br.eerostr. Pa
Bellefonte postoffice
Farmer shoots thief in cellar near Pricztowx
Daniel Haas of Pricztowx heard thieves in his cellar and fired as a man emerged with a bat. The man dropped a bag and fled, aided by a confederate with a wagon. Believed seriously wounded, the incident highlights rising farmer vigilance against thefts.
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Pricztowx
Daniel Haas
Cholera feared to become epidemic in 1893 says doctors
A senate immigration committee asked New York physicians about cholera prospects in 1893. Responses from Dr. Shrady Dr. Bryant and others indicate grave fear that cholera may become epidemic in spring or summer.
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New York city
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Joseph D. Bryant
Br. A. Loomis
L. A. Sayre
W. A. Ewing
Deathbed Report Circulates on Ex-Secretary Blaine
Washington dispatch reports James G. Blaine near death from a prolonged lung disease. Physicians have failed to halt the illness as care plans considered moving him to a milder climate. Rumors of conversion to Catholicism surface after Father Ducey’s visit.
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E. G. Janeway
New York
Bixine
Blaine
Pasdena
Cal
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Torre
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Nightly Mine Office Shootout in Hogan Station
In Hogan Station, Virginia, a band of assailants attacked the Daisy Iron mines office. Manager HL Montreis seized two shotguns and bullets flew as two attackers fell, while a wounded gang member, Rush Borgman, was captured. Three fingers were recovered, and the two dead were said to be Borgman’s gang members.
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Homan
Drought Ends as Texas Receives Resolve Across State
A week long drought in Texas is broken improving crops and waters. In Baltimore a cotton fire victims include Lieutenant James Lindsay crushed by a falling wall. Cairo dispatch notes the British garrison to be reduced due to Army of the Khedive strength. Missouri pursues 43 merchants for anti trust affidavits. Brummerville shotgun accident injures Mrs Ryan. father Mr Ryan dies. Archduke Franz Ferdinand resumes travel with family on a voyage around Europe.
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Missouri
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John Ryan
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Mountain Blast Kills and Injures Several Men
A dynamite explosion at Milnesville killed Thorpas Walter and Fichzel Parrish and fatally injured Dominick Walter and Michael Marine. Contractor Walter and his son Thomas were near the blast. debris scattered over a wide area as bodies were found at varying distances. Michael Marine and others were hospitalized in critical condition.
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Milnesville
Thorpas Walter
fichzel Parrish
Dominick Walter
Michael Marine
Marine
Socluck
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Thomas
httle
acre
Blacksmith Parrish
Bandits Routed After Cavalry Pursuit Near Rio Grande
A US cavalry force of sixty under Lt Beadkin from Fort McIntosh scouted Zapata county along the Rio Grande in search of trarza bandits. In Yagnacio an attack killed Captain Semre and a citizen. Mexican soldiers forty five surrendered. Five bandits were killed or wounded and five were burned at the government boiling. Eustace Ramon was named as a bandit leader.
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Tex
United States
Beadkin
Fort McIntosh
Zapata county
Rio Grande
trarza
Yagnacio
Semre
Eustace Ramon
Valuable Horse Reese Shot After Stall Injury
In Cotomers Georgia a two year old race horse named Reese fell in his stall and sustained injuries severe enough to require euthanization. The home was owned by J J McCaffarty who had refused twenty five thousand dollars for him.
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Reese
J. J. McCaffarty
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