Real estate listings and notices from Maryland area
Real estate and property notices include farms near Frederick City and Middletown Pike with 20 acres, a two story brick residence of 9 rooms, outbuildings, and fruit trees. Other listings offer the late Judge Mahoney’s home on South Street in Frederick and an old Homestead near Sonneville for sale. Also advertised is the Surucker Confectionery Store on Market Street with stock and fixtures, plus cod liver oil and local sickness notes from Frederick area residents.
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Dirs
Mary J.smith
Frederick City
Middletown Pike
Jacob Hoffman
Sonneville
Praterick County
Ofice
W. C. Hofman
Psion Bride
Surucker
Losited
Market Street
Second
Turd
Aryone
Burucker
Mr. Boracker
Boracker
Baltimore
Ephraim H. Kline
Charlie Kline
Lst
Richard J. Budderar
North Market Street
Mrr
EL. Ramsburg
Treasury reshuffles hint at many customs officer posts
Carlisle notes reveal Secretary Carlisle spending days at the treasury preparing the annual report to Congress. Resignations sought for several treasury posts include collectors and inspectors at New York, Philadelphia, Tampa, and other districts. Multiple named officials face replacement as the term expires or renewal sought.
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Philadelphia
New York
Severs
Carlisle
Treasury
Congress
H.C. McArthur
Lincoln
John J. Bry
Internal Revenue
District of
Oregon
John Ingie
Evansville
Ind
Thomas J. Powers
Theodore B. Willis
E.R. Gunby
Tampa
Fla
Robert Small
Franklin B. Gors
Barnstable
Mass
John H. Cozzens
Newport
R. L
John M. Baites
Albany
John Fehrenbach
Senate actions and Baltimore steel plant closure news
Senate debates linger over a finance bill and territorial issues as Republicans push for action. Baltimore reports indicate the Maryland Steel plant may close for 1881 under a coalition of major steel firms with profits and leases shaping the plan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Point Mil
Baltimore
Pennysylvania Steel Company
Bethlehem
Carnegie
Illinois
Maryland Steel Company
Sparrows’ Point
President's Hawaii policy seen tied to Congress
From Washington a report says the president will push a Hawaii restoration plan to Congress, opposing Provisional Government strength, while indicating a possible use of force only if needed to protect the Queen. Other items note a steamer rescue, ministerial death by suicide, a two year prize fight sentence, and various regional incidents.
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Emperor William
York
Richard Goerdeler
Harel
Germany
Cleveland
Ashisuton
Congress
San Francisco
Honolulu
State and Navy Department
Stevens
United States
Ister Willis
Jon
Ale
United
Ss Retira
Hawaii
Defense in Meyer case opens with expert testimony
The Meyer defense began with expert witnesses from Columbia College and the University of Pennsylvania discussing the death of Brands alias Daum. The case hinges on whether arsenic or antimony poisoning caused the death, with cross examination focusing on Muller’s conspiracy testimony and its corroboration.
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Arendt
Henry Gfl Meyer
George Peabody
Columbia College
Horn A. Wood
Uniersity of
Pennsylvania
Maller
Brands
Daum
Dover Gs
Nicollas
Brooke
Leser
Muller
Insurance Co. Palles
Brandt
Barrett
Dr. Peabody
Dr. O'Sullivan
Brande
Silver Seigniorage Plan Aims to Coin 2 Million Monthly
Washington reports a proposed law by Senator Voorhees to coin silver seigniorage at up to 2 005000 dollars monthly after coinage of 000 000 in silver, retire paper currency and remaining gold coins, and fund an international commission while destroying redeemable notes not in silver dollars.
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Washington, Duc
Voorhees
IRS
National Bank
MeKane Sentenced in Gravesend Election Case Aids and Misdemeanors
Report covers Judge Barnard sentencing MeKane to thirty days imprisonment and a 250 fine with related contempt charges tied to Gravesend election disturbances. It details arrests, accusations of fraud, and notes an electrical accident at an election site injuring Eberhart and killing Wangaman during a rescue attempt.
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Rows Point
Ind
Martin Costello
Supreme Court
Snd
Jurge Barnard
John ¥. Meare
Gravesend
Fe Bride Public
Kaine
Judie Crop
Harlem Cratue
Sakuf Dufhince
Justice Barnant
Pittesrad
Der
Jutine Eberhart
Allerheny County
David Whagaman
Eberhart
Wangaman
Wangamen
Market reports and assorted notices from dec 4 stock data
Closing quotations from New York and Philadelphia exchanges show mixed tones with cattle hogs and beef prices steady to dull. Regional items report Mexican rebel movements, a murder trial, a notable prohibition leader ill, a fatal trolley accident, and a city election bribery claim amid a string of local notices and economic updates.
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New York
Philadelphia
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W. T. Parsons
Murual Insurance Building
Frederick
Little Garden Farm
SAR
Fine Farm
Garrots & Pearre’s
Prescription Druggists
South Marere Street
Misa Willie Warthan
East Patrick Teet
Dennis Stull
Csn
Judge McSherry
Bis Ce
Zuaire. O
Swift & Co
Chicago
Benwood
W Wa
Scheig
Seapolis
Phil Scheig
Bank of Minnelis
Washington
Vania
Msi A
Jeld
Flord
Minneapolis
Eleanore B. Floyd
Lou
Frenk
Bank of
Floyd
Floyds
ParaperPars
Stephen Lane
Eaid
Gouda Place
Abs
Georgianna Chase
Stephen Chase
Harry Gaskell
Lizzie Frier
Jeannette Gould
Annie Williams
Cecil Tmscrong
Mary Cook
Norfoix
Laura Ann Higgins
Mra
Eugenia F. Ethiecidge
Princess Anne County
Pittsburg
Pirrescue
R. Patrick & Son
Fifth Avenue
Wood Street
American Flint Glass Workers’ Association
Ae Cebinet
Bacceili
Perazei
Agricultur
Ferraris
Wixcrest
N. Inc
Murier
Lizzie Price
Samuel Torms
Kent Brown
Congressman Brown
Trempt
Canta
T. M. Tones
Webbed
Senate
Peffer
Wes Wun
Feir
Vori
Theow Zro
McGerrmeban
Agi Sarre
Texas
New Jersey
Trenton
American Federation of Labor
Curiaco
Federation of Labor
Federation
Postel Savings Banks
Che Nictheroy
Brazil
Washinetox
Dec
Mendonea
Nictheroy
America
West Indies
Castle, Pa
Thomas Shannon
Pittsburg and Western Railroad
Leapville
Colo
Ivanhoe
Mialand
Continental Divide
Resba Pa
Patrickson
Pittston
Waslingson
Jary Carlisle
Coliecn H. Carey
Charles A. Burr
Ives New
Evans
Fresno
Cat
China
Brnica
Rhein-Heasen
Nassau
Cologne
Italy
Count Solms-Sonnenwalde
John Bopat
East Sixth Street
Rose
Irish Sea
Dublin
Vernon M. Olyphant
If Madison Avenue
Robert AL. Olyphant
Delaware and Hudson Coal Company
Olyphant
Prineston
Urica
N.Y
Niagara Park Reservation
Mr. Batchelor
Savaysan
Thomas O'Farrell
Subway Island
Savannah
Joe Sidey
O'Ferrell
Dervyise Sprines
Fie
Pensacola and Acentic
Here
Lospex
Adee Grant
1Sle Beach Grant
Earl of Essex
Margarets Church
Westa
Farar
Ambassdor Beyard
Hornblower
Wasning
Senate Committee On the Judiciary
Hornviower
Burrato
N. Y
James A. Roberts
William J. Morgan
Port of
Buffalo
Suuihzernland
Beas
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Virginia
Ricsuoxp
W.J Binford
Clenrico
Toney
Thomas S Martin
Binford
House
Martin
Lee
Alattin
EH. Yard
Henry H. Yard
Keystone National Bank
Keystone
Spring Garden
President Marsh
Keystone Bank
Anna Wagner
Koester
FM Eisenbesisa
Frank
Clara
Mamie Koesters
Manchester
Nal
Thomas O'Brien
Hores
Lake Massabeshc
Matern Cuung
Lehigh Valley
Manch Chank
Colonel Crughr
Oyster Bar
L. L
Dee
S. Vlr. Cruger
Wwe
Michatl McCahs
The
Providence
Sies
Tzor
J. McWarren & Co
Wight
Koo
Hainois
Indiana
Labeila
Stabiein
Argentina
Chill
Robert Samuel Gregg
Cork
Armagh
All Ireland
Michael Pxckiel
Indianapolis
Flower
W. J. White
Drendergeat
Yeater
Helen Pretergast
Erzeroum
Armenia
Piteaux
Sublime Porte
Dee Fi
Nelson
Jude
Borrato
Clinton and
Mainstrieta
Robinson
Musco Thestar
Shea
Oppee Tammany
Tammany Hall
Cooper Union
Independent County Organization
M'Kane
Ory
Vance
Minnesota
Sars
Slo
Siac
Southern
Maer Lrrenry
el Paso
Guerrero
Arso Narrantes
Gonzales
Republic
Furente Marderesa
Asiostows
Emoma Bac Ehanan
Thorns Woods
Buekekin Township
Pescinia Reve
I. Axcasten
James Black
Somwensrr
Ahrar
Lincoln Township
Beam
Tnoder
Allentown
Lehigh Valle Traction Company
Oceaiak
West Catasauqua Hill
Milton Gackenbach
Rochester
Chamber of Commerce
Jacob Kapps
Germorn
Happ
Snothermen
Parceos
L. J
Guatemala
Bureau of the American Republics
Lerrsic
Ele
Nrowwn
Dee Ui
Frank Lesman
Shameekin
Som
Gheensacrgh
Aire
Pavig McKeown
Crabtree
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