Farm and shop for sale in Frederick County area
Property ads describe the Garden Farm near Frederick City with about 20 acres, two story house of seven rooms, fruit, barn, and outbuildings. Also listed are the late Judge Myhoney residence for sale or rent near Market and a large estate owned by the executors of Jacob Hofman with 12 room house, bank barn, orchard, and lime stone. Plus a city confectionery store for sale on Main Street with fixtures and stock. Also notes on cod liver oil products and local medical ads.
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Mary J.smith
abont+ mies
Predenck City
Middletons Pike
Ty Price
Wm. Myhoney
Sour Street
Wenlsre Callarmy
Jacob Hofman
Johnsville
Frederick County
Alto
W. C. Hoffman
Gadon Brides
President Objects to Annexation and Hawaiian Intervention
President asserts the United States should not force annexation or restore the Hawaiian queen by arms. He outlines amnesty terms for the provisional government, condemns Stevens and Willis for meddling, and argues for congressional oversight and a just remedy for Hawaii. Also reports a Bristol double murder with suspect Matt Davis in custody.
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Ovens
United States
Sievens
Hosolulu
Hawaii
Linstrauded
Wil-lis
Congress
Willis
Bristol
Tenn
Walter Shannon
Ann Davis
Matt Davis
Davis
Bech
Fatal Jump From Freight Train Over Bridge in Pa
A man on the Lehigh road attempted to jump onto solid ground but fell from a freight train as it crossed a bridge over the Lackawanna River. He landed fifty feet into the water and died later in hospital. The report notes Mitchell Jeans Burinees as the source.
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Kant
Lehi
Mitchell
Charles Michell
Tn Corbett
River Miners Strike Over Pay Rate
River coal miners went on strike as operators refused to pay two and a half cents per bushel. About 6,000 miners participated with roughly 14,000 diggers involved in the stoppage. Real estate transfers noted: Elizabeth A. C. Lakin to Mary E. Young for 1 acre at $20.
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Ptrtsperg
Elizabeth A. C. Lakin
Mary E.young
Jury member's breakdown halts Meyer trial in New York
Dr Heart C Meyer trial ends abruptly as juror Alexander Lowe collapses with acute dementia in the jury box. District Attorney says another jury cannot be obtained in the county. Defense attorney Brooke argued and emphasized delays in evidence.
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Bright Items of Local News and Upcoming Projects
Christmas trees line the streets for sale. Two people were sent to Montevue hospital yesterday. James E. Staup receives a pension reissue. The Irish play True Irish Hearts is on stage at City Opera House tonight. The Brunswick Hotel addition should finish by mid January. The Great Spectistic Company, amateur local group, performed at Pearl County on Saturday. Junior Steam Fire Engine Company to meet at 7 20 PM to discuss the death of Sr. Andrew Jackson Wilcoxer. A counterfeit nickel in circulation, light with wooden sound but convincing. A Frederick dry goods merchant overworked staff, offering lunch to clerks. True Irish Hearts draws attention to Cute Little Eight Eyes. EL. D. Young displays in barber shop window with small caliah bullfrogs and pollywogs as centerpieces. The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad bridge at Harper’s Ferry nears completion and will be used for rail only within two months. the old bridge will remain open for public use.
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Nced
Ganersi
Montevue Hospital
James E. Staup
Freasricks
Honga
Brunswick Hotel
Grest Specistic Company
Pearl
Junior Steam Fire Engine Company
Andrew Jackson Wilcoxer
Frederick
EL. D. Young
Caliah
Westminster Jury Awards $3000 in Breach of Promise Case
Elizabeth Ann Owings won a verdict of 3000 dollars against Lloyd B Shipley for breach of promise after days of trial in Westminster. The defendant is son of Grove Shipley, a prominent Westminster figure, drawing wide local interest during the proceedings.
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Elizabeth
Desperation in Paterson as silk mills idle and relief forms
A section of Paterson endures widespread destitution as silk mills slow or shut down and related trades falter. A relief committee of ministers merchants and manufacturers arranges clothing fuel and shelter in several city districts while aim to restart business.
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Uling
Rebef Patemson
Busines
Paterson
Congress Rumbles Over Hawaiian Message and Executive Prerogatives
In a heated Senate and House session the president’s Hawaiian relations message was read and debated. Mr Boutelle clamored for minister Willis instructions, prompting chaotic rhetoric, votes on referrals, and a clash over executive interference in congressional prerogatives. A separate item reports a Beltline tractor explosion near Houston injuring a worker.
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Fredarick
Aitile Garden Farm
Pine Farm
Loferebargsin To & Quick
Burucker Confectionery
Er Street
Sams
Burucker
Baracker
Mr. Baracker
Baltimore
Garrott & Pharre’s
Prescription Drulgists
South Market Street
Samuel Green
Myersville
This County
West Adamstown
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Grafton
Washington
Cptina
J. P. Bistra
Des Bioives
Elsize
Revereniles
Biasesent
Chamberlain
Ming
Des Moines
Garrett & Pearse
Croup
Lowa
E- Daiton
Luray
Bussell County
Rarsas
Chamberlain & Co
Datton
Sele
Garrett
Eacre “Rederict
Garrett & Pearce’s
Voice
Florida
W. F.graam
Live Oak
Steiner Broa
Drew
Garros & Pearre
Steiner Bros. Dreg
Cee Weis
C.L Difendal
World's Park
Cain
Wiess
Mr, Willis
Ashington
Sam
Hawa
Senate
Hawaiian Islands
Islands
Committee of Safety
Honolulu
San Francisco
Blocnt
Blount
Stevens
Mands
Steseny
Cmte
Trevis
Maggie McDermot
Jeal Bellery
Marée
George de Ben
Philadelphia and Reading Railroad and Coal and Iron Company
Nerilh
Walter Q
Jon L. Stevene
Esmes W. Blount
James H. Blount
Furor Laws
Eawyer Brooke
Saya
New York
Heart C. F. Meyer
Court of Oyer and Terminer
Alexander B. Lowe
Bellevue Hospital
Brooke
Doremus
Brandt
Winston
Mutual Life Insurance Company
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Muller
Meyer
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Lowe
Mr. Brooke
Mr. Lowe
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Carlos F. MacDonald
State Commissio Lunsecy
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Hammond
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Baltimore and Ohio
Harper’s Ferry
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Ciberty
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John ¥. McKane
Kings County
Cullen
Pratt
Callen
Fudge Pratt
Pars
Jacques Merigesu
Bernard
Rhode Yaland
Providence
Brown
Messrs
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Providence National
Saranac Mills
Germany
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Weissenze
Thi City
Ravachol
Pallas
Vaillant
Danbury Hatteras
Darcery
Cenn
Beithe, Lursch & Co
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Wih Ferguson
Hrmited
Norristown
Soraistows
Philadelphia
Fim McFi York
Mike Burne
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Gresham
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Fort Monjaich
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Mid Valley
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New York and New Jersey Bridge
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New York and New Jersey
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