Real Estate and Taxpayers to Sell 109 Acre Farm near Frederick
Frederick real estate notice lists 109 acre herb farm on New Design road near Ballenger Creek turnpike, with eight two story buildings, wind pump water, and farm facilities. Also advertises multiple farms and houses for sale in Frederick County including 50 acres limestone land, brick house, and 150 acre Charles C Bizer farm within 12 miles of Middletown. Includes office at Mutual Insurance Building, Freemansburg, Md.
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YING ARSO
Mutual Insurance
Freéesrek
Wm F. Sechnat
New Design
Ballenger Creek
Carroll Bianch
Edward Percy
North Mersee Stret
Anabel Vento
omer
Toffer
fr. J. Calvin Cronise
Hathonr &ore
Frederick
Ferick and
Ammitsburg
Pennsylvazia
aymy
Damel T. Lakin
Point of Rocks
Ezra Brengie
Baltimore pike
Frederick County
alice
Charles C. Bizer
Middletown
Fredica County
Demei Reiler
Jancars
McGlynn Denies Apology to Rome After Cooper Union
New York reports Dr. McGlynn says he made no apology to Rome or to the church about his restoration. Questions on absolution for excommunicated Anti Poverty Society members arise as canon law and archbishop Corrizon study the issue for potential circular guidance. A separate note covers Billy Welsh defeating Joe Daley in a $200 prize fight in Brooklyn.
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M. Satolii
New York
Dr. McGlynn
Rome
Cooper Union
McGlynn
Anti-Poverty Society
Corrizon
Madison arenna
Billy Welsh
Joe Daley
Union Athletic club
Brooklyn
Welsh
Sullivan accused of being drugged fights drunken rage
New York dispatch says John L. Sullivan roamed the Vanderbilt bar in a drunken fury after alleging he was drugged in New Orleans to fight Corbett. He begged for another chance, sobbing and blaming drink, while backers Crakey Johnston and Jim Wakeley disputed the accusations and warned of his deteriorating health. An accident case from New Bedford reports a shooting during a mining trip left a boy dead and two men detained for manslaughter.
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Jim
Sullivan
Sranian
New York
Jim Corbett
John L. Sullivan
New Orleans
Vanderbilt hotel
Matt Clare
Sudlivan
vickvas
Sully
gudd
Jack Ashton
Ashrom
dean
Corbette
Jimmy Wakeley
Wakeley
ing Sullivan
Sulivan
Tam
berson
lfe
Charley Johnston
tos
Elis
Corbett
John
Goa
Crakey Johnston
John Barleycorn
Bloomingdale
Windsor theater
New Beprorp
Mass
William J. Leary
George Jennings
Sturphy
Leary
Patrick O'Leary
Alfred Fildes
Fail River
dea
Jennings
Navy to test Vesuvius dynamite cruiser trials
At Wasnixeron on December 27 the navy outlines a rigorous plan for the Vesuvius trial. The schedule includes sixty six blanks and eighteen loaded shots plus eighty four total rounds. Six rounds will launch low pound high explosive at a moving target a condemned hull.
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Wasnixeron
navy
de pani
Appointed to Vacant Judgeship in Lackawanna County
P. P. Smith of Scranton has been appointed to the Lackawanna county bench, vacancy created by Judge Connelly's death. Announcement delayed until yesterday.
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Harriscore
P. P. Smith
Scranton
Lackawanna county
Connelly
Drowned while skating near Schuylkill River
William E. Aller aged 15 years drowned after breaking through the ice while skating on the Schuylkill near ReapirxG Pennsylvania last evening.
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ReapirxG
William E. Aller
Schuylvall
Ruth and Santa Gift Ruth BaBY Christmas at White House
The Little Daughter of the White House Ruth Roosevelt receives many gifts for Christmas. She opens a large pile of presents including dolls and outfits, plays all day, then sobs a bit at bedtime. President-elect and Mrs Cleveland also receive gifts and greetings as they share a quiet Christmas. Ex-Secretary Whitney drops by for a brief holiday visit.
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White House
New York
Etrle
Ruth
Santa Claus
union
Cleveland
Clevelands
Whitney
gerry
Airsleveland
Hallinger to Speak on Trial Facts Before British Jury
Lawyer Charles to recount trial facts and question Hallinger before Sir Julian Paunell at the British embassy hearing. Hallinger asserts British subject status via affidavits. He seeks a royal commission and a $1,000,000 indemnity from New Jersey for an alleged unlawful execution.
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Hallinger
Uuawyer co
New Year
Charles
ier
Julian Pain
Hellinger
United States
Great Britain
America
New Jersey
Peanull
Woman Dies After Fire in West New Brighton Aptments
Mary McGovern 27 died from burns suffered in a kitchen fire at her Davis avenue apartment in West New Brighton. Neighbors heard screams and forced entry to find her in bed with bedding ablaze. She was described as a habitual smoker and may have lit a pine for warmth before the blaze took hold.
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New York
Mary McGovern
Davis avenue
New Brighton
McGovern
Pound
Bea
ZANESVILES, O
Maria Willis
Paris Duel Sparks Public Works Dispute
Deputy Barnal a former public works minister challenges Deputy Denayrousse, author of a letter in La Cocarde accusing staff at The Republique Francaise of seeking 300,000 francs from the credit foncier to aid a municipal bill passage. Senator Poirier M Christophle and Joseph Reinach deny Denayrousse’s claims. Denayrousse was once manager of The Republique Francaise.
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Anctier
Paris
Barnal
public works
Denarrousse
La Cocarde
Republicque Francaise
credit foncier
Poirier
Republique Francaise
M. Christophle
Joseph Reinach
Denavrousses
Denayrousse
Accidental Shooting Ends Christmas Visit in Reapine
In Reapine Pennsylvania John Miller 30 a supervisor at the People's Railway blacksmith shop Philadelphia died instantly after Simon Blankenbiker, in a saloon, fired a revolver he had received as a Christmas gift. The coroner's jury ruled the shooting accidental.
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Reapine
Dee
John Miller
Simon Blankenbiker
Miller
People’s Railway company
Philadelphia
Marsh Reinstated Amid Political Conspiracy Claims
December 27 report states ex inspector Frederick H. Marsh received reinstatement from Chief McClaughey. Marsh likely will not return to active duty and his discharge is viewed as a certificate of good character. He was dismissed for endorsing a 5000 note tied to John Condin, a cambler, amid allegations of political motive.
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Marsh
Cearcaco
Frederick H. Marsh
McClaughey
John Condin
Throat Slashing in Street Quarrel injures Gaines
Maurice R. Gaines and William Cooper clashed on a street yesterday over alleged infidelity. Cooper pulled a knife during the quarrel and slashed Gaines across the throat. Gaines was critically wounded and may die.
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N. F
Beco
Maurice R. Gaines
William Cooper
Cooper
Gaines
Large Knitting Mills Burned on Walnut Street
The large knitting mills of John P. Sheppard on Walnut street were burned yesterday. Loss estimated at 20000 with 37000 insurance. Mills were running full time and about a hundred girls will lose their jobs due to the destruction.
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Sanex
John P. Sheppard
Walnut street
Triple murder and apparent suicide shocks Worcester
Worcester, December 27. A tenement at 31 Tainter Street yielded a horrifying scene as Henry C. Varnum, his wife, and his adopted daughter Florence were found dead. Mrs. Varnum died en route to the hospital. Mrs. Wright, mother of Mrs. Varnum, lies critically ill. Varnum allegedly used a door-hanger as a weapon. Police report indicate possible murder followed by suicide in a cold, early Sunday morning.
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WORCESTER
Mass
Tainter street
Henry ©. Varnnum
Plorence
Wright
Varnuw
Henry C. Varnum
Baron, Vi
L. Pollard
Florence
Mr. Varnum
Mr. Phillips
Knowles Loomworks
COFFEY
ILLe
Ala
Ernest McConquodale
Clarke country
Congandale
Coffeyville
Assancius
Wreck Near West Falls In Reading Line Injures Crew
A Reading railroad wreck near Pencoyd station injures engineer Schwab and fireman Smith of the Market express. The collision with a work train caused three passengers to suffer minor bruises while the express ran late, blamed on the work train crossing without orders.
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WEST FALLS
Market Express
Pencoyd
Reading
Market
Peacoyd station
Schwab
Synth
Enganeer
Smith
Gridgeport
Christmas tar prank leaves Fields injured in house incident
Charles Fields was tarred while sleeping in his room after Danperous Christmas joke by Thoma Files sparked an explosion and burns. The tar covered much of his body as a lamp was lit and the scene caused a heated confrontation before medical aid arrived. Penny, a Wilmington post office clerk, was tried for stealing funds from registered letters and fled to Denver, living under an assumed name with a wife and two children.
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Cmeaco
Charles Fields
Fields
Thoma Files
Files
aroff
progress unity
dny
Wranxutos
N. G. Gee
Junius
Penny
rebbit
United States
ettv
Wilmington
Denver
Colo
tso
Sac Harger
Mark Edsweards
ace
Fairwards
Governor Flower pardons Cumberland White
Governor Flower granted a pardon restoring full citizenship to Cumberland White who had lost two bonds worth £2000 to a female customer. He was found guilty of constructive larceny for failing to settle the balance, and sentenced about four months ago to seven years’ imprisonment. The pardon followed a petition signed by New York stock exchange members.
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White
Warerrows
Flower yenenday
Cumberland, White
Beactien
New York stock Eschanse
Anarchy fears after Dublin explosion and London scare
The Dublin explosion is blamed by some on anarchists though Scotland Yard doubts the claim. Officials warn of renewed dynamite threats aimed at public buildings in London. Coroner’s inquest on Detective Synnett linked the blast to a high grade explosive. authorities boost guard measures. A separate note covers a scrimmage game in Washington and other minor items.
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Loxpon
Dublin
Great Britain
Scotland Yard
London
hon
Tower of London
Victoria
Charing Cross
Paddington
Indstone
Biarritz
France
Desi
Synnett
Green
Exchange court
bat
Dr. Smith
Jervig Street
Asquith
home office
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