Forsyth Realty Auction Ad With Farm Listings
Real estate and merchandise ad listing 109 acres near Carroll's Manor and several farms for sale near Frederick Maryland. Includes 109 acres with house and outbuildings, 127 by 120 foot lot, Harmony Grove area property, and multiple farm offerings with terms and contact at the office of Mr. Sechrist in the Mutual Insurance Building.
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Mutual Insurance
Predenek
Wr. F. Sechrat
Ballenser Creek
Carroll's Manor
price &c
Edward Perry
Noren Mareet
Ferry
Ioffer
J. Cat Cromse
Harmony Gsore
Frederick
Predenck
god Emmitsbourg
Pennsylvania railroad
Damel T. Lakin
the & O
Ode B
Hocks
svory beck
tenert
J. T. Lakin
Eure Brengle
Baltimore pike
Frederick County Agri
pnce
Charles C. Riser
Middletown
Fredenck County
witlon
pike
Daniel Keller
Directors Elected and Bridge Contract At Brunswick
An election of directors for the Berlin and Lovettsville Bridge Company elected seven directors led by J D Baker as president. The firm contracted with Youngstown Bridge Company to build an iron bridge about 4700 feet long over the Potomac at Brunswick, finishing by May 1 1893, with pillars raised 24 feet for canal clearance.
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Brunswick
Berlin and
D.H. Hargett
W. L. Parsons
John C. Motter
Potomac river
Youngstown
Bridge avenue
Canal avenue
Tall Tree Pole Stands at World’s Fair Grounds
A 238 foot tall fish staff was erected before the Washington State building at the World's Fair Grounds. The pole comes from a single fir tree, originally 200 feet tall.
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Washington State building
Cleveland Opposes Murphy Senate Election In New York
In New York on December 28 a presidential statement says Mr. Cleveland opposes Senator Murphy s election. He argues a New York senator should be an experienced public figure able to defend party principles and advance vital policies in the senate. He warns the party faces disappointment if Murphy is chosen.
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New York
Cleveland
award Murphy
United States senate
Afr
Hiscock
Amon
Murphy
Croker
senate
Rockefeller Million Gift to University of Chicago
Chicago news reports John D. Rockefeller pledging another 1 million dollars to the University of Chicago, bringing total gifts to 9.6 million. The 1 million is in 5 percent bonds due in gold, to fund instructor compensation and sustain the university.
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ROCKEFELLER
Chicago
board of munstees
University of Chicago
John D. Rockefeller
Rickefeller
NEW YORK
anly
Blaine Improves Slowly in Washington
Reports from Washington late yesterday say Mr. Blaine remains in poor condition yet shows slow improvement. Dr. Johoxton visited again, noting no special significance in the latest bulletin. Attendants at the Blaine home continue to vary with inquiries and visits from political figures and family.
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Blaine
Johoxton
Blane
Senator Brice
Ohio
Washington
Deadly Christmas Fracas Ends in Stabbing
At the Southwest colliery in Carbondale Hungarians clashed during Christmas celebrations. Frank Oganta was stabbed in the back and a woman trying to intervene was severely cut. the principal assailants fled.
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Serastov
Carbondale
Frank Oganta
Cars Go Over a Trestle in West Virginia
A train wreck near Perry contained an engine and five freight cars that plunged from a trestle over the Onimyer. the crash caused the engine to burn and left fireman Salle Perry Bishop seriously injured. In Argentina, rebels seized towns and rail lines after defeating provincial troops in Corrientes.
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Waereirs
W. Va
rene mn the Onimyer
anne Perry
ieer
Ong
Salle Perry Bishop
Brexes Ayres
Corrientes
Argentine Republic
Mercedes
Caseras
distet
No Fight Planned for World Lightweight Title
New York Dec 28 Judge Newton of the Coney Island Athletic Club said the McAuliffe Barge world lightweight title match is off after players refused to adjust terms. The club withdrew the 45000 purse and negotiations ended with McAuliffe insisting on a 10000 forfeit and 133 pound limit, while Barge’s camp pressed for different terms.
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McGrath-Plummer
New York
Coney Island
McGrath
Martin Murphy
Paddy Gorman
Denny Murphy
Charilie Norton
Billy Plummer
John T. Eckhardt
Judge Newton
Coney Island Athletic Club
McAuliffe
Dwyer
Mac
Jack McAuliffe
Dick Barge
Newton
purce
Coney Island club
MccAulife
St. James hotel
Phil Dwyer
Mune
Burge
Jay
MicAuliffe
Crescent club
Warner Murder Case Opens in Burlington Court
Wesley Warner stands trial in Burlington county court for the September murder of Lizzie Peak. The proceedings begin with emotional testimony from Lizzie’s mother Mrs Joseph Peak, who recounts Warner’s threats and Lizzie’s decision to leave. The courtroom drama centers on motive and willful intent as prosecutors detail the couple’s New York life and Warner’s alleged coercion.
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Mirs. Peak
Warner
Budd
Joseph Peak
Nuggets of News from Various Places
A scattered newspaper notice reports incidents from Reading Bayenner Bas to Troy and Atlanta. It mentions a faint panic at an asylum, a death of Mary Le a 100 year old woman, a tram accident in Hopewell NY, a 14 year old in South Bend dying of heart failure, Toronto’s move to admit women lawyers, a libel suit involving Indiana Racing Association, and Princeton professor Joseph Karge dying suddenly in New York City.
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asomation
Reading
Bayenner- Bas
Pennsylvania
Eighth street
Troy
Mary Le
Lanta
Evin Dyke
Hopewell
Bound Brook
Pam Geernart
South Bend
Ind
The law safety of
Toronto
Canada
James A. Webb
Indiana Racing association
Falwant Corrigan
John RR. Wilson
Cincane Evening Journal
Jourph Karge
Princeton university
New York city
Denial of Privilege Claims in State Papers Row
A Washington Post report alleging outside access to state papers is disputed by Assistant Secretary of State Wharton who says access is governed by rules and generally available. Lodge and Adams defend copying as proper with secretary of state approval and no outside privileges. The piece quotes Lodge’s defense and defends public access to archives.
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Boston
The
Washington Pont
Henry Cabot Lodge
Henry Adams
New York
Mr. Adan
Congressman Lodge
Beacon Sitreet
Ledge
secretary of state
Bayard
Hamilton
Washington
Franks
Ford
state department
Jefferson
Washington Post
Theodore Dwight
Mesers Putnam
Gouvernent
Adams
national archives
Lum 2
senate
Wharton
Suffering for coal relief as New Year nears
From Washington reports scarce coal at the Department of Charities and Correction leaves 2,500 families waiting for relief. Only 2 tons on hand at start, 3,000 tons promised after January 2 with 1,000 tons from dealers. East side districts face greatest hardship as prices soar.
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Department of Charities and Correction
department
Blake
ihs
Eightyfourth street
Delaw Fourteenth street
Philadelphia Markets Closing Quotations in Strong Trading
Philadelphia stock and produce exchanges report a very strong open and steady morning rise amid holiday cheer. Prices move across grains, pork, butter, and oils with cautious strength. December and January quotes reveal cautious demand and stable to firm tones in an active market.
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Prinaventuta
ut isvf
H&B T
Letagh
A & BT
PrrcapmLenia
Pennsylvanis rolier siemight Seger
roug
hidhrs
Marek
sith
bnd
Sic
oul
Dell
New York
Pennsylvania
western
best
sam Plo
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BR. R
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Atkinson
Chas. Rutledge
F.L. Sheppard
A. P. Gest
A. W. Orwig
R. F. Wilson
Arthur W. Moss
Frederick Division
Belvidere
National Senate
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Carnege
Homestead
Lovejoy
Edgar Thompson
Braddock
Pittstetre
Richard Rose
Watson Coal companys
Monongahela City
Reading Combine
Harrisstrs
Bethlehem Iron Mills
Berneses
bessemer
Bethlehem Iron company
Ala
Hobby & Son
J. N. Patton & Co
Patterson Brothers
W. G. W. Alibritton
J. S. Patterson
E. R. McElroy
Wranoxeton
Del
Newport
Marshalston
Diamond State Iron company
Drummond
secret service division
mint
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Brooks
state penitentiary
express
Durant
Black sea
Cuxhaven
Catassota
Thomas Marr
James Stuart
Marr
Smart
Stuart
SHamoxix
Midvalley
Wilburton
Montehus
Clemens
Louisville
Lous Levy
firma of
Levy & Bisley
Levy
Reaprc
Merrit
Obald
League
Insh National league of Great Britain
Baspiey
Basmussed
POTISTOWS
Deinvinyak
Mary Rostenbarrich
Rostenbarrch
Drenvinraks
Burge Gannot
Desaix
Kevans
Nenagh
County Tipperary
Dublin
WaSbiNcTOS
Vesuvius
Port Royal
Walker
Sprivertetp. O
John Jackson
Teige Henkle
Weat Liberty
Brisgier
Ark
George E. Moody
Arkansas Midland railroad
James Koorns
Koorns
Mag
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Wood Workers’ Convention
CaicaGo
Machine Wood Workers Union of America
wteiun
John ‘Green
St. Lows
Borden
TaextTax
Mass
lerk
Lizzie
Edward Watt
George W. Stout
Stout
Water Cuestes
John E. Frankford
John Mc McDonald
Maigern
ace Brace
Newany Mt
Betsy Hall
Mount
pole station
Lomauet
Berlin
Lageblat
Peter Romanoff
Jdudge Dean
HBaxrerarne
Patt fisgn
Supreme Judge
John Dean
Hollidaysburgs
Augustus B. Fandis
Hollidaysburg
Casal
Merpiva
U. S
Scuwesksvilti
Issac Nyce
Samuel E. Nyce
Keelers church
Frederck town
Reapw
thas
Dauberville
Hecla
Mississippi
Levis
ALLENTOWN
Edwin fi. Aber
Lire Lesczynski
Norfolk Street
CABOT
West Seprirer
Mathias Stahia
biearay
Stahia
United States
Waliam Bush
Ebon Bush
Wiliam Rush
Ethan
Mark Meyers
Albany
N.Y
ctv
Minnie Cooper
Cooper
Samuel McCokey
Staunton
Mexcuestar
N. EL
Arthur Rivard
Anthony Mitchell
St. Cloud hotel
John Hull
Hontzdale
Mitchell
Hull
The Express
Worn
F. B. Harrison
Ilbar Golden
St. Louis
Pennsylvania Reilroad Company
banda
East street
Wasainatos
Crescent uias works
American Font Glass workers
Pittsbams
Crescent
Dubin
Conk
Cork
Maurice Healy
Beard
treasury department
Paris
Rouen
Havre
Marseilles
Cherbourg
Dunkirk
L'Orent
France
Russia
Netherlands
Belgian
Austro-Hungary
Trieste
Hamburg
Altona
Kiewo
Germany
Hue
Massachusetts
Messrs
Owens
Bopkins
Warlet
Liberty street
Joseph Svinskofsky
Wilofsky
Spinskofsky
Coukhin
W. V
Richard Newhouse
Baltimore and Ohio railroad
Miss Ann High
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