Property listings and sales notices in Frederick MD era
A noisy collage of estate notices offers Bell Estate land near Niddletown Pike with 20 acres and a two story house, plus sale details for the residence of Judge Mahoney on East Bonth Street. Also advertised are the old Hottrasa homestead near Johnsville with 76 acres, a confectionery store for sale on Market Street, and Norwegian cod liver oil promotion at Garrotti & Pearre.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Niddletown
Mahoney
Bonth Steeet
Sieest St
Jacob Hottrasa
Johnsville
Frederick County
Bowman
Caion Bridge
Garrotiz& Pearre’s
Prescription Druggists
Southimarket Street
Frederickimd
Work of Death Mrs Moore and family notices
Mrs Kate Daniel Moore widow of Bert Moore died at her home in Baiim ore county on Sunday list her remains were taken to Charlestown West Virginia for interment. She was known in this city as Miss Kate Daniel a former student of the Frederick Female Seminary and was regarded as beautiful in the lower valley of Virginia. Her mother Frances and Miss Hurst of Virginia and her first husband Hon Alfred M Barbour brother of Senator John S Barbour are named in the notice. Thomas S Moore died at his home 315 A Street SE Washington DC aged 62. He was a partner in the firm Moore and Led ing for twenty years and was a nephew of A I Shipley of New Market. Ellen M Biggs widow of Z J Biggs died at Amstown on Tuesday December 26 at 10am aged 65 years 11 months. The item closes with a stray joke about Christmas gift ideas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moore
Kate Daniel Moore
Bert Moore
Baiimore County
Charlestown
W. Va
Kate Daniel
Frederick
Miss Daniel
Lower Valley
Virginia
Moore & Leding
Aoore
A. i. O. Shipley
New Blarkett
Women Live Longer Than Men, Report Says
The Westminster Gazette notes women tend to outlive men across ages. As age rises beyond sixty, the gap widens with data implying older men face higher mortality than women, framing a broader discussion on longevity between genders.
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Westminster Gazette
England
Rales
Mexican Revolt Details and Massacre at Tomochic Church
In an interview from Chicago, editor Hart discusses the Chihuahua uprising, the siege of Tomochic, and the massacre when federal troops breached a church. He cites 194 deaths among villagers and soldiers, describes the rebels as religious zealots fighting with limited resources, and notes Mexican authorities’ severe response to the rebellion.
Fatal Fire in Providence at Maniton and Westminster
Providence dispatch reports a disastrous blaze at the Maniton and Westminster corner caused by an electrical fault. One man died The dentist Fr Gay operated on the fourth floor, and several were injured. Firefighters prevented a wider catastrophe with heroic rescues. Loss exceeds 200 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Providence
Maniton
Westminster Streets
FR. Gay
Mitchell in Jacksonville Prepares for St Augustine Training
Mitchell sails to St Augustine with his party for immediate training as English forces prepare for a coming contest. Corbett remarks he may fail to surprise but hopes for a notable performance tonight.
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St. Augentine
Trere
Bis Army
Jansige Arid Rebell Ty
Tuert
Wil
James
J. Corbett
Mitchell
St. Angustine
I Corbett
Receiver Named for New England Rail Co in Court Move
New York December 2 The court appointed Thomas C Platt and F H Prines as receivers for the New England railroad company amid solvency fears A stockholders meeting considered leasing the line to New England Railroad and President McLeod criticized the action The company owes about 19 7 million in debts plus a 850 000 flag debt and holds rail and terminal assets including the Nor wich Worcester line and property in terminal facilities
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New York
Enzi
Bas
Walt
Cabal States
Thames
Fifth Avenue
Thomas C. Phil
F. H. Prines
New England
A. B. Spartimen
Frank H. Platt
Tracey, Platt & Boardnan
Thomas C. Platt
The
Inquirer
McLeod
New England Company
New England Railroad Company
New York, New England and Northern Tailman
Road
Pratt
Ar. McLeod
Stock Exchange
New York and New England Railroad Company
Nor- Wich
Worcester
New York Transportation Company
That Alleged Harrison Boom Sparks Political Rumors
Dispatches from New York and Washington say Major J. E. Rathbone led a Harrison movement, while reports question any evidence of a real Harrison boom ahead of a convention. Other items note Rockefeller murder developments, Wake’s response to a critic, a mine disaster, and various legal and crime briefs from Dec. 28.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rathbone
Cincy
Dee
New York
Washington
JE. G. Rathbone
Peetmaster
Propersl Wuder Harrison
Orion
Llarrison
Shhane
Cones
Mane Peron
Harrison
Bankers Sentence and Wage Cuts Reported
Beruix December report notes Huo Touwr, a banker, sentenced to five years penal servitude. A sweeping wage reduction at Ford City Plate Glass affects higher grades most. An Ohio man fined 7500 dollars for making love to his typewriter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loewi
Beruix
Huo Touwr
Convicta Es
Geo
Ford City Plate Glass Works
Ohio
Prodigal Bookkeeper Charged in Firm’s Downfall
A long investigation traces defalcations at N. D Xchiogs & Co of Broadway 5 as the cause of the firm’s December decline. Louis, a trusted partner for eighteen years, is held on heavy bonds amid estimates of losses ranging from 1000 to 8000 dollars. Experts report further book distortions and substantial embezzlement through various devices. A March dinner example shows a 2 dollar plate leading to a 12.05 charge, while the firm paid 200 dollars of the bill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph TL. Louis
Xchiogs & Co
Broadway
Sunn
Lomb
Eharze
Reeves
Urdey Maer
Esarsichay
Louis
Chan Sand
Schluss A
Ted
Mar Loni
Nwschross & Co
Closing Quotes From New York and Philadelphia Markets
Market close notes for New York and Philadelphia exchanges with fractional quotations across stocks and commodities. Cattle and hog prices, dairy items, cheese and creamery quotes, and cattle herd numbers are listed with bid and asked ranges and daily market movement remarks.
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Gentral Markete Pailadelpata
Peanaylvania Ie
Sige
Soess
Saga Family
SUBIR
New York Dairy
Western Cairy
New York
Seiu
Western Creamery
PrnnsFivania Creamery
Sibbe
Chicago's New Mayor Inaugurated Amid Cheerful Crowd
Chicago report notes John P. Hopkins formally inaugurated as mayor in a crowded council chamber. Acting Mayor Swift introduced him in a graceful speech, Hopkins pledged a loyal admin istration upholding party platform, and the scene featured abundant floral tributes and applause.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carter Harrisan
Chicago
John P. Hopkins
Mor
Hopkinx
John P
Notable Obituaries and Fatal Incidents Across Regions
Professor Myron C. Peek dies in Rochester after a long career in education. Christian Freeholder, a German immigrant, murders his wife in New York with a knife. John Gallagher, 24, crushed by a steam valve on a New Haven steamer. Andrew Trim and an unknown man die crossing ice near Detour Michigan. Rytin, leading Methodist Episcopal Church South author, dies in Columbia aged 66. Charles Merivale, dean of Ely, dies in London at 83, author of major works on Rome and Homer.
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Myron C. Peek
Rochester
N. X
Christian Freeholder
New York
John Gallagher
New Haven
Richard Peck
Andrew Trim
Dro
Detour
Mich
Draammond Island
Rytin
Methodist Episcopal Church
Columbia
D. C
Charles Merivale
Ely
London
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Parsons
Jsvine ‘Parsons
BELL
Srocze
S Quick Purznzser
Rucker Uoofectionery
Mar Stest
Mr. Burucker
Reed
I . Burdcker
Baltimore
BIGGS
Ellen M. Bigws
ZJ. W. Biggs
Amstown
Harry
Mettie
the News
Frederick, MD
Mexico
Curcaca
Dec
Paso
Tex
Chihuahua
Hart
Gura
Blane
Mit
Tomechic
of Guerre
Tomochie
Guerrere
Diaz
Rangel
Tomach—ican
Hernandez
Himaeelf
Ray Bock& Cocapation
Jennings Folkston
Crg
Joseph
Henry Mani
George Cronk
Saranac Lake
Roos Estein
Henry Corder
Rochester Township
Nicholos
Jacksonville
Equitable Gas Compa
William Miskimmins
Too! Dresser
John Wylp
Minine
Wrylp
Texas
Miskimmins
Wrip
Flagman
Detroit
Patrick Fitzgerald
Lagman
Detroit, Grand Haven and Milwaukee Railroad
Grind Rapids
California
Patrick
Fitzgerald
Brennan, Donnelly & Vandemark
Pine Bure
Ark
A. Thompson
Hans Hidrick
Claude Steperd
Jackson
Miss
St. Louis
San Francisco
Mound Valley
Kan
Wells Fargo
C. AL Chapman
Kansas
York
Carl Schurz
William Potts
Silas W. Bart
National Civil Reform League
Istasa City
Jonathan Edward Bell
Cormuner
Edith
Arthur Beil
Pittsburg
Lilly Anty
Howard Jane
Oakland
Crxclysati
Proctor & Gamble
Ivorrdale
Edward Mar- Guast
Stephen Reynolds
Evans
Bampsions
Phil Evans
Sraos
Camden
WilsieTos
Piphia
Ber- Tickson
Stevens
Philadelphia
W. M. Stephens
Nir Rt
Cornerville
Stephens
Sions
New Cordage Company
United States Cordage Compacts
Ruudolph Keppler
W. J. Corbin
Air
Cxsicace
Breapan
Chester
Henry Melblvaine
Central Exchange Building
New York and
New England Road
Thomas
Platt
Leod
Mercier
Montreal
Pelland
de Martignys
Nelson Monument
Laztevels
Newark
N.J
Elizabeth TL Petty
Commerce Street
Rothery
MAYOF
Paprican
Bob Wood
Wood
Pecutiar
Langeroua
P Sace
Ss. J
Patrick i
Bast
Rockefeller
Alvpson
N. Y
Pesichbors
Sud
Waite
Dexter
Cato
Wake
Atate
Richard Coll
Hell
Christ
Ife
Wilkesbarre
Charles Rosencram
Florence
Pittston
Thamas Mailley
Rosencrame
Mal- Toy
Burtsell
Corrigan
Richard Laicr Baresell
Rondout
McGrinneod
Anti-Poverty Society
Epiphan Ehurch
Rome
Asreckinridge
Lexpec
Breckinridge
Thay
Ureckinridge
Ashland
Connellille
Richard Schorley
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Port Perry
Cottunts
Monsamphrey
Tor Hust Hauhen
Hughes
Treasure Hadley
Janes
Brovis Bezzleme
Fev
Ebervale
PortsvilLe
Republican County Executive Committee
Charles F.llien
Haverhill
Mass
James O'Neill
Rock Village
Mary
Martin New
Madison Square Garden
Wasag
Schock
Waller
Martin
Albert
Hosmer
Meixell
van Emburg
Golden
Ashinger
Barton
Forster
Loxvox
Melilla
Muley Arnaf
General Campos
Isla de Luzon
Tangier
Wark, Daxaury, Conn
Bellaire
Lurch & Co
Stoc
Wy York and New England Railroad
Pd Pa
East Viverty
East Lisenty
Pialo
Cainago
Dev
Woman's Club
Devine
A V. Stead
Stead
Hazetox
Martin Werder
Stephen Stibol
Shepptown
Wendel
Stabol
Stobel
Luckluss
Nasaville
Nec
Dave Morrison
Scote County
Bristol
Tenn
Morrison
Gate City
Bernix
Cologne Zeitung
Archduke Otto
Rudolph
Egypt
Max
Loxton
Times
Wilson
Acton
Rhodes
Gifford
Colonial Office
Leaxs
Tilman Green
Storment
Uutauer
New Yous
Pearl Street
Ancnst
Milner
Harrisburg
Hannispune
Gilbert M. MaCauley
Harrisbarg Benesroement Society
Hamieburg
Steelton
Lima
Lins
Nugggets
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