Toy and Real Estate Ads in Frederick Maryland Listing 109 Acre Farm and Homes
Real estate and auction style notices advertise 109 acre farm near New Design Road 3 miles from Ballenger Creek turnpike with new buildings including 8 two story houses, barn and dairy. Also listed are brick and frame houses for sale on Marer street and Harmony Grove near Frederick. Additional 204 acre dairy or fruit farm on B&O Railroad near Point of Rocks and a 10 acre property near Ushiwere site opposite Frederick County Agricultural Grounds. Also included are 50 acre Harmony Grove country property near Middletown with brick house and multiple outbuildings and water in every field. Terms and prices offered through local office of broker in Mutual Insurance Building Frederick MD.
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Mutual Insurance
Frederick
velanpog
bank bern
prise &c
Mr. Scchmst
Edward Perry
Marer arrest
Apebe Van‘ocsen
Thos
Thalet
Ioffer
J. Cavin Cronise
Harmony Giorve
Emmitsourg
tampire
Pennsylvania
Cailatmy
Deoree T. Latin
Hocks
itis
J.T. Lakin
Ushimere
Frederick County
pri
Charles C. Biser
Middletown
Deniel Keller
Janusr
Merry Parties on the Ice in All Frederick Neighborhoods
The city enjoys a long skating season with many residents and visitors taking to ponds and streams. Dealers report brisk sales of skates and machine shops stay busy sharpening gear. Clear moonlit nights draw crowds to Bush Creek Monocacy and sixteen local ponds for safe smooth ice and festive skating through winter.
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Frederick ss
Bush Creek
Krante
Hanser
Lewis
Grabenhorst
Carroll Creek
Union Knitting Mills
Frederick
Four-Horse Team Slips on Market Street Gutter
A four-horse team crossing Market Street from West Patrick yesterday slipped when the right-wheel horse fell on the ice. The gutter end was dragged about a rod before the team steadied. No injuries appeared to be suffered by the horse.
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Market street
West Patrick
Dishonest Partner Prompts Wall Street Shakeup
New York December reports the failure of Wayland Trask & Co due to Theodore Baldwin’s alleged independent spéculation with firm funds. Baldwin, a Brooklyn resident since 1881, is said to have lost about 1500.0 and hidden entries on the books. Lawyer B Stern notes Baldwin’s confessions and that investigations may lead to further actions. Trask, a 24 year exchange veteran, declines offers of help as the firm closes positions.
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Theodore Baldwin
New York
Wayland Trask & Co
stock exchange
Wayland Trask
A. &. Rankin
Wall street
Trask
B. Stern
Mir
Stern
Trask & Co
Baldwin
Mra. Stern
Beldwin
Northern Pacific
Chicago
Omaha
E.G. Benedict & Co
Brooklyn
nis
Cochran Likely Senate Candidate Opposing Murphy
W Bourke Cochran left for New York and is believed to enter the senate race against Murphy. Reported talks suggested an agreement to use his name against Murphy, with Cleveland figures pressuring his consent before a public interview. Separate notes mention a secret conference among Croker, Murphy Jr., and Sheehan as lawmakers prep for Buffalo arrival.
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Vasaiseros
W. Bourke Cochran
New York
senate
Cleveland
Murphy
Richard Croker
Edward Murphy, Jr
Senctar Hi
W. F. Sheehan
Buffalo
legislawrs
W. Sulzer
caevass
Delevan
Adams declines Boston syndicate cup defense
Boston notes Charles Francis Adams second says no prospect of a Boston syndicate building an American cup defender. His statement reflects the final view of the ten Fahr men based on solid information. Meanwhile Illinois steel mills in Jonesville will shut Jan 1 for repairs and wage scale changes, likely delaying restart until April, with over 2 000 workers affected. A boiler explosion at the Electric Carpet Cleaning building injures J O Cox fatally and Harry Shaw badly. In Porstsmutta Virginia a man shoots and kills his brother in law Charles Kers at Petersburg Weldon Junction.
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Boston
Charles Francis Adams
Adams
Joner
Woman in Jail Admits Firing at Husband in Sleep
Bamceroxa New Jersey December 30 Mrs Annie A Bowers now in prison for her husband murder admits for the first time since the tragedy that she shot him while he slept She says I dont know Im not right here pointing to her head Officials fear she will go raving maniac before a jury can be taken in the case
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Bamceroxa
N. J
Annie A. Bowers
hin
Missing agent and man linked to lumber firm funds
Reports from Iruaca detail the disappearance of local agent F A Wharton since Wednesday. Officials Bushner and Wiltsey investigate an alleged $1400 receipt on November 26 for Henry W Sage & Co coupons, with no payment to the firm yet.
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Mooney
Iruaca
P. EK. Bushner
B.H Wiltsey
American National Express company
F. A. Wharton
Henry W. Sage & Co
lisre
Daring Rescue and Miner’s Fatal Collapse in Pa
In Lzzasos Samuel Shotl rushed into a burning quarry building and removed 100 pounds of dynamite, averting a likely explosion. In Witkrsparre Job ant, a 40 year old miner, was crushed by top coal fall in the Red Ash colliery and died, leaving a destitute family.
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Lzzasos
Samuel Shotl
Mallard
Hilled
Witkrsparre
Jobant
A Rajah of Swindlers Confidence Man Ravages Lands
Boston reports Rev William Hammond famed confidence man and swindler, known in New England, active in Auckland New Zealand. He married a wealthy widow, stole 35000, then vanished for Japan. His ninth marriage, five victims living, and a history as minister, physician, and lawyer span many states.
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Boston
William Hammond
United States
New England
Auckland
New Zealand
Japan
Yuka
Cal
South Poultey
N. Y
Allentown
Ligonier
Ind
Wold Lake
Franklin Falls
Abs. HW. Brockway
Brockway
Hammond
Montreal
4 ma Life Insurance agency
Macon
Fla
Savannah
Jackson
Falton
Folger Has Not Resigned Inspector of Ordnance
Dec 30 report says Commodore Folger did not resign to become chief engineer at Carnegier company. Secretary Lovejoy declares the rumor false. Havana press notes U S commission in Cuba visits governor general and seeks government aid for quarantine study. Bitter cold in Alabama ends with multiple snowfalls and a man named Bob Pickett perishing from exposure near North Birmingham.
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Folger
Pretsevre
Commodore Folger
bureau of ordnance
Carnegier company
Lovejox
Cuba
Havana
United States congress
Cavan
Bremscuan
Ala
Alabama
Hreatheare
Bob Pickett
North Firmingham
Umbria
Hianrsx
N.S
Umabria
Barrington
New York
Nova Scotm
Yarmouth
Canso
Pension Cavck
Torcka
Kan
sen
Horton banks
Dickson
Wessfall
Lost His Life Bravely On Ice Rescue
Milo Noble, nine, and a girl with a skating party on the river fell through ice. He dived to save his sister. two larger boys saved her but Milo drowned. Other notices report a Philadelphia friendship death, a Vatican clarification on Satelli, an ice unloading accident, and a canal ice accident with a boy drowning.
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Darytox, O
Milo Noble
Milo
Four Die in City Street Car Crash at Crossing
Cuiiaco Dec 30 Four persons were killed and twice that number injured when a Pittsburg and Fort Wayne passenger train collided with a heavily loaded street car at the Forty-seventh street and Stewart avenue crossing. The engineer and two watchmen were arrested during the investigation. Victims include John Bishsa Archibald McAndrews Joan Roberts and an unidentified woman likely Minnie Carson. Injured expected to die include Ellen Conway Michael John Minnie Kude Patrick ONeill.
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Pittsburg
snd
Archibald McAndrews
Joan Roberts
Minnie Carson
Mercyospital
Ellen Conway
Michael John
Minnie Kude
Patrick O'Neill
NMGES OF NEWS Modern Language Assn meets in season
The tenth annual contention of the Modern Language Association of America is in season in Washington. Prominent educators and Haguists attend. The Suez Canal company will keep Ferdinand De Lesseps and his son in place despite Panama affair disclosures. A car fire damages £2000 of the Marland railroad superintendent J B Hutchinson's vehicle. Harrison receives a Madeira cane from John F Healy. Five cholera cases and two deaths reported at Hamburg among troops. guards ban locals from visiting the city. Reports from St Petersburg describe brutal Jewish persecution by czarist officials, with further outrages noted.
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Modern Language Association
Amerca
sexon
Washingt
Suez Canal company
Ferdinand De Lessos
Panama
J. B. Hutchinson
Marland division
Wilmington and Baltimore railroad
Harrison
John F. Healy
Funchal
Madeira Islands
Porto Santo
Columbus
Hamburg
St. Petersburg
The Peak Murder Case and Other Late-Night Crimes
A court trial hinges on witness Daniel Sweeney who identifies Wesley Warner as the killer of Lizzie Peak after the murder on South Pennington road. Warner admits prior threats and later claims to have killed her, while bloodstained clothing is shown. The case includes jury visit details and testimony of intoxication, with a warning of a possible dynamite conspiracy in Dublin. Casualty reports follow from Pittsburgh, London, Memphis, Allentown, and New York, including a stabbing in a gambling den and a potential case of bigamy in New York City. The report closes with naval orders to escort caravels and a note on Fred Stick County Satorical Society.
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Holly
N. J
Wesley Warner
Daniel A. Sweeney
Warner
Warer
Sweeney
Pennington road
Lizzie Peak
Charles Durand
Lazzie Peak
Proveutor Budd
Judpy Gartizon
Pemberton road
The Panama Scandal and Other Dec 30 News
Witness Castelbon testified before the Paosma commission about a 20 000 franc check from Baron Reinach tied to the Nouvelle Presse project. Deves allegedly benefited. Castelbon repaid 15 000 francs. Also reports on a kidnapping inquiry, pension check fraud suspects, a fatal head injury in Zanesville, a murder confession in Beasley Ark, a pistol point robbery in Suffolk, and an adjourning inquest in Paterson.
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Thierres
M. Castelbon
Baron Reinach
Paosma commission
chamber of deputies
Castlebon
Nouvelle Presse
Paul Deves
Castelbon
Reinach
Castellam
Deves
Libre Parole
M. Chaulin
Soir
commission
Sor
Panama Canal company
Philadelphia Markets Closing Quotes at Si York Exchanges
Philadelphia market notes for December 2 report closing quotations from the New York exchanges. Prices moved modestly with declines seen in some issues while others showed minor gains. several key railroad and reading company listings are referenced with varying performance.
Fragmented Crude Market Notes From December Trading
A garbled ledger style report lists prices and bids for grains and provisions across Minnesota New York and Pennsylvania. It mentions wheat corn oats rye and flour with unsettled to steady tones and specific price figures such as 2052.84 for winter patent and various bid ask levels for December to March.
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Markess ant
pata
Minnesota
stracchi
terie brancs
foc
Sec
Biyc
Sige
extra mess
New York
Pennsyvania
Baltiwore
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C. LORENTZ
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PARSONS
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Antooxa
Blair County Bar association
John Dean
twenty-fourth judicial district
Logan House
supreme court of Pennsylvania
A. QO. Furst
Centre county
A. V. Barker
Cambria county
Ren. J.D. Hicks
Landis
Daniel J. Ne
A.V. Barker
A. Q. Furst
Biek County
Edwin M. Amien
PLaDVFizip
Father Cushing
St. Mary's church
Colorado
COCERAN
THE
Patterson
supreme court
Katherine Palmer
George
Etta Forgotsen
East One Hundred and Sixteenth street
Forgotsens
American Guaranty association
Pabner
Hart
Prrissees
A_Dddler
Electric Carpet Cleaning company
yesterdar
J. O. Cox
Harry Shaw
Cox
Porstsmutta
John Livesay
Charles Kers
atsburg Station
Petersburg
Weldon Tailrod
Order of Solons
Mercantile Trust company
White
Agaiistan Iron Company
Altgestownx
J. D. Brodhead
Bethlehem
BR.Whiht. Esq
Asa Packer
E. K. Wilbur Trust company
Copelay Iron company
Copeler
Haziztor
Philip McDonald
Stockton
Martin Staerwood
Honey Brook
Scraxros
Washington avenue
Delaware and Hudson
Welnat street
Billings
New Yor
Daniel Feldstein
Division street
Fannie Feldstein
Johanna
Riverside hospital
Hatraxr
Theodore Derman
Grand Praix
N.Y
Onondaga penitentiary
Benjamin H. Bingham
La Graxce
Benjamin HB. Bingham
Democratic state executive committee
Beapric
Simon Blankenbiller
John Miller
Philadelphia
Satol
Rome
Moniteur
Vatican
Mgr. Satelli
CaRlisl
John Mickey
Perry county
Harnisscro
Ross Conrad
Keeda
Pasama
Sonsonate
alorm
General Ezeta
Jose Bocaleti
Mantua
Guatemala
Paxanta
Galveston
Ecuador
congress
Winsaetox
N. C
Andrew Black
lords
Black
Sacramento
Brighton
E. A. Ayers
Colliston
Alientown
Easton
Lehigh and Susqehanna
Central Railroad of New Jersey
Grovitt Cleveland
Ais. Lamont
Baby Rath
Janex
Duke & Bluru
James Wilbanks
Gaffin Phillips
Joe Smith
Henry Fischer
nung hintels
Loxvoxs
Dublin
Spynnott
Biarritz
Afr
Gladstone
Asquith
PiTrseuiG
Michael Semirski
Steve Meworf
Braddock
Hans
Metorf
Seuritki
Turney
ing. Memmis
Tenn
De Briggs
Annie Clark
mal nes
Dee
Thomas Marr
Janus Stuart
Marr
Jozeph M. Kean
Caroline Kean
West Forty-fifth street
Dela Kean
Henry street
Yorkville polie court
Wasaeron
navy department
Benham
Newark
Bennington
Spain
Fredstick County
Siatorical Society
Jette RathlofskiL
Mas
Ruthkofaki
ZANFSVILLE
Fred Coates
Louis Rosenbaum
Rosenbaum
HEKLEY
Ark
Thomas
chargi
neghborhood
Medicel
Suripax
George W. Deerfield
Deerfield
walang
PiTterne
Louis Sziuyski
Homtestead
EK. Hnot
Si Yroauce
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