Real estate and business listings for Frederick area in estate sale
Auction and sale notices from Parson, real estate agents in Frederick County Maryland. Properties include Little Garden Farm of Mrs Mary J Smith near Frederick and 20 acres suitable for trucking, a South Street residence for sale or rent, a farm near Johnsselte with 176 acres, and a Burucker Confectionery score on Mer set Street with full fixtures. Also a liver oil product ad from Garrott and Pearere druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary J. Smith
Prederies City
Middletown Pike
Mahoney
South Street
Beansite
Rouse
South Streer
Agert
Somestead
Jacob Hoffman
Jonnselte
Frederick County
Callet
W. O. Hoffman
Union Bridge
Tottera Bargain & Quiet Purchaser
Burucker Confectionery Score
Mer- Set Street
Second
Taird Streets
Delightful Society Receptions and Gatherings Reported
Mrs J Lee Simmons hosted a final delightful reception yesterday evening from six to ten oclock with Miss Louise McSherry and Miss Elizabeth Tyson assisting. Guests enjoyed coffee chocolate and festive decor of holly and mistletoe. A separate gathering at Frank Steiner’s East Church Street residence featured games songs and light amusements with Refreshments served. Sunday school class at L H Mullinix West Third Street held a small residence meeting last night. An Ole Party at Charles Rodenheffer’s home near the city included music and light entertainment Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Lee Simmons
Ais
Frank Steiner
East Church Street
L. EH. Mullinix
West Third Street
Gharies Rodenheffer
Absurd Malaria Cure Spa Wars with Abscess Injections
An Italian doctor M. Xbilia claims a new malaria treatment using repeated quinine injections at one site to form an abscess. He argues the abscess attracts and destroys infectious germs through suppuration. Report notes several claimed successes and mentions a separate arrest of a man named Perry in Guthrie T. for plotting to kill Governor Renfrew after seeking office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Xbilia
Prendergast Sentenced to Death for Carter Harrison Murder
Patrick Eugene von Prendergast is found guilty of murder in the Carter Harrison case and condemned to death. Judge Brentano instructs on insanity as a possible defense. jury verdict delivered after deliberation. Prendergast is escorted to death row as guards maintain vigilance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
CeresGo
Dec. S
Prendergast
Carter H. Harrison
Chicago
Assins
Carter
Charles J. Guiteau
Garfield
Courch
Guiteau
Trude
Conti
Brentano
Carter Harrison
Jacob Sutter
Mr. Sutter
Fitzgerald
Mr. Fitzgerald
Wade
Tod
Prencergass
Miners of Ohio Plan Strike Over 6 Percent Reduction
West of this place on the Baltimore and Ohio road operators posted six per cent cuts to take effect January. Miners vow to resist and a strike may follow. Troll mines also posted similar notices but later withdrew them. General Gourke reportedly dying in St. Petersburg after Russo Turkish war service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Baltimore and Ohio Road
Troll
Gourke
St. Petereborg
Warsaw
Sthee
Beeavlr
The Dismal Record of 1895 Economic Failures
A late 19th century review details widespread trade collapse and industrial depression in 1895. It cites soaring liabilities from manufacturing and banking sectors, with millions in defaults, thousands of jobless workers, and growing charity needs across cities.
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Yous
Dee
R. Ui
Dun & Fo
Knute
Ifry
Iss
Haseen
Goa
Ou Tures
S21
Whirled to His Death in Alley Shafting Accident
Thomas J Edwards 17, a worker at Haines Worman's printing in Alleostows Pa, was crushed when clothing caught in a machine shafting and left suspended for half an hour before rescue. He suffered horrific injuries and is expected to die. In Passaic New Jersey Councilman Edward Hogan was drugged and robbed in his saloon by three young men who used a knockout drink to render him unconscious.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baricy
XN. C
Peldler
Tucker
Franklin County
Norfolk
Jobn Williams
Allestowss
Thomas J. Edwards
Haines & Worman
Passaic
N. J
Edward Hosan
Hogan
Avis
Cary Towx
Duc
Pendoland
Atuke
Wilsons Death Confirmed By Cape Town Dispatch
Cape Town dispatch confirms Matabele raid killed Captain Wilson and 37 soldiers at Fort Salisbury. No survivor among the party. Separate brief items note no change in Rio Janeiro and a fatal railway track accident in Pennsylvania. An electric railway worker in Philadelphia faces a fatal boiler explosion incident.
Mrs. Morgan Wins Case Against Wallace Estate
A verdict of 16500 dollars was awarded to Mrs. Emily Morgan against the estate of Palmyra millionaire Joseph Wallace for special services while he was a boarder in her home. In Scranton Pennsylvania a dynamite accident tore off Patrick Quade’s arm and damaged nearby buildings.
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Morgan
Hotty
N. Z
Emily Morgan
Joseph Wallace
Palmyra
Scraxtos
Patrick Quade
Quade
Princess Elizabeth of Austria Marries Siegfried at Genoa
The Nene Freie Presse reports Princess Elizabeth granddaughter of Emperor Francis Joseph married Lieutenant Siegfried von Buttenheim in Genoa on Dec 10. Archbishop Regete conducted the ceremony. The emperor, after long pleas and tears, finally consented. The couple’s union followed years of court intrigue and fear of dynastic obstacles. The bride's sister’s marriage and Siegfried’s poverty were noted as context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Viexsa
Nene Freie Presse
Elizabeth
Francis Joseph
Siegfried
Genoa
Regete
Austria
Europe
Augusta
Archduke Joseph Augustin
Daghter
Leopold
Baron Otto von Siegfried Buttenheim
Mary
Archduke Franz Ferdinand
Maniech
Ischl
Oficer
Tyrol
Income tax support from governors and others across the nation
Governors from several states advocate an income tax in contrast to ex President Harrison and other politicians who weigh in. Democratic governors of North and South Carolina Georgia Tennessee Indiana Arkansas Utah push for it, while Nebraska Idaho and West Virginia oppose. Kansas’s Populist governor favors it if no better option arises.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union of Governors
New York
United States
Harrison
North
South Carolina
Georgia
Tennessee
Indiana
Arkansas
Utah
Nebraska
Idaho
West Virginia
Wisconsin
Kansas
Rejected Lover Tries Murder in Bantimann Dec
Edward Hanley, a rejected suitor, attempted to shoot Miss Fratiy Day at her home in Bantimann. The shot misfired. she was wounded lightly and is recovering. The incident follows a report of labor statistics and other news items from the same date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bantimann
Edward Hanley
Maseie Daiy
Miss Fratiy
William Day
Lee
Hanley
Dies
Stry Bi
Millonaire
Plassfeeld
X. J
George H. Babcock
Seventh Day Baptist Church Association
Plainfield
The Escape of Evans The Bandit Aided by a Walter
Fresno California December notes report Chris Evans the bandit still at large after escaping Thursday night from jail aided by waiter John Morrill of Stock's restaurant. They fled with keys after a staged train robbery ruse to distract authorities. Morrill wounded city official Morgan and Evans fled with Mrs Evans said to be involved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter
Fresno
Cal
Dec
Chris Evans
Msurder
John Morrill
Stock
Morrill
Evans
Scott
Merrill
Mambal Morgan
Fight by daylight in Jacksonville stirs governor clash
Duval Athletic club chief Bowlen plans an indoor daylight fight for January 25 amid court disputes over Corbett and Mitchell. The governor, Mitchell, presses to block the match, pledging action unless supreme court approves legality. Additional notes mention Eaton as a possible successor to Mrs. Lease and police indictments discussions in New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacksonville
Flan
Bowilen
Duval Athletic Club
Mitchell
Criminal Court
Corbett
Medicial
Christie
Supreme Court
Tampa
Florida
Tock and Produce Markets Mixed as Week Opens in East
Market report notes improved speculation in New York and Philadelphia exchanges with varied quotes for grains and pork. Live stock prices in East Liberty show no cattle on sale, steady grades, and seek good steers, hogs, and sheep with several price bands across regions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York and Philadelphia Exchange
New York
N.Y
Pennsylvania
Bee Lake
Ene & W. del
Hedson
East Liberty
Burrago
Dee
Canada
Also Mentioned on This Page
Parsons
Sroces
Aed Moore
Atotual Insurance Building
Frederick, Md
Little Garden
Eirst
Garrott & Pearere's
Guth Market Street
Nemed Perry
Gathrie
Renfrew
the News
Barcelona
Banrce
Liceo Theater
Jose Cordinu
Martinez Campos
Campo
Anarchist Society
Pallas
Jack
Sparkill
Misa Ichling
Rio de Janeto
Admiral da Gama
Mello
Rio Janeiro
Wassincion
Brecisliana News
Picking
Colombia
Philadelphia
Philad
Esphia
Robert Mealy
Italy
Sador
Toderer
Simon Cameron
Princess and Paper
Princess Elizabeth of Austria
Gnina Korak
Hix Forreries
Farrwownt
Ind
Aemnas
Nixon
Sargent
Arnold
Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen
United States Court
Northern Pacific
Arthur
The
Engineers
Cleveland
Washington
State Department
San Domingo
Smythe
South
Tenn
Mr. Oakes
St. Paul
T. F. Oakes
Ives
Byron
Losmes
Dev
Earl of Low
Sor of Pe
Kag
Jane
Inhayter
Ha Sonal Movement
Hps
Potomac
Genet Ke
Broeimus
Willam D. Baneker
Desth
India
Crista
Cairrits
Ita
Greesville
Ain
Georgiana
J.T. Vinnounets
Herbert
Prmsnecruta
Lehigh Valley
Pennpsylvania
Jersey City
Reading
Lehigh Valey
Toront
Kan
Missouri, Kansas and Texas Railway
New Haven
William K. Townsend
United States District Court
New England
East Hartford
Dana
Bernard McGinn
Edward McKenna
Jindge Scott
Relig
McKenna
Iarlicati
Tamestown
NL Y
Dee Gu
Mary Crawford
Beunie Lundquist
Cora Derfender
Schock
Tim
Martin
van Hanes
Meixwell
Albert
Peers Selden Forster
Ashfinger
Liz
Barton
Duan
Dover
Del
Frank M. Dann
Dover Ind
Kent County
Lackawanna Valley
Governor Wii
Era
Lonse
ToreKa
John A. Eaton
Fusion
Lease
Eaton
Winfield
Perry
Justice Barrett
Police Administration
Colorado Minerve Win
Pittsburg
Andrew Carnegie
Tock and Produce Markets
Philadels
Slsr Roller Streight
Sige
Hutier
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