Farmland and Grain Advertisements in Frederick Listings
A collage of early 20th century ads offers grain buyers high cash prices for corn and wheat, and lists multiple farms for sale in Howard County and Frederick area. It notes 500 barrels of ear corn and 30 thousand shelled corn, plus flour and feed for sale, and details several houses and 109 acre farms with brick structures, stables, and proximity to rail lines. Endorses quick contact for price and terms.
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cor Carroll
Patrick
JOHN
HABGETT
Bara Brengle
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Frederick
Free Donia Council Representatives Attend Maryland Meeting
The News notes that Free donia Council O U A M delegates from this city attended the Maryland State Council session in Baltimore yesterday. Delegates listed include Rice Lipps Railing Shipley Rodock Kennedy and McElroy council No 70 C B L members Guo and others.
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Freedonia Council
State Council
ree La S . Rice
Thomas Lipps
Railing
WIH. Shipley
C. Bl
Guo
Rodock
John A. Kennedy
Church and State clash at Catholic club dinner
Cardinal Gibbons leads a discussion on the church’s role in government at a New York Catholic Club event. He argues the church prospers when free from state interference and warns against state patronage muzzling the pulpit. Other speakers cover higher education and the church’s public duties.
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United States
Catholic club
Cardinal Gibbons
Archbishop Corrigan
Archbishop Ho
Hishop Keane
Catholic university at
Washington
William F. Harriy
Democratic national committee
Art club
John L Rogers
burg
Papal See
Papal state
Rogers
finnly
Lod
Christ
bart
Aran
Keane
Corrigan
D. H. Hastings
Pennsylvania
Fatal tenement gas blast in New York collapses five story building
A gas explosion in a cellar at 23 West Thirty ninth Street destroyed a five story tenement housing twenty families. One man died, gas inspector John Peterson, and many residents were injured. Firefighters battled the blaze for hours as tenants fled in panic, while police and bystanders aided victims and others were treated nearby.
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New York
New Yeurs
John Peterson
Equitable Gian Ligbe company
Equitable Gas Company
Gias
Peterson
Herbert
Waschmann
Manning
McLaughblin
Hersh
Griffin Bests Murphy for Featherweight Title
At Coney Island Athletic Club last night Johnny Griffin of Braintree defeats Billy Murphy of New Zealand for the featherweight championship in a brutal bout watched by a large crowd. Referee Jack Connolly oversaw 20 rounds of action with both fighters bleeding and exchanging hard lefts and rights as Griffin mounted a late surge to secure the decision.
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Coney Island Athletic club
Johnny , Griffin
Braintree
Mess
Billy Murphy
Jack Connelly
Kid Hogan
Brooklyn
Dolly Lyons
New York
Lyons
Coney Isaap
New Zealand
Martin Murphy
Charley Horan
A. F M Murphy
Garrison
Johnny Griffin
Jimmy Carroll
Phil Conway
Jack McGee
John McGrath
Boston
Bob Stoll
Murphy
Griffin
ike gladiators
Grilla
batweta
white
Grdin
Grifin
Muauphy
Grian
Senator Neeb proposes gas and electric regulation bill
Pennsylvania senator introduces a bill to establish a Board of Inspectors for gas and electric utilities. It fixes maximum charges per th ousand cubic feet and unit and creates a chief inspector post in Harrisburg with offices in Pittsburgh and Philadelphia. A separate measure aims to limit judges to open courtrooms.
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Neeb
Pennsylvania
Harrisburg
Pittsburg
Philadelphia
senate
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Queensland Flood Devastates Cities Across Queensland
Disaster reports from Baiszaxe and Ipswich describe rising floodwaters submerging lower districts, with Brisbane bridge swept away and Maryborough drowned residents. Ipswich tallies 22 deaths. Maryborough 30. towns evacuated as river systems break their banks. Transportation and telegraph services disrupted, hindering full casualty counts.
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QUEENSLAND
Baiszaxe
Brisbane
Ipswich
Maryborough
Mary county
Mary river
Tiara
Mary
Irregularities Charged in Lancaster Prison Management
Reports from Lancaster County prison inspectors reveal alleged irregularities including a carpet chain purchase favoring a political outsider and inflated prices. Testimony claims votes were bought for positions and dismissed workers raised concerns about misuse of funds and influence.
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LASCASTES
Lancaster county
Lerisensenty
M. F. Rheider
Albert Smith
Smith
Harvey
Warner Geta a Stay Clears Path to Supreme Court
Chancellor McGill granted a writ of error delaying the March 15 hanging of Wisles Warner, sentenced for Lizzie Peak’s murder at Mound Holly Nod. The case proceeds to the state supreme court for review. MEMPHIS Feb 7: Cotton planters convene in Memphis Feb 2 2 aimed at cutting cotton acreage with delegates from southern states.
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Warner Geta
Jemeex City
McGill
Wisles Warner
Lizzie Peak
Mound Holly
state supreme court
MEMPREIS
Fes
Massive railroad strike looms in Chicago area
A morning paper reports a planned unified push by switchmen and other railroad workers to demand higher wages while bypassing union leadership. The drive aims to halt locomotives across Chicago lines within ten days, signaling a major national labor confrontation.
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Chcaco
Chiexzo
man
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Rochester Clothing Exchange
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Hackensack
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Union Theological seminary
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Schuylkill county
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C.F. King & Co
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Trextox
Bird W. Spencer
state board of Sasesors
J. Bingham Woodward
state board of education
John E. Seadider
Milfrid Wisdlam
court of common pleas
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Wildwood Station
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province of
Santa Fe
Western Pennsylvania Coal company
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