Frederic Md Real Estate and Loan Office Ads
W L Parsons gas estate agent offers stocks bonds mortgages with commission. Elegant country residence of John HL Williams near Braddock 36 acres, two story mansion, modern improvements, gas water and grounds. Farm buildings and tenant house. price negotiable. Thomas Dixon of Urbana selling 125 acres near Orbans Creek with farmstead, improvements, and stock. Miss A J Norns offer 104 acres near Mechanicstown with stone house, outbuildings, water, trees. cash price $2000. call office.
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Tutus Insurance
Frederick
John HL Wiliams
Braddock
Prederses
National Pike
Frederic
Cail
Thomas Dixor
Urbana
Selda
Soueceey
Criana
Jend
Mechanicstown
Callon
Tey one pair of our own make of Shoes
They are the slickest line out, perfect in foot conformation and comfort with every motion. See and wear to appreciate them. Not old aged or marked, but bright and beautiful, cheap at 32.25 and £2.00 per pair. Danlap Hats, at LOVE PERRYS. New shapes today.
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Love Perrys
Miller Discharged After Unsubstantiated Rape Charge
John Witter of Rocky Ridge was released after a jail stay on a charge of attempting to rape his niece Bessie Miller, as the charges could not be substantiated. The girl’s father, Martin Miller, was found dead in his barn, reputedly from a hay mow fall striking a door, with the incident reported in Tuk News.
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Miller
John Witter
Rocky Ridge
Bessie Miller
Martin Miller
Tuk
Warlike mood as Kansas capitol braces for compromise
In Topeka and Towse s Kansas on February 17 the capital faced a tense standoff as Governor Lewelling sought a compromise with Republicans while Populists, militia, deputy sheriffs, and provisional troops massed around the Capitol. The Supreme Court may intervene as talks continue, with threats of arrests and counterproposals shaping a tense political drama.
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Lewelling
Republican House
Supreme Court
Towess
Kan
John Brown
Topeka
Capitol
Guox
Toreka
Wilkerson
Ben C. Rich
Shawnee County
Times Editor to Be Humiliated by Commons Row
In parliament Sir Thomas Exmonde pressed a charge over a Times article linking Irish MPs to liberal caucus funds. Viscount Wolmer apologized, and Sexton urged the editor's appearance at the bar. The motion was approved but later dropped as Irish members settled for an apology in The Times.
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London Times
Commons
Loxpox
Evamons
Thomas Exmonde
Viscount Wolmer
St. James
Hal
Thomas
Viscount
Furd
Wolmer
Sexton
the Times
Gladstone
J. Balfour
Times
Lord Randolph Churchill
Mitchell Means Business in Corbett Deposit Deal
English heavyweight Charlie Mitchell is detained on arrival, then discharged. He meets Corbett’s manager and deposits broker Dickinson to cover Corbett’s $10,000 stake, with Brady present. Mitchell’s firm intent is seen as he negotiates the transfer amid delays from immigration scrutiny.
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Garbett
New York
Charlie Mitchell
Inspector Wanser
Majestic
Andrews
Supreme Court
Mitchell
George Dickinson
Corbett
Squire” Abingtor
Bernard Abrahams
Brady
Dickinson
Hawaiian Annexation Treaty Report and Provisions
The Hawaii annexation treaty details are released, noting a choice to annex rather than set up a protectorate. Provisions reserve government questions to Congress, maintain current laws, and allow a resident commissioner with veto power. Chinese immigration is prohibited, the public debt is assumed, royal allowances set, and ratification expected promptly.
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Litiuokalini
Kalaulani
WasHixerox
Foster
Provisional Government of
Hawaii
United States
Congress
Hawaiian Islands
Camres
Lilioukalani
Kaiaulani
Honolulu
Tiwo
Senate
House
Nehemiah and the God who strengthens the workers
The lesson unites Nehemiah's resolve with prayer and reliance on God as he organizes builders, guards, and supporters to reconstruct Jerusalem’s wall. It notes enemy threats, faithful leadership, and the call for workers to balance labor with readiness for spiritual battle, finishing the work by God’s aid.
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Nehemiah
Gal
Israel
Judah
Satan
Isa
Abram
Christ
Isaiah
God
Jesus
Marchalii
Christ Jesus
Milton
David
Sameux
Heaven
Neheruah
Jeremiah
Honors to Carlisle at Artington dinner tribute to Harrison
Senators Standerson Sherman Voorhees and Munderson attended the Carlisle dinner at the Artington hotel. Voorhees eulogized President Harrison and urged party unity while warning Carlisle may face a difficult cabinet path. Carlisle thanked the guests, defended non partisan senate, and recalled Jefferson and Madison as history lessons. Sherman praised Carlisle for fairness and warned of a tough future for any successor, then Carlisle acknowledged the crowd and discussed Senate unity. Secretary Noble opposed the eight hour workday for clerks, arguing pay already reflects labor value. The Rev William Weston, former Nativity rector, died of pneumonia in West Chester. Stanislaus Eberston, 17, killed in Wilkes-Barre by a moving train.
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Carlisle
Weiote
Senate
Artington
Villas
Stece
Mannderon
Nebraska
Vicw
Morton
Ar. Voorhees
Indiana
United States
Harrison
Munderson
Tefferson
Madison
Monroe
John Quincy Adame
White House
Ian
John Griffin
Penater Shermans
Sherman
Uarliste
Manderson
Mr. Carlisleim
Stewart
Amd
West
Vickie
Carliste
Ashimente
Eeery
John G. Carli
Waartine Ton
Noble
Wret Citter
Willisar Neston
Reformed Episcopal Church
Arcdemy Rene Yess Tenlay
Protestant Episcopal Church of the Nativity
Philadelphia
Protestant Episcopal Church
Reformed Church
Church of the Covenant
West Chester
Tne
Wilkrsbarke
Stanisanas Eberstosan
West Attacks Chandler on Inconsistency in Senate
Wasurxotox, Feb. 17. The Senate debated the sundry civil appropriation bill as amendments from the house to curb internal improvements were rejected. Senator West criticized Republican policy that depleted the treasury and warned of a receiver scenario, ridiculing Chandler for annexing Hawaii while pushing exclusion of European immigrants. A supervisor of elections amendment sparked a long debate, while pension legislation dominated house activity. A heated clash between Turpin and Waugh ended with minor injuries to the pedicemen.
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West
Chandler
Senate
Committee On Appropriations
House
Mlo
Treasury
Hawaiian Islands
Mr. West
Mr. Chandler
Kanakas
Committee On Appropriation
Wilson
Turpin
Ala
Waugh
Pedcemakers
Militia Re-equip Bill Passes Third Reading In Pennsylvania
The Pennsylvania legislature reports progress on militia rearmament with the $104,000 equipment bill passing third reading and heading to the house for concurrence. Other bills include a Saturday half holiday proposal, a smoke meat firm charter, and measures on eminent domain and utilities. In the house, debates cover highway fencing, penalties for fraud, liquor-age misrepresentation penalties, and hunting restrictions. Adjournment set for Feb 27.
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Pennsylvania
Uauntwnens
Senate
Markley
Traud
Philadelphia Markets Closing Quotations and Fixes
Philadelphia stock and produce market report dated February 16 shows weakness in New England and Reading issues. Closing bids cover Lehbizh Valery Reading g.m. 4s and Reading 1st and 2d parts, with assorted Pennsylvania and Lehigh Valley issues. Grain and flour prices drift, wheat steady, corn easier, oats weak. butter and dairy values muted. cotton listed as nominal. provisions quiet with mixed pork and beef quotes.
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New England
Reading
Lehbizh Valery
G.m
Packie
Pacific
Pennsylvania
Lehigh
St Parii
Wnle
General Marketa Panaphirais
Minnesota
Sec
Dali
State Dairy
Western Dairy
New York
Ric Western
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Chamber of Commerce
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Wilke
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Signor Unsxaro
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New Orleans
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