Real estate ads offer farms near Frederick and Monocacy
W L Parsons offers a one mile from Brunswick farm with 6 fields, outbuildings, water at the door, and a 25 story house. additional properties include the Williames residence near Frederick with 86 acres and a turnpike location. Thomas Diron’s Crubana area farm of 123 acres. A J Norris estate near Mechanicstown with 104 acres and 2 story stone house. Mrs C B Schindler’s 225 acre Howard county farm with 200 acres cultivated and timber, all with various outbuildings and water supply. inquiries at the office.
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John T. Frasier
Brunswick
garrett
pischen
Gavigee
John
ET Williames
draddock
Frederies
Frederick
Thomas Diron
Urlans
Crbana
Thxoo
Gail
A. J. Norris
Mechanicatown
C. B. Schindler
Howard county
Schindler
Rail crash near Philadelphia kills several and decapitates two
A Philadelphia railroad calamity injures many as a local train collides with a special carrying President Harrison’s party. Clergyman Rev James Walker and Edward L Mintzer die, along with Mintzer’s wife and young son who is unaware of his parents fate. Engineer Thomas Jones is blamed for failing to heed a danger signal as wreckage and panic overwhelm University and Presbyterian hospitals.
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President Harrison
New York
Wrest Chester
Baltimore Central railroad
Thirtyfirst
Chestnut streets
Harrison
therond
Robinson
Pennsylvania
Buntelle
Maine
Carborrow
Times
Belkoap
Michigan
Washington
New York harbor
Thirty-first
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Wilmington
Baltimore
Baltimore Central
Broad street
James Walker
Rockdale
Delaware county
E. L. Mintzer
Maria R. Reeves
Edward L. Mintzer, Jr
Heal Estate Investment company
Walnut street
Mintzer
Calvary Protestant Episcopal church
Lenni station
diocessr
Walker
University
Presbyterian
George W. Haines
Genevieve Zane
West Chester
Swarthmore college
besa
James Widman
Chiton Heights
Rachzel W. Hilborn
Swarthmore
Kate M. Karcher
Morton
W. H Lindemuth
H. Humphries
Lawrie M. Lewis
Wallingford
broken
nee
George Turner
H. W. Purchase
Lansdowne
Mary G. Armor
Anna R. Armor
Meda
Francis McAleese
Clifton Heights
jeg
Harry Ser yer
Edwrard Mintzer
Mantzer
University hospital
Downe
Mamma
papa
Express
Thomas Jones
the
Charles Bockius
Jones
Jawiie
Forest Reservations Planned by Harrison Administration
President Harrison will create two new forest reservations before his term ends. One includes the Mount Rainier area near Seattle, while the other covers a 24 mile by 24 mile tract in southern Utah featuring the canyon of the Colorado River.
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Wasenschos
Harrison
Mount Tacoma
Senator Morgan Seeks Hawaiian Annexation in Senate Speech
In Washington on February 23 the senate opened with Washington's farewell address read during a short session. Senator Morgan Nebraska urged annexation of Hawaii as other business followed including appropriations bills and the anti options measure. The day's action centered on advancing the Hawaiian treaty amid executive session and committee discussions.
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senate
Mursan
Behring wa
New York
Europe
Mr. Morgan
house
Hatch
Cabinet Complete as Olney and Herbert Named for Key Posts
Cleveland declares the cabinet finished naming Richard Olney of Massachusetts attorney general and Hillary A. Herbert of Alabama secretary of the navy. The full cabinet includes Gresham, Carlisle, Lamont, Lamont, Smith, Morton, Bissell, with Olney and Herbert joining the group. A note on the ceremony and regional balance accompanies the roster and details of the conference.
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Alabama
Navy
Richard Olney
Massachusetts
Lakewood
WN. J
Cleveland
Boston
Hillary A. Herbert
Walter Q. Gresham
Indiana
John G. Carlisle
Kentucky
treasury
Daniel S. Lamont
New York
Hoke Smith
Georgia
interior
J. Sterling Morton
Nebraska
Wilson M Bissell
Olney
George A. Jenks
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naval committee
house
United States navy
Ilis
New England
Herbert
south
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Teitat Goelocn
farsigner Washtom
Otie
Washington
KAIULANI COMING TO SEEK US SUPPORT
Princess Kaiulani heiress to Hawaii’s throne sails for New York on the Teutonic with Mr Davies and companions. She plans Boston and Washington visits and may appeal to President Cleveland. The voyage follows Hughes and Davies as key Hawaii supporters and aims to gain American sympathy for provisional government aims.
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Cleveland
Lospos
Katulani
Hawaii
New York
Teutonic
Theophilus Davies
Whartoff
Davies
Hawaiian Islands
FRINCESS KAYALANS
England
Mr. Dalles
Boston
President Cleveland
Washington
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Hawiii
SB. Doe
Hasan
rezeier
President Harrison ceremony on New York harbor flags
News recounts the New York harbor flag raising for President Harrison aboard the Sam Sloane. Details cover weather, attire, naval guard, and speeches by W Burke Cochran and Harrison, with the parade to Jersey City and reception aboard. Also mentions a mob incident in Fort Scott and a rushed race track bill in the senate.
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City of New York
Christopher Street
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naval reserve
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Jersey City
Barre
Buchanan
Hemphill
North Carolina
Stump
Massachusetta
Washburn
Minnesota
Frank Hatton
naval reserves
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Jemey
Gilroy
Elkins
Wanamaker
Rusk
J. A. Dumont
Sam Sloane
Adams Express company
John C. Jamison
Clement A. Griscom
American line
international naval commission
Cochran
W. Burke Cochran
Furenne
thia
Harrison agi Mu Cockay
United States
ghoud
t Huron
anu snos
dmamedia
Washington
Throush
Trexton
senate
McKinley Plan for Property to Meet Obligations
Governor McKinley proposes a plan to assign all property he owns or has interest in to three trustees and a Canton judge to settle his debts. His wife Afra transfers her property to a Chicago agent to aid in repaying Walker debt obligations. McKinley says he bears little responsibility for Walker enterprises and will meet the burdens as best he can.
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Hobbss
Chicago
Myron T. Herrick
Judge Day
Walker
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