Real Estate Listings Near Frederick and Mecheniestown
W L Parsons, real estate agent, offers farms for sale or rent near Brunswick, Peteraville, and Urbans with 125, 123, and 104 acre properties. Included are houses, barns, outbuildings, water supply, and orchards. prices on request. Also features a two story brick house on North Market Street and an estate of Mrs. Schindler in Howard county with 225 acres, 200 cleared, timber, and improvements. Contact the agent for particulars and price.
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OFFIC, Mutual Insurance
frederick
John T. Frazier
Brunswick
Peteraville
best
ball
John Willams
Braddock
Thomas Dior
Urleans
banda
Urbans
Dizon
agene
A. J. Norris
Mecheniestown
Callonor
myo
C. E. Schindler
Howard county
Ioffer
Edward Perry
New Shapes and Trunksplata at Sofa Perrys
Bright, cheery items featured today with prices $2.25 and $2.00 per pair. Noted are marked, numbered pieces described as fresh arrivals for the season.
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SOFA PERRYS
Stevenson on Samoa Arrives En Route to Sydney
AUCKLAND Feb 25 Hebert Louis Stevenson arrived yesterday on his way to Sydney. In interview he repeated strictures on Samoa. He condemned the regulations made by the British commissioners for the preservation of order as especially drastic.
John W Mackay Shot in San Francisco Attempt
John W. Mackay, noted capitalist, was shot by W C Ripper in San Francisco. Ripper turned the gun on himself and died. Mackay survived, with doctors noting the wound under the right shoulder blade not necessarily fatal. Ripper, a stock gambler once wealthy, was described as insane and despondent before the attack.
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San Francisco
John W. Mackay
W.C. Ripper
Mr. Mackay
sen
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Fick house
Sutter
Post street
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Mackay
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TL. Li Lincoln
Dr. Morse
Rip
Rippey
Cincinnati
Comstock
Stoeckton
Denver
California
Ripper
A Texas Desperado Killed in High-Speed Arrest
Texas desperado Eusibo M Martinez alias Manuel de Agua resisted arrest thirty five miles from Grande Civy and was killed by Sheriff Shelly Lieutenant Lowe and two scouts. He had killed Rufus Glover and Captain Securo after surrendering at San Ignacio and attacked Hall’s spies Neal and Barria during prior pursuits.
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Texas
Grande Civy
Tex
Shelly
Lowe
Eusibo M. Martinez
Manuel de Agua
Martinez
Rufus Glover
Captain Hall
Neal
Hall
Prafleniano Barria
Captain Securo
San Ignacio
Cleveland's Secretary Henry Thurber Chosen by Cleveland
Detroit February 25 Henry T Thurber a partner of Don Dickinson was telegrammed an offer to be President elect Cleveland's private secretary He accepts and will join the Cleveland team Thurber has long ties to Dickinson Stevenson and Thurber family prominence in Michigan politics His father Hon Jefferson G Thurber ex speaker and his brother Rev Dr Thurber of Paris France are noted His education at the University of Michigan and ties to Illinois politician Benjamin T Cable are mentioned WasHington February 25 Stevenson appoints as private secretary his son Lewis Jean Stevenson of Bloomington Illinois a 27 year old with education and journalistic experience
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Henry T. Thurber
Don M. Dickinson
Detroit
Don Don M. Dickinson
Cleveland
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Dickinson
Stevenson
lste
Jefferson G. Thurper
Michigan house
Paris
France
University of Michigan
Benjamin T. Cable
Illinois
WasHiscTos
Lewis Jean Stevenson
Bloomington
Harrity Denies Precedent for Letter to Cleveland Request
Philadelphia February reports Harrity chairman of the Democratic national committee says a letter asking positions of Democratic representatives on the Sherman silver purchase act repeal was sent to national and state committee chairs only. He notes it carried no opinion or request and was sent on his own responsibility, not at Cleveland's urging. Also notes death of railroad magnate Allen Manvel in California and his Chicago roots and rise. Bold robbery in Kansas involves three desperadoes taking 700 dollars from a station agent and a subsequent store theft of 50 dollars as locals held at gunpoint. Salaries for British legislators discussed by radical MPs in London.
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Cleveland
PHILADELPHIA
William Harrity
Democratic national committee
house of representatives
congress
Harrity
Democratic state central committees
Democratic party
Allen Manveil
Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe railroad
California
Chicago
Manvel
Aitchison, Topeka
Santa Fe
jais
Kansas
Bouri
Adair station
gans
Harter
WASHINGTON
Ohio
United States
Behring Sea Claims Spark Alaska Rights Dispute
In the Behring sea controversy United States assertions claim Russia held exclusive seal fisheries rights east of a 1867 boundary and that these rights passed to the United States with Alaska. The US seeks compensation for losses and aims to curb high seas sealing, with Great Britain seen as having implicitly accepted Russia’s authority.
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Great Britain
Behring sea
Pacific ocean
Russia
United States
high seas
Hawaii Annexation Sparks House Debate Over Rights
Hos of Representatives considers a declaratory resolution asserting the House must approve new territories. Subcommittee members Springer Turner Corkran favor the motion. Republicans Payne Hopkins split. Debate in secret session signals a likely majority backing a assertion of House rights.
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congress
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Springer
Turner
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Hopkins
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Burrows
ways and means
No Increase of Apprehension About the Monetary Future
New York reports from R G Dun & Co Weekly Review of Trade note unusual speculative excitement after the collapse of a coal conspiracy and a weak mood in sugar and rail stocks. Despite $2 200 000 in gold going abroad and ongoing heavy gold shipments, confidence in the monetary future remains uncertain while Congress actions draw little notice.
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New York
R. G. Dun & Co
Weekly Review of Trade
Reading railroad
congress
treasury
United States
Canada
Pension Granted to General Doubleday’s Widow
The president approved an act granting a pension to the widow of the late General Doubleday. A London dispatch reports the French steamer Donnai sank in a collision near Saigon, seven people drowned. Singer Marie Van Zandt fractured her ankle at Calais and will stay at a hotel to recover. Edward H. W. Anderson died in Bedford, Virginia, from apoplexy at age 38. he formerly coowned Sedford Springs and ran the baled.
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Doubleday
London
Saigon
Calais
Dover
Marie Van Zandt
Edward HW. Anderson
Bedford
And tron
Sedford springs
Senate and House debate over Utah commission continues
In Wasnixetes on February 21 the Senate favored keeping the Utah commission after a House plan to abolish it. The vote reflected party dynamics with humor in debate. The day also covered the Indian appropriation bill and a sundry civil bill, plus unrelated items from Buffalo and Chicago on labor, safety, and local incidents.
Sherman Bond Plan Heads to Conference in Fight over Anti-Option
Reported agreement says anti-option bill will be taken up and the Sherman amendment to the sundry civil act disposed of by cloture. Holman and Bland favor sending the bill to conference without a preliminary fight, with the house conference committee led by Holman and the silver Democrats pressing for swift action. The plan aims to curb opponents of the anti-option measure as Wall Street lauds the bid.
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friends of the senate
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senate
Holman
house conference committee
Bland
free silver Democrats
house
house confernes
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PEE PERRY
Lor & PERRY
THE NEWS
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ATLANTA
Fen
Lewis Redwine
Gate City National bank
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Tom Cobb Jackson
Jackson
Jessie Miller
Indiana
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Nebeker
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William A. Cox
Princeton college
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TR BARRITY
ZOSCON
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Utah Commission
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senate committee on appropriations
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Walter Henry James
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Anderson
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Milnesville
Michael Dougherty
John Smith
Rockafellose
SHERMAN
Lancaster
Lizzie Bender
max der
Henry Silderbrandt
Benders
National Federation of America
Ireland
National party
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Susquehanna Coal company
Nanticoke
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Moorhead & Co
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Barnesville
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