Real estate agents offer Frederick farms and residences for sale
W L Parsons a real estate agent lists properties for sale and rent in Frederick including a two story brick house on Market Street, a country farm near Brunswick on Bathmore Pike, and a 36 acre Braddock residence with modern improvements. Also offers 123 acre Urbana area farm and a John S Williams country seat for sale or rent. Includes various outbuildings and conveniences. agents urge office contact for particulars.
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George A. Gilbert
sinzai tod
Frederick
Bathmore vaupike
Utzie
Gilbert
Agen
John T. Frasier
Brunswick
Petersville
hall
garrett
John 5. Wiliams
Braddock
National Lake
Thomas Dixon
Urleans
Monacery
Urbana
Urbans
Dixon
Gall
Tor pride
Happenings of the Day in Maryland Localities
Port Deposit town commissioners were elected. Annapolis reports a fish and shellfish shortage, while Sandy Spring Library becomes free. The Montgomery Circuit Court jury is drawn for March. Notable deaths include Birz Munroe wife of ex Mayor James Munroe Annapolis Aubrey Harris dies in Boston from last summer’s baseball injuries Rev J W Nibiser Brethren Church dies at 67. A relief steamer heads to the Choptank River as ice observations continue Port Deposit ice gorge observations by Mr Miller US Engineers. The Fern steamer with Naval Academy supplies ashore at Greenberry Point. Dr A J Tabler near Hyattsville Montgomery County ill from wrong dose. Dr Metz summoned and patient improving.
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Sventa
Port Deposit
Annapolis
Sandy Spring
Montgomery
Birz. Munroe
James Munroe
Aubrey Harris
Boston
J. W. Nibiser
caited Brethren Church
Washington county
Julis Hamilton
Miller
United States engineers department
Virginia
Tangier
Pocomoke sounds
Fern
United States Naval Academy
Greenberry Point bar
Annapolis harbor
Honors to Morton retiring Vice President speaks on his service
In Washington a complimentary dinner honored Vice President Lavi P. Morton for four years of presiding over the Senate with bipartisan praise. Morton thanked colleagues, praised the officers and staff, and welcomed his successor while referencing Benjamin Harrison. The event was hosted in Arlington Hall with many prominent figures in attendance.
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W. M. Evarts
T. W. Palmer
Alger
Frank Hatton
P. W. Degraw
H L West
Bir
B.C. Clarke
Manderson
senate
senate of
United States
Morton
Benjamin Harrison
Messia
Evarts
Hale
Cockerill
Hiscock
Vilas
Butler
Hoar
Callem
Maniac Subduing Police Headline in New Haven
A Boston man, Michael J. Rooney, confined in New Haven central station, fought off officers for hours using iron sink pieces as weapons. Police and a fire crew eventually overpowered him after deploying a steam hose and water jets. Rooney weighs about 250 pounds and was considered highly dangerous.
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NEW Haven
Conn
Michael J. Rooney
Boston
Rooney
I Taadimaan
New Jersey lawmakers push hearings on repealers amid racing bills
In Trenton on February 26 Governor Werts announced nominations for state posts including associate justice and county prosecutors. Assembly debates three Lane bills to repeal Parker racing laws with a public hearing sought for the next day. Lane clashed with Speaker Flynn over the motion to table, ending 28 to 23 in favor of tabling. Other measures include a pool selling ban and a requirement for hearings before final passage of bills.
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Lane
TRENTOX
Werts
ollowing
senate
the
supreme court
Scndder
Leon Abbott
James Smith, Jr
George R. Gray
the pleas
Atlantic county
Samuel E
Flynn
New Jersey
Carrell
Hudson
affonce
Monmouth
Tine
Hunterdon
Holmes
Air
Barrett
Essex
general assembly
Suffering Thousands in Oldham Cotton Strike
Feb 23 Oldham reports great destitution as master spinners clash with workers. 84,000 out of work with many lacking food and fuel. Union aid reaches only members, while cold weather worsens hardship. Local authorities overwhelmed, private charity exhausted since November.
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Oldham
Loxpor
Lancashire
England 15 Real Hind. President to Raise Flag on Ships
News brief compiles various 19th century items. UK Parliament questions admiralty over a New York flag swap aboard a subsidized British cruiser and a U S flag hoist. Also reports a New Orleans grocer swindle, a fatal freight collision in Vermont, and a San Francisco shooting aftermath.
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Lorpon
house of commons
William G. Cavendish- Bentinck
Pentyn
Falmouth
Finshing
admiralty
New York
Harrison
United States
Cavendish Bentinck
A. Kay-Shuttleworth
Pension Bill Passes Senate Amid Conference Ties
The pension appropriation bill clears the Senate with no amendments and totals 165 million for army and navy pensions plus about 1.5 million for examining surgeons and related costs. Gorman warns future needs may reach 200 million. The House week closes with Kenna tributes and debate over the Sherman bond amendment and anti option bill. The Waldenses consider emigrating to North Carolina if delegates report favorably.
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Wasnixetox
senate
Gorman
Senator Kenna
West Virginia
Mrr
Peel
Ark
Reading stock and produce prices update from Philadelphia
The Philadelphia exchange reports Reading trading firm then rising after shorts cover. Prices show Reading 4 and 5s ranges, Pacific, Penn, and related notes. Flour, corn, oats, pork, butter, and creamery markets listed with bid ask spreads and February to May movements.
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Stock and Produce Exchange
PHILADELPHIA
Reading
ate Le Valley
Penn
B& BR
Markin
ioc
Séyc
new mesa
western dairy
western creamery
Ste. Lower
New York
Pennsylvania
southern
Harris seeks new trial in Harris murder case affidavits
New York Recorder Smythe heard Carlyle W. Harris request a new trial on newly discovered evidence alleging wife Helen Potts Harris battled morphine addiction. Read affidavits from his mother and others, cites drugs from Asbury Park and Scranton, with Harris pleading for innocence and executive clemency. The judge will rule after verification by counsel.
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NEW York
Smythe
Carlyle W. Harris
Harris
Helen Neilson Potts Harris
Frances McCready Harris
Nicoll reed
George Potts
Howe
Smyth
Mia Harris
Chicago
young Harris
Old Timer Resurrected and Other Happenings
New York reports Dan Emmett the 88 year old negro minstrel living in Mt Vernon Ohio supported by wood chopping. A fund sends $20 for his comfort for life. Also Jack McAuliffe accepts a challenge from England’s Abbott with plans to arrange a match on Abbott’s arrival. A St Louis lodging house fire evacues 25 inmates, losing clothing. A Benwood explosion injures several workers and blinds one, while a duel in France ends with a minor wound to Demonteil.
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New York
Dan Emmett
Dan ‘Tucker
McAuliffe
Abbott
St. Louis
No. 163
Market Street
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Wycom
M¢é
William H. Rhodes
DEUGGISTS
TASHINGTON WATERS & Co
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Goons
WASHINGTON WATERS & Co
Brunswick, Ga
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NEWS OF THE STATE
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Montgomery county
DMetz
Cleveland
Washington
Reading railroad
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Royal Blee line
Baltimore, Oriental and Monmouth
Elizabeth
Bound Brook
Thirty-fourth
Chestnut streets
Leo
England
ma Yast empire
Postoolice
William P.Campbell
railway mail service
Campbell
MAcINGIE
Crane Iron company
Alfred Blount
Baxtruorg
WilliamLerman Roberts
Port Tamps
Fla
ina gale
Pearenath
MANIAC
Wheeling
WiHEELING
W. Va
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Bellwood
Riverside mills
Miss Force
ATLANTA
Julia Force
Young Cascaden
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KFor
Robert J. Cascaden
court of oyer and terminer
Elmer E. Findley
Fourth district
commonwealth
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NewroLe
James Vaughan
Bowers Hill
Norfolk county
Vaughan
CHatascoca
Tom Hill
Spring Place
James A. Farquharson
Tilda Gordon
LEON ABBETT
Judge Sendder
Biddle Hoffman
TRENTON
Daly
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nomir
whien owen
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wada
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X. J
Arbury Park
Davis
Nashville
Teen
Ralph Davis
Tennessee house of representatives
Esten
Shelby county circuit court
REAL HIND
New Cavesns
Baker, Peterson & Co
South Peters street
Als
Sr. Johnssury
Passumsic railroad
Boston and Maine
St. Johnsbury Centre
Fred Clarke
Charles West
Fred Green
Drew
Rippey
Hill
San Francisco
W C. Rippey
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Flood
Mackay
Stevenson
Curiaco
Mr. Stevenson
Chicarro
Cmeaco
Vera
Mearthur
Wiles Center
Brentano
Sprixes
Cincinnati
Abner Anthony
Newton Cl Williams
SENATE AND Hovsk
Pat
Cottina alps
America
North Carolina
Suicidia
New
Castiz
Lee Taylor
Taylor
Carnegie
Prrisauge
Twenty ninth street
Dillion
Rockafellow
WILEESBAKER
EF. V. Rockafellow
MAREOTS
BOLEMBLY
Beina, O
Benwood
Riverside works
William Kelley
John Mooney
William Dodi
Patrick Corrigan
Kelley
Leon Dumonten
department of
Aime
Prosper Oliver Lissagary
Demonteil
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