Vast Frederick County Farms and Properties For Sale
Numerous acres of limestone and fertile land for sale near Frederick and Adamstown. Properties include 70, 150, 200 acre tracts with good buildings, fences, and water. several dwellings on B Church Street and Baltimore Pike. Also listed are farms with limestone quarries, chards, gardens, and potential hotel or residence sites near Braddock and rail lines. Prices and descriptions vary. multiple buyers offered quick purchases and favorable terms.
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Mulles
Frederick
Graceham
Jane
B. Church St
Adamstown
Ralirosd
Feagarilie
Pike
Pike House
Plendidsutorhan
Fredarier
Prederick
Braddock
Frederick Ae
Tederick
Baltimore Pike
Rome
Johnson
Third St
Qedero Con
Mutter's Station
Senate and House Conclude Session on Alaska Law Codification
Washington June 6 The judiciary committee led the House for three hours as many minor bills passed while consideration of the Alaska law codification continued. A clause mirroring Oregon statutes penalizing interference with workers sparked a labor dispute before being struck out. A foreign relations committee resolution asked whether the Paris treaty covers prewar U S claims against Spain and their status post ratification. Louisiana's Mr Carer pressed his opposition to the Nicaragua canal bill.
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Washington
Judiciary Committee
House
Alaska
Oregon
Senate
Hoar
Massachusetts
Committee On Foreign Relations
Paris
United States
Spain
Carer
Louisiana
New Jersey Senate Officers Named in Trenton Caucus
The Republican caucus in the state house chose Senator Chas Aftucd of Somerset as president of the senate. Augustus A Barber of Gloucester was secretary of the state committee and was chosen secretary of the senate by 8 to 6 for George A Frey of Camden. J Frank Linisiy of Morris was assistant secretary by 41 to 3 over Joseph Kingdon of Burlington. Other officers remained the same as last year.
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New Jersey Senate
Trenton
State House
Chas Aftucd
Somerset County
Senate
Augustus A. Barber
Gloucester County
George A Frey
Camden
J. Frank Linisiy
Morris County
Joseph Kingdon
Burlington County
Diplomatic Appropriation Bill Reported in House
The diplomatic and consular appropriation bill was reported to the house. It totals about 1.7 million dollars, a slight reduction from last year, and omits consulates in Cuba, the Philippines, and Puerto Rico. Mexico gains ambassadorial rank with a 17,800 salary. Spain remains funded. a US minister to Spain gets 12,000 dollars.
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Washington
Cuba
Philippines
Porto Rico
United States
Spain
Spanish
Mexico
Delaware Deadlock Still On
Dover Del Jan 6 thirty six ballots were taken by the legislature yesterday in another fruitless attempt to choose a speaker. The Democrats voted for Shallcross the regular Republicans for Clark and the Union Republicans for Tharp. Berth For Marlborough London Jan 6 The Duke of Marlborough has been appointed paymaster general in succession to the Earl of Hopetoun who was recently made Lord Chamberlain, succeeding the late Earl of Lathom.
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Delaware
Dover
Del
Shallcross
Clark
Union
Tharp
Marlborough
London
Duke of Marlborough
Earl of Hopetoun
Earl of Lathom
Kitchener
Cairo
Viscount Cromer
Egypt
Lord Kitchener
Omdurman
Lord Cromer
Cirdar
The Oldest Boatman of the Chesapeake and Ohio Canal
Captain James D. Hood of Hancock Maryland is the canal’s oldest boatman at four score and ten. He began boating in 1839 and hauled the first coal load from Cumberland to Hancock. He witnessed the first train at Point of Rocks, a two horse coach on flat rails. He once made a Cincinnati to Hancock trip for $2.50 as transportation was cheap then.
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James D. Hood
Hancock
Captain Hood
Chesapeake and Ohio Canal
Cumberland
Point of Rocks
Cincinnati
The Snow Balling and Health Advice From Dr Pierce
A fragment discusses snow and women venturing out in severe weather and urges use of Dr Pierce's Favorite Prescription to treat weakness and female disorders. It claims benefits for restoring health, nerves, and vitality, touts the physician’s long tenure in Buffalo and includes testimonials praising cures.
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Pieres
RV Pr
Invalids’ Hotel and Surgical Institute
Buffalo
Catarth
Ies Tea
Pierce
Proclamation on Philippine governance by United States
Manila report outlines McKinley proclamation transferring sovereignty from Spain to the United States following Dewey’s naval victory. It details civil administration, allegiance for local officers, tax changes, property compensation, and aims of benevolent assimilation. General Otis stresses representative rule and liberal government ambitions for the islands.
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Manila
McKintey
Pilipinas
Geneent Otis
Washington
United States
Dewey
Philippine Islands
Spain
Bay of Manila
Islands
San
Philippines
Otis
Filipinos Threaten US Clash Over Philippine Policy
Leading Filipino junta representatives in Hong Kong denounce US policy as unfair and demand modification. They claim General Otis ordered full control of the Visayas and threaten to block American landing at Iloilo or destroy the city if necessary. They urge an impartial inquiry to avert bloodshed while reaffirming loyalty to the United States.
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Hong Kong
Hans Hénz
Philippines
United States
Visayas
Otis
Junta
Tloilo
Repr
Haren
Jacksonville, Fla
Jan
Baron
Re Gara
Chicago
Philippine cabinet members named by Aguinaldo era
Report lists Mabini as foreign affairs minister and Teoduro Sandreo as interior minister with a civil engineer background, Trias as finance minister, Gonzaga as public works, and Baldomero Aguinaldo as war minister. It notes Aguinaldo did not flee Manila but moved to the mountains to arrange travel to Iloilo while warning of Filipino resistance if Americans seize major cities.
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Aguisaldo
Phipinos
Felos Pany J
Filiptes
Manda
Agutae
Theda
General Trias
Aguinaldo
Gregorico Gonzaga
Hong Kong
Visayas
Fipino Junta
Manila
Cavite
Iloilo
Filipinas
Grover Cleveland's Sarcasm on Expansion and Filipinos
Ex President Cleveland derides expansionists and calls for slaughter of natives who resist annexation in a provocative statements from Princeton. The dispatch notes Spainish accounts of alleged American cruelties in the Philippines and lists other financial and municipal news items from Boston and New York, including bankruptcy petitions, a borough presidency, and the creation of the Waring chair at Columbia University.
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Princeton
N. J
Cleveland
Waring
New York
G. BE. Waring
Columbia University
Robbery Shootout in Dat toe and Chicago Chases
Six highwaymen attempted a jump in Dattoe and Chicago after pulling a dry goods store hold up at 532 Twenty first Place. A gunfight with Policeman Edward Wallner and John McCauley left Wallner dead and McCauley wounded but alive. The robbers escaped after a second volley in an alley. Boorman and Carlson faced the larceny and fled.
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Chicago
McCauley
Boorman
Charles Carlson
Goorman
Carlson
Conservatives poised to form new cabinet in Spain
General Polrevela named by the queen regent as a cabinet ally. General Jtolaviesay, former governor of Cebu and the Philippines, and Senur Sit Vela, the presidential leader, have agreed to join, signaling an early Conservative ascent to power.
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Polrevbela
Span
Madd
Jtolaviesay
Ciba Ant
Philippines
Senur Sit Vela
Polaviesa
Dervishes Routed in Nile Campaign and U.S. Court Moves
In a Nile theater, Colonel Lewis reports a defeat of Emir Ahmed Pedil after a river crossing and island siege with Dervishes suffering heavy losses. Separate items note Ohio Standard Oil charter case, delayed army bill deliberations due to Rep Hull illness, a steamer collision with 12 drowned, and Gear amendment proposing a $140 million Nicaragua Canal right of way and construction funding.
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Bmir Ahmed
London
Lewis
Emir Ahmed Pedil
Ferguson
Agydlan
Nicaragua Canal
Washington
Jan. G
Gear Festerday
Nicaragua
Costa Rica
Nicarauga
United States
Lipton announces Shamrock II crew and command changes
London reports Sir Thomas Lipton confirms Susman agreements placing Captains Ar no Heaarth and Robert Wrinke in charge of Shamrock II, succeeding Captain Sycamore of the Isolde and the Ailsa respectively, amid festivities and naval rearrangements. Also notes Farre, Dunning, and court actions, and scholars discuss a secret Britain United States treaty on Chinese territory.
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Shamrock
London
Thomas Lipton
Arno Heaarth
The
Isolde
Robert Wrinke
Shamrock Wimmer
Sycamore
Crpmand
Ailsa
Alguza
Bena
Jan
Shanhai
Daily Mail
Great Britain
United States
Treaty of Peace Documents and Philippine Records Released
The treaty of peace with Spain signed at Paris on December 10, 1898 is transcribed for the Senate along with a 676 page volume of correspondence. It includes credentials of the American commissioners, notes from the French embassy, and Philippine correspondence from Manila, Hong Kong, and Singapore detailing Aguinaldo, Aguinaldo’s forces, and U S policy.
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Washington
Tain
Senate
United States
Spain
Partly
Aiurlean Commissioniia
Paris
Protools
Commissaloneia
Department of Gatas
M. Thiebaut
Conttn
Philippines
Manila
Moore
Guam
Department of State
Hong Kong
Singapore
Williams
Maonlin
Consul Williams
Hongary
Agonsilo
Agoncillo
Cridler
Widman
Wild- Man
Germany
Pratt
Aguinaldo
Dewey
Manio
Bedford free From Smallpox
Bedford Pa January 6 A report to the municipal board of health signed by all practicing physicians states that among the 15 cases reported as smallpox or variola within the borough every case has fully recovered except one now convalescent and near full recovery. precautions ensure it is safe to visit Bedford and for schools and churches to reopen.
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Bedford
Municipal Board of Health
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Pearre
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Brothers
Waren St
New Yor
Charcot
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Etchison
Derick
Howard
Nelfenstein
W. Patrick St
Frederick, Md
Sher & Shaw
Calvert Street
Baltimore
Baltimore Stock Exchange
Assell & Waters, “al Estate and Insurance Brokers
Curt Strest
Masonic
Thurmont
SALE
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Hanna
Tiunsbrough
Hansbrough
McKinley
Accuhualdo
Tasargents
Tecom
Amerte
Lcoop
Acwimuilo
Sinisipore
Adadial Dewey
Grover Cleveland
Madrid
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Suquat
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Vienna
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Blumentricht
Boston
Charles Rosenfeld
Sarah
United States District Tourt
Manhattan
Borousch
Manhattan Borough
Municipal Assembly
James J. Coogan
Borough of
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Coogan
Bowery
Theayor
Dattoe
Iat
War Department
Favana
Tasker H. Bliss
Bliss
S. I. Gross
United States Circuit Court
A. M. Palmer
Richard Mansfield
Gross
Merrs, Mansfield
Palmer
Bloomfield H. Moore
Philadelphia
Keely
Avan
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Louis McLane
Fiyan
McLane
Egan
Wickes
Sigsbac
Washington, Jan
Morris
Navy Department
Hay
Sigstee
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Sigsbee
Tristel
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Daily News
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Canadas
Tolstei
Sagasta
Standard OU
Columbus
Supreme Court
Monnet
Ohio
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Iowa
Cairman
House Committee On Military Affairs
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Rosshire
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Hetkin
Pranrees
Mra
Ta Butkin
John P Dunning
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Cork
Dingley Washington
Tmaidnight
Dingley
National Senate
Day
Sulu Islands
British Borneo
Merritt
Luzon
Frye
Merrit
Major Bells
Bacoor
Major Bell
General Greene
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