Frederick real estate sales offer several farms and homes
Local agent lists multiple properties for sale in Frederick and surrounding area. Farmland of 225 acres with 200 cleared shows recent liming and good crops. Other 109 acre and 109 acre tracts with houses, barns, and water systems. A 204 acre farm near Point of Rocks and a two story brick home on the Baltimore Pike are offered with favorable terms. Each listing notes location, buildings, and potential uses.
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C.F. Schindler
Howard
aires Schingdier
SaLs
Loffer
darcy
Mr. Secanst
ROUSE
Edward Percy
Maretetrest
Sanabel Vanrossen
Frederics
Frederick and
Emmitsburg
Pennsylvania railroad
Frederick
Damel T. Lakin
Point of Rocks
J. J. Lakin
Irvine
Errs Brene'e
Baltimore pire
Frederick County
Prince Ferdinand Weds Marie of Edinburg in Sigmaringen
Reported wedding of Princess Marie of Edinburg to Prince Ferdinand of Roumania in Sigmaringen with multiple religious services. The bride’s father, the Duke of Edinburg, gave her away. Emperor William attended, and Queen Victoria’s representatives were present.
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FERDINAND
Marie
Edinburgh
SIGMARINGEN
Edinburg
Mr Blaine Near Death After Relapse
Washington January 10. The ailing statesman Blaine showed remarkable vitality in a rally Sunday and Monday but suffered another relapse. Physicians say his condition is fatal, with family at his bedside and hopes fading as he drifts between life and death.
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Ien
Wassineton
Blaine
O’ Pelock
Atila
ding
Sam
Jobson
Blaine mansion
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Corbett and Goddard meet in tense lobby clash
In Carcaco on January 10 Jim Corbett and Joe Goddard confronted each other in the Grand Pacific lobby with a heated exchange over future fights. Goddard and Billy Madden argued for a match, while Corbett insisted on proving himself against Mitchell first then Jackson, offering to back the fight with his own money if the Jackson match occurs.
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Corbett
Carcaco
Jim Corbett
Joe Goddard
Grand Pacific hotel
Goddard
Billy Madden
Grand Pacific
Corben
Jackson
Mitchell
Sullivan
America
scit Mitchell
Australia
Eminent Archbishop Discusses Alleged Conspiracy
The interview portrays Archbishop Sutelli and allies accused by Archbishop Ireland of plotting against church figures. He condemns anonymous newspaper attacks and says he accepts open public scrutiny but rejects hidden, insinuating columns.
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St Paui
Jan W
Mgr. Sutelli
Myr Satash
Phese
St. Paul
Armbibup
Ireland
amd
Sarelli
neor
Panama Canal Scandal Developments Rapidly Unfold
Report covers senate chances on trial of ML Bashut and the canal company investigation. Missing check stubs threaten Felis, Cottu, and Marius Fontaine with imprisonment. accusations allege stubs destroyed to shield allies. News briefs include quarantine delays, engineer wage talks, a prisoner capture, a dynamite accident, and electoral updates from several states.
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PANAMA
ScaNapaL
ML Baihus
senate
M. Eigiel
Carnot
ML Bashut
in airy
Felis, Cottu
3larius Fontaine
canal company
Jersey Senator Selected by Democratic Caucus in New Jersey
Trent on reports James Smith Jr named United States senator after Democratic caucus action. House Speaker race settles on Tom Flynn as favored candidate with committees already in formation. Other items note Michigan electors and early bids for Faulkner reelection, plus coal and bank news from Albany and Clearfield.
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James Smith, Jr
Democratic Caucus
United States
Fisnn Mooked
House
TRENTON
New Jersey
James Smith
Robert S. Adrain
Middlesex
senate
Ross-Smith-Pidcock
Abbott
Samuel C. Thompson
War
Fen
William Ross
Sussex
journal
George K. Coleman
Essex
Michael Mason
Hudson
John W. Lancaster
Hunterdon
Edward R. Vancouver
Burlington
John P. Flynn
Salem
John Monahan
Bergen
Henry J. Earl
Passaic
Gandy S. Robin
Cape Mas
John E. Mattison
Somerset
Colonel Barrett
Tom” Flynn
Gloucester
Not Offusing Union Men The Freight Agent Action Questioned
Philadelphia June 1 Mr James Mc Crea first vice president of the Pennsylvania company says he knows nothing beyond what is in the papers about dispatches from Cincinnati claiming Indianapolis freight handlers were discharged for union allegiance He states no orders to remove union men were given or discussed and the company does not seek conflict with labor groups He mentions no details on Freight Agent Perry and expects an investigation into the matter.
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PHILADELPHIA
James McCrea
Pennsylvania company
Cincinnati
Indianapolis
reg
Perry
Carlisle Denies Planning to Decline Cabinet Offer
The Kentuckian’s wife denies a published claim that Senator Carlisle planned to decline President-elect’s invitation to join the cabinet. She says he will act on his own and won’t consult others, with no firm decision yet.
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Jen
irs
John G. Carlisle
thas
Carlisle
treasury
revell
John
senate
Senate and House debate on McPherson resolution and quarantine bill
The Senate met for over five hours with half the time on Mr McPherson of New Jersey and his joint resolution to suspend silver purchases under the Sherman act and the other half on a quarantine bill granting extra powers and duties to the marine hospital service. The McPherson measure was urged in his remarks. An amendment by Mr White of Louisiana to the quarantine bill was discussed with a notable vote on the amendment, and the bill will be resumed. The District of Columbia appropriation cleared the House, and a bill to promote the efficiency of the district railroads faced heavy opposition before a three hour truce postponed further action.
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White
La) hnuti
McCarrahan
Colummbia
iulida
Norfolk said Western Railroads company
District of Columbia
Life signs show hope for gravely ill youth
Reports from Grad ually near death near Totkpo Ohio describe Clay Hooper regaining warmth and minor movements after brandy treatment. He opened his eyes briefly and showed faint responses as anxious parents fear relapse into unconsciousness.
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Totkpo
Clay Hooper
Death sentence for Wesley Warner at Trenton court
The court sentenced Wesley Warner to death for murder in the first degree after defense argued for a new trial and mercy. Witnesses claimed jailor-escape plots and new medical testimony suggested lack of deliberate intent due to alcoholic trance. Warner showed no emotion as he was returned to jail to await potential chancellor review.
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Wesley Warner
Charles K. Chambers
N. Roe Bradner
Philadelphia
Bradner
Warker
Fee defemiuni
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Daniel Ryan
Burlinzton
prnichment
Ryan
Prenton
Edward Norccross
jnit
Trenton
Warner
ued
mercy
Budd
Garrison
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