Real Estate Ads Offer 109 Acre Frederick Farm and More
A Frederick real estate notices list multiple farms and properties for sale, including a 109 acre Carroll's Manor tract near New Design Road, a 204 acre Lakin farm near Point of Recess, and a 16 acre country parcel near the Baltimore Pike. The ads describe buildings, water, and timber, with prices and office contact details at the Mutual Insurance Building and J. T. Lakin's office. A January purchase offer is noted for certain items.
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Frederick, Md
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Lefer
Edward Perry
Marset Streat
Anabel Vantossen
Perry
Ioffer
J. Calvin Cronize
Aarmony Grove
Frederick
Frederick agé
Damel T. Lakin
J.T. Lakin
Ezra Brengle
Baltimore
Fredenck County
Mid-Winter Picnic At Purity Lodge Reported
Local notes recount a Mid-Winter Picnic by Purity Lodge I. O. G. T. in this city with a fire presentation and grove decor. Eatables served by courteous waitresses and receipts totaling 27 dollars. Also listed are various county incidents and a divorce petition in Equity No 6061.
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Kemp Mail
J.Witbide
Messrs. Storm and
Duman
Etta Brast
Cronenburg
Mary M. Hooper
William P. Maulsby, Jr
W. Oscar Hooper
Two Kansas houses in one room clash over roster
In Kansas at Topeka two rival factions of Republicans and Populists organized parallel houses after a disputed election. The scene featured dual speakers and gavel taps as Osborn and Cubbison clashed with the Populist Densmore and others, while the senate also moved to organize. Bologna sausages accompanied the standoff as both sides vowed to endure the stalemate.
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Cabbison
Remington
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Douglass
Judge Strong
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Brown
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Blaine Resting Easier as Death Looms in Newswire Update
Jan 11 bulletin reports Mr Blaine passed a quiet day with improved strength and cheerful manner after a near fatal illness. Earlier, callers included Mrs Wore and relatives. a telephoned message briefly misled with news of death. Also: Brennen to seek new trial for Duquesne rioters. poisoning cases postponed to tomorrow due to defense readiness.
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New Jersey Assembly fills minor posts as Flynn becomes speaker
Democratic caucus in the assembly chamber elects Thomas Flynn Hudson County as speaker while Thomas Lane of Caton presides. Appointments include Kaisch Essex clerk and Nanright Morris assistant clerk with several engrossing and journal roles. Governor Abbott attends routine duties and dodges questions on the U S senatorship as speculation swirls around Smith and the race track interests.
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Essex
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Burlington
journal
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Camden
s. Warren Lendenberger
Hunterdon
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Passaic
D. J. Tierney
vergeants
Jobo Fee, Jr
Middlesex
Michael Whelan
A. J. Hale
Sussex
Smith
Billy Thompson
Flrnn
Billy” Thompson
Gloucester
Thompson
United States
hoy
A.C. Studer
W. EL Cole
Storm disrupts New Jersey rail traffic and trains delayed
Winter storm hinders West Jersey and Reading system trains in Campex and along the Atlantic City line. High winds and heavy snow delay arrivals by three to five hours. engineer John Breaston frozen on his engine and removed at Woodbury. Blackwood branch trains held in snow drifts near Bienheim and Glendora. passengers ferried by railroad company sleighs.
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Benjamin F Butler Dies in Washington Residence
General Benjamin F Butler of Massachusetts, lawyer, soldier and statesman, died this morning in Washington at his residence on New Jersey avenue. Born November 1818, he was in his 67th year. The veteran figure served in public life for decades and left a lasting imprint on national affairs.
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Wastiscros
Jas. A
Benjamin F. Butler
Washington
New Jersey avenue
THE BRIDEGROOM CAME NOT IN FICKLE LOVERS AFFAIR
Miss Bertha Coy of Philadelphia faced a breezy society scandal as Jennings from this place failed to appear for a intended marriage set for Friday night. She met him two years ago in Philadelphia and awaits his return. At 23 she remains hopeful and determined to compel him to keep his promise. His friends doubt his disappearance.
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Jan Uo
reccal
Bertha Coy
Philadelpha
Jennings
Philadelphi
Miss Goyis
Crisis in the French Cabinet and Roiling Paris
Paris reports a sweeping cabinet resignations crisis with Ex-Minister Bashut amid arrests and street clashes. New Ribot ministry forms as Casimir Perier wins the presidency of the Chamber of Deputies by 408 to 233, amid Panama scandal tempers. Floquet withdraws, Perier elected amid tense politics and public disorder fears.
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Eiffet
Tibet
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M. Cap
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Quarantine Bill Passes Senate and Related Debates
The quarantine bill granting new powers and duties to the secretary of the treasury and the immigrant service passed in the Senate with an amendment limiting presidential power to prohibit entry. The House adjourned after a sharp vote while other items, including a North Hack Western Railroad extension, faced defeat. Reports from Wests crox on embezzlement statutes and other local incidents fill the rest of the day’s coverage.
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imeline hospital
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Philadelphia Markets and Stock Exchange Closing Values
Reading sector weakness dominates the session with preferred bonds down to 75 and mortgage bonds lower. Philadelphia market report shows mixed commodity prices, wheat firming, corn and oats steady, pork firm, eggs steady, cotton nominal, and a general market blend of gains and declines across stocks, futures, and grain prices.
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Lebxh Valley
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Isiphos
N. Pacific
tie Lesich
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Jawary
TSéc
iigc
New York
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western
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