Real estate notices in Frederick area offer sale and rent options
W. Parsons, real estate agent, lists Little Garden Farm near Frederick City for about two acres with improvements and fruit. also offers sale or rent of the Judge vs. Mahoney residence on East South Street and the old Hofman homestead near Johnsville in Carroll County. Executors plan to close estate sales. call at the office for details.
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Vatux! Insurance
Frederick
Little Garden Farm
Mary J.smith
Frederics City
Middletown Pike
Ioffer
Jacob Hofman
Johnsville
Froteces County
Oields
W. O. Hoffman
Csios Bridge
Feast Class Confectionery Store for Sale Ad
An opportunity to acquire Burucker Confectionerys house style stock and fixtures on Mar et Street between Second and Third, including soda fountain, gilt mirror, marble stands, jars, ice cream freezers and all operations. Purchaser receives business instruction if needed. Mr Borucker relocating to Baltimore. Also advertises cod liver oil products at Garbot & Pearre's on South Market Street Frederick MD.
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Dalysia
Burucker Confectionerys
Maret Street
Buracker
Sioner
Boruchker
Borucker
Baltimore
Garbot? & Pearre's
Prescription Druggists
South Market Street
Frederick
Cole's Cavalry Reunion at Maltby House
The thirteenth annual Cole's Cavalry reunion near Frederick county last night drew many veterans and families. Notable attendees included Lt Maynard US Army and Col Frank A Burr, with prominent figures from both sides of the Civil War present and Confederate riders among the guests.
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Cole
Frederick County
Frank A. Burr
Simon Cameron
Lincoln
Vernon
Loudoun Heights
Vandals injure water main site. lanterns toppled
Supt Tyrergar reported workmen repairing a South Market and Al Saints Street water main found a large hole caved in after two bars and lanterns were placed to block entry. Overnight vandals seized the lanterns and knocked over barrels but no one fell into the hole. He seeks the responsible party.
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Tyergar
South Market
al Saints Street
Tyrergar
Mr. Yosts Strange Death In Melrose Home
Saturday morning in Melrose Carroll county Mrs Jacob Yost discovered her husband Bir Yost lifeless at her feet in their bedroom stair door area. He appeared to have fallen from the second floor and broken his neck. He was about eighty years old.
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Melrose
Carrol County
Bis
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Yost
Mir
Fost
Giusepone
N.J
George W. Harvey
York
Harvey
Hillesped
Atlantic City
Cols Freundlich
Camden
Freundlich
Mrs. Freundlich
Vaillant Sentenced After Explosive Court Appearance
Auguste Vaillant faced the court as a bomb he threw into the chamber of deputies was cited in the verdict. He admitted theft and condemned society, expressing a desire to strike ministers and deputies rather than spectators, and showed dramatic distress as the judge and prosecutor questioned him. He refused to sign an appeal to cassation.
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Vaillant
Bertrand
Busines
Priso
Auguste V
Auguste
Vol
Feillant
Ve Thant
Yanquins
Gercely
Tois
Dennties
Soner
War in Brazil Insurgents Prepare for Assault on Nictheroy
Brazil unrest reports insurgents recaptured Mocangue and Engenho islands and plan a landing at Nictheroy. Admiral de Mello, aboard Aquidaban, reentered Rio bay and may oversee land operations. a major attack on Rio de Janeiro is expected if Nictheroy falls.
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Nictheror
Rio Janeiro
Buenos Ayres
Rio de Janeiro
Mocangue
Engenho
Nidtheroy
Admiral de Mello
Rio Bay
Epite
Nictheroy
Senate Siege In New Jersey Sparks Duel Over Chamber Control
In Trenton a political showdown as Republicans seize on a plan to assign twenty five assistant sergeants at arms to hold the New Jersey senate chamber amid door lockings and chaotic crowds. A partisan split delays action until Monday night as rules are debated and the governor’s stance remains unresolved.
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Jan. K
Capitol
Senate
Senate Chamber
Repub-icans
Rogers
Werts
State House
Skirm
Graham
Hudson County
Gallen
Committee On Rules
House
Ketcham
New Jersey
Nith
Train Hold Up near St Joseph by Five Robbers
Five men stopped a Burlington train east of St Joseph Missouri on January 1st night, using torpedoes and a red lantern. They forced the engineer, fireman, and express messenger to open the safe and bagged all contents, officials claiming under $50 though the amount is disputed. A $100 reward was offered for each robber.
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St. Joseph
Tain City
St. Louis
Council Biuffs
Senate 4 and House Debates Highlight Tariff and Finance
The report outlines Senate discussions on tariff policy and finance with speeches by Davis and Johnson. It notes Gorman’s surprise revenue figures, significant unspent funds for public buildings, and a day of notable oratory by Tom Johnson defending free trade and single tax ideas alongside remarks on iron and steel interests. It also covers a rash of local incidents including a family struck by typhoid, a kidnapping near Atlantic City, burglaries in Phillipsburg, and labor unrest suppression in Sicily along with various crime and local-news items.
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Mater Davis
Fine Wanan iv
Phavis
Parr
tHawal
Senster Gorman
Eulivenet
Tom Johnson
Ohio
Hfon
Lawrence T. Neal
Canidide Te Zor Goveroor
Unio
Chicago
Ate
Dalzell
Iron and Steel
Messrs. Warner and Combs
New York
Bond proposal debated amid tariff talk at Capitol
Secretary Carlisle urged a bond issue to cover deficits and finance the treasury. Committee members weighed the cost and terms, noting Republicans may withhold support if bonds aid tariff legislation. Debates hint at a limited issuance, possibly around 50 million, to cover this year's shortfall.
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Wasdincius
Carlisle
Senate
Capitol
Senator Jones
Nevada
Carlisle Try
Secre Treasury
United State
Congress
Democratic Party
Stock and Produce Markets Closing Quotations Report
Closing quotations on the New York and Philadelphia exchanges show lighter volume than yesterday. Beef, pork, and related commodities see steady bids while wheat and other staples vary, with Prime winter meats indicating firm demand.
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