Abundant Goods and Real Estate for Sale in Frederick Area
Lot of real estate ads describe farms near Frederick Maryland including 309 acres near Howard County with 225 acres cultivated, a 109 acre Sechrist farm near the Ballenger Creek turnpike, a two story brick house on North Market Street, Harmony Grove 50 acre limestone farm near Frederick, and a 204 acre Lakin property near the B&O line. Also listed are a Low Price Abundance sewing agency and a comidawiy real estate broker, and a farmhouse near the Agricultural Fair Grounds with a ten acre tract and a fine brick house. Prospective buyers urged to call at the office for terms.
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vite parsons
Mutual Insurance
Frederick
C. E. Schindler
Howard county
Schindler
New Dengn
and witk
Ballenger Cyees
Thos
Carrot
price
Mr. Sechrist
Lofferths
Edward Perry
Marnet
Ang- Del Vartossen
beck
Perry
J. Calvin Cronise
Harmony Grove
Frederick and
Hrmitsburg
Pennsylvania railroad
Thia
rely
Daniel T. Lakin
oron Aix
J.T Lakin
Ezra Brengie
Baltimore
Frederick County
McGlynn Seeks Public Apology Over Pope Ridicule
In New York on January 12 Rev Dr McGlynn faced calls for an apology after remarks ridiculing the pope were reportedly delivered at a reception at his house. A reporter noted the exchange while Rev Dr Furk urged respect for the pope and Mr Sarelli amid the controversy.
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McGlynn
New York
Fork
Dr. McGlynn
Intter
Furk
Mer. Sarelli
moss
Death of Senator Kenna Bodes Political Shift
Senator John G. Kenna of West Virginia dies at about 3 o clock from heart disease after years of ill health and a long service record including one notable speech. Cardinal Gibbons conducts his Catholic funeral on Capitol Hill with a large clerical attendance before the body is sent to West Virginia for burial. The piece notes his status as the youngest senator, birth in Virginia, Civil War service, and the ongoing senatorial contest between Faulkner and Camden.
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Weasinctos
John &. Kenna
West Virginia
coinstrometing & boat
senate
Kenns
Valcoul Va
congress
Henry G. Davis
Stephen B. Elkins
James G. Blaine
Faulkner
Camden
Kenna
Washington
Capitol Hill
133 street
Cardinal Gibbons
Bishop Keane
Catholic university
J. A. Walter
Joseph Magee
St. Patrick’s
Ryan
W. Fletcher
Church of the Immaculate
C. Gillespie
St Aloysius
J. M. Richards
Georgetown university
Dominican fathers
St Dominic’s
John Delaney
Church of the Holy Name
George Ginald
St. Mary's
Father Scanlan
Georgetown
John Gloyd
P. O'Connell
St. Stephen's
John Jones
Providence hospital
Cuarrisroy
W. Va
state senate
house of delegates
secretary of state
Smith
O'Kane
Ohio county
house
Pemberton
Keana
Panama Scandal Trials and West Virginia News
In Paris a Panama canal inquiry touches Charles de Lesseps and allies about financing. West Virginia's legislature organized with Democrats and a Smith win in Ohio county. Prison break at Oswego jail ends with Hennessy captured, others at large. News covers Kenna’s death, senate adjournment, and other assorted reports from Havana kidnappings to labor cases and a cholera update.
Twenty Four Killed in Colorado Mine Disaster
In King Colorado a premature gas explosion in a Union Pacific coal mine chamber killed twenty four of twenty five workers with one survivor. The dead included twenty one Italians one Scot and two Americans, while family and townspeople faced a harrowing recovery as rescuers pulled bodies from the blast site.
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Denver
Colo
Union Pacific
King
Como
John Tait
fre boss
Robert Blythe
Francesco PomereLa
Peter Rossi
Charlies Derrock
Angelo Juliano
Andrew Anderson
Lewis Meletti
Paul Nordini
Celestise Corsilli
Joseph Dona
Angelo Marino
Mike Rechhi
Antonio Antanelli
Donald Francie
Joe James
Stephen Copati
Antone Jackibinis
Mike Antanelli
Tom Ross
Joseph Schiacca
Terrible traveling rough experience on Pennsylvania train
A severe snowstorm paralyzed an Ebensburg branch train near Johnstown Pennsylvania. Passengers spent a bitter night in the open as a misaligned switch forced the engine onto a wrong track and the train was eventually stranded. Rescue efforts succeeded despite extreme cold and drifting snow.
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Pennsylvania Railroad
JOHNSTOWS
Ebenshburg
Ebensburg
Zahn
Kaylors
Hasting road
honery
Governor Browns Mercy Reduces Hill Murderers to Life
Latrobe brought four convicted killers to Chestertown after Governor Brown commuted their sentences from death to life imprisonment. He explained mercy as justice tempered with mercy to protect Maryland’s reputation and spare the four youths. public uproar and calls for hanging dominated Chestertown as crowds gathered near the jail.
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Maryland
Chestertown
Mid
Lewk Justice
Kansas Snarl Prompts Bipartisan Compromise Conference
A Topeka meeting involving the governor and leaders from Republicans Populists and Democrats produced a plan to dissolve the existing houses and form a new single organization. A conference committee will frame a compromise while Democratic members acknowledge the Republican house as legally organized.
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TOPEKA
Kan
Douglass
Dunsmore
house
senate
Lewelling
Republican house
Butler's Last Hours and Death in Washington
General Butler died in Washington after a day of activity despite feeble health. He spoke of Blaine possibly outliving him, then suffered heart failure and heavy coughing. His death followed pneumonia from a cold, with five nieces present and burial planned in Lowell with family intentions stated.
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Massachusetts
Barrett
Elkins
Moore grant
Mr. Blaine
Butler
Blaine
Buttler
self
Lure
General Butler
Paul
Lowell
Mios
Imes
Benjamin
Lowel
Peckham
Big Bethel
Fort Fishes
Army of the Potomac
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Venezuela
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