Local Real Estate and Goods Advertisements
Listings detail properties for sale near Frederick including farms of 225 acres with 200 cleared, 109 and 204 acre parcels, a two story brick house on Market Street, and a country tract near Cronise. Also advertised are sewing machines, stationery, and insurance services from Lorentz agency and Parson's Real Estate.
.Names include A C Lorentz, F. Sechrist, J T Lakin, Edward Perry, J Caty, and Parson.
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F. Sechrist
New Deng road
Ballenger Creek
Carroll
price &c
Edward Perry
North Market
strear
Anabel Vantossen
Perry
Loffer
J. Caty
Cronise
Haron Grove
Frederick
Frederick and
Emmitsburg
Pennsylvania railroad
stmy office
Dame T. Lakin
Point of Rocks
J. T. Lakin
Ezra Brengie
Baltimore pire
Frederick County
Philadelphia Markets Glosing Quotations Review
The January Philadelphia market report highlights stock activity focused on New England and Reading, with notes on Lehigh Valley Reading and Pennsylvania. Grain and flour prices, oats, corn futures, rye, and pork markets are described, followed by obituaries including Ellen Seaton in Rome and notable political figures Ordway Buckner and Michael Cullen with brief death details.
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PeiLsDELPHIs
New England
Reading
Lehigh Valley
m ia
Pacific com
Pacific
Pennsylvania
H.& BT
St Paul E
Lehigh
PSAILADELPHIA
Jan
Winter sa
Minnesota
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Sic
Sasc
Corm
Shc
SSéc
XRéc
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Bic
New York
Baumore
Osis
sidan
Mra
Ellen Seaton
Rome
Ordway
Montana
United States
Buckner
Kentucky
national senate
Michael Cullen
Parktow
North Brothers
Opposition to Carnot and Panama Scandals Rumors
Paris rumors allege opposition deputies press Carnot to resign over Panama affair links with Bathurst de Lesseps. Supporters doubt Bathurst disclosures while critics point to corroboration by Le Lesseps, Bourgeois and others. Trial at Paris court continues amid broad scrutiny of contracts and lists of misused funds.
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Oberndorfier
Paris
Carnot
Panama
Haibuy
aer
Baihur
Mand
M. Carnot
Bathurs charses
Charles de Lesseps
Huihut
Bathut
Carnet
Peritier
court of appeal
M. Charles de Lesseps
Baron Cotta
Fontane
Eiffel
parliamentary commission of inquiry
Viscount de Villebois Maren
isthmus
france
Frayse
AL Etienne Martin
canai company
Baron de Reinach
M. Obernievifer
After the Whisky Trust Charges Fly in Michigan
Representative Burrows of Michigan introduced in the house a lengthy preamble and resolution accusing the whisky trust of adulterating spirits with poisonous drugs to raise prices, defraud revenues, and restrain trade. He calls for a five member special committee to investigate and name those connected with the trust.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burrows
Washindox
United State
house
Bill to Protect Seal Fisheries Passes Senate
In Washington a bill extending fur seal and other bearing-angel protections to the North Pacific was approved after debate. The House blocked private war claims, adjourned after pension talks, and no further action occurred as the day ended.
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WASHINGTON
senate
Sher Toan
North Pacific ocean
Mills
White
Vilas
fillu steree
house
Populists Recognized in Kansas Senate as Lawful House
In Torena Kansas January 14 the senate with a Populist majority formally recognized the Populist organization as the legally constituted house of representatives. A joint committee was proposed to wait on the governor for business readiness. Republicans refused a compromise despite a governor's urging and later sought a writ to compel delivery of a certified member list.
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Torena
Kan
senate
house of representatives
Rich
Popmtisis fipaly
Republcans
esterday
supreme cours
mandsinus
Osborn
Reasons to Close Sundays Move Sparks Nationwide Debate
A Friends of the Sabbath meeting in Washington adopts a report urging Sunday closing, citing support from labor groups and churches while countering crime fears. The document argues closing aligns with conscience and public decency amid a broad national discussion.
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WASHINGTON
Friends of the Sabbath
Jesse W. Brooks
Brooklyn
Joseph Cook
Boston
Hawley
Dingley
Federation of Labor
Knights of Labor
Farmers’ Alliance
United States
Centennial
Stokely
Philadelphia
T. A. Fernley
Philadelphia Sabbath association
Financial optimism amid holiday trade and gold concerns
New York reports that despite gold abroad and money questions, business expects no serious embarrassment. Heavy buys in boots, shoes, and woolens boost spring trade, with low commercial indebtedness and few failures. Charters granted include Philadelphia Elevated Railway and several Erie and Williamsport firms, signaling railroad and industrial expansion.
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New York
Jav
H. G. Dunn & Co
aseal
United States
Canada
Barrientes
dan
state department
Philadelphia Elevated Railway company
capital
Tadeprntence square
Cobb's creek
Glenwood
Paint companys
Erie
McKesa Chemical company
Williamsport
American Incinerating companys
Philadelphia
Lancaster and Manheim Railway company
Lancaster
Blanheim
Four murderers executed at Crestfortown in Maryland mob riots
Crestfortown Maryland January 14 four of eight convicted murderers of Dr Hill were hanged in the jail yard within an hour amid a hostile mob. The crowd tore at the fence as guards struggled to maintain order. Williams Brown Brook and Comegys died in minutes, while others suffered extended strangulation. The widow of the victim condemned Governor Brown for clemency.
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jsil
Plummer
Crew
miskets
riffea
Dr. Will
Fletcher Williams
Moses Brown
Comegys
Camegys
Brooks
Fletcher Willams
Brown
Williams
potters field
Governar Grown
BALTMORE
Hill
Maryland penitentiary
Maryland
suy one
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LORENTZ
A.C. LORENTZ
GREAT SEWING MACHINE AGENCY
W. Patrick Street
tealdiwiy
Frederick, Ma
PARSONS
Mutual Insurance Building
Frederick, Mé
BE. Schindler
Howard
Schindier
THE NEWS
President Carnet
BELGRADE
Semendria
Tsatsak
Bour
C.F. Rooker
Albany
Monsignor Satolli
pal ablegate
Feiner Rooker
American college
UAE
WHISKY TRUST
New Yorn
Robert Hoss
Sullivan
LAMBERTVILLE
SN. J
James Sullivan
G. Pratt Wilson
Delaware township
Sullivan I
supreme court of the state
Rianne Janis
treasury
cook
Keene
London
Hunton
Dixfield
Wairnstoss
S. 7
Harper
engineer corps
Willet’s Point
Hicks-Lord
Annette Hicks-Lord
Washington Square
west
PrivsBURe
Kansas Senate
Curiaco
Dearborn
Columbus
Wassivetox
Janu
Foster
Snowden
Madrid
Duke of Berwick
Alba
congress
Cnicixyatt
Youkonsky
Volks feond
Treaum
Easton
Jamie—James Warden Moore
Pittsburg
Easton dail
Oboid
Reapixe
Obvid
Fateliter
Duluth
Dolby
Minn
St. Louis
Bandresa
Osten
Hogan
Michigan street
Saunders
Oleson
Indiana
INDIANAPOLIS
Deery
committee on labor
game committee
San Beexaldino
Cal
Mapziv
Tangier
Alhucemas
Mammoth Ice Gorse
Moreaxrows
W.Va
Exton
Morgantown
Decker’s creek
Sen, Mass
Annie G. Moriarity
McGrave
Barris
Carlyle W. Harris
Helen Potts
Dr. McCreedy
Harris
Gibbons
OTTAWA
Billy Hawkins
New Orleans
Austin Gibbons
Noel
N.M
Atlantic and Pacific railroad
TERAD
Blaine
Jen
Johnston
Clay Hopper
dun
Georie Smith
Seward Geurnert
hasing
Mertztown
Jef Davis
Piace
Riewvonn
J. Taylor Ellison
the
Jefferson Davis
walers
Bostos
Shawmut
Frederick ,Allchristian
Charles Benkeson
National Bank for
Reapive
national bank
Reading Nations
NemisTews
NEW korn
Eckstein Norton
New Brighton
S.L
Mr. Norton
ebay
HIGHISTORN
N.J
Carvie Hutchinson
SUH
Heexa
Mont
Sanders
Clark
Dixon
Mulville
Intercollegiate Football association
MILAS
Tenn
Ethel Cary
Crawfords Station
nan
DR. HILL
Pixe Buor
Ark
Sheriff Lee
st Cummins
Ed Taylor
Taylor
Walker Woolen
Merrnir
wan
SPRINGFIELD
finois
Armstrong
Washburn
Watcharm
HARRISEUEG
Robert Watchorn
Watchorn
Gould
Jay Gould
Rollin ML Morgan
Ben
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