Public Sale Under Mortgage in Wolfsville Frederick County
Public sale on Friday January 25 1889 at 1 o'clock PM at the described premises in Wolfsville to include 3 1 2 acres of land with store and dwelling buildings. Property lies in Frederick County Maryland near Smithburg and Mechanicstown roads on Main Street Wolfsville. Assignee Joseph A Williamson Mortgagor Eleanor W Williamson. Terms cash.
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Jacob D. Wolf
Frederick Connate
Wolfpville
Frederick
Smithburg
Mechanicstaen
Wolfsville
Atoctin
Frederick County
Maryland
Jacob. Welf
Becker
Samuel Holter
Jason D. Wolf
Frederick Condy
Momizein
Wolfville
Catron
Merryland
Spruce Row
Jel W. Forrest
Evers
Joseph
Williamson
Eleaxor
Frightful Railroad Crash Near Tallmadge Ohio
A Niagara bound passenger train collided with a freight near Tallmadge Ohio at high speed killing several aboard and injuring many. Engineers firemen and passengers died as flames followed the wreck. a flagman on the freight misread signals. Local reports list multiple deaths and injuries with rescue efforts underway.
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Rittman
Grand Army
Kent
Tall
Telimauige
Thos
Huntington
Walters
Brekeman Brashfort
Express Mesenger
Tallmadge
Leritsburg
Eclipse of the Moon Next Thursday Visible Globally
A lunar eclipse will shadow the Moon for about six hours with three hours of full obscuration. It will be visible across the United States Europe Africa and from Atlantic and Pacific oceans. Photographers may capture the event with improved photographic plates.
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New York
Jan L
Luna
United Siates
Europe
Afcica
America
Atlantic
Pacific
Jan
Didicutt
Fate Vean
Gould Widow Laid To Rest In Woodlawn Mausoleum
New York reports arrive of Mrs Alra Jay Gould's death after four months of illness. Jay Gould and family witnessed her final hours as doctors failed to help. burial planned at Woodlawn cemetery with Rev. Dr. Pexton officiating. The Gould mausoleum, a Grecian granite tomb, rises twenty feet high on a circular mound with bronze doors and stained glass, costing about $90,000.
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New York
Alra Jay Gould
Jay Gould
George J. Gould
Edith Ey Bgdon
Edwin
Helen
Howerd
Anna Gould
Frank
Woodlawn
Pexton
West Presbyterian Church
Lown_svenue
Woodlawn Cemetery
Gould
Romantic elopement tale shadows a New York broker family
Montreal reporters chase a dramatic romance about a handsome brunette Jennie Stuart aged around twenty who fled New York with a coachman named Thomas Johnsen. They travel to Montreal with money and jewelry, while banks and brokers named Stuart deny any daughter. The tale hints at parental scandal and unknown fate as police monitor the hotel crowd on St Henry Street.
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Montreal
St Henry Street
Bhallsims
Newe York
Jeonh
Stuart
Nofiporezhan
Jennie Igaya
Coathman
Thoms
Johnsen
Girs
New York
Thomas
Aly i
Ulien
Mooney
Bate
Stuarts
Jennie
Elopament
Brst
Amster dam skating clash ends in close finish
The fourth open air one mile race at Amsterdam Sunday featured Joni F. Donaghue of the American team and A. Von Patschin of Russia. Patschin won by a narrow margin, both men beating the course record. Donaghue later defeated Patschin in a two mile race while Patschin had earlier beaten Donaghue twice in one mile. William O Connor challenged Searle for world champion status with a California or London venue and a £5 000 stake. Kilrein and Mitchell completed their sparring tour in New York and plan to meet Bulivan, expressing confidence in future bouts.
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Joni F. Donaghue
A. von Patschin
Amsterdam
Panschin
Pansehin
Donoghue
Rasvian
Nerrrow
William O'Connor
United States
Searle
Australia
California
London
Englyn
Mr. O'Connor
George Les
Toronto
Geliforni
Shoul Bearie
America
O'Connor
Kilrein
Mitchell
New-York
Rnnday
Mr. Strand
Third Avenue
One Hundred
Trenty-eighth Street
Bjulain
Bulivan
Piers
Eviction Follows Salvation Army Pursuit in Bridgeport
John Mattern, evicted from Golder Bill rooms after a chase involving sisters of the Salvation Army, followed a new recruit to the barracks and pursued her through streets and over a bridge. He hurled threats, dropped a tambourine, and claimed to be at peace with God while police warned of danger.
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Bridgeport
Banoerfort
Corn
John Mat Fern
Golder Bill
Sisters
Salvation Army
Mattern
Alattarn
Army
Salvation Barracks
Olf Touma
East Main Street
New Lowes Bridge
Wocuuplied
Omer
Electoral College Delivers Indiana and Pennsylvania Votes
The Indiana electoral college declared all thirty of its votes for Benjamin Harrison with Levi Morton chosen as vice presidential candidate. In Pennsylvania the college voted for Harrison and Morton. James Dolua presided at Harrisburg, with messengers appointed to carry the results to Washington. Other items note German Landtag opening and U.S. senate activity on election vote counting.
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Athany
Jan
Ender
Senate
Secretary of State
Secare
Lake Rev
Bill Cook
Wilson
S&t. Stranahan
Willan
H. Saward
David F. Porter
Oolley
Levi P. Morton
New York
J. T. Stearnes
Washington
John 8. Koster
Utica
Fort Orange Club
Bosvos
Massachusetts Bicetorel College
Mot
Cakt
Vbte
Benjamin Harrison
Lavi P. Morton
Amit
Boston
Hannisoune
Pennsylvania
Capitol
Thomas Dolua
Congress
Fiagsta
Ariz
Hoar
House of Representatives
Alison
Randall
Coffers dies in Connecticut prison without confession
Peter Coffees, convicted of the murder of Charles E Way, died at Wethersfield State Prison in Connecticut after over six years of life sentence. He had long been despondent and repeatedly offered to confess but never did, citing illness and a lingering cough.
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Boyd
Peter Coffee
Charles E Way
Connecticut
Wethersfield
Coffes
Warder Chamberlain
Stony Creek
Thewanton
Coffer
Wayfale
Mason
Charles L Way
Shore Line
Way
Genevieve’ Goddard
Colorado Springs
Pardon petition filed for John Murray in Maryland prison case
Maryland penitentiary officials unite to seek a pardon for John Murray who was convicted of a serious second degree offense. His term nears completion and a formal pardon would restore his citizenship, amid ongoing appeals and public interest.
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Maryland
John Murray
California
Dmqua Mountains
Cimarron
Iuvalic
Kan
Henry Christ
Eva Berko
New Hyde Park
Ni Y
Lan
EL. Avery
Sith Avenue
New York
Mary Garrett
Baltimore
Ryan Mawr Colegs
Buffalo
Scotland Yard
London Times
Parnell
Powderly
Eman Lawis
Navional
Trade Assembly
Byrd
Chickasaw Pstlog
Vilas
Sontts
Harp
Red Banks
N.C
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Ravorshe
N. Etchison & Son
Sea Ex
Ian
Will
Es. i. de Pos, —Traee
East
Patrick Street
North End
Heges Bros
West Fourth Street
John Grofipr
Grou
Fayette Street
North Charles Street
Saratoge
Dental
Mer ‘Oeleve
Sare
Rees
B.F. Brown.& Son
Patrick
Wester
Totel
Alsert
FFMAN
Zele Ees
Cor Market
Ith Stet Market
South St
W. JE. Delapiaine
Ederick, MD
Corras
Aption
Jens
Ty Benet
Siac
Igtsgevaare
Ohio
Corbin
Fhilapelpsia
Reading Railroad
York
North
Mate Gould
Carleton
Quizxstows
Inmanine
Berlin
New Fork
Miss Gale
St Paul
St. Pac
Minn
Michazel Hochmer
Joe Netzberger
Hochyimer
John Srevington
John A. Brevington
Stmissant
St. Fen's Episopal Church
Church of the Good Shepherd
Wareham
St John’s Church
Sandwich
Assixtans
St Peter's
Imea
Eieraton
Mouy
William
Bostley
Walter AL Wood -Mosing Machine Works
Ahern
Jansen
Alice Degen
Carl Waters
Chicago
Allegheny City
Woodly
Rives
Mess
Weavers’ Protective Association
Suazis
Trieste
Abyssinia
Taly
Red See
Littorak
Francaici
Obock
Arcata
Julius Waille
Mercer Street
Wee
Fost Waine
Jerry Shoat
William Gobeke
Paris
M Rochefort
Lilatrazsizesat
ML Lissageray
la Bataille
Mo Lissegaray i-Lisegaray Dangerously
McGill Parsersoy, Jr
Alexander T. McGill
Lil D
Pricatom College
Jennie Stuart
Eloper
Canada
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Fan
Postal
Sil
Pierson
Rahway
Plainfield
Gang Notw
Fire’ Department
Borrao
Matt Endies
Erie County
Albany
la Hiapr
Gittings
Homs Company
Phenix
Brooklyn
Methodist Provextant Episcopal Northllinois Conference
Storting Notes
Salvationists
Benjamiinn E Harrison
Levi Po Morten
Landtag
Breit
Germany
Posen
Hovey
Bis Chaz
Charles H. French
Neponset National Bank of
Canton
Stench & Ward
West _Broughton
Hia
Defenesleas
Famiin
Howard
Cas Arleston
W. Va
Jon
Cincinnati
Hatfield-McCoy
Can
Logan House
Hatfield
Dakota
St. Paul
G. W.handly
North Dakota
Walsh County
Perk -River
Gratton
Devil's ‘Lake
Newspapr
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