Abundance Low Prices In Frederick Stationery and Real Estate Ads
Local ads promote LORENTZ AG Great Sewing Machine and Stationery at 6 W. Patrick Street Frederick MD. PARSONS Real Estate Agent buys sells stocks and mortgages on commission at Mutual Insurance Building. For sale Howard County farm 225 acres with 200 cleared, call office. Another farm near B&O Railroad offered near $4000. Ezra Brennage home on Baltimore Pike with 10 acres, 17 rooms, brick house, stables and fruit, inquiry at office.
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AG LORENTZ
GREAT SEWING MACHINE AGENCY
IO STATIONERY STORE
W. Patrick Street
Frederick, Md
Mutual Insurance
Frederick
Mra. C
bette
Wm. F. Sechrist
New Design
Ballenger Creek
Carroll's Manor
price
Mr. Sechrist
Boffer
Edward Perry
North Market streat
Aps
bel Vanfossen
beck
Perry
Ioffer
J. Calvin Cronise
Besacay’s Grove
Frederick and
Emmittsborg
falco
Lakin
Ezra Brenagie
Baltimore pike
Frederick County
Brederick
Monster Wave Rips Carriages and Halts Harbor Trade
A terrific storm since yesterday toppled tiles and chimneys, sank boats, and wrecked ships off the harbor. Four tram cars derailed, trees felled, and fifty injured as a monster sea raged through streets flooding the waterfront near Point San Andrea. A Greek steamship and Italian bark were driven ashore or wrecked. four crew perished. In Taranto, prisoners were marched to a crowded court for Mia Vita crimes as a Church venue will host the trial. In Washington, officials discussed the Bering Sea case with arbritators to be decided in Paris. Decatur suffers a coal famine with residents burning oske…
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Veresus
Janiv
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fee
Point Ss.andrea
Courchase Criminal Court
Rowe
Mia ‘Vita cominals
Taranto
Alleged Poisoners Trial Opens Amid Dempsey Testimony
Judge Stower's court resumes as Dempsey case draws a throng. Witnesses Nebith, Johnston, Rogers, and Franck recount details of alleged poisoning at Homestead mills. Dempsey admits involvement with Beatty and Gallagher but claims no money was paid. District Attorney Burleigh defends integrity, pledging no biased testimony. General Butler buried with full honors in Lowell. Kentucky man shoots father after dispute over a dog. Governor Brown praised for commuting four murder sentences. Stabbed wife in Pristoe. Boxing match set with hefty purses in Carcaco. Ex-President Hayes reportedly ill with heart ailment.
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Dempsey
J. O. Ne
Davidson
Beatty
Knight
Labor hall
Carnegie mills
mall
Gallagher
Mr. Marshall
Robert Beatty
J. Davidson
Gallacher
lass
Knights of Labor
Third avenue
Homestead
George W. Crail
Penn Avenue
Barleigh
Kaiss
Baltimore
Cooper
Porter
Burleigh
Mr. Burleigh
Senators Hurl Amendments In State and National Debates
The senate debated the McGarregan bill and a one term constitutional amendment amid speeches by Morrell Pfeffer and Call Pla. The Arkansas swamp land claims resolution failed, while a rules suspension for an election by popular vote for U S senators passed. Cardinal jostling and criminal cases occupied other columns with queries on rough methods and resignations.
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senate
Morrell i VI
McGarregan
Pfeffer
Call
Vilas
Wis
Daniel
Washburshep
Arkansas
United States
Four Story Brick Building Collapse Kills Three in Philadelphia
A lamp explosion in a Nixon Brothers paper warehouse at 517 Commerce Street caused the four story building to collapse. Three men, McKenna Wallace and Marker, were killed. Gales injured but survived. The others on the scene escaped as debris trapped workers and the fire brigade contained the blaze. The loss runs about 30,000 dollars. the structure is a total ruin awaiting rebuilding.
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PHILADELPHIA
Commerce street
Nixon Brothers’ Paper company
reina
John McKenna
Joseph Wallace
Albert W. Marker
Albert Gales
W. H. Nixon
Samuel Boyles
C. &. Forsythe
Wilkinson automatic svoker
Gales
McKenna
Wallace
Marker
McKenns
B&Window
Siemen
Nixon
Blaine Death Rumors Sharpen Public Curiosity
In Wasuametos January 17 report on Mr. Blaine a physician team keeps his illnessprivate despite public interest. Doctors refuse to disclose the exact organic disease while noting seven to eight weeks of bed rest and recurrent sinking spells. One doctor hints a prior bulletin was suppressed and the health office certificate may soon reveal the truth.
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BLAINE
Wasuametos
France Expels Four Nihilists After Interpellation
Paris reports show Socialist deputy M Lavy questioned the expulsion of four nihilists on January 13 at the request of Baron Mohrenheim. Ribot defended the action citing a bomb factory find and警 vigilant policing. Jourde warned against despotism amid uproar over the motion to allow debate.
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M. Lavy
Seine
France
Baron Mohrenheim
M. Ribot
Antoine Jourde
Gironde
Aix
Jourde
New Jersey Senator Nomination in Democratic Caucus
Tarxtoy Jan 14 The Democratic caucus in Trenton nominates Ames Smith Jr of Essex as United States senator amid Abbott withdrawal and praise for Smith. Smith, Newark native and leather firm member, rises from councilman to mayor candidate before later declines. Governors and state leaders applaud the unanimous nomination.
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United States
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flace
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Democratic Party
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Exsex
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hig charitie
Wiliam J. Sewell
Camden
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