Real estate ads flood Frederick area interwar sale listings
Numerous properties offered for sale near Frederick Maryland. Listings include 225 acre Howard county farm with 200 acres cleared, 109 acre Carroll's Manor farm with new buildings, a two story brick house on North Mercer Street, 50 acre Hannony Gore country estate, 204 acre B&O railroad tract near Point of Rocks, and a 16 acre Baltimore Pike home by the fairgrounds. Also advertised are a 109 acre design road farm, stock broker services, and several stationary and sewing supply notices. Prices and terms available at local offices.
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Mutual Insursacre
Frederick
Mra
Schindler
Howard county
Ioffer
Wm. F. Sechrist
New Design road
Batlenger Creek
Carroll's Manor
Ir price
Emmitsburg
zimy
Daniel T. Latin
Point of Rocks
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J.T Lakin
Ezra Brengie
Baltimore pike
Frederick County
Notable Local Happenings and Legal Notes
News of the State reports Thomas Melvin of Caroline county died. Oysters suspend trade in Crisfield triggers broader market slowdown. Hyattsville single tax case argued in Court of Appeals. Governor’s tax convention members to be appointed by February. Allegany county commissioners plan courthouse rebuilding. governor names justices of the peace. Several people frozen to death in Wicomico. many oystermen presumed lost at sea. Sparring match reported between Chas Wallace and Edward Baumgardner under Queensberry rules. Wallace wins 9 to 4 after Baumgardner bleeds. Henry App white is jailed for 10 days on charge of drunkenness.
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Thomas Melvin
Caroline county
Crisford
Foxe’s Island
Cambridge
Upper Marlboro
Washington
Allegany county
court house
Archers
Chas, Wallace
Edward Baumgardner
Queensberry
sliace
Baumgardner
Wallace
Death of Rutherford B. Hayes at his Fremont Home
Ex President Rutherford B. Hayes died last night at 11 after a sudden decline. He had suffered heart trouble two weeks earlier and was under care of Dr. Hilbert. Webb C. Hayes and daughter Fanny were with him at the end. Hayes was born in Delaware, Ohio on October 4 and rose to prominence after graduation from Kenyon, later serving as President from 1877 to 1881.
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RUTHERFORD B. HAYES
eral
Webb C. Hayes
Hayes
Cleveland II
Hilbert
Fanny
ES-PRESIDENT
White House
Rutherford B Haves
New York city
Peabody frond
Fremont
United States
Delaware
hovor
Kenyon college
Ohio
Harvard law school
Texas
Cincinnati
Cincinnsi
Wea
Lacy Ware Webb
James Webb
Chil- Heathe
metality
GEORGE T. Werts
Abbott
Governor Werts
Beasley
Preyer
John Dixon
Trenton
Werts
Abbett
Abberée
Senate
Adrain
Mr. Werts
CuicsGo
Calumet club
Twentieth and
Michigan avenue
Bre
Kittie McCall
R. RB. Redfield
Hayes's Civil War Valor and Later Presidency
The narrative traces Rutherford B. Hayes from his modest early practice in Cincinnati to his Civil War service winning renown at Winchester and Fishers Hill, through congressional terms, a turbulent governor’s career, and final ascent to the presidency amid postwar economic recovery. It notes his marriage, eight children, and his wife’s wartime charity and temperance advocacy, plus his post-presidential life at Spiegel Grove and his benevolent privacy. The piece also mentions the death of artist Joseph Hitchins.
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White House
Europe
Viperina
dirst
Prei
dttes Wotonsfay
Liewer Mattieus
Wiliaw AteRimtey, Jr
diayes
Columbus
Dennison
George B. McClellan
Hayes
West Virginia
South Mountain
Cloyd mountain
Winchester
Fishers Hill
Cedar Creek
congress
Cincinnati
carvass
Ohio
Alien G. Thurman
Judge Thurman
United States senate
Hares
Fremont, O
Silas Birchard
United States
James K. Pok
Providence
John Sherman
Bayes
Fremont
Mrs. Hayes
Mr. Hayes
Spiegel Grove
Fanny Hayes
Werts Wins Jersey Governorship and Court Pick
Jersey elect George T. Werts takes oath as governor in Trenton at Taylor Opera House, pledging prudent economical administration and anti monopoly stance. He elevates Job H. Lippincott to the Supreme Court, with Hudson county figures set for county posts. a Greensboro teacher Eliza McDonald is found killed on a Cape Fear and Yadkin Valley train track.
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Lippincott
Wacant Supreme Court
TRENTON
George T. Werts
Taylor's Opera house
NEW JERSEY
commonwealth
State House
Werts
Job H. Lippincott
Hudson county
supreme court
Robert 5
Eliza McDonald
State Female college
Greensboro
Cape Fear
Yadkin Valley
Insanity to Man: Oyster Dredgers Brutalized by Chesapeake Captains
Reports from Easton Maryland describe 46 additional dredgers jailed for seeking food and shelter after brutal treatment by Chesapeake Bay captains. Accounts include a Paris native on the Escort of Accomac County who endured beatings, starvation, and exploitation, with others dragged from Tilghman Island in severe condition.
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Chesapeake Bay
Easton
Baltimore
tidewater
Paris
Gnapcock
accomac county
New York city
Tilghman’s Island
James Croby
Tilghman
pusony
Senate Debates End Without Action on McGarraghan Bill
In Wasuixetox on January 18 the anti option bill dominated senate business but failed to reach a vote after hours of debate. The McGarraghan measure suffered a defeat, lacking the necessary two thirds. The house session yielded little beyond routine committee work and minor legislation, including a passenger on the high seas offense law.
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McGarrihan
Wasuixetox
senate
Hoar
West
Platt
McGarraghan
committee on finance
house
high seas
court of appeals
District of Columbia
Kantav
A. Ran
Senator Quay Wins in Philadelphia Caucus Ballot
In Harmesoyo on January 18 the Republican caucus for a United States senator nominated Quay over Dalzell with 46 to 17 votes amid active Philadelphia political presence. The house later formalized Quay’s nomination with a vote of 66 to 20 and scattered support for others. Numerous state and national figures are noted in the day’s proceedings.
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Harmesoyo
house
United States
Philadelphia
George Handy Smith
General Niles
Toyo
Senator Quay
Corton
Allegheny
John Daleell
Stewart
George W. Childs
Senator McCreary
Erie
Colonel Quay
Ritter
Dalzell
Quay
John B. Hobinson
John Cexson
Gobin
Finni
Baker
Delaware
carreth
bellor
Ross
Dalzel
W. B. Huerity
Lennon
Lehigh
Britain to Firmly Deal With Egyptian Khedive
A hurried cabinet council in Britain decided that the khedive of Egypt must be firmly dealt with after he reshaped his ministry without British consent. The plan is to dismiss the new cabinet and replace it with pro-British ministers, with London ready to act and Cairo awaiting guidance. The British representative there withholds recognition of the new ministers, while Egypt’s own stance remains unchanged. Further developments are anticipated.
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Britain
Egypt
Cairo
rach
Great Britain
Hussia pnd
France
Tragic Railway Fire Kills Forty Nine in Russia
A train carrying recruits caught fire between Siatask and Samara after its engine failed to stop. Forty nine men died and twenty were badly burned as carriages burned. some escaped into snow banks. An official inquiry will determine causes amid blame on possible shirking in the forward car.
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Russia
St. Perensne og
siatask
Samara
Siatusk
vies
Philadelphia Markets Closing Quotations From Exchange Data
The Philadelphia markets report shows closing quotes across stock and produce exchanges. Detailed figures include readings for Lehigh Valley Reading Reading Reading and various grain, wheat, corn, rye, and oats prices with bid and ask ranges, along with pork and livestock notes and floor state.
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PHILADELPHIA
Stock and Produce Exchanges
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sega wister
Minnesot
cisar
Zéc
sige
Sigfe
hye
New York
Penneybams
Skiile
western
Hite
Batzmess
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Davis
LORENTZ GREAT SEWING MACHINE AGENCY
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W. Patrick Street
tepldawhy
Frederick, Ma
W.L PARSONS
W. PR. Parsons
THE NEWS
NEWS OF THE STATE
everal
Wicomico county
Crank
Henry
App, white
Justice Eckstein
Poursu
Cab
Joseph Hitchins
paralysia
Colorado
JERSEY
MANS
William Merchant
Queen Anne county
Schuylkill
READING
Schuylkill valley
Butler
Boston
sara
Daniel Webster
NENANCE
Rosenweig
Blank
Rosenweig hids
mi Marks
Louisiana Lottery
TEGECIGALPA
Louisiana State lottery
republic of Honduras
INDIANAPOLIS
Tan
John KR. McFee
Norton & McFee
justice
Norton
McFee
Omaza
Chicago, Burlington and Quincy
Villasco
David Woods
Elmerso
Bown
Heoxun
Sante Fa
Dex Momes river
Matthew Stanley Quay
CALIFORNIA
Camden
Kenna
Murphy
Hiscock
Senaator Kenna
AUGUSTA Me
Hale
Seawall
NAshville
Tenn
William B. Bate
States senate
ALBANY
Edward Murphy, Jr
Frank Hiscock
Whitelaw Reid
Sacrosiesto
Cal
Stephen W. White
Indiana
Turple
Laxsixe
Mich
Stockbridge
Campau
Belden
St. Paul
Yotes
CHARLESTON
W.Va
C.J. Funlkner
Johnson N. Camden
JEFFERSON CITY
Francis Marion Cockrell
Chauncey L Filles
St. Louis
HELENA
Mont
Bray and
Aatthews
Dixon
Sanders
Clark
Collins
trepaired
Obyura
Wash
John B. Allen
Allen
Turner
Gongs
Leats
Paddock
Majors
Thurston
Powers
McKeighan
Uind
Pointer
U'ries
dan
Easton yeaterday
John O'Brien
Nazareth
sad
Joan McGraer
O'Brien
McGraw
Livingstone Lavingstone
J. Johnson Beans
Eastern
Avery Carpenter
Yerkes
James Forster
Dexvar, Cole
Joseph Maria
St. Joseph's hospital
O’Connor
N.Y
Losnox
West Africa
thea
ENGLAND AND
Star
Bryan
Saar
Graves
DENVER
Colo. Jap
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Thatcher Graves
Josephine A. Barnaby
aq_ freeman
cass
Behweiler
Wasitta
ros
Howard J.Schneider
Work Hlazieros
Michael Sohiskey
Pleasant UHL
John Sheva
Honeybrook
Sheva
SCRANTON
Cassie Williams
Ulster Hall
Belfast
Ireland
Marquis of Londonderry
Porospuiinis
Jan
Pennsiaia
Lehigh Valley
Lehigh Valery
Seay
WN & Pa Tg
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