Farm and property sales listed in Frederick ads
Real estate and farm for sale in Howard County and near Frederick. Listings include 2235 acres with 200 cleared, a 100-acre short description, a 60-acre land parcel on the New Des/Essienger turnpike, and several houses and country properties. Agents advertise mortgage stocks, insurance, and stationary goods alongside property offerings, urging quick sale and favorable terms.
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Storual Insurance
Frederick
C. E Schindler
Howard county
Wm. F. Sechrist
Essienger ‘Creek
Carroll
ataad farm
price &c
Perry
J. Calvin Crome
any Grove
Frederick and
Ammiteburg
Pennsylvania wi
forest pass
Hope for Coughlin granted new trial by Illinois Supreme Court
Daniel Coughlin, sole survivor of the Cronin murder trio, likely to be freed after the Illinois Supreme Court set aside his conviction for conspiracy to murder and remanded for a new trial. Juror issues cited. two jurors found prejudiced, others dead or acquitted. Defense counsel laments unpaid fees. Coughlin remains hopeful of acquittal as public opinion cooled.
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Supreme Court of Illinois
Ottawa
Daniel Coughlin
Patrick E. Cronin
state supreme court
Coughlin
Patrick Dinan
Cronin
Coughin
John F. Beggs
Patrick O'Sullivan
Martin Burke
Kunz
Congalin
Bontecou
Clark
E. J. Bontecou
Benjamin F. Clark
Jarret
Jas
aequitta
Dr. Cronin
Frozen Feet and Potomac Ice Report
Druggists report rising prescriptions for frozen feet as two shillings nine pence remedies are urged. The piece urges thick rubbered shoes for comfort and notes front line morale on the Potomac with ice eight inches to two feet thick. Gorges at Maryland Point Indian Head and near Washington threaten navigation and the Long Bridge. Tugs are urged to break ice at thaw, merchants support the plan and sailors are sympathetic.
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Potomac
Potomac river
the
Washington Star
Piney Point
Maryland Point
Indian Head
Washington tesch
Hatton’s
Hunter's points
Washington
Long bridge
Sixth Annual Banquet of Young Men's Catholic Union
The Young Men's Catholic Union held its sixth annual banquet last night at G. E. Haber's dining parlor. The menu featured seafood delicacies. President F. W. Staub gave the welcome speech and Mr. John Wilson recited an ode. Prizes were awarded to Charles Diffendil, Geo J. Olson, James E. Doll, Thomas E. Bennett, Joseph McDevitt, and others.
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Young Men's Catholic Union
Young Men’s Catholic Union
G. E. Haber
F.W. Staub
John Wilson
Mesers
Charles Diffendil
Geo. J.lson
James E. Doll
Thomas E. Bennett
Joseph McDevitt
Road Supervisors Qualified Before Clerk Yesterday
Qualified road supervisors were listed by district with names including Edward Michels in District No 1 and Ipenph A Gernand along with a group of others such as Bentail Freak Knott Charles B Richola Daniel F Roddy Rosa E Bolen George H Busaard and more.
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Jordan
Edward Michels
Ipenph A. Gernand
i oenee BACs
ower
J- rz
Bentail
Freak Knott
Charles B. Richola
Daniel F. Roddy
Rosa E. Bolen
George H. Busaard
Brussels Unemployed Rioters Loot Bakeries Fight Police
About eight hundred unemployed gathered near Place de la Constitution in Brussels. Anarchist speakers urged action against capitalists, rioters looted bakeries, and clashes with police ensued as gendarmes fought to disperse the mob and stop bread thefts amid scattered reinforcements.
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Baceskis
Jan. W
Place de las Constitution
bowline
Nephew of Senator George Dies by Own Action in Carrollton
Carrollton Miss Jan 20 Robert George, nephew of United States Senator J T George, died by poisoning after a failed ax assault on Captain W B P Prince, a leading planter. George, in love with Prince's daughter, faced disinheritance and drafted large drafts in her name. He was captured at his brother in law Hnebuck Lake's home and died en route to Carrollton after consuming poison. An investigation led to his arrest.
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George ‘Fries
CARROLLTON
Miss
Robert George
United States
J.T. George
Irtabena
Young George
W. B P. Prince
George
Miss Prince
Captain Prince
New Orleans
Carrollton bank
Prince
Pans
Comte d'Hanssonvife
Comte de Paris
Keystone Lawmakers Fight Over Prohibition Party Names
In the legislature a measure aims to place Prohibition and People’s Party candidates on election ballots. Senate debate on a Reading railroad deal ends with referral to the committee on corporations. House introduces over two hundred bills including reforms on rail charges child labor and education.
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Harniscone
senate
Haker
Delaware
Reading railroad
committee on
corporations
Markley
Bannon
McCreary
New England
Neeb
house
Erie equity
board of
Ritter
Lycoming
Baker balliot
Infant Hero Dies After Mother Burned In Benzine Fire
In Philadelphia at Gabinemann hospital a 5 year old boy dies from burns while trying to save his mother Elisabeth Coates who was lig hged by a damp benzine skirt near a kitchen range. Mrs. Coates died from injuries and her mother Mrs Exema Clymer was also badly burned as the blaze spread through the room.
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Burns
PHILADELPHIA
Gabnemann hospital
William Cautes
Fairmount avenue
Elizabeth
THE KANSAS MUDDLE PUSHES POPULISTS TO CONTROL HOUSE
A Kansas roundup reports Republican lawmakers fail to gain a majority for state printer, prompting Populists to unseat and seat members in Jackson and Reno counties. The move aims to secure a Populist majority on joint ballot. broader tactics threaten Democratic influence.
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House
Teresa
Kan
Jan
Crane
Republican house
Kline
Jackson county
Shellenbarger
Reno county
Dix
Mitchell
Holton
Rene
Dickerson
senate
Monarchist program urged as France faces crisis
The Comte d'Hanssonville leader of the Monarchist Party outlines a French program to prepare for the Prince of Orleans. He warns of social upheaval and calls for a league to defend public integrity while awaiting elections. Monarchists would lead public opinion and organize to support law and order.
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Comte d’Hanssonville
Monarchist
Prince of Orleans
France
calmericil
Prince of
Orleans
Anti-Option Bill Moves in Senate as Filibuster Rises
A fragmented Senate debate on the anti-option bill continued from 2 pm to adjournment with no action on the bill or George amendment. Washburn signaled plans to push for a final vote today while Peffer supported a single presidential term. In the House, filibustering dominated proceedings led by Kilgore of Texas, blocking a monument to prison-ship martyrs and a revenue cutter bill.
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SENATE
HOUSE
McGarrahan
Mr. George
Washburn
sesson
sesson today until a final vote is reached. Mr. Peffer
Ken
judiciary committee
Wolcutt
Cole
Kilgore
Texas
Mississippi river
New Orleans
Philadelphia Mareats Closing Quotations at Stock and Produce Exchanges
Closing quotations from Philadelphia markets show a quiet stock market with odd lots for Pennsylvania gold at 4 3 4, and bids near 5 8 3 at close. Prices for Reading variations, Lehigh Valley, and Pittsburgh trades mix with wheat, corn, oats, and rye movements, while provisions stay steady and eggs weaken.
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PRicanetrain
Pennsylvania
Lehigh Valley
N. Pacific
sS H&antTonm
Pennsylvania roller
Tigo
Sitia
Fife
Fentusry
ereer
Barzmans
Butte
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A.C. LORENTZ
GESAT SEWING MACHINE AGENCY
STATIGNEEY STORE
W. Patrick Street
csoldkew
Frederick, M
W.L PARSONS
BVive Parsons
Daniel T. Lakin
Foint of Rocks
Cail
amy offee
J.T. Lakin
Ezra Brengle
Baltimore pike
Zyederick
Bae wroperty
Kirchen
Schofield
Magruder
Justice Schofield
Glark
Curcaco
Forrest
Eron and Steel Industries
weel
uancaster
George Diet tearly
Edward Keener
Joho Fry
sonrt
Ballamore
Brown
Messrs
Hosmer and
Bouse
Marion County
Ind
Indiana
Arkansas
HELexa
Ark
Nathan Ramey
Ramsey
Prince Mallory
Mallory
D. H. McKean
THE NEWS
BRUSSELS
Waslixetos
Chinese foreign office
Yang Yu
Wako
Toronto
ing
united action
Canada
Laurier and Cartwright
Goldwin Smith
CHISFIELD
Thomas
offter Laty
Brier Island
Thomas ‘Abbott
Rome
Signor Taulongo
Signor Lazzaroni
Banco Romano
Signor Tanlonge
FLamRiserne
Hensel
People’s Mutual Accident Insurance company
Pittsburg
DovER
Del
general assembly
Judiciary
Comegys
Houston
Halford
Wasuixe
Ouxyseta
Wash
Alien
Turner
Griggs
Leats
Gines
Premssoee
KEYSTONE LAWMAKERS
Eltter
Bytoming
Prohibition
People’s Party
New Jersey Building Association
TrestTos
Building and Loan Association League of New Jersey
state house
Armstrong
Camden
league
DeWitt Van Baskirk
Baronne
J. B. Hawkins
Pemberton
John Duffield
George Forman
Newark
W. E. Livermore
Woodbury
Milwaukee avenue
Mary Sidlers
MecCaffrey’s
Loxrey
M. Davelle
M. Waddington
Lord Roseberry
Egypt
Great Britain
Bathmory
Easton
John Crosby
WILMixneTo
Young Men's Christian association
West Virginia
District of Columbia
St. Paul’s Methodist Episcopal church
Grecien
ATHENS
Greece
Kajsh
Kansas City
Rajah
lemon Bros
Argentine
Reap
Sherif Thompson
Bark
Joseph L Thompson
Atlantic Highlands
Globe Hotel
New Jersey
KANSAS
Lilly
Edness
Maccu Cuuxse
Wiliam Lilly
Manch Chunk
Milan
Natalie
BELGRADE
Servia
Biarritz
sdvices
Arcesona
Thames
TONEWANNOCEH
Rosenweig
Blank
Marks
Harris
Blanc
Masons
New Hayes
Conc
Connecticu Grand Lodge
A. M
R. W. Maples
Norwalk Hour
grand master
Grand lodge
fire insurance patrol
LASCASTER
Burrell Goodman
Morgantown
Abbott
Wasavietos
Germany
Phelps
Cleveland
INDIANAPOLIS
house of representatives
G. a. RK
couner
BM. Ballut
Paris
chamber of deputies
M. Casimir-Perekr
M. Bathut
Panama
Wisconsin
Mapisoy
Wis
Knight
Brags
Bragg
M. Goblet
Gideon
Rasa
N.C
S. Otho Witnon
Farmers’ Alliance
Wake county
Prestox
Werts
Barker Gummete, Jr
Mercer
Willard W. Cutler
the pleas
Morris county
Abram ' 'J. Huff
Somerset county
Tums A. Harring
Bergen
George Pierson
David 5. Creser
Monmouth county
Hawaii
Hoxorate
lotters company
Honolulu
PostoMice Hobbers
Jacobrei
H. Minn
Jan. S
Snudge RR
Nelson
Ab Xuk
Chicago
of the Nations Editorial association
Banca Romana
John HaMockE
Susquehanna river
Harry Boesch
Stuart Robson
St. Paul
Loxton
Arthur Bisch
Hove
Brighton
dreas
Black
McLeod isa
PamaneLpura
McLeod
New York
Boston
Sr. Jouss
N. B
Peters
Dr. Randall
C.B. Walton
Nova Scotia
JERSEY City
Pennsylvania railroad
Hackensack river
neo GEE son
ELKRAant
S. Hein- Inger
Evangelical Association
Briggs
provocuting committee
Sauld Alexander
presbytery
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