Local Real Estate and Livestock Sales Announced in Daily News Ads
A stream of notices lists multiple upcoming auctions and sales across WoiGville venues. Joseph A Williea Gon assignee of mortgages sells real estate. Chase Fout and J Wm Birely represent Steiner heirs at City Hotel. Harvey Lessee auctions a farm for John F E Best. Chas B Four and Chas Houghton schedule livestock and dairy fixtures sales. various executors and heirs authorize auctions of real estate, farming implements, and live stock in February and March with references to Daily News Weekly News and Bills adverts.
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Lpm
Joseph A Willieagon
WoiGville
Chase
City Hotel
J. Wm Birely
Steiner Heirs
Adyin Daily
Harvey Lessee
City
John FE Best
Mortgegee
Lave
Broner
Chas
Houghton Livestock
Daily News
Bready
John McDevitt
Frederick & Catoctin
Jxcoo
Eline
Ady
Comelius O Brashear
Chas B Feut
T Frank Sheamens
Adv
Daily
Jobo Biehl
Public Sale of Frederick County Real Estate by Assignee
Public sale conducted by the assignee of Eleanor W Williamson and Jacob D Wolf Jr. to liquidate a mortgage on 232 2 acres in Wolfsville near Spruce Run. The two story weathered building includes a fireproof second story and stone outbuildings. located in Catoctin District about 14 miles northeast of Wolfville. Sold for cash with terms stated in the notice.
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Wolfville
Frederick Marsland
Smithburg
Mechanicsiox
Wolfsville
Catoctin
Frederik Conatr
Mareland
Lowing
Jacob Wilf Jr
Mrs
Hecker
Samuel Holtz
Lebers C. Mi
Frederick County
Caicotin
Maryland
Spruce Run Row
Danie
Forrest
Jacob D Wolf
Josep A. Williamson
Eleanor W. Williamson
Mort Gaces
Germans Attack Samoa as American Citizens Are Targeted
Despatch from Apia reports a severe Samoa crisis with German warships burning American houses and seizing citizens. The Adler bombarded Matafagatele, shells and gunboat actions killed and wounded, while U.S. Consul Blacklock protests German conduct and safeguards for Americans and property.
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San Francisco
Samoa
Agis
Sys
Matuafa
United States
Apis Harbor
Hoat
Leutenant
Mistaafa
Boheng
Lautoanex
Amassese
Tomassese
Apis
Wmericays
George Scanlan
Apia
Morris Snyder
Patve
Mataafa
Blacklock
Olga
Tamasese
Matafaget le
Matania
Mamese
Adler
API
Shin Nipse
Coasu
Samafata
Aghtimg
Anch
Latongo
Mullan
Mullen
Apim
Corsul Anappe
Matagia
Siataafa
Oise
Matatagsiela
Blackrock St
HL Ham- Gitex
Matsingatel
Buyank Tos
Causul
Amar Isss
Cousal Blacklock
Charles Brown
Brown
Eber
Matstsgetele
Mateafa
Tamassese
Leutsanco
Matasia
Mataasia
Murder and siege in town as Berger opens fire
Reports describe a chaotic chase after boy named Cris Berger who shot at pursuing officers with two revolvers then turned the gun on himself, collapsing in a swoon. Earlier, a German raid claimed flag threats and prisoner actions while a local farmer Mary Hale was murdered, leaving a child orphaned amid a tense scene.
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San¢ Shen
Rocersrenn
Mary Hale
Normat Davis
Higa
Hale
Cris Berger
Berger
Joslyn
Churchville
West Shore
Tupger
Jolyn
Toruel
Crazy for Love Sent to Insane Asylum Over Rejected Suitor
Mrs Florines Hoffa a well educated young Philadelphia woman from a distinguished southern family was committed to an insane asylum after repeated refusals and alleged coercion by the son of a Supreme Court justice. She was arrested after wandering near his drug store and kept in his rooms overnight, with three doctors ruling her insane.
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Philadelphia
Florines Hoffa
Iunsant
Supreme Court
Williams
University of Pennsylvania
Taursier
Williams Bes
Miss Hoffer
Ku Klux
Coin Danies
New York
Douglas
Bellevas Hospital
Harrie Coffin
Palmer’s Theatre
Kyris Bellew
Cofiz
Abs
Ecomis— Sinuers of Charities and Corrections
Relic of Slatere Reveals Surprising Kinship Bond
New York January 21. Robert and Gertie Barry of South Fourth Street Williamsburg discover they are brother and sister after years of marriage and two children both dead. A change of masters during slavery separated them. a mistaken identity tied to a will led to the truth during a pursuit by a bunco man.
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New York
Jen
Robert
Gertie Barry
South Fourth Street
Marev Avenue
Williamsburg
Barry
Sik Weavers Stribe
Metropolitan
Silc
West Thirty Seventh Street
Asiike
Omnibus fight over South Dakota admission stalls progress
Alaska and senate actions fill a crowded Washington day as South Dakota delegates urge immediate statehood while opposing Springer omnibus provisions. They warn the bill delays admission, threatens school lands, and limits eminent domain, urging rejection and swift action for SD.
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South
North Dakota
South Dakota
Senate
Agnad
House
Movement For Admission
Chicago
Alaska
Swiseford
Alaska Commercial Company
Swineford
Congress
Washington
San Fresesco
Seal Island
Governor Killed in Michigan Railway Crash
Ehpool Michigan January 21 tram No 6 on the Menominee branch of the Chicago and Northwestern railway left the track and was demolished after a collision with a stump. Lieutenant Governor MacDonald of Michigan and H H B Tuttle of Cleveland were killed instantly. Several others injured including conductor Henry Armstrong. Mrs MacDonald was left prostrated by the news. A special train went to the scene.
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Cer
Michigan
Escanaba
Mich
Jan
Menominee
Chicago and Nortwestern Railway
Ehpoool
Wilism Cochran
Cochran Rothay Mill
MacDonald
Midgay
H. H B. Tuttle
Cleveland
Henry Armstrong
Iron Haver
Miss McClune
E. P. Foster
Marquette Ore Company
Iron Mountain
EL EL MacDonald
GW. West
W. B. Linsley
Placing the Blame Pittssere Coroner's Jury Rules on Building Collapse
The Pittsburg coroner's jury returns a verdict blaming C L Willey for the Wiley building collapse of January 4, 1895, citing improper tracing, lack of storm fronts, and negligent contractors. It also faults building inspector A G Frank for permitting an unpermitted addition and calls for city building law reforms to require storm fronts and braced walls on four story plus structures.
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C. L. Willey
CL. Wiley
G. L. Willey
Huckenstein & Co
Anid Building
M. G. Frank
Bunning
Thet Huckenstein& Co. Ware
Ameghgant
A. G. Frank
City of
Pittsburg
Mysterious Prisoner Tied to $160000 Embezzlement
New York reports a mysterious prisoner at police HQ, identified as Weyeth or Wyatt, alleged by broker Lawson & Co. to have embezzled $160,000. The case is kept out of newspapers due to family prominence concerns.
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New York
Weyeth
Wyatt
Irving
Lawson & Co
Faith Avenue
Brawn and Muscle Fill Madison Squares New York
Spectators packed Madison Square Garden for the Amateur Athletic Union winter games in New York City with over 700 entries. Highlights include sprint and distance wins, lacrosse and football exhibitions, tug of war finishes, and a Yale runner setting a weight-throw record amid a long day of events.
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Mit
Amateur Athletic Union of the
United State
Madisox
William BH. Curtis
Jebr W. Edwards
L A. C
Walter S Schuyler
N. YL
AL C
EL FL Staneliff
A.C
Washington, D. C
John S. White
John FL Hunter
4. C
Schnylkul Nary
James D. Denegre
Princeton College
George Turner
Philadelphia
BL Lherman
Pal CL
W. GC. Doane
Pag
al. J. Donovan
P. A C
Ind
T. & Sherman
Yale
Stater Island
Rutgers College
Staten Islanders
Airerity of
Pennsylvania
Staten Island A.C
Listen Islanders
E. J. Guninni
University of Pennsylvania
Rutgers
Fever
T. J. Stead
Berkeley
Bf O'Sullivan
G. Clogs
Brooklyn B. C
Verona Boat Club
D. C. Forbes
Pla C
Connecticut Regiment
Bradford
Struse
SL A. C
Ed Weinacht
W. D. Day
J. A.C
Tereen
Connecticuts
Varuna Bost Club
Lg Toches
Weinnacht
Weinaecht
Gray
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Pat
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Orphans’ Court
Frederick
Jacob Delp
Frederck County
Anna C. Delp
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Srunkennes
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Burnec
Sallom
Shetle
Bayard Tha
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Crazy For
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Relic OF
Slatere
Bunco
Prirassune
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Windsor
Canada
Beace Steerer
Aldrich
Lemon
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Cozen
S. M. Rockes
Charleston
Aman
Copeland
Batavia
Marshall
Indiana
Joan Doon
Warner
Kansas City
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Galesburg
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Salvation’s
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Thomas E Moors
Salvation Army of America
Col Hotz
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N.Y
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Dames
Sullivan
Parnell
Xpex
Eugene Kelly
Maldolen Byrce
Hoffman House
London
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Asines
Fallores
Boston
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Haverhill Street
Alvah Walker & Co
Clinton Street
Washington Gossip
Gov. Swineford
The
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Dawes
Hoar
Delaware
Anthony Higgins
Edmaunds
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W. J. Mason McCarty
Wn Sleeping Carrest
Pullman Company
Mann and Woodraw
Pullman
Geo
York
Andrew Carnegia
Secretary of the Interior
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Dey
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Houpoo Beesee
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Westhor Bureau
Ninth
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Ralph Lee
Alhng
Dputy Shem Morgan
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Whitmey
Tor
Iostrast
Burmerrort
Conn
Housatonic
Reedy
Teaxcasten
John W. Reedy
West Virginia
W. Va
Madison Squares
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Statea Ene
Intercollegiate Baseball League
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Intercollegiate Baseball Association
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Moses Willard
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