Real estate for sale in Maryland Frederick County
Listings advertise multiple farms and properties for sale near Frederick Maryland. Properties include 104 acre farm with stone house and fruit trees, 225 acre Howard County farm, 109 acre estate with house and outbuildings, 203 acre Brengie farm, and a two story brick house on North Forest. Agent offers commission, office at Journal Insurance Building Frederick MD. Nearby Grove estate and Baltimore Pike property also described as ideal summer homes or boarding houses with abundant fruit and water. Prices indicate 22000 for the first farm and other figures implied by ads.
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Mournal Insurance
Frederick, Md
A. J. Norris I
Mechanicstown
Ibis
Col Toors
Callon
Wm.f. Sachrist
Price &c
Br. Sechrist
Luffer
Marzet
Edward Perry
North Forest
Anabel Vanfossen
Fins
Persy
J. Calvin Cronise
Sao Grove
Frederick
Frederick and
Emmetteburg
Pennsylvania Railroad
Fara Brengie
Baltimore Pike
Frederick County
Burkittsville Woman Dies by Suicide in Bedpost Incident
Mrs Abraham Wetnight of Burkittsville, aged 53, died Monday between 11 and 12 by strangling herself with twine tied to a bed post. Once ill after grippe and increasingly despondent, she left a husband and no children, was a Lutheran, and the funeral was held in Burkittsville that afternoon.
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Wetnight
Abraham Wetnight
Burkittsville
Lutheran Church
Movements in Local Homes and New Constructions
Mr William Gilbert moved from West Fifth Street to East Patrick Street yesterday. Mr Edward Freed relocated from Patrick Street corner and O Learys Inn to 153 East Patrick Street. Mr Albert Baker and family left their East Patrick Street residence to Edwin Freed's house on the same street. Mr Lewis Ford plans two new houses in Welty's addition.
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William Gilbert
West Fifth Street
East Patrick Street
Edward Freed
Patrick Street
O’ Leary
Arrest hearing clears Sarah Fritch in assault case
Sarah Fritch, a colored woman, who was arrested last Monday on assault and battery charges, appeared before Justice Hewes yesterday afternoon. The judge found insufficient evidence to hold her, and she was released.
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Sarah Fritch
Justice Hewes
Anti-Options Bill Aims to Bar Market Trading in Key Goods
The Wisconsin senate passed the anti option bill by 40 to 1 after rejecting amendments. It defines options and futures and excludes contracts for government supply and farmer deliveries. The act imposes licensing and per unit taxes on options and futures and takes effect in July, with detailed provisions for enforcement and scope including cotton hops wheat corn oats rye pork lard bacon.
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Wasnixeros
Senate
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George
House of Representatives
Yeas
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Blackburn
Carl Carey
Chandier
Cockrell
Cullom
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Felton
Frye
Gallinger
Gordon
Hale
Hansbrough
Hawley
Higgins
Heaton
Irbs
Kyle
McMuilan
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Mitchell
Morgan
Morrill
Peffer
Perkins
Pettigrew
Proctor
Sherman
Shoup
Squire
Stockbridge
Teller
Turpie
Voorhees
Walthall
Washburn
Wilson
Nays
Berry
Blodgett
Butler
Catfery
Cameron
Coke
Daniel
Dawes
Dixon
Gibson
Gorman
Gray
Harris
Hill
Hiscock
Hoer
Jones
Ark
McPherson
Mills
Palmer
Pratt
Puch
Ransom
Sawyer
Stewart
West
Vilas
White
Board of Trade
Provisional Government of
Hawaii
Entir
Resignation at New York Southern Society over Wise trial
John Sargent Wise a famed New York lawyer and orator resigns from the Southern Society after a Cooper Union speech dispute. The hall moment and a clash with Virginia figures Wilton Randolph and family lineage are noted. The house committee review leads to Wise quitting amid claims of discourtesy to Randolph and Wise’s strained club relations.
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New York Southern Society
New York
John Sargent Wise
Southern Society of
Wise
Cooper Union
Wilton Randolph
Wilton Randolph In the Hall. Mr. Wise
Mr. Wilton Randolph
Cooper , Union
Mr. Randolph
House
Wine
Mr. Wise
Randolph
Gladstone Defends Home Rule Debate in Parliament
In London Feb the debate on home rule for Ireland rages as Gladstone defends the Liberal position amid attacks from Balfour. Lords Playfair and others take oaths. Balfour criticizes policy, while Gladstone pledges a royal commission on Welsh land and argues for clemency and self government, amid questions on Egypt and Uganda policies. Ireland’s turmoil and dynatmite releases loom large in the exchange.
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Lord Playfair
Prucs of
Wales
Duke of York
Eros
Lord Brassey
Lord Vhring
Ireland
England
Ftalfons A
Uganda
Balfour
Cairo
Tenants’ Commission
Home Secretary
Egan
Callan
Morley
Gladstone
Mr. Balfour
Mr. Gladstone
Lord Salisbury
Austria-Hungary
Great Britain
London
Yective
Egypt
Vw O
Alleged dynamiter recounts brutal prison treatment
Lowell boy Thomas Callan, once jailed in London for alleged dynamiting, says Chatham and Portland prisons mistreat prisoners. He claims silent cells, solitary confinement, and deterioration of fellow inmates including a fellow prisoner named Gallagher. Callan, 52, details health decline and wartime veteran status amid a crowd awaiting Senators in Washington events.
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Lowell
Mass
Thomas Callan
London
Callan
Chatham
Portland
Gallagher
Brooklyn
Overdue Pacific steamer City of Peking remains missing
San Francisco reports the steamship City of Peking from Hong Kong and Yokohama has not arrived. Officials expect only machinery trouble and continue searches. Other items note a Treasury official resigning after 32 years, a railroad executive switch, a man shot after killing many, a builder injured, a lawyer’s suicide attempt, society ladies indicted for pedro, Milwaukee schools closed for sewer gas, a barn fire killing a man and son, and January customs receipts reaching a record high.
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Pacific Mail
City of Peking
Hong Kong
Yokohama
Fort Scott
Kaw
William B. Waring
New York
Cattletsvarg, Ey
Ng Pedro
Milwaukee
John Keninston
Newburyport
Mass
Favoring Annexation of Hawaii Stirs U S Debate
Reports from Washington on February discussions between British Minister Pauncefote and U S officials over Hawaii’s status. House sentiment leans toward annexation, but Congress and executive action remain undecided. Representative Harter opposes annexation citing sugar planter subsidies and a $10 000 to 80 000 payoff risk. A separate note from Perc Ind reports a gas pipe break in the Wabash River causing widespread shortages.
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Washixeton
Julian Pauncefete
State Department
United States
Hawnaiian
New Provisions
Hawaii
England
Congress
Provisional Government of
Secretary of State
Farrar
N. D. Harter
Ohio
Islands
Mr. Harter
Perc
Ind
Wabash
Tariff Reform Club plans attendance at Cleveland inauguration
The Tariff Reform Club of this city held a meeting at the City Hall to arrange attendance at the Cleveland inauguration. About 150 members are expected to attend. The club adopted a Cleveland and Stevenson badge of beautiful design.
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Tariff Reform Club
Cleveland
City Hall
Cleveland and Stevenson
Earthquake Devastates Zante Island Towns
Seismic activity struck the island of Zante near Athess. In Zante town many houses collapsed and prisoners fled. The prison roof fell in and guards were doubled to prevent escapes while hospital wards were shaken and patients moved. A second quake damaged walls and caused widespread panic with many dead and injured. government sent troops with tents and relief provisions.
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Zante
Athess
Pennsylvania Legislature Seeks Hawaii Annexation in Senate
In Harrisburg yesterday the Pennsylvania Senate passed unanimously a resolution urging representatives in Congress to push Hawaii's annexation. The House formed a committee to investigate state printing while several bills were introduced including reform of pharmacy regulations and protection for trade union labels. Across items, reports from Milwaukee and New York note cabinet politics and a bid for the Metropolitan Opera House, with weather and local incidents rounding out the day.
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Senate
Hakaimens
Penrose
Pennsylvania
Hawaii
Mesara
Lytie, Mates, Miller, Skinner and Thornton
College
Mr. Bailey
New York
J. A. Bailey
Metropolitan Opera House
Philadelphia Markets Close With Renewed Activity on Exchanges
Philadelphia markets show active today with Lehigh Valley recovering from early lows. Wheat and corn ease, oats weak. eggs firm. flour dull. cotton nominal. butter steady. readings show varied trading across stocks and produce with general market strength near close.
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The
Philadelphis
Lehigh Valley
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Jehigh Valiey
Pacific
B.T
Minnesota
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Sige
Tan
Ide
New York
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Western
Imi
Egan
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