Frederick area real estate offers farm and residence for sale
Property listings describe a large improved land holding with a two story dwelling, farm buildings, gas and water, near the turnpike and in Brooderick area. Also advertised is a modern residence and a best title tenant house, with contact details for more particulars. Public notices include an auction or sale on commission at Kin Office, in Frederick, Maryland.
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Oy Atlee
John Bradds Three
Williams
Eee Pindeniek
Wario Dike
Broderick
Bank Harp
Worth
M. J. Dans
Lewis
Cass County
Laws
Des Moines
Chicago
Chamberisin
Howe
Garrett & Peatre
Frederick
W. BR. Saucy
Mr Airy
Death of Edwin Booth Ends Remarkable American Stage Life
Edwin Booth died at 1 o clock this morning in New York the tragedy star slipping away unconscious after Sunday. The scene at his bedside included his daughter Edvina Grossman and relatives while doctors and a nurse attended. Born November 15 1833 in Harford County he followed his father Junius Brutus Booth into the theater amid a long career with triumphs in Boston London and New York. He faced debt and personal loss yet left a lasting impact on American drama and philanthropy with a landmark theater at Gramercy Park and a generous legacy to the Players Club.
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Edwin Booth
Edivina Grossman
Magonigle
Mr. Grossman
William Bispham
Charles Carry
St Clair Smith
The
Bostor Museum
Tresel
Richard ID
Junius Brutus Booth
Tressel
Booth
Young Booth
Edwin
Bressel
Hamies
Brooklyn Park Theater
Boston
Brooklyn
Harford County
Baltimore
Janias Brntus Booth
Covent Garden
London
John Wilkes
Junius Brutus
Manchester-by-the Sea
Mass
Joseph
Long Branch
Mary Asia
John S. Clarke
Far West
California
Nevada
Hinalls
San Francisco
Australia
Saeces
Sir Giles York
Ues Fiock
King
Lear
Btase
New York
Vianter Garden Theater
Ts “Hamiec
New
York
Hamlet
Lincoln
Washington
Wries
Winter Garden
Richelieu
Elius Cesar
England
Germany
Barrett
Lawrence Barrett
Hechester
N. Y
Mx Booth
Gramercy Park
New York City
Lakewood
N_J
Canal Traffic Surges On Chesapeake and Ohio Canal
Officials report a sharp rise in shipping along the Chesapeake and Ohio canal with long lists of arrivals and departures at Cumberland and Georgetown. Increased boat numbers and higher coal tonnage reflect greater barge capacity and improved waterway depth, signaling a robust transport season.
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Chesapeake and Ohio
Wasarcox
Chesapeake and Ohio Canal
Iron Horse
Cumberland
Georgetown
Williamsport
Fire Start From Lightning at Waterworks Front
A lightning strike hit a birding area at the New York Waterworks on the waterfront, causing a serious blaze. Firemen confined the fire to outbuildings with an estimated loss of 1,290 dollars. Smoke and heat limited damage to surrounding structures. National League scores show Brooklyn 7 Cincinnati 3 and Cleveland 13 Boston 1 among other results.
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New York Waterhouseing Company
Billreach
Russian Treaty Promulgated After Six Year Negotiations
The long negotiated Russian extradition treaty is finally proclaimed and becomes law until superseded. Policy shifts in pensions loom as offices prepare for reduced work and firings. Mrs. Cleveland will press the liberty bell button from the White House telegraph room with no public ceremony. The Massachusetts launching trip departs June 7 with Cabinet attendance anticipated. The cabinet meeting is routine with no major decisions. The Ariel schooner yacht is reported launched. The Treasury reports gold holdings near 7 million dollars. The Amalgamated Association holds its annual session in Pittsburgh to set a wage scale for the coming year.
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Washtscrox
Dune
United States
Liberty Help
Mrrs
Cleveland
Wassrsetos
Janes
Society of the Daughters of the American Revelation
Washington
Troy
Troy Foundry
White House
Pittssone
Queen Marguerite's laces highlight Italy exhibit at World's Fair
In the Woman's Building the Italian display rushes to completion as Queen Marguerite's laces are moved from a New Orleans vault to be installed with ceremony. Italy's exhibit plans, guards at the Columbus Pier, and Cavalry contingents from Fort Snelling mark a developing fair presence with concerts and a Michican cadet parade and review.
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Margaret
Curiaco
Italy
Marguerite
Countess di Brasza
New Orleans
Sam
Convent of la Ribida
Columbus Pier
Fort Snelling
Administration Plaza
Sousa’s
Chicago
Cincinnati
Cadeta
Michigan Military Academy
Orchard Lake
Cadets Sail For Lisbon On Constellation From Annapolis
The United States frigate Constellation under Colby M. Chester sailed from Annapolis for a cadet practice cruise to Lisbon stopping at Fort Monroe and returning by Madeira around September 1. Second class cadets stay for summer courses while graduates join ships. Commander Albert S. Snow assumes command. Lt Cmdr Reeder leaves Norfolk to join Charleston. Lt George L. Drer to head the modern language department.
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Naval Academy
Lisbon
Constellation
Annapolis
United States
Colby M. Chester
Fort Monroe
Madera
London
England
Albert S. Snow
William H. Reeder
Snow
Norfolk
Wells J. Field
Charleston
George L. Drer
R. G. Peck
KR. Caivacoresus
Department of Mechanical Drawing
Hagerstown Plans Big Fourth of July Firemen’s Celebration
In Hagerstown a large Fourth of July firemen’s celebration is planned. The note reflects on time passing from Christmas to the holiday and suggests a lighter pace would be welcome.
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Hagerstown
Conspiracies Rise in Hawaii Over Annexation and Protectorate
The Gaelic arrived from Hong Kong and Yokohama bringing May reports from Honolulu. Minister Blount reportedly approves Stevens actions and contemplates annexation or protectorate while royalists press for a return of the ex-queen on June 11 amid a white faction conspiracy. Claus Spreckels, opposing plans for independence, presses claims as Washington weighs treaty changes. Thurston prepares to meet the president as Hawaii waits for a final annexation outcome.
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San Francisca
Hong Kong
Yokohama
Honolulu
Sdvices
Blount
Stevens
Bilt
Washington
Hyacinth
Tahiti
Claus Spreckele
Claus Spreckies
Mauli
Spreckles
Hla
Nordhoff
Waihixetos
Thurston
Washingon
Hawaii
Fire destroys Conversorum and surrounding properties in Nova Savnts
A fire in Treno Nova Scotia gutted the Conversorum building on English street and damaged adjoining premises of Bigelow and Guan Stack. Victoria hall housing Salvation Army barracks and the Colchester block occupied by A T Delrymple clothing store suffered severe damage. The Bester Comedy company lost all effects in the Conversorum engagement, valued at $1500. total loss high, insurance small.
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Nova Savnts
Treno
Nova Scotia
Conversorum
English Street
Bigelow & Co
Guan & Stack
Victoria Hall
Salvation Army
Colchester Block
A. T. Delrymple
Bester Comedy Company
Western Miners to Arbitrate Decision Promised
June 7 report from Bay area suggests mining districts seek early settlement of disputes. President Walters, returning from Scranton, says a telegram from T. M. Lacy of the American Union hints operators will invite the executive committee to arbitrate. Officials anticipate a swift strike resolution pending arbitration.
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QuiGe
Bay
Presdent Walters
Scranton
T. M. Lacy
Aimer Union
Wwe Els
Ter
Sanutane
Laidlaw suit against Sage dismissed in New York
The case of William R. Laidlaw v Russell Sage for damages over a dynamite blast was dismissed after proof failed to show injuries other than those directly caused by the explosion. Laidlaw appeared in frail health while Sage grinned and greeted counsel after the ruling.
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W. Va
Oakland
New Fork
Cincinnati
Ohio
Toronto
Gaelanda
Mayers
Pemion
Mayer
Harvey
Maon
Steiner
Boos
Garrett & Pearre
Oruggisis
Frederick
Symemd
New York
Wiliam R. Lawsaw
Hussell Sage
Laidlaw
Norcross
Sagesp
Laidlaw Wa
Sage
Mr. Sage
Mr. Laklaw
Extra Session Talk Draws New York Backers
New York bankers and financiers applaud President Cleveland s plan to call an extra session to tackle the silver issue. Prominent figures including Wright of the National Bank and Williams of the Chamions National Bank say repeal of the Sherman silver law is needed amid current financial troubles.
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New York
Jane
Cleveland
Congress
Wright
National Pash Bank
President Williams
Chamiens National Bank
Williams
Claveland
Prevents Simmons
Fourth National Bank
Randolph
Continental National Bank
Tappan
Gallatin National Bank
Cannon
Chave National Bank
Jefferson Seligman
Henry Chwa
Reading Church Case Sustains Dubsites Victory
Judge Englial sustains master report in Sistick Street Evangelical church case favoring Rev J Shirey and supporters while declaring the Indianapolis general conference in February 1891 illegal and void. Case moves to the supreme court. Traveller's Association convention opens with greetings at a French opera house as 1000 traveling men arrive. mayor welcomes, silver gavel given to George Metrew. treasury reports 23090 dollars.
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Reading Church
Reaptne
Englial
Sistickstreat Evangelical Church
Traveller’s Association
Alver
George
Plasterers Strike In Philadelphia Reported
Caion No. 8 of the International Operative Plasterers Association of the United States and Canada urged a strike for higher wages. Journeymen plasterers in the city have been paid 40 cents an hour, and demands rose to 80 cents. Thirty-one firms reportedly agreed to the increase, while about half of the men are at work.
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Philadelphia
Philapelchia
Caion No
International Operative Plasterers
United States
Canada
Market Quotations and Wheat Prices from New York Ledger
Market quotations for winter wheat and related commodities are listed with varied prices and notes on quality. References include terms like winter wheat patents and regional price signals, reflecting a period market listing with multiple abbreviations and fragmented text.
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W. L Parsons
Ravine
Kin Office
Ance Building
Shock Farm For Sale
C. & OW Mr. Hive Business
Sau
Remington
W. T. Delaplaine
Frederick, Md
Mberlain
Kime
Suterers
Ta Gripps
A. Garrett & Plarre
Ihsia
Sopheatron
Garren & Peatre
W. KR
Rudy
Hawkins
Shiloh
Earls Clover Root
It & Pearre
Drugsista
Fane
Mahine
Parsons
BinswixcHama
Ala
Lewis E. Parsons
Northern District of
Alabama
Harrison
Senate
Senate of
Emmet LA O'Neal
Florence
Inter
O'Neal
Torrens
Jerweil
Meade
Jewell
Roanoke College
Salem
Congressman Marshall
Virginia
General Association of
Walter H. Page
Walter BR. Staples
Court of Appeals
W. Picter
D. D
Henry E. Bink
Circuit Court
Crastes Wiman
Erastes Wiman
Richmond County
Staten Island
Eriate Ani
New England
New Hayes
Ae “Noe Grounes
Sheen Haven Lawn
Frog
Craiss Houari
Shaw
Beach
New Har Miler
Newora
Co Nbia
Hail
Brooklin
Cincaza
Cleseland
Baltimer
Lonsville
Waslington
Prteaniteg
Jasting
Sir Nears
Massachusetts—Paerentiel
Icis
Massachusett
Wasurxcrox
Pennsylvania Railroad
Massachusetts
Herbert
Naval Affairs Committee
House of Representatives
Russell
Wasnixeton
Gresham
Everyimer
Wasington
Certlaint
Fr. Smith
Herre
Aucune
Brown
Custiands HL Smith
Ingraham
Supreme Court
Margaret Vi Smith
Hin Ra
Mienance Tiedither
Alexandria
Blount Sid
Bumoes
Arry
Atlanta
Harry Hill
Uselie
Mim
J. H. Porcer
Tate
Atrociouy
Ofa
McQudy Jones
Bis
Ueis
Doutsen
Crete
Aoameoa
Patas Mead On
Yangers
Pas Cudtoe
Gear
New Yorn
Santa Maria
Church Commission
Ricusoxp
Frotcetant Episcopal Church Commission
Kentucky
West Virginia
Radoel
Canal Street Bank
Wien
Weetera
Sane
An. C.ator
G&m
Bate State Cary
Gmk
Émry
Pennsylvania
Ceva
Beartts
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