Auction notices blaze through Daily News and Weekly News ads
The fragment lists sale advertising notices across Daily News Weekly News and bills. Auctioneers like Chas B Fout L M Bready and others list live stock farming implements and real estate with sale dates in March. Multiple locations such as Frederick Knoxville Walkersville Adamstown and Union Bridge appear with farm goods and household items.
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Traumsville
Ady
Jacob Rohrback
Henry Pampell
Joseph Cronise
Jacob Rohr
Panepel
Senady
Col H . Suter
Devid
Roelkey
Knoxville
Secade
Afarch
Harvey Lease
Plummer
Chas
Gideon
Walkersville
Maren
LM Bready
DJ Agshed
Doubs
M Bready
EA Crist
Adamstown
Chas B. Fout
Joseph Glaze
Merck Sch
Alfred M Kemp
Frederick Kintz
Monterve Road
Merck Sth
Charlesville
Advin Weekly
Biarch
Ches B Font
Lesis
Woodsboro Pike
Israel's Creek
Advin
Ely
Chas B Font
Cyrus G Helfenstein
Frederick
Grebred
Caroline M Fox
Executrix
Chase Font
John Clemson
Union Bridge
Robert E. Beall
Bayer
Mgl
Afardh
Jone T Best
Frederick Junction
VWA Blentlinger
Montevne
Daily News
Gittings
Brownsville
Washington County
Ches. B. Fout
William Devilbies
Unionville
Iron Safe For Sale At Bargain Price
A good sized iron safe in repair offered by Bureau of Exchange. Formerly sold at Anders & Reif sale for about $75. Current owner seeks $12 and is authorized to sell. Inquiries welcomed at Amteal Tesirance Building Frederick Md.
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Anders & Reifsnider
Bureau OF Exchange
Amteal Tesirance
Frederick, Md
Cabinet Gossip and Washington Notes Amid Harrison Transition
Rumors swirl about President elect Harrison’s cabinet choices with Wanamaker discussed yet unlikely for the Navy. Quay and others weigh candidates like Thomas, Reed, and Palmer, while Senator Palmer of Michigan is linked to Agriculture. Walking health and daily routine notes about Harrison accompany other Washington dispatches and regional incidents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WaspixoTox
Ge Harrion
Telib
Wanamaker
Uist
Mir
Quay
Toto
Eleer
Navy Department
George
W. Childs
Thomz
Hines
Thomas Lime
Tindy
Don Camterun
Aso Recoman
Phumas
Navy
Michixvan
Agricultum
Orf -Beukl
Hanon
Wreshington
Gen. Grant
Harricon
Republican League Proceedings Reflect on National Balance
The Republican league met late after a delayed convening and debated the admission policy for new states South Dakota North Dakota Montana and Washington praising the national victory and local self government efforts. Reports from New York Pennsylvania Indiana and Missouri showed strong club activity with cheers for Indiana and Quay while some complaints cited lack of national committee support for documents and miscounted votes amid fraud accusations in Tennessee.
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Comention
Pesseu
Baltingre
Baurimons
Macch
Republican League
EES
Dyie
Guade
Rene Olotsa
South Dakota
North Dakota
Montana
Washington
Parnell
Ireland
Thanan
Vidies
Stalminga
Montiny
State League
New York
Pennsylvania
Indiana
Hiarricon
Elaine
Quay
Minouri
National Republican Committee
Tennessee
Harrison
Bir. Mills
Texarison
Tita
Bisved
Mor
Defaulters and mysteries in New York seed firm case
At 45 Cortland street New York the Cleveland Lead company attaches were instructed to say nothing regarding more defa ltion of funds. Rival says the seed firm overdrawn money and used surreptitious means then left town. Cleveland presidency connected with a chain including Caps Vincent Pictou Ontario and Leicen. Defalcation estimated around 375000. Other items note a yacht race in New York and mass eviction plans in Mason City Iowa. Patrick C. Lane found guilty of manslaughter in Hoosick Falls.
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New York
ALB
Cleveland Lead Company
Cortland Street
Cleveland
Kiva
West
Cleveland Company
Wall Street
EL L Horton & Co
AG Cleveland
Drew
Brancae
Caps Vincent
N.Y
Pictou
Ont
Lencen
Killed In Home by Thieves in Luzerne County
The Pennsylvania town of Luzerne reported a fatal home invasion. Herman Umberger, aged about fifty, was killed by two masked men who forced him to open a trunk containing $15,000, then shot him at close range and fled with the money. His elderly wife witnessed the crime as the attackers escaped in the dark. Rewards of $250 each were offered by the widow and local miners.
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Caginscius
Smith
Wouh
Ligusige
Herman Umberger
Jewel
Atyleu
Ay Uriberger
Eshots
Hin
Tyre
Poughhe
Amler van Wapenes
New York State
Poughkeep
Chandleain
Earby Mu
George H. Boart
Suverinent
Wo Kanner
New York
J. Farrel
Assemitymasy
Eduard PL Farréll
Hudson County
Harrison
Thomas Lalston
Torishteen
West Brighton
Flow
Long Maud
Islip
Mugen
Morris Co Werkheiser
Tes
Elijah
Lucas
1St Baptist Elarch
Chamberlain
Saud
Eppendon
Bones of Commons
Winist
Vilats
WE Jauy Dunlap
Jonah M. Tesler
Indianmap Wis
PT. Bane
Close
Washington
St . Cloud
Columba
Park Central Hotel
Hartson, Conn
Andrew F. Whiting
Republic Tronweork
Pitisburs
Frank Carroll
Pittsburg
Mahoning
Ohio
Iil
Buffalo and Goa Railway Company
Albany
S. C
Ital
Net Fe
Geneve
Geneva
Buffalo and Suspension Bridge
Somerville
Wiliam Davis
Samagi J. Handsilci
Army of the Republic
Guere
Delaw Pu
Wacinnati
St. Louis
Piug
Chicago
Humbert
Home of Commons
Times
Parmmell
Webster
Patriotic League
Wink
Paul Derowlede
Laguerre
Hubbard
Loomers
Maine
Lowe of Representatives
Pennsylvania
United Brethren Church
Baltimore
John W. Leach
Indiana
Edward Colburn
Lizzie
Roxbury
Boston
Plunder and trials cross the Atlantic rumor mill
A long mixed report lists arrests, fires, and legal actions in New York and beyond. It notes inspector actions, suspected fraud, and a German bank hypothesis tied to a shipwreck. Also referenced are suicides, a hotel fire aftermath, strikes in Pittsburgh, and railway plans.
British Press Reports Irish Trouble and Wales March Receptions
The dispatch describes public unrest in Ireland under Parnell and police actions against disturbances. It notes German relations in East Africa and the potential crisis as forces may be insufficient to quell unrest. The Prince of Wales will attend royal receptions at St James's Palace on March 30 and April 2, representing the Queen and presiding over presentations to the throne.
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Pocouneerste
Peekskill
Hudson
John Shinckerboff
Poughk Transportation Company
John I. Hasbrouck
Daniel
Miller
New York
Pough
Corniwail
West Point
Sewburry
Bali
Wissnann
Eusp Fries
Germain
Wales
Sao James’ Palace
Prince of Wales
Cae i
Ota
Woon
Tiat— Ford
Edgartown
Trenton
Washington
Release of Kempinski Career Through Steuben Meeting
The meeting at Briverront Conn on March 2 discusses Herman Kempinski formerly of the city. An appropriation of 30 was voted to aid in securing his release from a Russian prison. Attorney Klein will travel to Washington to present the case to the secretary of state.
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Blaggie Welter
Miss Welter
Welter
Mrs. Welter
Guce
Briverront
Conn
Siberin
Herman Kempinski
Steuben
Renpindtea
Fluel Ir
Iage
Kent
United States
Klein
Steuben Fodee
Washington
Cag
Secretary of State
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Chia Secon
Watt
Wolff & Randolph
Philadelphia
Pierce
Sng
Bune
Edie
Drurxixs
Women’s Disposing Mandal Association
Sigin Street
Buffalo
Pierre
Scott
Scott & Bowne
Chemists
Tutt
Murray St
Association
Fayette Street
Charles Street
Shore
Saratoga
Medical and Dental Profession
Parler
HN Etchisong Som
Market Street
Ger
Kroews
Dorean
Minor
United States Senate
Willian &. Rosecrans
W. F. Smith
Engineer Corps
T. Carlos Jerrett
Minnesota
Alaska
Thorns B. Patton
Altoona
W. HE. Grit
Beaver Falls
Philadelphia Ciy
Senate
Muhrenberg
Robert Friton
Harvey Spaulding
W. F. Vilas
Don M Dicknan
James
District Court
Washington, D.C
Hercmses
Kan
Colorado
Amuit
Dighton Rock
Taunton
Mass
Royal Geographical Society
Copenhagen
Denmark
OW Colony Historical Society
Hale
Visappear
Petensxeersm
Marnh
Ies
Orange Lake
Posible
Rooevadt Point
Axtes
Mason City
Des Moines
Seaten
Allany
Patrick CG. Lane
Charles Somers
Hoosick Falls
Troy
Maxdaughter
Tim
Lampton
Wintou
Foun
Hratal Weeder
Tebe Bers
New Hovhelle
J. P. Noyes
Anthony Lary
Paterson
Bee
Beavcross
James B. Jaco
Pottsville
Dav Folly Maguires
Minwateer
J. J. Jenner & Co
Seymour & Co
Schultz Cloak Manufacturing Company
Iremen
Ed Noonan
Rheinhold Rich
Guy
William Berder
Arthur Werner
J. Lovg
John Dever
E. D. Afe Ginley
Berra.o
David Berry
Sugertown
Ellicott
Ford
Somes
New Yorn
Marra 2
Grace Irwin
Graos
Leen & Tmesenger
Elopera
Cmiaco
Lake Shore
Michigan Southern
Inspector Eye
Denerig
Gunk
Stara Rovery
Byrne
Wotan
Peis
Jinpeetor Barnes
RonvoKr
Mary
Brie Mentlon
Brin Wild With Joy
East Africa
Kempinski
The
Sugar Trust
March
J. BL Thomas
Standard Sugar Refinery
Separ Syndicam
Standard Sugar Refiery
South
Rio Gaaspe City
Tex
Redo Salinas
Here
Solinasio
Bronks
Twenty-sixth Street
South Brook
Therossan
Mvvat
Hix Gailt
Dover
Jom Sarfield
Nmne
Rolliogsford
Supreme Court
Sarsfield
Cros-Examinatios
J. C. Rusger
Dusiesse
Gloucester
Annie
Grand Banks
Alexander Melenson
St. Marys Bas
N.S
Liberal Club
Loxpon
Naional Libera Chub
Austria
Viena
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