Real estate and business for sale in Frederick area
W L Parsons real estate agent advertises confectionery store for sale and a two story brick house on North Market Street. Also lists Gilbert's country place near Frederick, a Brunswick area farm, Williams residence near Stardock, and Orron farm near Urbans with details of buildings and improvements. Special emphasis on sale or rent by commission and office contact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
rederick
Wiliam
feds
Gall
Loffer
George
Gilbert
Frederick
Baltimore
John T
Brunswick
Petersville
ball
garrett
é&c
John A. Wiliams
Stardock
york
Thomas Orron
Urleans
Urbana
Urbans
Saxon
Telephone rate changes denied by C and P company
An erroneous report claimed rate increases by Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Co. The company will not raise prices but will issue new contracts at a uniform fifty dollars per year for business lines and forty eight or fifty for home service under a state law requiring uniform rates. Existing subscribers may extend shorter terms. Salvation Army barracks held a welcome meeting with Major Evans of New York and Baltimore staff. Supper was served before the program with remarks from leadership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Company
Tus News
J. F. Uhier
Western
Maryland
met
C. & P. Telephone Co
Salvation Army
Evans
New York
Parker
Baltimore
A. D.C
Morton and Stevenson A Distinguished Assemblage
Washington March 2 The reception for Vice President-elect Adlai Stevenson and his wife at Levi P Morton’s residence drew nearly every senator and a wide circle of dignitaries. The 600 invitations were accepted. notable attendees included cabinet members court justices and the Marine Band under Professor Fauclilli.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WashINGTOS
Bilis
Morton
Adlai EB. Stevenon
Gottcirele
LEVI P. MORTON
senate
Stevenson
New York
Sinois
house of representatives
supreme court of the United States
Professor Faucuilli
Afr. Stevenson
Bloomington
Cleveland’s Advisers On Hand In Washington
Washington March 2 The Cleveland cabinet members are gathered in Washington with Judge Gresham remaining at the bench until next week. Carlisle and Herbert are already in the city while Lamont Olney Bissell Smith Morton and the rest stay at the Arlington awaiting inauguration. Harrison’s Last Reception Also Reported Attended by About 1500 People in the East Room at the White House.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Wassusxeton
Gresham
Chicago
Messrs
Carlisle
treasury
Herbert
navy
Lamont
Olney
Bissell
Interior
Smith
Morton
Arlington
Cleveland party
arrison
Harrison
White House
Orphana Court Probate Actions Reported
Harry B. Witter as executor of Margaret C. Houck's estate was released by Marion F. Houck legatee. The will of Mary C. Wellnight was filed for probate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orphana’ Court
Harry B. Witter
Margaret C. Houck
Marion F. Houck
Mary C. Wellnight
Real Estate Transfers in Knoxville Tracked
Samuel B. Preston transfers a parcel of ground in Knoxville to Anna M. Darby for 1000 dollars. The same grantor transfers 3320 square feet of land in Knoxville to Job M. Miller for 150 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel B. Preston
Anna M. Darby
Knoxville
Job M. Miller
Dangers of Extradition Treaty Raised by Nihilist
Lexpos interview with Felia Volkhovsky and Stepniak argues the proposed extradition treaty between Russia and the United States could empower Russian authorities to seize Russians in America on weak grounds. It warns of manipulation of judicial documents to remove peaceful critics and extend Moscow control over émigré lives, threatening Washington oversight. The report also notes a separate effort to form a woodworking machinery syndicate in New York with substantial cash capitalization and reserves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
RUSSIA
Lexpos
Felia Volkhovsky
Stepniak
Rasta
United States
Volkhovsky
America
muonder
Washington
News of the Churches in Bosworth and Algerstown
There will be no services at the M E church on Sunday due to the absence of Rev A J Gill attending a conference in Algerstown. The official board invited the conference to hold its next session here. The Bosworth League meets tomorrow evening. The P S E Lutheran Church held a business meeting after lectures to discuss matters of importance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. E
A. J. Gill
Algerstown
Bosworth League
Lutheran Church
Flowers Sent From California by Son to City Resident
Abs R A Anderson of this city received a selection of outdoor grown flowers from her son in San Francisco California. The bouquet included calla lilies pinks pansies fern and pine gathered on the 24th of last month. In Westminster Circuit Court Celia Hamer by her mother sues Harvey Shorb for breach of promise to marry. Both parties are well known in Double Pipe Creek county.
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California
Abs. R. A. Anderson
San Francisco
Westminster
Celia Hamer
Harvey Shorb
Double Pipe Creek
New Jersey Protest Calls for Law and Order League
A New Jersey protest meeting in Trenton formed a Committee of Fifty to organize a permanent state law and order league after race track gambling bills. Delegates crowded the capitol, debated venue, and adopted resolutions denouncing the gambling laws, urging repeal, and calling for county committees to build local leagues. Contributions are requested to fund the effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Law and Order League
John Dixon
First Presbyterian church of
Trenton
Flyon
Camden
J. S. Cotter
Flemington
Dr. Scadder
Jersey City
Duffield
Princeton
Kempshall
chesen
Flran
Opera House
Scots
Raiger
collge
Dean McNulty
Paterson
William H. Beach
John Bird
Anthony Comstock
committee on
New Jersey
isl sture
Isastons
Charles C. AicBride
Elizabeth
flity
James W. Lanning
Mercar
assembly
Sundry civil bill conference results and totals
After a two day conference the sundry civil bill was reported to the senate with agreements on all points except the World’s fair amendments the Sherman bond issue and a $500000 provision for entertainment at the exposition. The bill totals shown include additions and conference figures bringing the grand total to about 40 million. Also reported are a miners strike ending in Nanticoke a $93600 defalcation at Gate City National Bank and a Nassau death of Mrs Rosalie Bierstadt wife of the artist.
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senate
conferrees
house
Redwine
WasiineTos
Gate City National bank
Atlanta
Ankt Biertadt
eabiegram
Nassau
N. BP
Rosalie Osborn Bierstadt
Kaiulani Arrives in New York Amid Hawaii Crisis
Princess Kaiulani, niece of Queen Liliuokalani, lands in New York aboard the Teutonic with guardians and companions. A large crowd greets her as officials meet the party and escort them to Brevoort House. She defends Hawaii’s rights, denounces American action, and plans travels to Boston and Washington to seek support against dispossessing her birthright.
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New York
Kaiulaoi
Liliuokalani
Hawai
Teutonic
Theophilus Davies
Davies
Miss Davies
Miss Whartoff
EC. Macfarlane
nance
Liliuokaisol
Mots Smith
Brevoort House
United States
Kaiulani
Kalulani
America
Hawaii
oation
Iearneil
England
Washington
Chicago
Boston
Honolulu
cobs
Iianaili
Kain- Tani
Afr
Dole
Lihcosalen
Haanlau waa
Senate Recedes from Sherman Bond Amendment Anti-Option Defeated
Washington March 2 The Senate considered the appropriation bill routing southern trans Mississippi rail routes and reviewed the conference report on the sundry civil bill. The Sherman bond amendment was defeated as the Senate adjourned after a brief House session that failed to suspend rules on anti option legislation. House debate centered on Mr Hatch’s eight minute speech urging farmers’ interests while voting 173 to 1 against suspending the rule to pass the anti option bill.
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Senate
WaAshixetoy
aundry
Alison
Hatch
Pennsylvania Legislation Snarls Torn by Bill Debates
A busy day in Harrisburg features a Senate bill to prohibit consolidation or control of parallel rail lines and related ventures with penalties up to 1000 dollars and a year in jail. House actions include an anti Pinkerton bill and a tax on inheritance to fund state charity, plus a Sunday newspaper sale legalization push and railway safety concerns. Delaware chief justice Alfred Peter Robinson dies at 51. A fatal train collision near Norwood kills a child. a Greenville fire claims a family. Philadelphia markets report mixed stock and commodity quotes with Milk and other goods noted.
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FAnEseunc
Senate
Henninger
Becker
Merker
judiciary
Delaware
GEORGETOWN
Del
Alfred Peter Robinson
Heynolds
Joseph P. Comeyys
Houston
Robinsom
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W.L PARSONS
WaAsiineton WATERS & Co
Baowawice
Geore
ecall
Qur Pharmaceutical
WASHINGTON WATERS & Co
THE NEWS
MORTON AND STEVENSON
Manson
ADLAT EL STEVENBOR
Mr. Morton
Roeveston
G. C
Plaza hotel
aindex
New York and
Senator Hill
Hill
BieLeod
PHILADELPHIA
Leod
Maine
Lehigh Valley
Wheeling
WHEELTAG
W. Va
South Wheeling
William Lauds
Caprivi
BERLIN
William I
Brandenburg
Count Von Caprivi
Dempsey
Paris
Amercan
White Star line
Witnissannt
davers
Sueuehanna Coal company
Nanticoke
Stearns
Morgan
Delaware, Lackawanna and
CLATMING
Sha
Wastmotes
geNd
Truxton Beale
Roumania
Servia
Greece
Gene Vi. Lambertson
Nebraska
Chile
Warsison
John V. Te | Findlay
PENNSYLVANIA
LEGISLATURE
Hagkrunrne
A. E. McClure
the
Philadelphia Times
George Chance
Philadelphia Typographical union
Clayton McMichael
Philadelphia North American
Charles Emery Smith
Philadelphia Press
smalroad
RHL
New York, New Haven
GREENVILLE
Crrus Lee
Cyrus Lee
PITLADELPNA
Pach pre Penns
Ivania
EKBL & BT
Lebich Novou
Git H.& BOT
St. Paul
WILE & Pace
Minnesota
Tige
foe Bray
Tsger
Cora
igc
Sige
Ind
S86
tnd
Joe Asakic
Jans
western duty
western creamery
tan C
NAbUA Creamery
Wesern
Bf southern
Bayimore
Ward L
Wiest scan
Whicorn
yellow, co. de
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Ryo quick
Corton m
Bec
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Eoga
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