Sale notices advertise farm property across Frederick area
Advertisements list multiple March and April sales of personal property and real estate across Frederick, Urbana, Mt. Airy, Petersville and surrounding towns. Entries name owners such as George B. Cutbs mk, Johan Diller, Geo W Frazier, M F Lowe, B DeLashmute, George L Brosdrup, H H Beall, L G Dinterman, Josephus Easterdar, Aaron Beker, Sieghtan King, F DeLinbsidie, Susan Maley, Sebastian Kinsey, Joosthag Yaste, and others. Each item notes sale time, location, and item type with Bills or Weekly News advertisements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Feagusville
George B
Bu Pleaant
Mr. Pleaseet
Welkersville
Johan Diller
Geo. W. Frazier
Bertin
M. F. Lowe
Merck
Buckeystown
B. DeLashmute
portheast
uerlysville
Charleville
Ementsburg
George L. Brosdrup
New Makes
New London
L. G. Dinterman
srch iith
Petersville
Berlin
Peters
Duvalls’ mill
Josephus Easterdar
ilis
Dublin
Frederick
Aaron Beker
aseekly News
bis farm
Uebans
Sieghtan King
advin Weekly
East Patrick street
ordicadi
Fouotsie mills
Brownsville
Sebas— state Kinciey
Dre Sank
Daniel E Houck
Ta. m
Urbana
Joosthag Yaste
Mr. Pleasant
K D. Shriser
Sappieston
Hlerrisville road
Mt. Airy
West Falls post police
William Lowman
Mt. Pleasant
Mt Pleasant
New Market
Amos Lease
Grabenhorst
Freder
Adam
read
Dean
Baltimore
Lit
See bills
West
Patick street
S. See
E. D. Zimmer- Beeks Road
Thomas Stitely
W. Albert Hood
Woodville
Daily News
Secret Council of War in City as Strike Spreads
March 6 reports from Council Bluffs and Omaha of a Brotherhood of Engineers and Firemen meeting to decide strike actions. The aim is to pressure railroads including Union Pacific and Denver and Rio Grande amid tossed rumors of orders and potential layoffs, with earlier dispatches detailing cipher messages from Chief Arthur and potential mass postings.
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arlincion
authen
Harris
eastern
Denver
Galesburg
onter
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frei ment
Lecin
Omaha
Connell
sime
Reading Knight of
Arthur
Burlington
New York Fire Destroys Seven-Story Building at 45 Greenwich
A major blaze at 45 Greenwich Street stoked second and third alarms while a discharged worker linked to a rent dispute was cited. The fire forced evacuations as flames swept a seven story block, with extensive losses in poorer neighborhoods. Later, a Virginia village near destruction and a steerage smallpox case aboard the La Normandie were reported in separate items.
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New York
Greenwich
ainear
American Ball Association Adopts Spring Schedule Change
The American Ball Association held its annual spring meeting at the Clarendon hotel in Brooklyn to adopt the summer bersestiis schedule. President Byrne and other officers led the discussion as clubs and delegates reviewed proposed league dates and possible changes. Umpires McQuinds and Furcuesott oversaw proceedings while reporters from The Cincinnati Enquirer and Philadelphia Inquirer observed.
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Lue Aimerican ventiation Suthers
Ube Clarendon hotel
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Ama
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Byrne
Chris Manawer
Ly Juhas Ko
Kauk Phattije
Lamisy ithe
Preahivat Susans
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Phuad
hnisdus price
Asay
pom
Deeber McQuinds
Furcuesott
AL bamquet
Brooklyn club
smenz
barcly Weldon snd
Medford
Cincinnati Enquirer
Times Story
HL Didhimek
Patladelphi
Hulfato
Lill
NACIONAL INDUSEIAL PROGRESS
Randall's Tariff Bell Oppose Milly Lum and Nall Duty
A distressed discussion in Washington March 6 centers on Mr Hada He will direct the tel bill of Mr MMYEs and the proposed Tariff reductions totaling 50 million Internsh Rer anne Heductions. The plan includes shifting receipts from customs to the revenue list, with broad reductions across duties though preserving some protections. The proposal aims to cut taxes on spirits and other goods while maintaining overall revenue through reshaped duties and internal taxes.
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anne
Wasiixcron
Hada
MMYEs
Randall
Ubey
mEtaet
Fatal Pine Knot collision on Cincinnati Southern line
A serious railway wreck on the Cincinnati Southern road near Pine Knot Kentucky left one dead and several seriously injured. Fireman Jel Adams of Lexington was killed and Sol Perkins fatally injured amid mangled cars and shattered engines. Conductor Green Porch and John Taylor led freights as damage and debris filled the scene.
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Mortwily
Sonruset
Slarch
Cincinnati
Pine Knet
state Hine
Green Porch
John Taylor
nile
Jel. Adams
Lexington
Sol Perkins
Porch
Ladky
Murry
Jans Guest
William Jones
Larceny Charge Over Worthless Draft In Hotel Bill
Capt Moorehead seeks Col William S Thomes of Philadelphia in a warrant for larceny over a 2250 draft passed to pay a hotel bill. The draft was later found worthless by Boston fire investigators after Thomas left St James Hotel Feb 25 and went to Boston. The case unsettles many as officials seek explanation and recovery.
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Reading company
Poittsaa
McTighe
Missouri
Car- Armond
Tennessee Rime Island Repubican
Wilmington
Joi Pimier
Pinder
quant
James
Blanten
Aareleath
inter palace
Fidelas
Birmingham
Ala
Moorehead
St. James
William S. Thomes
Thomas Bros & Co
coal land deviers
Philadelphia
Thomas
Boston
Cel Thoms
Scorehead
lentey
Vilas Industrious Official and Noted Visitors Report
A historical item notes Vilas as a diligent office figure who receives visitors at his desk and escorts guests to seats. It also reports Robert Garrett arriving at the old Gio railroad with a party, planning tours through Asia and Europe, and returning to Baltimore by November. Other brief items mention Mrs. Cleveland’s Washington walks and pension news for Ah Lin, plus weather and market notes.
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Robert Garrett
Singapor
Gio
Mr. Garrett
China
India
Eininburg
Daltinore
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New Buffalo
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