Real estate agent advertises houses and farms for sale
An agent lists multiple Frederick area properties for sale or rent. Items include a two story frame house on a 300 foot lot near Libertytown, a new 2 story building east of Frederick, a six acre farm near Brunswick with orchard, a country residence near Braddock of 36 acres with farm buildings, and a 123 acre Urbana farm on Monocacy and Urbans turnpike. Prices and contact via the office.
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George A. Gilberts
Frederick
Baltimore turnpike
John &. Wilkes
Braddock
Fredericks
National pike
Thomas Dizon
Urleans
Urbana
Dizon
Trolley Ordinances Postponed in Philadelphia
Philadelphia common council postponed indefinitely action on ordinances allowing streetcar and electric power use in the city. In Michigan, a bill extending women’s municipal suffrage failed 88 to 29 in the lower house. Bishop Brown of the AME church died in Washington yesterday at age 73.
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Common council
city of
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Michigan
Bishop Brown
Wasuxetos
African Methodist Episcopal church
Hawaiians Unhappy Over Provisions in Civil League
In San Francisco March 17 a report from Honolulu through the Alameda describes political unrest in Hawaii. Royalists welcome delays to annexation while anti American sentiment grows. A Hawaiian Civil Rights league forms with intent to promote self government, while provisional leaders face discontent among militia and supporters. General tension affects commerce and political direction as debates over annexation continue.
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Honodulu
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Honolulu
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United State senate
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islands
senate
congress
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Beeston
Washington
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Hawaiian Civil Rights league
John Colburn
interior
Lilizokalani
league
C. W. Ashford
Advertiser
Civil Rights league
Hawaiian Patriotic league
Cummings
Cleveland
Washingwa
union of all
Quarantine rules amended for ships from infected ports
Secretary Carlisle issues a circular amending the quarantine laws to allow steam vessels from suspected yellow fever ports to enter certain northern ports after five days from departure, with conditions on disinfection. Separate items report a fatal confrontation in Desoto, a social departure in Trenton, a railway robbery in Cleveland, and other brief notes.
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Carlisle
WASHINGTON
Carisle
Ballamore
Hilmore
etther
North Atlante
Methodist Conference Be nices Race Track Law Debated
Sunday sessions of the Mel conference feature Bishop Walden on worship and resolutions denouncing race track gambling and urging a memorial to Governor Werts. Reports show Sunday schools at 2,370,000 members with 17,000 conversions. Epworth League and college work noted amid broader church growth mentions.
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N. J
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Walden
George Hughes
Guide to Holiness
Werts
Thomas B. Hanton
G. H. Sallis
J. M. Freeman
Sunday School union
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Camden
Foss
Mexico
Diaz
Pennsylvania Methodists BELLEVONTR
Central Pennsylvania Methodist Episcopal conference
W. W. Evans
Harrisburg
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Central Pennsylvania
M. E
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Findley B. Biddle
R. E. Gilbert
Altoona
NM. B. Foster
Junista
J. Ellis Beil
Withamsport
W. A. Stephens
Danville
Dickinson college
Carlisle
Dickinson seminary
Williamsport
Epworth league
A. Schell
Leechburg Bank Robbery Trial Promises Sensational Case
Leechburg, March 17. The bank robbers’ trial here is expected to be highly sensational. Wyckoff, son of a Buffalo physician and a building figure in the case, is central to the defense and alleged scheme to access the bank vaults. Witnesses number in the dozens as prosecutors and defense clash over alibis and the box and combination access.
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Lacehburg
Pennsylvania
Dro Wyckold
Buffalo
Leechburg
Citkeens
Jim
Wrekell
Hill
Schafer
Kramer
Wyckoff
Sprague
Rhine
Abolition and Suppression of Drinks New Party Formed
Fourteen dozen men and women gathered in Lafayette ball on March 1 to establish a new political party. W L Topp of Allegheny presided as platform was read calling for a conference of all who will join in a party to abolish drink traffic and pursue moral economic and financial reforms. Speakers from the Prohibition party defended the movement while Dowager, secretary, gave a brief party history and argued why a new party is needed.
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CLEVELAND
Andrew Johnson
Fort Wayne
Chicago
Pittsburg
Massilon
Johnson
Jesus
Israel
man
John vi
South Sea
ph noden
God
Jesus Christ
Paul
tesus Christ
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Lafayette ball
W. EL. Topp
ofllegheny
Jasua Christ
United States
Prohibition party
BDowager
gates
Harris Murder Trial Refusal and New Trial Denied
New York Recorder Smyth refused the application for a new trial in the case of Carlyle Harris the medical student convicted of poisoning his wife Mollen Potts Harris. Harris expressed no fear of public knowledge of his conviction and faces a new trial for manslaughter. Separately Dr Pank Guilford charged with involuntary manslaughter in the death of Agnes Ponders went to trial amid public interest. In Michigan the Ann Arbor Strike persists as State Railroad Commissioners recommendations are offered but union men reject them and vow to remain out.
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New York
Smyth
Carlyle Harris
deaih
Molen Potts Harris
Harris
Moss
Hanis
lt tie world
Nicoll
Recordes Smyth
suntaner
LEvasex
I. Mure
Pank Guilford
Agnes ponders
mercard
Agu Arbor
ToLepo
Kirkby
Ashley
Ann Arbor
Treaty of re Vision presented to Emperor in Japan
Xoxenama March 17 The address to the throne on the subject of a treaty of re Vision has been presented to the Emperor. The amended budget has passed both houses. The bill abolishing the duty on cotton excites cotton growers who petition Osaki governor to urge peers to reject it. Moeber challenges Lewis in New York with a $31,000 purse and $500 backer funds. Liberal Sir William Wedderburn wins Banffshire seat, 8,166 to 2,395. Senate in Washington agendas clerk appointment at 1400 a year. Myer vs Gibbons purse to be fought in September. Dr Virchow aboard Lahn. Robbery of $1,200 in a courthouse stairway. Maclanaw building fire. Union Pacific president Clark resignations postponed. Lake Scucateras funeral in Boston. Deaths and paralyzes reported in Sussex and Georgetown.
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New York
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President Clark
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