Public Sale of James Carlin Property in Frederick City
Public sale under a deed of trust dated December 12 1888 by James Carlin. At the City Hotel Frederick on March 23 1889 two o clock pm. Includes house at 305 North Market and ten building lots on West Seventh Street and Bentz Street road frontage. Terms: one third cash at sale, balance in two payments, notes with interest or all cash option. Trustee: DeY. Auctioneer: Shas. 4 Fout.
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W. S. Miller
Bacvey
James Carlin
A. D
Liber W.L. P
Frederics County
Jamess Carlin
City Hotel
Frederick City
North Market Street
Keown
Joseph Zontzahn
Wiliam D. Bowers
Frederick County
West Seventh Street
Bentz Street
John Faubel
Seid
Fretenck
Este
Precas and nominations fill New York politics notice
March 26 dispatches report changes in appointments and resignations in Washington and New York. Eugene Schuyler declines assistant secretary of state while coast general post in London appeals. postmaster and various marshal slots discussed as Senate confirms several nominations.
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Woasnisarus
York
Jobat
Lendon
Paul Fricke
Texas
Selumman Brothers
England
Lonka
David Jones
Quesats Sassant Eng
Rs Reynobl T. Hall
Bodlis
Deutensai
Enigas
PJ. Werleh
Simon Cook
John HL Fill
Eduani Rhojes Stitt
South Carol
Eugene Schuyler
Senetorm
Washimeton
Bisine
Pasage
Schuyler
Washington
Wearington
Schuyter
New York
Post Office
Pearson
Jearumi
Presid
Piatts
Florida
Collegio
Col Erhardts
Fred Grant
Thomas Ike Rice
State and Local News From Diverse U.S. Cities
A sweeping dispatch covers multiple incidents from March 21 including political maneuvering in Congress and local government, labor and salt industry talks in Hutchinson Kansas, crime reports from Chicago and Lawrence Massachusetts, a Broadway fire in New York, a Omaha Nebraska theft, and Colfax Illinois village fire losses, reflecting a broad national page-rundown. The items reference figures such as Townshend, Browning, and public safety events, with details on arrests, trials, and property damage across several states.
Secret Elopement Involving Chief Justice Fuller Daughter
A sensational elopement tale centers on Pauline Fuller daughter of United States Chief Justice Fuller. Aubery, her suitor, hired detectives to shadow them in Chicago and St Paul as the couple fled to marry. Justice Fuller, upon learning the report, declined to comment.
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Fanter
Givan
Autary
Cina
Aoweth
Aes Ginel Uber
Hotel
Ghezury
Te Unite States
Aubery
Plankinton
Ney Paine Fuller
J. Matt Aubary
Ischi
Merchants Despatch
Chiis
Justice Puller
Wis
Chen
Fuller
Enit
Auber
Pauline
Jhbrowkes
St. Paul
Hay
Miss Fuller
Chicago
Aime. Fuller
Washington
Paul Lng
Sis. Fuller
Gunther's
Aubrey
United Press
Supreme Court
Iis
Newis
Pauline Fuller
Kere
Aubert
Damaged Earthquake Train Collisions and City News
A transformed jumble reports accidents crime and civic notes from New Jersey New York and Natchez, including a derailment near Rockingham and a wrecking train response, a bishop appointment, a runaway causing death, and various arrests and legal actions with names and dates implied.
Hoboken Clerk Accused in City Funds Fraud Case
An Hoboken city employee, Munsell, is charged with fraud for allegedly forging signatures on improvement certificates and diverting funds. Detectives traced misused city money after certificates Nos. E124, 1817, 2110 and more were presented for payment, with a forged mayoral stamp and signatures. Munsell, held on 34000 bail, confessed nothing and awaits further legal action as investigators probe to recover funds and identify accomplices.
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Hoboken
Adintant
Walt
Mas
Honer
Mauselt
Baw
Seth
Kaugmann
Iis Dooks
Elf Wight
Kerr
Lewis
Plunkett
Bers
Guy Tressurer
Asistans
Mansell
Theo
McDennett
Will C. Monseil
Cty
Pokie
Takso
Reconier McDonough
Bua
Mausel
MacDermot
Mausell
End
Manseli
Dalton
Jersey City
Munsell
Disjointed News Items Include Divorce Suit and Abduction Case
Indianapolis man Stephen Aforgen sues for divorce on incompatibility of temper. An 11 year old Louisville girl was abducted and assaulted by Joe Stoltz. A fight near Tombs Prison ends with Dagostine shot by Dagostine. Delegates from women’s clubs meet in Newark. Senate passes a monument bill for Gen Logan. A Russian suspect escapes after bomb manufacture. Bavaria’s queen dowager near death as Britain and colonial forces monitor Morocco tension.
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Stephen WW. Aforgen
Indianapolis
L Sow
Vics
Hendricks
Lowsville
Mass
Joe Stoltz
Stulu
Lorenz Divizio
Giusepp
Dagostne
New York City
United States
Newark
Saross
Dinais Senate
Juha
Logea- Teemara
Borin Wi Sai
New York
Oter Fogland
Morocco
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Brookhill
Great Southern Ptg
MFG
W.ft, Delevlamne & Co
Brederick City
Maryland
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Rerlef Wention
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