Real Estate Advts at Loy & Perry in Frederick Maryland
The advertisement lists multiple property sales and rentals in Frederick and surrounding areas. Included are farms near Brunswick Urbana and Braddock with details on land size improvements water access and outbuildings. Also featured are sales of brown and colored straw hats shoes and accessories from Loy & Perry with emphasis on bargains and new styles.
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John T. Frazier
Brunswick
ball
garrett
John H. Wiliams
Braddock
Frederick
National Lake
tarmmpike
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LOY AND PERRY'S
New Manager for Chesapeake and Ohio Canal
H C Winship resigns as receiver of the Chesapeake and Ohio Canal citing inability to handle many duties. Bondholders will run the canal with Frederick Mertens of Cumberland stepping in as manager. Separately, Rev. David J Besle notes Senator Gorman supports keeping Sunday closing of the fair.
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H.C. Winship
Chesapeake and Ohio Canal
Frederick Mertens
Cumberland
David J. Besle
Frederick
A.P. Gorman
Carlyle Harris Execution Scheduled After Appeal
Carlyle W Harris was resentenced to electrocution the week beginning March 8 amid a sensational scene at Recorder Smyth’s court. A cheering crowd followed Harris to the Tombs, where he professed innocence and thanked God as he faced death. The judge noted the new evidence failed to alter the outcome and set a new execution date for early May.
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Carlyle W. Harrig
brougha
Smyth
sertencd
Laser Dilworth Choate
Wellman
Harris
Brown
Burke
CARLYLE W. BARRIS
Herris
ennals Harris
POTTS BAREIS
Harrs
Sam
court of appeals
Carlyle Harris
Harms
Norfolk Prepares for Naval Event of World Leaders
Elaborate arrangements unfold in Norfolk as preparations intensify for a major naval gathering. Key nations, dignitaries, and extensive hospitality are planned with concerts, banquets, military reviews, boat races, and exhibits to showcase ships and civilian displays.
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Norvots
Mann
Norfolk
Honda
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Lee akype
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Death of John G. Cockey president of Towson Nation Bank
John G. Cockey, president of the Towson National Bank, died at his Lutherville home after a months long illness. He was born in Frederick County in 1813, later moved to Baltimore, ran Cockey & Co lumber, retired 1872, and leaves a widow Laura B. Talbott and four grandchildren. He served as bank president since organization and was oldest director of Baltimore’s First National Bank. The Towson directors will meet Thursday to appoint a committee to draft resolutions.
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JOHN G. COCKEY
Towsor Nations Bank
Lutherville
Cockey
Frederick county
Baltimore
Cockey & Co
William
George B
Frank Cockey
Laura B
J. Fred. C. Talbott
Towson National Bank
First National Bank of Baltimore
Immanuel Baptist church
Torson National Bank
Local residents report illnesses and civic notices
The column lists multiple residents ill with various ailments and their physicians, church activities, charity group news, legal notices, and local business notices. It also notes a destructive explosion in Litchfield Illinois, and parish and civic updates including Guardian appointments and memorial day resolutions.
Seven Die in Wisconsin fireworks factory blast
A fireworks maker in Esosha Wisconsin and his family perished when a large stock of gunpowder stored at their Wisconsin street home exploded after a fire. Three bodies were found burned beyond recognition. A boiler explosion at Roux Iowa killed four men and injured others. Other items note bank scandals in Italy, Hawaiian Princess Katonani's New Year visit, and ex Senator Dawes welcomed home in Massachusetts.
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EEsosHa
Wis
Chris Arentzen
Wisconsin street
Arentzen
Chicago
Roux
here
John Adams
Eugene Gards
Yownsly Boldisier
Eshelman
eboy
Theodore Lilly
Dawes
PIvTsviELp
Mass
New Jersey Methodists Report Gratifying Conference Results
The New Jersey Methodist Conference opened with Bishop Walden praising church reports as gratifying and noting increased mission offerings. Transfers included Rev Ho Potter from Tennessee to New Jersey, Rev George Hughes reelected editor of The Guide to Holiness, and many ministerial appointments and a court to hear George S. Sykes charges. The Wilmington Conference discussed an endowment plan and new deacons, with several resolutions and appointments to be announced. In Laurel Maryland, Emett Baldwin was named first auditor nominee with a storied federal career and postwar work.
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Hour
N.E
Bishp Walden
Ho Potter
Tennessee
New Jersey
George Hughes
Walden
George S. Sykes
Revs
J. R. Mas
C. W. Herr
C. F. Garrison
A. H Eberhardt
C.&. Lawrence
G. Maddock
Pennington Carson
R. ©. Hancock
Ed Gilford
Joseph Mickle
J.B. Turpin
WW. Moffett
J. B. Wescott
Wetherby
G.I. Dobbins
D. B. Harris
L A. Skock
Wilmington
MIDDLETOWN
Del
Wilmington Methodist Episcopal conference
Jay Benson Hamilton
New York east
Elmer L. Cross
Delaware
Wiliam P. Townsend
William T. White
Hany G. Westerfield
Oliver W. Devenish
John P. Otten
T F. Martindale
Merali
Office Without an Officer In Trenton
The United States Marshal W D Deacon’s term expired and he and his deputies vacated the office. No law allows a marshal to stay till a successor is appointed. It is expected Deacon may be reappointed temporarily. Horsford dies after postmaster career efforts blocked by the president’s decision not to employ former officeholders.
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Italy
Rome
Signor Giolite
chamber of deputies
Bank of
Sicily
Banca Ramena
TRENTON
Unitedtates
W.Dodd Deacon
Tere
Deacon
Pension Commiisaionersop
Washiotox
Raum
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Reception honors merchant philanthropist Chas Broadway Rouss
Arisktor to New York attended the annual reception at the Lyceum Opera House honoring Chas Broadway Rouss, famed merchant philanthropist. The event featured 128 couples on the floor, a grand orchestra, and a living flame inscription reading C.B.R. 1836 1893, with guests from Maryland and Virginia.
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Arisktor
New York
Chas
Broadway Rouss
Lyceum Opera House
Houss
Virginia
Franklin
C.BR
Brosdray
Martin H. Timberlake
Winchester
metropolie
Brunswick Lodge Installs Thomas Fitzgerald Division No. 506
A new division of the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers was instituted in Brunswick at Brett's Hall. Officers from Division No. 87 presided, including L. J. Wilmoth and J. D. Reister, with a luncheon at the American House. The visit was welcomed by Mayor Z. T. Brantner and the locals noted several allied lodges in Brunswick. Traffic on the canal resumed with coal shipments. a fire destroyed a dwelling near Knoxville without insurance. A misconduct incident involved George Mitchell of George Wilson's minstrel company facing dismissal issues and unpaid board.
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Brunswick Briel
Thomas Fitzgerald
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
Brunswick
Brett’s Hall
Baltimore
L. J. Wilmoth
J. D. Reister
pat grand
BR. P. Grimm
T. H. Bark
W. F. Heiman
G.W. Metcalf
John H. Stephens
L. Lidard
T. W. Jaze
American House
Z. T. Brantner
Thomas C. Prince
John ¥. Martin
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Brunswick Lodge
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Pye oyalty
Knights o. K
E. C. Unger
C C
Delaware Tribe
Order of Red Men
M. F. Shafer
United American Mechanics
W. Bratt
Potomac Lodge
Brotherhood of
J. S. Foster
George Lerch
Knoxville
Lovetteville
Lutheran Church Sun- BF
Washington Nominates and Confirms a Wide Range of Officials
The president sent a slate of nominations including James B. Eustis to France Theodore Runyon to Germany John E Risley to Denmark and Wade Hampton to head the railroads Also confirmed were Josiah Quincy as assistant secretary of state Inanc P Gray minister to Mexico James B Eustis minister to France Patrick A Collins consul general at London and others The senate examined credentials of appointed senators from the navy states and debated seating decisions amid broader discussions on tariffs pensions and export statistics
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WASHINGTON
senate
James B Eustis
Louisiana
Frence
Theodore Runyon
New Jersey
Germany
John E. Risley
New York
Denmark
James G. Jenkins
Wisconsin
United States
Seventh judicial circuit
Gresham
Walter D. Dabney
Virginia
department of state
Charles B. Stuart
Texas
United States court for the
Indian Territory
Ernest P. Baldwin
Maryland
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treasury
Thomas Holcolmb
Delaware
Wade Hampton
South Carolina
Josiah Quincy
Inanc P Gray
Mexico
James B. Eustis
France
Patrick A. Collins
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California
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