Real estate listings in Frederick offer Liberty Town home and farms
Advertisements detail multiple properties for sale or rent near Frederick. Listings include a Liberty Town lot with 10 rooms, a 14 acre farm east of Frederick with new buildings, a 125 acre farm near Brunswick, and a 36 acre Braddock country residence with outbuildings. Additional notices offer estate sales and local goods from Loy and Perrys.
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Maryland News to Be Displayed at World’s Fair Maryland Building
The News will be regularly sent to the Maryland State building at Jackson Park for the Columbian Exposition. It will be part of Maryland’s press exhibit and available to visitors. Frederick and Frederick County residents can read it there. Ten applicants appeared before the civil service board, with results pending after the board reports. A local city baseball league movement gathers pace, with more details to follow.
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Senate caucus clash over officers sparks partisan fight
Republicans oppose Democrats plan to place senate offices under party caucus control. Democrats nominate Cox of North Carolina ex-congressman for secretary of the senate and Bright of Indiana as sergeant at arms. Debate centers on patronage and potential reorganizations while adjournment timing remains unsettled.
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Costly Explosion Destroys Mill Structure and Towns
Reports describe a boiler explosion at a mill causing its destruction into fragments. One life is lost with many towns affected as vibrations disturbed residents from Muscatine Hishlwad Greenville Paua and others. Dust theory rejected. authorities say the blast stemmed from a boiler accident.
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Five Bodies Found in a Dry Goods Box
A farmer near St Joseph discovers a sealed dry goods box adrift on the Missouri river. He opens it to find four men and one woman murdered and decomposed beyond identification. Coroner reports the remains likely immigrant family missing last fall north of the city.
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Frenchmen sentenced in bribery cases at Panama trial
The Panama bribery trials end with sentences for Baibaut five years and 730000 francs fine, Blondin two years, and de Lesseps one year. Other defendants are acquitted. Also reports: Troy NY ten-year sentence for assault, Indianapolis D.A. appointment surprise, Belfast ex-politician sentence, and local notable notes on wages and performances.
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The Jolly Earthquake Lecture by Rev Conwell Delights Frederick
The Rev Russell H Conwell of Temple Baptist Philadelphia spoke at the City Opera House on his third Frederic visit delivering two hours on laughter philosophy using the Jolly Earthquake story as a lesson. His tale of a Japanese island transformed by a laughing gas surge and prosperous return illustrated the power of humor to inspire reforms and guide daily life. The audience enjoyed his blend of humor, pathos, and practical insight and praised his influence on the community.
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Fox Harbor Boom Amid Sickness and Spring Plans
County correspondence reports Fox Harbor booming despite widespread illness. Changes planned for spring as most residents stay year. A push to improve Tron Store hill proceeds. Mills Marale Sheetenheim returns from illness. Robert Barkier sells cattle and horses at public sale. Charles Angieberger to run Conner store this spring. David Main visits from Buckeys town.
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Buckeystown
Hyenael Gardner-Winters Wedding in Harper's Ferry
John William Gardner and Miss Bell Gray Winters of Harper's Ferry W Va were married yesterday afternoon by Rev E R Eschbach at the Evangelical Reformed church parsonage West Church Street Grace Episcopal church Baltimore will host Miss Isabel Kunkel as a maid of honor Mrs Key Michael and Mr Robert Lee Keeling wedding planned Ashbaugh Clem couple Charles M Ashbaugh of New Midway ties to Miss Fisle Idelis Clem Utica Md married March 14 at bride's home by Rev J A Reper.
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Grace Episcopal church
Baltimore
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New Midway
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Utica Mulls
Dwelling at Bark Hill Burns. Family Escapes Unhurt
A two story log dwelling owned by John Bankard at Bark Hill near Uniontown burned Monday. The fire started in the garret and destroyed part of the furniture. The family escaped unharmed. Theresa insurance valued at about 800 dollars with 500 dollars on the house policy in Carroll County Company.
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Clever counterfeiter betrayed by French belle in New York
A clever counterfeiter known as Carlo Manuele was arraigned in the Jefferson Market police court for distributing forged currency. A French woman named Alice Moxet aided detectives, leading to evidence of over 3,000 dollars in counterfeit money, chemicals, and printing paper seized. the suspect refused to testify.
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Philadelphia Markets Close Quoted Stocks and Commodities
Philadelphia March 21 stock market active with Reading securities leading activity. Lehigh Valley at 47¾ bid,Pennsylvania lines mixed. grains flour and wheat steady, corn and oats flat. cotton nominal. provisions firm. butter and eggs uneven with eggs weak.
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Court clears Elkins and Davis of West Virginia rail case
Baltimore March 22 Judge Dennis dismissed the bill in the Alexander Shaw suit against the West Virginia Central and Pittsburg Railway company Piedmont and Cumberland road and several officers. The decision exonerates Senator Davis and Secretary Elkins from misconduct claims while approving dissolution of the injunction.
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