Real estate and goods for sale in Frederick area
W L Parsons, real estate agent, buys and sells stocks and mortgages on commission at Journal Insurance Building Frederick. Homes and farms offered including Bodnack Liberty Town property with 10 rooms, price and terms. George A Gilpert’s country place near Frederick. John T Frazer estate Brunswick farm 125 acres with improvements. Williams address at Braddock for sale or rent. Urbana farm of 123 acres with details. Loy Perry’s hats and shoes sale. Aldridge dry goods stock liquidation, $2500 inventory, cash only, Frederick store closing in 60 days.
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Jutnal Insurance Building
Frederick. W
J.S. J. Bodnck
Libertytown
Iris
the
Liberty Banner
rick
George A. Gilpert
Frederick
iibert
John T. Frazier
Brunswick
Petersville
galland garrett
sidon
price, &c
car army ofice
John 4. Williams
Hraddock
Nacional pike
tornpize
Thomas Dixon
Urbana
Moncescy
witon
Move From Farm To House In Greenwood Area
Mary E Franklin and family plan to move from their farm to the Lewis Greenwood property near Park Hale schoolhouse after renting the farm to son-in-law Edward Hawn. Hitty Carter, a respected Black woman, dies. burial at Fairview graveyard. Mrs Jas Hooper and Miss Lotile Forbes wed in Catonville. Rev W H Woolf officiates. Maryland game protection meeting set for April 1 in Baltimore to seek statewide enforcement support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
SAMS CREEK
Mary E. Franklin
Lewis
Greenwood
si Park Hale
Franklin
Edward Hawn
Hitty Carter
Fairview
Jas. Hooper
Lottle
Jacob Forbes
Catonville
Wm. H. Woolf
Swept by cyclones devastates towns and schools
A massive Mississippi valley cyclone destroyed Manic and nearby towns, killing none but maiming many as a two story colored schoolhouse collapsed trapping children. Indianapolis and Bowling Green also reported severe wind damage, with several buildings unroofed and crews struggling to restore lines of communication.
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MeMphs
Tanica
Miss
Birmingham
Memphis
there
Kelly
Kansas City
Birmingham road
Coopersville
Olive branch
Manic
Knights of Pythias
Masonic hall
Helly
Indianapolis
Ixpraxapolis
Cerealine company
Charles Myers
Charles Benhke
Chief Arthur speaks on Ann Arbor strike and Senate brief session
In Cleveland Chief Arthur of the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers clarifies the union's stance on the Toledo Ann Arbor and North Michigan strike stating no order to stop work and criticizing small road contracts. The Senate in Washington holds a ten minute session with minor appointments and adjourns, plus reports on Jules Ferry’s burial and political trials across Paris.
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ARTHUR TALES
Anns Arbor
CLEVELAND
Arthur
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
Brotherhood
Ann Arbor
Toledo
North Michigan
Rick
Ashley
Arbitration court opens in Paris over Behring sea fisheries
Paris March 4 The arbitration court on the Behring sea seal fisheries opened in the French foreign ministry with members from the United States Britain and other nations. Baron de Courvelles elected president to meet daily at 11:30 am for four hours. Proceedings will be in English with a French journal and English version.
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Sliss Doolittl
PORTLAND
Ore
Edith Day
Northern Pacific
Miss Doolittle
Chicago
United States
Mexico
Miss Day
Washington
Paris
court of arbitration
Great Britain
Behring sea
French foreign ministry
John M. Harlan
T. Morgan
Baron de Conneelley
France
Gregore W
Italy
Lord Haunen
John
D. Fhompeon
K. C
England
John W. Foster
C. Tapper
dominion
marine and fisheres
E. J. Phelps
Vermont
James €. Carter
New York
Henry W. Blodgett
Miiosis
Robert Landing
Claire Hassell
Hichard Webster
AL. Hobinson
W.H. Cros ML. Develie
Baron de Courvelles
American congress
Carnot
T. J. Coolidge
Dufferin
Carbot
Sunday School Lessons Review of the Quarter
A compact review outlines lessons from Ezra Nehemiah and Haggai focusing on temple work, rebuilding, and dedication. Golden texts urge reliance on God and obedience, with Nehemiah detailing prayer, leadership, and wall rebuilding amid opposition. The piece closes with a note on the Detroit cruiser’s official trip readiness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Babylon
thea
Jesus
Hapeai
Zechariah
Ezra
Nehemiah
Israel
Caleb
Joshua
God
Zech
Jeans
satan
Ezek
haring
Lessex V
Moses
David
Solomon
temple
Haggai
Jehovah
Jerusalem
Lessex
Golder
Isavill
Tam
A Boy Murderer Will and a Phantom Yacht Plot
A garbled entry from a 19th century crime tale describes a boy murderer’s will, cryptic instructions, a search for a fictional steam yacht, and a coded cipher with references to a vanished ship, a forged document, and a scheme involving a dagger, a poison, and a treasure plot. The narrative shifts through legal and maritime intrigue, with mentions of officials, corporates, and a chaotic series of accusations and plans.
Philadelphia Markets Report From Stoc Final Hours
Philadelphia markets report closing quotes and price changes from stock and produce exchanges. Reading, Lehigh, Penn, and Western wires show mixed activity with several issues advancing and others weak. grain and flour futures cite modest shifts, with wheat dull and corn steady, while cotton remains nominal and eggs hold steady.
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DELTHIA
dan
straight
westerm
satereamisq
western
WiRidge
southern
ifc
Fatal Fire in Cleveland Silences Five Lives in Prospect Street
A March fire at the Morgan apartment house on Prospect Street in Cleveland caused the deaths of four women and a baby from suffocation. The victims include Mrs. Mary E Abbey, widow of Judge Abbey, 35, a blind woman named Mrs Somer, 40, her daughter, and Mrs Hunt's infant. The blaze began in the basement, trapping residents in a central hall and front stairs.
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CLEVFLEAD
Morgan
Prospect Breet
Grainger
sir Toestel
Mary E Abbey
Judge Abbey
Mr Somer
s. desete Hant
Mas. Somer
Sir
Hunt
pthey
Mr. Somer
The Monetary Conference and Resignations
Delegates at the monetary conference face resignations as McCreary Kentucky congressman tenders his resignation. Efforts to appoint a new body and the possible designation of a minister to Brussels unfold as tensions over attendance and representation rise.
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Belgium
Woastituaion
McCreary
Kentucky
international monetary
Allison
Jones
state department
ateshalt
tHscisaik
perons
Ukets
Brussels
L kuin wiil
Unitel
Miscellaneous 19th Century Mews Nuggets
Pension payments exceed 12 this month. Robert Brown served as postmaster at Med 22. Maitin rumored to have fled Paris. Harris, condemned, was taken to Sing Sing. Gold exports from New York expected around 2,000. German ink politics and storms noted. Harvard classmate becomes professor. Pool room wagers led to many arrests and bail. New York water supply protection bill approved. Croton lake aid planned. Dawes to be feted at Vendome Hotel dinner. Fire in Osgett Sadkietrre shop near prison in Jeffersonville, inmates attempt to panic.
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Robert BR Brown
Med
Tae Faris Viesro
Maitin
Paris
Harris
New York
Taurder
Sing Sing PAG
tur
Germany
northwest
nate terdar
Harvard college
Fimver
New Yorkens
Croton lake
Henry L. Dawes
Masechietts
Abe Hotel Vendome
Bastonnes
Osgett Sadkietrre company
Jeffersonville
Ind
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W . TRViNe Parsons
LOY & PERRY
LOY & PERRY'S
LOY AND PERRY'S
LOY & PERRYS
J. ALDRIDGE
ELDRIDGE
THE NEWS
County Towne
Maryland
society for , Protection of game
Maryland kennel club
Moscow
Alexeieff
Victoria
ELORESCE
Queen Victoria
Beatrice
Prince Henry of Battenburg
Florence
Humbert
Duke of Aosta
Villa Palimier
Nebraska
Lincoln
Neb
house
Cherokee Strip
GuTube
O. T
Loxpox
Balfour
louists
Purtstone
George C. Davis
Brinton
Pennsylvan
Llammiet
Uacin
Lebanon
Koch
Spain
Mapriv
Admiral Pasquin
Cervera
Tamey
Nashville
Peter Tarney
Winchester
fistine
Senate
Walthill
Deak and Dumb institution
District of Columbia
Hawley
Cali
Jules Ferry
St. Die
Demole
Trithete
Mrs. Ritter
PHILADELPALA
Harriet Ritter
Camden
John Horlacher
Katie Horlacher
Ritter
Russia
Baron Morenheim
Panama canal
Monsieur X
Lizzie Hild
WEWARK
N. J
Charles Rosin
Melville R. Quimby
Bowe
Colonia
tech 24
George Richard Dibbs
ew South Wales
Perth Amboy
Penta Amboy
N_ LL
Monte Carlo
ice
New Orleans
Weill and
Robb
OL TNGTON
Oliver Bros
Jacob Swagler
Somermet town
Clark
Marco
A. A. Robinson
Santa Fe
H. Clark
Union Pacific railroad
Carr
WastineTus
Harrison
Uncle Sam
John Bull
Carmar
TJ. Develle
Isaron de Courcelles
Hilled
ATECQUERQUE
N.M
Exeter
Ash Fork
Atlantic and Pacific
Robert Young
Boston
Borderer
London
stavouer
Iceland
Wasnixetos
congress
Lawser
New Caste
HA. G. Wallace
Hazen
United Gate
nethorm’ association
tomerrey
Mar
Newark
Philip Van Horn
Peffer
WaAssisios
AZRASY, NOY
judiciary committee
senated assembly
Rome
B. T. Marshy
George Prindolph
Clyde, GO
Hix
Robert Alden
Fales
Phomum Hyeaden
LeVIngs
Frank Mel Dermitt
Henry
Towill
Marist
sen
Elvera
Pepeleas Verash
Paix
chamber of deputies
Lucien MMievoye
Panama
Yorsestows
James Metz
Pittsburg
Philadelphia
PHILADELPITA
Traction company
Continental Passenger Railway company
Thomas Joy
Erie
Sharon
Joy
M. Panl Amand Challadier-Lacour
French academy
ite
Joseph Ernest Henan
Loxpon
svorfen sancti
Deptford
Thames
shi
steck
Leingh Valle
itpf
Ad pf. Sa
H.& B.T. pref
WNLYL & Pi. NN
Pacific
Penni
Reading - Lehich Nas St. Pailse
THE MONETARY CONFERENCE
selbiers
Joskin
tox
Compton McCoy foatin
Missouri river
Bernolda miv
San Finiseta oO
Wesley
John W. Lintell
Mackie
Vertunite Geatus
Buitreasic
George Fimprempions piachinist
Alrentt
Fesgerdivsis
Trolles
Villadelphia
Trenton
Tanrisney
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