Real estate listings and sales notices in Frederick area
Multiple properties offered for sale including a two story home on a large lot near Mr J B Lurrated in Berry town and a newer Gilbert country place a 125 acre farm near Branseek with a 4 story house and extensive outbuildings. Agent Loy & Perry advertise hats and shoes alongside estate notices and farm pricing in Frederick Maryland.
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J.B. L
Erberrytown
Georne
Gilbert
Frederick
Baltimore
ilbert
Callat
John T. Frazier
Branseek
Petersville
price
Ioffer
John Willems
Braddock
Warpath Rumors Reach Kiowa and Missouri Chiefs
Dispatches report rising Indian unrest in the eastern plains with Kiowa and Missouria bands said to be dancing and threatening violence. In Washington, Mrs Cleveland hosted a large White House reception with about forty five guests attending. The Treasury approves $25 per capita payments to Wahpeton Indians of South Dakota to fund seed purchases, totaling around $45,020.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Mra Clevelod
White House
Hi TOS
Secreity
Hoke Smith
Imeton 2nd
Wahpeton
Colonel Shepard Dead 4 Popular Religious Worker
Colonel Elliott P. F. Shepard dies suddenly at his West Fifty-second Street home after ether administration for a lithotomy operation. Born 1831 in Jamestown New York he became a lawyer soldier and reformer, founding the New York Bar Association and leading The Mail and Express newspaper as proprietor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NEw YORK
Elliott PF. de Marl
Exnoon
West Fifty-second stret
Shepard
ai. Shepard
Elliot FL Shepard
Jamestown
N. Y
New York University
William Strong
E. D. Morgan
Theron Strong
Aldace F. Wallace
United States
Mail and Express
Margaret Louise
William H. Vanderbilt
American Sabbath union
St. Paul’s Institute
Asia Minor
Union League club
New York Yacht club
Mail and sore
Limerican Bank Note company
Fifth Avenue Sizge company
New York Bar association
Harrison
Major railroad wage reply sparks heated dispute
General Manager H W Ashley of the Toledo Ann Arbor and Northern Michigan railroad issues a press reply to Chief Arthur detailing pay scales for freight enginemen and passenger crews. He cites earnings of 1200 to 400 per year for eight hours, 100 to 40 per month for freight crews, and accuses Arthur of conspiring to ruin private industry while defending workers' rights to quit. Ashley also notes a $1000 reward for those who caused a passenger train derailment near OSSowo and mentions other local crimes and arrests including a deserter case in Florida and an Atlanta suspect in a bank embezzlement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ashley
Arthur
ToLedo, O
H.W. Ashley
Toledo, Ann Arbor and Northern Michigan railroad
Michigan
Michigan Central
Mrr
Ann Arbor
therm
a as Ashley
Ossowo
Mysterious prisoner claims false name and pardon bid
A Kentucky prison inmate in Frankfort goes by Thomas St Clair claiming his real name would cause a sensation. He from Ohio, with two daughters at Vassar, refuses to reveal his identity, says he once wrote gospel songs and a famous poem, and awaits a possible pardon aided by affidavits from Ohio figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
FRANKFORT
Covington
Thomas St Clair
Vassar college
Ohio
St. Clair
Henry Ward Beecher
Columbus
Destructive Cyclone Rips Across Alabama Mississippi and Kentucky
A March cyclone caused widespread property damage across Alabama Mississippi and Kentucky with no deaths reported Jim Wallace a railroad employee suffered a broken leg and the L and N roundhouse was demolished. Estimated railroad and locomotive losses run from seventy five thousand to one hundred thousand dollars. Roofs blew off about twenty buildings including the courthouse in Louisville region. Kelly Mississippi saw most complete destruction with many homes swept away and several fatalities. Nashville reported major damage with unroofed tenements and wrecked stores. Indiana Iowa and other areas faced destruction including churches and mills. Rowland Kentucky nearly destroyed with post office and storefronts obliterated. A Negro settlement near Shubuta Mississippi suffered destroyed cabins and two deaths. Additional damage reported in Alabama Georgia and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BowLixe Grees, &g
Jim Wallace
Louisville and Nashville railroad
Louisville and Nashville
court house
Nashville
Eugene Dremige
Will Dremige
Luelle Oliver
Munn & Seigenthaler’s
Nicholson
Episcopal church
Newtown
new Bethel Baptist church
Louisville
Rowland
Stephens
Knox
Isaac Hamilton
des
Shelon
Stanford
Conspiracy Alleged In Railroad Fraud Ring
Across the Mohawk and Eastern divisions detectives uncover a suspected conspiracy involving passenger conductors and commercial travelers in Syracuse Rochester and other towns with possible ties to the Rome Watertown and Ogdensburg road. Discharges followed evidence from a weeks long investigation.
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Central Railroad
BGFFALO
New York Central railroad
Syracuse
Rochester
Mohawk
Rome
Watertown
Ogdensburg
Trade Review Notes Weather and Money Impact on U S Trade
K G Dun & Co weekly review reports trade less altered by severe weather and money concerns. Volume holds, manufacturers busier, demand rising in key sectors. Money markets tightening due to slow collections from weather and bad roads, not merchant distress. U S failures total 217, Canada 26 for the week, 241 overall versus prior weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NEW YORK
K G. Dun & Co
United States
Canada
Gas Explosion Kills Two Miners at Oak Hill Colliery
In Minersville Pennsylvania two miners died and four were injured when a gas explosion ripped through the Oak Hill colliery east gang way. William Purcell 24 and John Morgan suffered fatal injuries and multiple workers were burned or shaken.]]
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MINERSVILLE
Oak Hill
sear
bos
William Purcell
Pine Mill Gap
John Mongan
Delaware
Important pension ruling changes burial expense policy
Washington March 25 A secret pension decision by Assistant Secretary Bussey changes final illness and burial expense allowances to be paid only on the soldier's death. The move reverses a prior practice that paid these expenses to impecunious pensioners, including dependents. The Silver Conference in Washington also announced ministers will invite European delegations to the international monetary conference opening May 30. Henry Robinson of Cedarville aged 8 committed suicide by poison amid ill health. Three fishermen drowned after a skiff overturned on Bigbee river near Mt Sterling. Lt C E Vreeland named naval attaché in Rome replacing Lt Sergeant. A Pacific cable project was endorsed to link Australia and Vancouver via an international postal conference decision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Britain
Waskisdox
state department
Victoria
Sir Julian Pauncefote
Washington
Cleveland
London
France
Germany
Russia
Austria
England
senate
United States
Bussey
department
Gresham
Philadelphia Markets Close with Mixed Readings on Lehigh Valley and Readings
Philadelphia market report notes Lehigh Valley strength while Pennsylvania markets show heaviness. Reading stock and general market quotations mixed with readings on flour futures and grain prices. Butter and dairy prices stabilize as meat and provisions hold firm amid uneven demand and shifting futures. Local Philadelphia readings contrast with Baltimore movements in grains and livestock as markets digest March activity.
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Stock and Produce Exchanges
PHILADELPHIA
Lehigh Valley
Pennsylvania
Reading
Betagh Valey
g.mta
Pennsylvan
Lehugh St
Parrapaipsia
THéc
TEo
TSigc
Jane
Dai
SheiTai
New York
Pepnsylvania
liglie
western
southern
IGBITe
BALTIMORE
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ERAYL
Utual Insurance Building
Frederick, Md
Nixon
LOY & PERRY
OXFORD
ER. J. ELDRIDGE, H.T. ELDRIDGE
APBRILIs
ELDRIDGE
WEST PATRICK STREET
THE NEWS
Agama
Raasss
reek
Pitts
Airsa
May Caldwell
Fort White
Fla
Redwine
ATBRANTA
Jeannette Hammond
Lewis Redwine
Gate City National bank
AMEBAS
SADOR _PRUNCEFOTE
J. March
polie
Davis
Gallatine
t. Dodd
George Manners Astley
hess
house of lords
Baron Hastings
Marleybone
agitlin Regent park
Astley
Prince of Wales
E Halbenstadt
Mexico
GLOVERSVILLE
Kennedy & Co
Alabama
ississippi
Kentucky
Kelly
Miss. KELLY
Miss
Helly
Gitten
tidth
Indiana
Ispiaxarouis
Atlanta
Walton & Whistler
Charles Knanse
Walter West
Brazil
ERMIAN, Miss
here
Mobile and Ohio
Shubuta
Heard place
Western Union
Mosie
Ala
Arista
Macox
Macon and Northern railroad
Central of Georgia
Nat K. Harris
Commons
Lexpos
house of commons
Mellor
Robert William Hanbury
Hanbury
William Harcours
Crry
MEXxico
Helena
Guayamas
republic
Hamburg
Gravesend
Acapulco
Pacific coast
Order of
ALANCHESTES
Madrid
Malaga
Lamont
BosTox
James Campbell
Marlboro
McLane
Iwo
Desiree
Sammi, Pad and Feed company
Bortz
Mont
Key West
James Cosgrove
Cosgrove
John Taylor Johnston
New Jersey Central railroad
Metropolitan Aiuseum of Art
paralleis
Oregon
Poer
St. PETensBtreG
Scheremetie
Scheremietieff
Chicago
Edwin Walker
World's fair corporation
Chicago, Milwaukee and St. Paul railway
Josephina P. Waldron
Elijah S. Alexander
Edward N. Waldron
State Rubber company
Walker
Turner
Boston
Charles W. Turner
State University of Tennessee
Stevens
Suffolk grand jury
Farner
Fred Douglass
Eastox
Hayti
Talbot couunty
Douglass
Talbot county
CAMDEN
N. F
John Young
Hadden avenue
Medford
Inghwatmen
BERLIN
GLoucester
Mass
Newfoundland
Ashers
Wiw
Yose
Giuckani
Fire Island
FINANCE AND TRADE
Moniz, Aln
Bigbee river
Mt Sterling
Als
Hubert
John Dix
Edward Wescott
Mt. Sterling
Vreeland
WasHiseTox
C E. Vreeland
niver
Australia
Vancouver
BRISBANE
International Postal conference
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