Real estate for sale and rental in Frederick area
Local broker WL Parsons lists multiple properties for sale or rent near Frederick. Packages include a two story brick home in Soherrytown on a 50 by 300 foot lot, a 14 acre farm near the Baltimore turnpike with new buildings, a 125 acre Brunswick area farm with a large farmhouse and outbuildings, and a 36 acre Braddock country residence with modern amenities. Also advertised are hats and shoes at Loy and Perry's.
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Soherrytown
Bret cl
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George A. Gilbert
Prederick
Baltimore
Gilbert
John T. Frazier
Brunswick
Petersville
price
army of five
John EL. Wiliams
Braddock
Frederick
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Thomas Dixor
Urbana
Urbans
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Franklin and Marshall Glee Club wows Pottsville crowd
The Franklin and Marshall College Glee and Mandolin Club gave a concert at Trinity Reformed Church last night to a packed, attentive audience. Encores signaled high praise for the harmonies and musicianship of the students.
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Franklin and Marshes College
Pottsville
evening Chronicle
Franklin and Marshal College
Trinity Reformed Church
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Franklin and Mershall College
Glee Club
Favoring a Strike in Pennsylvania Railroad Dispute
Reports detail a meeting of the Brotherhood of Switchmen held behind closed doors to discuss a strike against the Pennsylvania Railroad. Delegates from across the line and Chicago branches pressed for action to leverage the World’s Fair rush to demand grievances be met.
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Pennsylvania railroad
Pennsylvania
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Removal of Jeff Davis' Body in Richmond
New Orleans March 27 Major J Taylor Berson of Richmond who has arranged for the removal of ex President Davis remains to Richmond left for home yesterday afternoon. The body will be removed on May 28.
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Jeff Davis
New ORLEANS
J. Taylor Berson
Reghmond
Presid Davis
Richmoud
Bailisoun
Elizabeth
Baldy
New York
John J. O'Brien
remin
Thurstay
Spain offers reproduced Santa Maria to U.S. for display
The Spanish government officially tendered the reproduced flagship Santa Maria to the United States. It is en route from the Gulf of Mexico to Washington and will be shown near Chicago’s exposition before a permanent exhibit in Washington.
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WASHINGTON
government of
Spain
depl. ment
United States
Gulf of Mexico
SANTA HARA
Chicago
Teather trust
Thomas E. Proctor
Boston
Edward R. Laden
New York
Josah T. Tubby
James R. Plum
United States Learcher company
Rival priests clash as pope considers Treacy case
Swedesboro churches split over excommunication of Father Treacy and acceptance of Father Leahy. Treacy appeals to Rome after mass in followers homes as Bishop O Farrel delayed until after Easter. Leahy cites Judas analogy. parishioners stay divided and await Rome's decision.
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Father Treacy
Swepe Escoro
N. J
O'Farrell
ounc
Joseph's Catholic
Father Leahy
Leahy
Swedesboro
Rome
Mgr. Satolli
holy father
O'Farrel
Christ
Judas Ferariot
Kansas Women Vote Registration Surge in Kansas
March 27. Kansas municipal elections will see a large registration of women. Thousands of women are ready to vote in the April elections as registrations surge across cities in the state.
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Kansas
Kavesa
Kan
Duamstrons Floods Hit Volga Don Region
Terrible floods along the Volga and Don and their tributaries cover thousands of acres with water and cause heavy loss of life. Twenty three persons are reported drowned in Kharnov alone.
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Duamstrons
Russia
ST. Petensevie
Volga ane Don
Kharnov alona
Suit for Big Boodle Heirs of Captain Ward Wilt Sudeavor Claim $11 Million
Detroit March 27. Heirs of Captain Ward Wilt Sudeavor file suit for $11,000,000 alleging executor Orrin W Potter used fraud to seize control of the estate of the North Chicago Rolling Mill founder. The complaint charges Potter and widow Mrs Ward and her brothers with sales and transfers that drained the estate, while the probate process was manipulated to appoint Potter sole executor. The action seeks to recover assets and overturn alleged improper gains amid a complex family- and corporate- ness.
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Ward
Sudeavor
Orrin W. Potter
Detroit
Ebee
Dave
fran SP
Bill
answer
Arrin W. Potter
Chavago
Potter
North Chicago Rolling Mill company
John Ho Laven
North Chicago Rollin Mill company
Chicago
Camerome Cameron
Toronty
Lyon
Ludington
Coumeron
lyons
Want
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Man Taken to Hospital for Hip Operation
Michael, superintendent of Mt Olivet cemetery, and his son Dora traveled to Baltimore this morning. They took him to Maryland University Hospital for surgery on an affection of the right hip believed to stem from an injury in Washington after being thrown from his engine. The News notes the incident was seen by readers.
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Michael
Mt Olivet cemetery
Dora
Baltimore
Ife
Maryland Universit Hospital
Washington
Maryland Institute Notes
The Bulletin reports visits by Mrs W RK Barry of Baltimore and Mrs Oliver T Watkins of Montgomery County with daughter Etla, and Mr Wao A Snider of Harney visiting the school. Dower beds ready for seed contributions. Ely receives gift from Catonsville. Volta Bureau project printed. health noted as good. practice for Field Day begins with reorganization of the baseball club and outdoor walks.
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Maryland Institute Notes
W. RK. Barry
Baltimore
Oliver T. Watkins
Montgomery county
Etla
Geo. H. Clark
Smithourg
Washington county
Paul
Wao. A. Snider
Harney
Carroll county
Samuel
Richard Ely
T.C.C. Huckle
Catonsville
Huckle
Volta Bureau
Ar. Ely
Kate Sarges
Boonesboro
Ely
Are. Mattingly
Emma
Stattingly
Work of Death Claims Several Local Residents
A series of obituaries and notices report the deaths of Jobo Grove near Hagerstown aged 73 and Mrs Nancy Johnson in Westminster aged about 103. Other notices list Mrs Catharine Aubel of North Market Street at 91, Leonard Weer of Montgomery county at 75, and Amelia Conrad of Salisburyville. Funeral details and family connections are provided for several entries.
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Jobo Grove
Hagerstown
Misa Nancy Johnson
William 4. Heagy
Fountain Valley
Carroll county
Westminster
Babylon
M. W. Babylon
M.E O'Conner
Washington
D. C
T. Lane
Avondale
Lane
CATHARINE E. AUREL
Catharine Elizabeth Aubel
sile
Sirs
John Fals
North Market street
Walde Koppel
Hesse Kassel
John Falk
Lawrence Aube
Aubel
Unis county
Join Falk
BONARD WELR
Leonard Weer
Montgomery county
Inisa
Thomas C. Groomes
Rockville
Eldersburg
Bird Weer
Letita Weer
Baltimore city
Thomas Groomes
Randolph Weer
Sykesville
James Rapgey
Galthersburg
CONRAD
Amelia
August Conrad
Sabilasville
J. R. Lewis
Sailors Rescued After Extreme Cold and Thirst Off Coast
Captain Abet Lewis of the schooner Price reports a harrowing voyage from Taveroport to New Haven. The crew endured two days without water, freezing temperatures, and a crippled vessel after a fierce storm. They were sighted by the White Star steamer Cotlent and brought to Liverpool.
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Lewis
Price
eal
Taverpool
Rimeelf
New Haven
Conn
Cape May
Doramg
Southern Cyclone Leaves Widespread Destruction Across Parishes
A Mississippi report details the cyclone path through Richhind parish near Archibald on the New Orleans and Northeastern railroad. Buildings on several plantations including Broughton, Pruitt, and Archibald properties were destroyed. Two children were killed at Pruitt and Archibald suffered total ruin with miles of damage and traffic disruptions along the railroad.
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Sardiy
Missy
Thurnsoy
Richhind parish
Archibald
New Orleans
ratbeay
Jub pom
AL Broughton
Mr. Sarles
coren
Pruitt place
T. Archibald
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Archibaid
Unhappy Oyster Bodies Highlight Deadly Bay Work
Brooklyn widow recounts grim scene at Miller's Island where Daniel Fox was buried without a coffin in barely two feet of sand. She says about five hundred oyster boat deaths haunt the bay and ten bodies are recovered weekly.
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New York
Daniel Fox
Miller's Island
Baltimore
Brooklyn
Miller’s Island
Doctor resigns after public pressure over university posting
Dr G. W. resigned from his university post following strong public opinion regarding his recent appointment at the arate university. The move comes as controversy centered on his fit for the new position and his elderly parents on a poor farm.
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G. W
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Portland
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Clevearoll
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Arlington hotel
Edward B. Steith
Buffalo
Rebecca Muller
Allegheny City
Augustus Barsu
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Minnesota
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Battmont
William D. Hall
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Arkansas
SOA Head
Chiisco
Annie Delamom
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Clearmont
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