For Sale or Rent in Frederick County Area
A mixed real estate notice describes residence at Braddock three miles west of Frederick with six acres, a two story mansion, outbuildings, and tenant house. Also mentions Jones Mill property with mill and dwelling, and eight building lots for sale at Green Mount Cemetery in Frederick City. References to Bryan and various agents and drug advertisements follow.
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Mortal Uearance Building
Frederick, Md
Gate
Danamicstona
West Saints
Urian A. Lough
Ibis
Watern Ashe
Baagh
Lough
Jobo
Braddock
Frederick
National Pike
Frederick County
James ML Bryan
A. mm. Bryan
Lexington
Baltimore
John P. Clark
Calvert Streets
Gearpae Working Men's Associahon
Frederick City
Green Mount Cemetery
Montongua Avenue
Richard Jackson
Gossip in Washington reflects postmaster and justice battles
Washington news reports President Cleveland limiting calls from congressmen at the White House to speed patronage decisions. The piece notes postmaster McLaughlin’s calm stance amid charges, Virginia judge Brown supporters optimistic, and various federal appointments, pensions, and tailored class-postmaster selections. It also mentions security for a Washington state department exhibit and a theft case in Lynchburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McLaughlin
Brown
Washington
Wasuieetoe
Cleveland
Chicago
White House
Democracy
Hetle
Driig
Mr. Cleveland
McDonald
Virginia
Miller
Honolulu
McDonald Lass
State Department
A. ©. Shaw
Rockingham
N.C
John S. Henderson
W.T. Blackwell
Durham
Judge Brown
Lynchburg
John Davis
J. E. M. Wright
Daniel
Bissell
Civil Service
Lyman
Roosevelt
Johnston
Frederick
Alexandria
Norfolk
Camden
Hoboken
Trenton
Asheville
Raleigh
Wilmington
Winston
HH. W. Smith
Utah
Supreme Court of Utah
Everett BE. Ellinwood
Arizona
United States
Tokn
BR. D Thorman
Bedford City
Aip
Interior Department
Yamental
Opening of Jaffa Jerusalem rail line celebrated with rites and details
Consul Selih Merril reports on the first Palestine railway from Jaffa to Jerusalem. Imam led Muslim rites, a three-sheep sacrifice followed, and a celebratory dinner for 150 guests at Jerusalem station. Djelal Pasha attended from Constantinople as the sultan’s representative. The 53 mile line uses five engines built in Philadelphia and French open cars. Station land near Jerusalem cost over 45,000, with labor drawn from Beth Jala and Beit Jala. Daily work wages ranged from 20 cents to 50 cents, while rock workers earned up to 1 dollar. Travel time is about 3¼ hours down and 3½ hours back, with fares $2.50 first class and $1 second class.
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Hixctos
Mar
Selih Merril
Jerusalem
State Department
Jaffa
Djelal Pasha
Aid de Camp
Constantinople
Palestine
Syria
Philadelphia
France
Cardiff
Belgium
Beth- Jehem
Beit Jala
Still a Dark Secret Probed After Harris Execution
Post execution details reveal Carlyle W Harris declared innocence as he spoke to reporters. Mrs Harris accused Tammany influence and Potts money of framing him while praising her son’s courage. The article covers his final words and the orderly execution process observed by guards and a chaplain.
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Carlyle W. Harris
Bor
Carlyle
Lammany
Tammany
Potts
Harris
Carl
Chaplain Wells
Keeper Connaughton
Wattien Durston
Herrs
David
Davis
Christians to Meet at International Y M C A Convention
The thirtieth international convention of the Young Men's Christian Association will convene in Indianapolis on May 10. Delegates will discuss work among railroad men foreign missions Bible study education youth work colored associations college fields and outreach beyond local fields. Leaders include T. S. McPheeters and Richard W. Morse with a long executive roster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Young Men's Christian Association
America
State Committee
Ststc
International Y. M.C. Ais T
McPheeters
St. Louis
Richard W. Morse
New York
Chicago
W.H. Gilbert
Saginaw
Mich
Thomas Cochran
St. Paul
Charles L. Colby
Milwaukee
HB. Chamberlin
Denver
Walter Hughson
Spokane Falla
Wash
T. §. McPheeters
Louis
Joseph Hardie
Birmingham
Ala
W. Woods White
Atlante
John L. Wheat
Louisville
Jas. Bowron
Nashville
James W. Harte
Marshall
Tex
Richard C. Morse
Services and notices from local churches and officials
The Rev S M Head and Mr Chas Smith returned from the Sharpsburg session of the Evangelical Reformed Church. Zion Reformed Church in Charlesville holds services next Sunday the 14th at 10 am and Pleasant Hill Chapel at 2 pm with sermons by E T Lampe of Fredericks. All Saints Episcopal vestry met. Judge John A Lynch elected delegate to the Baltimore convention. C E Traf alienate named as colonel. Charles M Gilpin reelected registrar. wardens E Shepherd and EB V Gainsborough. Carroll County notes report a 10 year old boy thrown from a horse near Westminster, bruised but alive. circuit court appointments list sheriffs buliffs and grand jury foreman J Oliver Wadgin. A Papal legate residence visit: Nonsignor Satolli, with Father O Gorman, inspected the old Chase mansion at Notre Dame for possible lease as a residence.
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S$. M. Head
Chas. Smith
Evangelical Reformed Church
Sharpaburg
Zion Reformed Church
Charlesville
Pleasant Hi Chapel
T. Lampe
Frederics
Carroll County
James Sozer
Westminster
Stonereville
Tan
Festerday
Roberts
Gersham Hafferler
John Getchey
John Bemiler
Edward Fogle
Wm. Airing
Buli
Hisciox
Nonsignor Satolli
Father O'Gorman
Catholic University
Chase
Kate Chase Sprague
Mgr. Satolli
Distances at the fair show vast Chicago Exposition scope
The writer extols the World’s Columbian Exposition in Chicago, noting Jackson Park’s 533 acre lakefront, a mile long Midway, 39 exhibition buildings, and 150 miles of aisles to traverse. It cites $15,000,000 spent to mount the fair plus $5,000,000 by states and $7,000,000 by foreign nations, with exhibitors from across the globe.
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Chicago
Tex
Jackson Park
Lake Michigan
Midway Plaisance
Individus
North
Gentral San
South America
Europe
India
Burmah
Siam
China
Japan
Persia
Pacific
Austraiis
Tanmana
Egypt
Turkey
Land of
Africa
Cooksville Hosts Local Horse Races and Boxing Match
A hundred spectators from Howard, Montgomery, Carroll and Baltimore counties gathered at Cooksville to witness speed trials for local thoroughbreds and a noted boxing bout between glenwood and sykesville pugilists. The Cooksville horse won the main purse race, others followed, and round seven ended with the Glenwood boxer halted after a blow to the ear. Future events are teased for Cooksville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard
Montgomery
Carroll
Baltimore
Cookeville
Howard County
Glenwood
Sykesville
Carroll County
Unity
Montgomery County
Cooksville
Glenwoods
Sykensillian
Electric railway proposed for Waynesboro and nearby towns
A Waynesboro Gazette report notes an eastern syndicate seeks a franchise for an electric railway linking Waynesboro with Rouzerville Pen Mar Hagerstown Williamsport Shady Grove Greencastle Quincy Mont Alto Park and beyond. The plan promises a large summer tourism flow with resort connections and potential hotel bathhouse and electric lighting development.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waynesboro Gazette
Rouzerville
Pen-Mar
Lestersburg
Hagerstown
Williamsport
Shady Grove
Greencastle
Quincy
Mont Alto Park
S Park
Hag- Seratown
New York
Magnificent World Fair Lights Draw Crowds at Chicago
A large crowd visited the fair as sunshine drew thousands to the White City. Music by Adolph Leisegang and Michael Brand's orchestras played to a lively audience near arc lights on Music Row. The night featured extensive illumination of Administration, Peristyle, and Grand Court, with the Republic and Diana statues glowing atop the grounds.
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Chicago
Mary
White City
Adolph Leisegangs
Soam
Michael Brand
Cincinnati
America
Isabella
Auditorium Hotel
Grand Court of Honor
Grand Plaza
Romantia
MacMonies
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Atate
Lafest & Sacrifice
Pocleaville
Montgomery Count
Insurance FaRm
Sontota
Beaton
W. VA
Mayers Drug
Uintinnati
Ohio
Toronto
Canada
Jasllr
Oaksand
Jasmow
Mayer
Wrath
Drngrists
M. Harvey
Bairymans
Chamberlain
Sears
Slars
W B. Denny
Dairyman
Garrett & Pearce
Garret & Pearce
T. J. Richey
Altona
Kansas
Garrett & Drugalsta
Lane
Washington Barracks
Herbert
Engton
James Glenn
Wiliam Bruce
F.C Morse
Ym.c.a
Modern Jerusalem
West
Lincoln
District of Columbia
President Johnson
Pennsylvania
Harrisburg
Buffalo
Instituton
Congress of Bankers
Washiscroy
C. J. Bei
American Security and Trust Company
CxHicaco
Horseshoers
Brooklyn
Beltimore
Boston
Fittelere
Sun
Carlyle Harris
New Jersey
Trextox
N. J
Ott & Brewer Pottery Company
John Hart Brewer
Brewers
Bird
John Wright
Ga & Brewer Company
Brewer
Joseph Bonaparte
Norma
Brookhaven
Miss
Niles
Sportain
Trattlig Sevto
Waynesboro
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