Real estate and investment offerings in Frederick area
Real estate agent advertises bonds and mortgage investments at 5 percent, with $60,000 in bonds and properties for sale near Frederick. Listings include a ten room brick house near Market, a 650 acre stock farm with 450 cultivated, and a modern eight room Monterey house. Also offering the John G. property three miles west of Frederick for sale or rent with 38 acres, gas, and outbuildings. Contact at the office in Insurance Building.
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Wal Insurance Building
Frederick, Mé
John ‘Wilcoxon
Biematad
Loffer
Jobn Gq
Frederick
Nipike
Fruit Use Promoted for Health in Early Diet Advice
A health note extols frequent fresh fruit as a preventive measure against rheumatism gout and nervous disorders. It urges replacing greasy foods with fruit and describes Frederick Maryland base ball league formation led by W Leroy Strawsberger with four teams and an 18-game schedule to start mid May.
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Adeipnia “Sporting Life
W. Leroy Strawsberger
Board of
Aldersmen of
Frederick
Bia
Frill
Athletics
Browns
George W- Lewis
Strasberger
R. L. Lorentz
PaTe
Tramp Henry Williams Receives Six Months in Correction
Henry Williams, a long-time vagrant, was arrested at noon by Officer Lerch after petty offenses. He appeared before Justice Eckstein and was sentenced to six months in the House of Correction.
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Henry Williams
Lerch
Justice Eckstein
Honge of Correction
Pressure For Office Said to Be Greater Than Ever Before
Washington May 10 The first day of President Cleveland's new rule drew six senators and five representatives to the White House as callers. The office seeker was widely absent though many endorsed the policy. Congressman Wise urged Major Peter J. Otey of Lynchburg for treasurer, praising his banking and business credentials and Democratic work. The momentous shift sparked comments from Byrum and others on growing office pressure and the president's independence.
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Washington
Cleveland
White Horse
George LD. Wise
Rickz
Peter J. Otey
Lynchburg
Treasury
Otey
Virginia
Congressman Byrum
Whitsa House
Hoke Smith
Carl Schurz
Wayne McVeagh
Daniel
Stevens
Honolulu
James Marshall
Staunton
Congressman McKaig
Maryland
John KR. Warner
Lexington
Treasury Department
Pensions
William Loehrer
Minnesota
Republican League hosts a vibrant Kentucky political gathering
May 10 reports from Louisville describe a robust gathering of young Republicans in Lexington styled as a major convention. Delegates in color badges fill central streets, hotels, and city spaces, with notable absences cited but downplayed by leaders. The event blends party strategy with a sense of historic momentum as leaders prepare to review the national scene and potential addresses to the country.
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Detroit
Terroir
Rube
National League of Musicans
Russell House
League
Mahcous Itics
Nearfelly
Kentucky
Louisville
Ube
Falls City
National League of Republican Clubs
Harrison
Morton
McKinley
Foraker
Thomas B Reed
Spooner
Henry Cabot Lodge
General Clarkson
National Republican Committee
Thomas HL Caster
Republican Party
Mire
J. Elien Foster
Iowan
Woras
Remarkable Ancient Canal Ruins Revealed by Russian Survey
A Smithsonian letter from Melnikoff recounts a 7th century B C canal in Crimea carved by ancient builders. The structure features massive stone fortifications, a central fortress, and a network of towers and protective walls. The find sparks historical debates about purpose and origin.
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Wassixetox
Melnikoff
Smithsonian Institution
Black Sea
Sea of Azof
Egypt
Crimean
Assando I
Bosphorus
Strobe
Pliny
Weather and crops report from Maryland weekly bulletin
The Maryland Bureau reports a cool week ending May 5 with below average temperatures and above normal rainfall. Frosts occurred in several localities, delaying spring planting while wheat and grasses show some growth. Eastern regions faced heavy rains and winds slowing corn planting. farmers in Frederick and adjoining counties note delayed farm work but some crops progressing. A Rambler bicycle ad promotes trials at the News office with local hotel arrivals listed.
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Maryland ‘State Weather Service
Trece
Maryland
Hillatde
Mt. St. Mary
Frederick County
J. A. Mrremet
A. M
New Market
H. A. Horas
Mechanicstown
J. &. Huxstaw
P. Bi
Adametown
Buckeystown
Bacon
Jon
Carsne
W. T. Delaplaine
Frederick
Falcon Shot From Porch Sparks Family Feud Near Harper's Ferry
A discordal incident reports a 32 calibre rifle fired from a back porch near Harper's Ferry killing a falcon. The shooter is linked as Lizzie Smith, sister in law to Albertus Spencer, with connections to Washington county a Steven rifle claim. The account mentions Teh edon Marsland Beights and unclear distances.
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Albertus Spencer
Misa Lizzie Smith
Washington County
Mr. Spencer
Harper's Ferry
Marsland
Miss Sroith
Happenings Briefly Noted From Across Regions
Earthquake shock felt in Howard and reports spread across the Dakotas. The International Broommakers’ Association holds sessions in St Louis. The supreme council of Americas Order of Steam Engineers convenes in Philadelphia. L Bush of Carthage Tennessee dies by suicide. Alabama Odd Fellows Grand Lodge meets in Montgomery with record attendance. Romota Dahigron, linked to Admiral John A. Dsigres, presented to the queen as a granddaughter of an American idol. Thomas Nelson Page of Richmond to wed June in Elkhart Indiana. H Ernest Waters, mine owner, found dead at Denver club home from morphine. Eighteen Methodist bishops conclude a session at Wannton Isis, with legislative focus on church policy and missions.
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Howard
Misa Romota Dahigron
Amoos
American Indies
John A. Dsigres
Thomas Nelson Page
Richmond
June Sat Elmhart
Henry Fields
Chicago
H. Ernest Waters
Denver Club
Wannton
Isis
Fight With Huns in Irwin Barricade Case
A violent clash in Irwin's South Side Shanty No 16 saw Constable Shade and Deputy South confront Hungarians charged with beer theft. They faced gunfire injuring Shade and South. seven Hungarians were captured, three wounded including John Sika who died. Mrs Sika fled after the death.
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Gnexseners
Shhade
South
South Side
Irwin
Hungariens
Shade
Ervin
Posse
Sod
Bulleta
John Sika
Joseph Porish
Market Quotations from New York and Philadelphia
The report lists grain and flour prices across markets with No 2 red winter and spring varieties, assorted patents and clears, and wheat futures. It records bids and offers for corn, oats, rye, and products, noting regional prices in New York and Philadelphia alongside western prices and creamery products.
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New York
Ettras
Lexus
City Mills
West Fadies
Drsis
Benise Et Brats
Ibiec
Southern Erste
Fee
Baltimore
Meena Park
IMIG
Ego
Phila Delphi
Pennsylvania
Toll- Isa
WEA
Vermonters' Day at Exposition Opens with Vermont Building Dedication
Chicago May 10 Attendance at the World's Fair grows as pleasant weather returns. Vermont's state building is dedicated with officials and a reception, drawing many with Vermont lineage. A suspended national bank exhibit alarms foreign visitors, while a bogus cow scheme and customs disputes add to the day’s diversions.
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Chicago
Phebe Cousins
Forse
Foot
R Apt
Ait
Midway
Plaisance
Daktar
Vermont State Building
Vermont
Vermont Press Association
National Bank
Chemical National Bank of Chicago
Uncle Sam
Pavilion D
Po’clock
Equitable Frost Company
Exposition
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Picof Asid Company
Baer
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Cossip
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Patterson
Homer C. Bristel
Malcolm Fusen
Jersey City
John Good
East Orange
John GC. Lyon
Adam Sheid
Newark
George Tule
Harry Buttel
W. H. Calston
Oak Park
Jamison F. Collins
Luray
Marcellus M. Hitt
Acton
U. S. Bar
N. Bell
Goshen Bridge
H. A. McNulty
McDowell
Plenkett
Nebraska
North Carolina
T. W. Tatham
Andrews
C. A. Craven
Gilbert
J. A. Tayor
Loco
Tennessee
T. L. Armstrong
Ball Camp
T. L. Callaway
Beaver Ridge
WT. Davis
Erwin
W. H. Goodin
Manlyville
E G. Pickle
Riverdale
ToLepo
O. May
Russia
Moscow
Simbeevsk
Republican League
Georgia Bicyclere
Atlanta
Ed. M. Pa@ant
Walter Howard
Durant
Rome
Indianapolis
Dremt
Wasumetoy
Alexander Graham Bell
Volta Bureau
Thirty-fifth
Q Streets
Helen Kelier
Cariaco
Lincoln Park
Park
Nashville
Jimins J. Duboise
Memphis Criminal Court
State Senate
Duboise
Spring Garde Bank
Proadelphia
United States District Court
Puiler
Ephraim Young
Spring Garden Bank
Ding
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Ing Men's Christian Association
Denison Hotel
Hoberts Park Church
Hayard
Winwinetos
Del
Young Men's Democric Club
T. F. Bayard
England
Philadelphia
Boston
Pittsburg
Brooklyn
Louis
Wiinora
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Palmer Press
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We Otter
Palmer Pues
World's Fair Office
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Crimean Plain
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Anophon
Demerer
Humph
White House
Schurz
McVeagh
Maryland Burese
Westerdays Hotel
Crix Hors
W. Home
F. Jones
J. Townsend
B. Betts
C. Riefe
J. Pracketts
W. Sappington
J. Martin
Charles Howard
W. Johnson
L. B. Chambers
P. A. Kelly
J. Bendshaw
Harrisburg
F. T. Abey
E. DeReeves
Ohio
F. S
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Cannes
H. B Philips
Columbia
J. Greenbaum
B. M. Remsberg
B. Ebert
Balto
P. Stanton
F. J. West
O. S. Thorne
D. E. Longadorf
Mechanicsburg
Grorr
D. J. Brows
Westminster
Chemical Nations Bank
Fature
Carcaco
Chemical National Bank
J.A. Curry
Curry
Mr. Corey
Tgmne
Fair Grounds
Mure
Carlyle Marris
Paria
Albant
Carlyle Barris Bes
State Prisons Department
Farris
Farris Cargas
Remaina
Harris
Albany
Sing Sing
Denver
Plummer
Olio
Bluff City
San Juan Valley
Couticana’s
Exposition Grounds
Crecada
Phoebe Cousins
United States
San Francisco
Waldorf
Savoy
Holland
Plaza
Naroe
Courwnes
Duke of Versgus
Calamaran Board of Trade
Tire
Wilkerbarre
Whileesbarrs
May Thompson
Lbonpaom & Son
Luzerne
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