Real estate and investment offerings in Frederick Maryland
Parson's real estate office in Mutual Insurance Building Frederick offers bonds and mortgages secured by the Frederick Buck Works, with 5 percent interest paid semi annually. Also advertised are two houses for sale on Wear All Saint Street and West All Saints Street, a 350 acre stock farm for sale within 25 miles of Poolesville, and a large country residence with 36 acres, modern comforts, and surrounding outbuildings on the National Pike. Call for particulars.
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I Mutual Insurance Building
Frederick
Frederick Buck
First morTgege
Extol Company
Sancol. Rey
Teres
Rome
John Wieoxon
Sory Brice
Wear All Saint St
Market
West All Saints St
Wear
Repeir
Pooleayilie
C. & Uv Coral White
Dc. &c
Uriah A. Fough
Mc. Lough
Sfr
Lough
Sbis
Elow Figere
Callatmy
Soffer
John, Williams
Staddeer
Fins Place
Reminiscences of the Teras Millionaire Rosenberg
Henry Rosenberg a Galveston banker and Swiss consul in Galveston died after two years of illness. He was twice married to Hagerstown women and had no children. Born 1854 in Graves Schleswig, he made a large Texas fortune, funded a free school building, and left an estate around 2.5 million. He will be buried beside his first wife in Loudon Park Baltimore.
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Henry Rosenberg
Galveston
Hagerstown
Letitia Cooper
Sharies Macgill
Gore
Bir
Rosenberg
Macgill
Virginia
Macgills
Mollie Macgill
Bidden
Graves
Sherland
Loudon Park Cemetery
Baltimore
Baltimore and Cumberland Railroad Project Advances
Three corps of engineers continue locating the Baltimore and Cumberland railroad route from Cumberland to Hagerstown. Rights of way are secured as sections are decided. The line will require three tunnels totaling about 2200 feet. Completion is expected under contract by June 1 and the governor has authorized a bridge over the Chesapeake and Ohio Canal between locks 73 and 74.
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Corps of Engineers
Baltimore and Cumberland Railroad
Cumberland
Hagerstown
Anont
Board of Pub
Chesapeake and Ohio Canal
Congress of Women Opens With World Delegates Views
Mrs Palmer receives arriving delegates as Miss Anthony outlines the World Congress of Women to be held at the Palmer House. German and Norwegian officials attend, with Susan B. Anthony predicting 150 to 300 noted women reading papers across eight departments during the week at the Columbian Exposition.
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Mrs Palmer
Miss Anthony
Palmer House
Susan B. Anthost
Tel
Christian Haun
S. A. Bach
Otto Sending
S. Berle and
Manufactures
Topalf Pryiz
Woman's Congress
Art Institute
Palmer
Henrotin
Sewell
Susan B. Anthony
The
Congress
Rachel’ Fostery Avery
Lucy Stone
Alice Stone Blackwell
Boston
George N. Shields
Philadelphia
Mary H. Stillwell
Women’s Dental Association
Thorborg Rapp
Sweden
Ciara. Morton
Elizabeth J. Skinner
Irs
Annie M. Meyer
New York
Denmark Lynchings and National Tensions Rise
A letter from Cotlwna notes bitter white and black divisions after the Denmark lynching. It argues disquieting political shifts, with blacks planning emigration and potential new voting power. Whites split over law, Alliance, and liquor issues. social order feels at risk. Funeral of General Armstrong draws large crowds at Hampton with military honors.
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Cotrwma
Washington
Denmark
Peterson
Palmetto
Peenan
Armstrong
Fort Moxtor
S.C. Armstrong
Norynal Institute
Hampton
National Cemetery
Zinsbronck
Mississippi Levees Breach Reports Crevasse Near Brooks Mill
Mississippi levee crews report a second crevasse on the Arkansas line about four miles below the first on Lake Port. The Brookmill breach is 30 feet wide and widening. Guards say the main stretch could withstand three more feet rise if raised. Arkansas levees near Crittenden require work to avoid overtopping.
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Brewmoms
Arkansas Levees
Lake Port Crevasse
Brooks” Mill
Brookmill
Mississippi
Greenville
Offutt
Miss
Arkansas
Crittenden Place
Mayor Pingree sues gas company overage charges
Detroit May 15 Mayor Pingree seeks redress against the Mutual Gas Company for overcharges over six years. An ordinance would cap rates to Chicago and other cities, with average overcharge about 1s12 percent. The amount involved is large.
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Detroit
Pingree
Mutual Company
Chicago
Budaloo
Sandusky
Cleveland
Toledo
Plans for Congress Set to Unite Democrats on Key Issues
The article reports that Democratic leaders and the administration aim to avoid a party split on the money question and push for swift action on fiscal matters. It notes expected repeal moves on federal relations and state bank currency, a tariff revision, and tax and income measures, with Cleveland signaling no change in policy and an extra session anticipated. It also mentions Secretary Hoke Smith and Representative Livingston’s rivalry, and updates on diplomatic postings in Paris with Clyde Shropshire named to replace Hooper.
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Wasureros
Cleveland Himslf
Congress
Cleveland
Smith
Lisingston
Hoke Smith
Livingston
Atlanta
Fort Wayne crisis and executions in early reports
The piece reports France in critical condition at Fort Wayne but improving, H C Frick returning from Liverpool with a detective, and two men Harris Blenford and Isaac Hosenwig to be executed at Tunkhamnora Pa. on Thursday. It notes Nette Riley’s marriage in Brooklyn jail and a Kentucky group of 1000 women forming to suppress saloons with crusade tactics.
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Marie Heariette
France
Fort Wayne
H.C. Frick
Liverpool
Harris Blenford
Isaac Hosenwig
Tunkhamnora Pa
Nette Riley
Raymond Street
Brooklyn
James O'Grady
Owwisboro
Clas
Cuba Excited Again Plans Insurrection Across Island
From Key West on May 15 reports say Cuban insurgents rally with renewed vigor. Advertised uprisings may begin soon as funds are raised and groups organize. They plan to converge near Cardenas and Clibar and launch from the north coast. A torchlight parade at San Carlos Harbor featured General Jose Marti among speakers.
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Key West
Cuba
Cardenas
Clibar
Cie Island
Gubans
San Carlos ' Hulk
Joseph E. Marti
Aod
Postmaster Row Spurs Protest From Conyers to Cleveland
The patronage dispute in Conyers Georgia fuels anger between longtime rivals as Mr Smith’s success in securing a postmaster appointment provokes Mr Livingston to threaten a vigorous protest to President Cleveland and potentially more drastic action. Separately, Immigration Superintendent Herman Stump under Secretary Carlisle reverses prior practice, denying entry to an idiot immigrant with his family, while allowing employed sons to support their parents. The shift ends family separations in these cases, and applies nationwide. In Washington, Spain and the United States fail to resolve etiquette for the Infanta during her visit, risking delays and health-related changes to the original travel plan as discussions continue.
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Smith
Conyers
Livingston
Cleveland
Herman Stump
Carlisle
United States
James Fox
Ireland
Harrison
N. J
Stump
James
Spain
Washington
Clewelara
Hhe
Cap Rales
Lere
Cuba
Cuban Volunteers March and Saloon War in Muscatine
Colonel Figuerado meets Mascotte in a Tampa departure. About 3,000 line in procession with 13 Cuban flags and a small American flag. 1,500 volunteers ready for Cuba. General Marti reports 15,900 raised locally for the Cuban cause. Mascotte brings news of Havana province raids Friday by revolutionists despite Spanish calm. Federal officials warn of arms shipments to insurgents and vow precautions. The Muscatine Saloon War sees 14 more saloons closed by indictments. reward raised to 7.00 for conspirators. Kessinger’s home looted and family moved. Darting prosecutions include Harrison facing telegram charge to late wife’s handler. Malice found. A highwayman attack near Jeddo leaves John Sensck with a fractured skull and hospitalization.
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Figuerado
Mascotte
Tampa
Cuba
General Marti
Havana
Muscatine
Mescauxt, Li
District Court
Boles
Kessinger
The Angry Princess and Royal Dinner Plans
The Princess of Wales remains abroad amid reports of Queen Victoria opposing the Duke of York’s marriage to Princess May. Mr Gladstone plans a June 7 royal dinner for the betrothed couple and others, while Victoria endorses British goods for the wedding. The Cobden Club reportedly dwindles, and political tensions loom between chambers and senate. A murder verdict in Wisconsin and a natural marvel in Virginia are noted among varied items.
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Gladstone
Cobden Club
Swanten
Trousseau
Duke of York
Princess May
Prince of Wales
Duke
Duchess of
Rousseau
Prinava May
Aending
Angell
Vienna
Firet
Christian
Beatrice
Balmoral
Prince Henry of
Battenberi
Citizens mull s tary rules at Gelalt meeting
In Gelalt a gathering considered questions of improved safety rules. Henry Rosenbarz, a local millionaire who recently died in Texas, will be buried in Loudon Park Cemetery, Baltimore. A showman was wounded in a play by a spear thrown by a partner. Garrett and Allegany counties debate the Maryland West Virginia boundary. Cumberland voters today elect city councilmen and decide seven water loan measures.
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Gelalt
Henry Rosenbarz
Texas
Loudon Park
Baltimore
Garrett
Allegany
Maryland
West Virginia
Cumberland
Deaths and notices from East Eight Street and Middletown
The death of Mr. John J. Johnson of East Eighth Street occurred recently, aged 45, with his funeral held May 3 at Mount Olivet cemetery. Robert Thomas, 73, died in Middletown after a stroke, survived by a wife and ten children. Julius A. Cusar, an eight month old colored infant, died of pneumonia. Hannah M. Woodward, 16, died of consumption in Mount Pleasant. Also notes on a Republican County Central Committee meeting, Potomac Synod’s school project, and local funeral services for Mrs. Joan Dixon and Mrs. Henry Fry.
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J. J. Johnson
John J. Johnson
East Eighth Street
Beyin Qed
Ohio
Chas. W
Garai —Johnsos
Street
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Slwave
Mount Ollvet
G. C. H. Hasskarl
Joseph F. Eisenhauer
A. S. Meeo Daniel
Jacob Wiles
Geo. W. Shoemaker
Leonard Layman
W. A. Kolb
Robert Thomas
Middletown
Chas W
Poughkeepsie, N. Y
John
Harry
George
New York City
Robert
Chicago
Emory
Washington City
Thomas
Catoctin Lodgs
Odd Fellows
Julius A. Cabbar
Julius A. Cusar
T. Haffner
Republican County Central Committee
Grand Jury
Court House
Eschbach
Potomac Synod of the Reformed Church
Frederick Female Seminary
Builetin
Erate
E.R. Ezchbach
Exchbach
C. &. Slagie
Westminster
Lewis T. Lampe
Lancaster
Joan Dixon
St Urbans
Sev
Sanner
Geo. Hewes
Wm. Staley
James Murray
Wo. Hendrickson
Chas. Stup
E. Dall WH
B. Etchison
Henry Fry
Wolfsville
U. B
G. W. Kivacofe
G. Leatherman
Fry
Peter BH
Bussard
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Srapri
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Midwey Plaisance
William Li
Kinsley
Quay
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Ogden
Resissippi Congress
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Transmissisippi Congress
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Bridgeton
Eripetos
M. J
He Sury
Minnesota
Gill & Wricht
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W. Paime
Securus Bank
Wrive
Ind
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Soria
Tironta
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Meta
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Pont Towsstip
Wash
Victoria
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Michigan
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Samuel RK. Mora
Geperit
Paris
Clyde Shropshire
Ae Vie
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Malitions
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Haer
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