For Sale or Rent of Historic Maryland Homes and Businesses
Property listings include the race judge Wom Mahoney residence on East South Street, a 3 room 25 storie high homefront, and a farm near Johnaville Frederick County with 476 acres under cultivation. Also offered is a 63 %" acre Marcus Wolfe farm near Utica and a FIRST CLASS CONFECTIONERY STORE for quick sale on Market Street with stock fixtures and soda fountain.
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Wom Mahoney
East South Street
Routh Street
Jacob Hoffman
Johnaville
Frederick County
Lerge
Particuars
W. C. Hoffman
Union Bridge
James BR. Wolfe
Curice Mills
Utica
Burecker Confectionery
Market Street
Burucker
Mr. Barucker
Mr. Burucker
Baltimore
A Transit Tramp and a Miraculous Escape Near Rocsville
A tramp with a large carpet sack camped in James Orr's meadow near Astonville, cooked a noon meal, washed his clothes in a nearby stream, and repacked his gear before moving on, drawing crowd attention. Nearby farmer John Keys narrowly escaped death when a train crushed his wagon. his horse died, but Keys survived with minor injuries.
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Astonville
Jas. F. Orr
Mr. Orr
Sverse
Alexander Syturk
John Keys
Fanmerte
Rocsville
Keys
False Fire Alarm Triggers City Hall Chaos
A false fire alarm at City Hall last night caused uproar on North Market street. It marks the second such alarm this week and carries a heavy fine for the offense.
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City Hall
North Market Street
Tariff debate stalls adjournment in Fifty third Congress
Washington November 3 the first tariff skirmish of the Fifty third congress ended in a draw after a House vote on adjournment measures and a Senate amendment to the urgency deficiency bill. Utah statehood moves forward while a conference on pay for Senate employees surfaces.
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Washington
House
Senate
Catchings
Holman
Congress
Terry
Ark
Wars and Means Committee
Ways and Means Committee
Reed
Kilgore
House Committee On Territories
Utah
Committee On Rules
Wilson
Wars and Means
Sayers
Committee On Appropriations
Wholesale Slaughter and Varied 19th Century News
Reports describe brutal fighting with British machine guns against Matabele forces near Fort Charter, detailing heavy casualties and retreat. Other items cover political murder in Belgrade, legal cases in Chicago and Boston, a spate of local crimes, strikes in Homestead, parliamentary reopening in London, a man killed by a train, factory wage cuts, scarlet fever closures, and a Mexican land commissioner appointment.
Directum Dominates Mascot in Sensational Trotting Match
In New York the trotting race between Directum and Mascot drew 6000 to 7000 spectators, with Directum winning all three heats by wide margins. Times were 2 1 0 7, 2 0 7 9, and about two minutes in the final heat, while Mascot repeatedly challenged before Directum pulled clear. A second item notes the Britannia steamship sale terms set at 25 000 and its Boston handling, and a third reports forest fires at Valley Forge started by careless gunners.
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New York
Directum
Mascot
Fleetwood
Detroit
Chicago
St. Loui
Indianapolis
Denver
California
Kelly
Andrews
Keily
Min
Tanis
Pascal Mare
West Chester
Valley Forge
City of Alexandria Burns Off Havana Harbor Tragedy
The steamer City of Alexandria was destroyed by fire after an explosion off Cojimar. The crew and most passengers were saved. the purser R. Bowen and stewardess Mrs. Carter perished. A second report notes counterfeiters found in a Laurel Mountains cave near Greensburg and a burglar assault in Harbor Creek township. Other items include a phosphate company dispute in Nevassa, and a Delawares line shooting incident.
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City of Alexandria
Havana
Nev
New York and Cuba Mail Steamship Company
Matanzas
New York
Smaall
City of
Alexandria
Hoffman
R. Bowen
Carter
Explosion at Dry Dock stable leaves many dead and injured
A boiler explosion at the Dry Dock stable on East Fourteenth Street, New York, caused widespread destruction. Dozens feared dead or missing, with many injured including broken limbs and burns. Engineers attribute the blast to overpressure. Armstrong allegedly unlicensed to operate the boiler. The event also reports related notes on the French ambassador aiding Noel Maison and other miscellaneous items from across cities.
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New York
Yestenta
East Broadway
Hattery Street
Samuel D. Mullen
John Royal
Josph H. Quinn
Charles Urotin
Hart
Michael McDonald
Bellevue Hospital
Lee
Patrick Meffonnell
Jacob Soldier
Hyies Gis
Annie Gallagher
John Peters
John Hubl
Mertle Gallagher
John Roeinfrank
John Ruhl
Washington Matlin
Armstrong
Stock and Produce Markets Closing Quotations
New York stock prices drift lower amid market nerves on Nov 2 despite Sherman act repeal. Silver gains 2 to 3 cents. Philadelphia shows weak grain and dairy prices with mixed commodity readings. Cattle hogs and sheep markets vary as traders assess demand and seasonality.
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Philadelphia
New York
WN. Y
Eric. Lehich
G. m
New Jersey
N.Y. d
N. E. Det & Hodson
Pennsylvania
Minnesota
Western Dairy
Creamery
Western Creamery
York Large
Western
Buffalo
Buryata
Tate
Tin Box Swindle Nets Farmer Trauger Five Thousand Dollars
Two well dressed men trick a wealthy farmer George Trauger near Pleasant Unity by a tin box cash game. He wins 5000 dollars but the conmen take the box with nothing inside and disappear promising to return with funds, leaving Trauger with empty hopes and a burnt trust.
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Grressacess
George Trauger
Pleasant Unity
Traucer
Coke
Mt Pleasant
Greensbury
Trauger
Mt. Pleasant
Trower
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Passos
Mutus Insurance Building
Frederick, Md
Ways and Means
Committee On Territories
Wraixetox
Del
Sharptown
Berren Springs
Leonia Tywilling
Double Springs
Leon Hopkins
Levin Wilsons
Albert Brad
Constantine Wesley
Alien Smiths
Weir
Murphy
Billy Murphy
New Zeaght
Eckhardt
Albany
Smith
Everett McClennand
Pittsburg
Fpintspore
Joseph Gorman
Pegelman
Liberty Street
Nova
Loberuenta
Buluws
Klee Lobensgul
Salis - Undus
Lobenis
Beelerimov
M. Velimirovitch
Ministry of Justice
Prendergast
Cmeaco
Patrick Eugene Joseph Prendergast
Harrison
Horton
Quiltr
Bostons
William Tucker
Charlestown State Prison
William
Emily Peterson
Henry Williams
Bloomfield
Pisiniif
Newtonville
Mass
George S. Eddy
Uxiosrown
Emma Buchanan
Wheeling
Calkers
Homestead
Brown
House of Commons
Henry Fowler
England and Wales
Gladstone
Doterissvinte
Jacob Bower
Pennsylvania Railroad
Reading
National Brass
Bringeron
Greenwich Township
Mexico
Lewisatts
Howard Miller
RY Valig
Ang
Ares
Stal
Pascal
Peixoto
Brittania
Peixsies
Boston
Greenssiue
Laurel Mountains
Waterford
Wain
J. K. Rutter
George Shirley
Bartholomew Crowley
Harbor Creek Township
Carey
Bruglars
Benth
X. F
Xevuss. Phosphate Company
Nevessa
Albemarne
Nevassa
Petroto
Herbert
Montgomery
Machias
Marblehead
Navy Department
United States
Wiemingtos
Sandren Blannen
Delaware
Wilmington
Rutger
Court of Common Pleas
Cambria Ion Works
Tesrming
TsiosTowx
Camie Iron Company
Votene
Morrell Works
Danhar
Esterday
Madrid
Riff Coast
Broomserrs
N. J
David Granley
Reacue
Pyrgeneng
Noel Maison
Reas
Matson
Supreme Courh
Battle Creek
Mich
Tilsonburg
Ont
Oliver Dorland
Campania
Loxpox
Cunard Line
Brow Head
Eve
Thomas Palmer
Sixth Avenue
Hotel la Londe
General Palmer
City
Panapenriia
Nicetown
Germantino
Newhops
Germantown
Henry W. Renker
Joseph Carroll
Thomas Tellow
Max Hingler
Abe Buzzard
Dlaancaster
Matt Buzzard
Tuaiah Shaeifer
Geoffdale
Hell
Welb Roountain
Penitenti
Abe
Shhaefer
Hoga
San Francisco
Navy
T. Fampt Hoge
Virginis
Amey
China
Bern
Cleveland
Sangehanna
Trxswaywock
Suamnehanna County
Brooklyn Fields
Harnisavrs
Secretary of Internal Affairs
Reading Railroad
Pennsy
Jersey City
State Board of Tax Commissioners
Pennsylvania Tailroad Company
Board of Assessors
Bricousner, N. J
Freddy Maste
Patrick Masters
Millville
Cmcaco
E. W. Phillips
James A. Consterdine
Benefit Association
DrrRort
Maryland
Bailuent
Eli J. Hinkle
Mary Leat
Conare
John Cessna
Camers
Emmet Burk, Alias
Skeball
J. J. Johnson
Gloucester Athletic Club
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