Real estate auction notices in Frederick Maryland area
A dense mixed listing from W. Parsons real estate and deed office offering houses and farms for sale or rent in Frederick County. Properties include the late Judge Mahoney residence on South Street, a large 76 acre Jacob Hoffman farm near Johnsville with extensive outbuildings, a small farm near Aries Wills, and a Baracker Confectionery Store on Walker Street. Also advertised are novelties and cards. The tone is promotional, urging immediate inquiries at the Mutual Insurance Building office.
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Mahoney
South Street
Rouse
Jacob Hoffman
Johnsville
Frederick County
Hofman
Union Bridge
James &. Wolfe
Aries Wills
Grica
Baracker Confectionery
Walket Street
Second
Third Street
Burucker
Mr. Baracker
Baltimore
Death notices from Walkersville and nearby areas in obituary column
Mrs. Clara A Stauffer wife of George W Stauffer of Walkersville died at 10 o clock this morning aged 37 years 10 months 20 days funeral Monday at 10 a m from her home with interment in Mt Olive Cemetery Helen Regina Smith four year old daughter of C P and Helen R Smith died of bronchitis at 1 p m yesterday at her East Fourth street home funeral tomorrow at 1 p m at Mr Johns Catholic Church interment in the adjoining graveyard A colored child Wim Barnes age 2 died yesterday morning of marasmus at 4 o clock his name No 17 East Sixth street funeral this afternoon at 2 interment Green Mount Rev C H Young officiating A T Rice Sons undertakers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walkersville
Clara A
George W. Stauffer
Mt. Olive Cemetery
Helen Regina Smith
Helen Regina
C. P
Helen R. Smith
East Fourth Street
Mr. John’s Catholic Church
Helen
Wim. H. Barnes
Marasmus
East Sixth Street
Green Mount
C. H. Young
A.T. Rice & Sons
Heavier Carloads on Trains Signal Rail Progress
Railroads report heavier freight loads with cars now carrying 24 000 to 60 000 pounds. Locomotives and car sizes have increased to handle larger shipments as drivers of progress. Also: Junior Hall stage show praised for merit and safety. Berryville postmaster John O Crown named. weather delays postponed household goods sale at West Patrick Street to Thursday November 9.
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Arle
H. Etchison
West Patrick Street
Defaester Returns to Fight for Freedom in Weeks Case
New York reports Francis H Weeks, the absconding lawyer and farmer, in police custody at the Tombs after arrival from Costa Rica. Indictments to be examined as he pleads on November 16. his embezzlement alleged at about 21,300,000 with most funds taken from trust accounts. Weeks, once high in legal and business circles, disappeared after an assignment to R G Welling amid a widening fraud probe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Francis H. Weeks
Byrnes
Cic City
Weeks
Corrupt Passaic County officials sentenced in New Jersey
A crowded Passaic County court heard sentences for several indicted freeholders. The judge jailed two conspirators for bribery and conspiracy, fined others for illegal contracts on electric lighting, while multiple defendants received prison time or fines.
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Ewe
Passaic
Prion
Quackenbush
Carrail
Morrow
Howard
Gib Micker
Patersus
Court House
Morley
Ideu
Tingle
Freeholdami Howard
Adjourned Business Ends Fifty Third Congress Session
Washington, Nov 4 The extraordinary session of the Fifty third congress adjourned at 3 pm after eighty seven days and three hours without day The House refused to agree to a Senate appropriation for work during the Fifty first congress recess and the Senate retaliated by refusing the deficiency bill The Senate aimed to force House acceptance of its amendment and prohibit payment of session employees unless agreed to The Hutcheson filibuster halted the plan and the House adjourned sine die The Senate soon adjourned too The calendar shows only forty two total bills passed with few major laws The next session will resume in December and preparations for the tariff and other measures continue
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Fifty-third Congress
House
Senate
Cockrell
Hutcheson
Tex
Congress
Afr
Kilgore
Boen
Crisp
House of Representatives
Hudson
New York
Washington
Voorhees
Morgan
Stewart
Palmers
Hare
Martin
Call
Civil Service Commission
Ways and Means Committee
Georgia
Reed
Stevenson
Bloomington
Ill
Deserted Village at Fairgrounds Signals Decline
Nov 4 Cariaco reports confusion at the fairgrounds as heavy machinery roars into gates and Midway Plaisance is torn down. Wagons, cranks, and a shrinking crowd mark the Columbian Exposition’s rapid dissolution with guards retained into winter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cariaco
Thanksgiving Proclamation Opens Nation to Prayer
President Cleveland proclaims Thanksgiving on November fifth urging all Americans to rest from labor, attend worship, recall divine blessings, and support the needy with charitable gifts while kin reunions and friendl y meetings provide cheer. Across reports, Robeson defends Republican ties at a New Jersey rally opposing race tracks. Albanian town Pris loots Turkish garrison as Macedonian rebels threaten siege. World’s Fair invite to Cleveland cited, while a fatal accident and a barge shooting suicide report follow. New Jersey cancels 235 corporate charters for unpaid taxes.
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Washengton
Fitenne
L. Grover Cleveland
United States
Ben Yay Peach
Fatal Fall of Rock at Greenwood Colliery near Minooka
In Luzerne county Pennsylvania at the Greenwood colliery John Dutinski was instantly killed and Peter Vulea badly burned by a roof fall after a blast as they prepared to load coal. The loose rock crushed them. the incident occurred near Minooka.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senaxtox
Greenwood Colliery
Minooka
Luzerne County
John Dutinski
Peter Vulea
Voorhees Prediction and Repeal Talk Amidst Turbulent Session
Senator Voorhees reflects on the adjournment of Congress amid financial panics and bank failures. He predicts prosperity after a careful tariff revision and discusses the repeal bill, noting Sherman’s opposition delayed the fight. He praises the administration and looks to December for tax questions. Also, a locomotive boiler explosion in St. Louis killed the engineer, fatally injured the foreman, and a brakeman drowned.
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Washington
Congress
Voorhees
Nim
Senate
Tam
Sherman
Bonda
Chamber
Republican Party
Teller
Deabols
St. Louis
Iron Mountain
Neosha Street
George Shroeder
Thomas Scott
Freman
Ed Kolper
Mississippi
Stock and Produce Markets Close With Irregular Moves
New York: stock market showed alternating advances and declines before closing irregular. Wheat and oats steady to quiet with varied bids and asks. Beef, pork, and lard mixed with prices little changed. Cattle and hog markets weak to stronger overall, with sheep steady and lambs mixed.
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New York
Philadelphia
New Jersey
del. & Hudson
Primanecrnia
Wieter
Mingesata
Osta
Dca
Ige
Siki
York Dairy
Weetern
Elging
Cramer
Westerm Limitation Creamery
Pennsylvania
Wee Ern
Alec
Baffsio
Berraio
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L Parsons
W. Free Pane
AMD Deacee ID
Sroces
Mostresers
Mutual Insurance Building
Fredarick
Penn-Cushion
c_ SC
John O. Crown
Clarke Courier
Berryville
Defaester
Costa Rica
Altoona
George Werandt
Pleasansville
Bedford County
Mckeesport
James Othello
Pittsburg
Martin Lee
Baitomore
Haskell
Navassa Phospate Company
Lucy Denning
Win Andrews
Neilie la Fontains
Peppertow
Unt
Vienna
Wirssa
Pennsy
Limbertville
N. J
J. H. Beers
J. H W. Callan
Duce
Pennsylvania Railroad
Kate Hart
Frank W. Biscop
Arnold
John Gardner
New Jersey Traction Company
Wincentown
N.J
George W. Childs Drexel
Miss Irick
Father Murphy
St. Joseph's Church
Mer. Satalii
Penta Ameny
William Sheppard
Philip the
Hoboken
Ahowonex
Philip Burger
Busch’s
Hudson Street
Burger
McDonough
Coughlin
Curiaco
Daniel Coughlin
Cronin
Pur Lawelouta
Frederick W. Peoples
Gloucester
Phgelixville
Doc McHale
Schuytsiil
McHale
Austria
Kalgane
Pitsscec
Charles McCoy
Jacob Klineteler
Sharpsburg
Glenshaw
McCoy
Wesne County
Horsespark
Wayne County
Allwood
Belvidere
Gardner Allwood
William Keeley
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western
Princeton
Patten
Princeton College Chapel
Yale
Larimer
August Kowitski
Tunehan . Pa
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western Railroad
New York Postimaste
Washiscox
New York State
Hermon
J. E. Robinson
Jewett
F. M. Goslem
Verona
Gattleib Merry
Wegatchie
George Hill
George
Marie
Pittstore
Central Station
W.N. Bates
Mike O'Erie
Times
John McGarey
Maynard
Natica
Mass
Wiby
Harry Stone
Boston
Albany
Mr. Maynard
Borrextown
Harvey Johnson
Allentown
Hobocon Asmii
X. J
George M. Robeson
Citizens’ League
Ade
Pris
Rond
Albania
Cleveland
Wasnindtoes
Daniel Browne
Watter
Demory
Hugh Garrity
Woodward Avenue
Montcalm Street
Garrity
William Nt. Platt
Tillerman
Paladelphia
William Keyr
Bordentown
Maggie Grant
Vine Street
Schuylkill River
Keys
Trenton
Wurts
New Jersey Corporation
Lobengula
Lospex
Johannesburg
Shangani
Treasury
New Orleans
Cheeringers
Phentzeville
PH Pa
Reaaping
Harry Mackle
Terre Hill
Lancaster County
Lucania
Hetane
Atlanta
Harrison
Chiago
John McGillen
George B Swift
Voorhees Prediction
Senstor
Mont Doutta
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