Property Sale Notice Near Frederick with 170 Acres
Fragmentary notice describes a 170 acre estate near Frederick, inheritance tax implications, and sale of a property once owned by W. R. Johnson. It mentions 12 percent investment reasons, modern improvements, near Baltimore Pike, with multiple buildings, roads, fruit trees, two wells, and high quality land.
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Festendock
Frederick
W. R. Johnson
Motter
Motter's $ . Md, Ith S Scree of Land,on Rund
Lewict
Kitchener Triumph at Banquet in London
General Kitchener is hailed as the lion of London after a triumphal progress to the Guild Hall where he received the freedom of the city and a sword of honor for his victory at Omdurman. A gala Mansion House banquet, speeches by prominent leaders, and a Pacific note on Fashoda mark a tense, ceremonial celebration.
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France
Fashoda
London
Kitchener
Guild Hall
Omdurman
Davies
Mansion House
Eitchener Tm
Duke of Cambridge
Lord Rosebery
Newell Salmon
Lord Lansdowne
Marof Salisbury
Marquis of Salisbury
Especi
Sirdar
Nile
Marchand
Salisbury
Lord Salisbury
Hong Kong
Philippines
United States
England
Hood's Sarsaparilla tale of relief across family
A Maryland reader from Lonaconing reports rash and itching improved after three bottles of Hood's Sarsaparilla. Her husband and child also benefited with better sleep and appetite. In Cumberland a contractor claims back pain eased and he can work again after using Hood's Sarsaparilla.
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Hood
Lonaconing
Maryland
Warrem W. Eegs
Columbia St
Cumberland
Sarsanarifts
Spaniards Reject U S Philippine Proposal At Peace Talks
Spanish commissioners flatly refused Mon days plan for the United States to take the entire Philippine group and reimburse Spain for pacific expenditures. They argued the U S had no rights in the islands without Spain’s consent and demanded nearly $1,000,000 in moneys seized at Manila. They charged U S troops with wrongful imprisonment of Spanish soldiers and alleged U S actions blocked Spain from quelling insurrection after hostilities ceased.
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Philipine Islands
Spain
United States
Philippine Islands
Philippines
Antilles
Orient
Senor Rios
Ing
Manila
Paris
Disaster at sea as Croatan burns off Cape Charles
A Clyde line steamer Cronton bound from New York to Wilmington and Georgetown caught fire about November 1, 18 miles north of Cape Charles. Of 27 aboard, 22 were rescued by the schooner Alice Clark. five men and women died, including Second Assistant Engineer Jeremiah McCarthy and Steward James Curtis. The vessel sank after explosions as Captain Hale and officers tried to save passengers.
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Vineyard Haven
Mass
Somme
Cronton
New York
Wilmington
N. C
Georgetown
S.C
Cape Charles
Alice
James Curtis
Jersey City
Frank
Jennie Winlard
N. G
Hale
Alice Clark
Clark
Smallpox Scare in Cuba Reports From Gibara and Holguin
Dr Woodson, inspecting Cuban military posts after arriving aboard the Cincinnati, reports half the population in Gibara and Holguin afflicted with smallpox. Typhoid and dysentery are also present. isolation and encampment near the sea are planned to prevent further spread among American and Spanish troops. General Wood will inspect Gibara again and send doctors and supplies.
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Santiago de Cuba
Wood- Son
Military Department of
Santiago
United States
Cincinnati
Vishing
Holguin
Gibara
Wood
Woodson
North Carolina Election Outlook Report from Wilmington
William H. Bernard of Morning Star forecasts a peaceful election in Wilmington with a likely shift in the county, noting increased white registration, falling negro registration, and GOP nominee failure reducing black turnout. He cites white Republican shifts, women’s influence, and crossovers from Republicans and Populists, predicting close state races and three likely congressmen for Democrats.
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Wilmington
N. c
William H. Bernard
The
Morning Star
Democratic
North Carolina
State Senate
General Lawton testifies on Tampa voyage and Santiago campaign
General Lawton testifies before the war Investigation Commission about troop transport, supply sufficiency, and discipline during the Santiago campaign. He cites climate as the main cause of sickness, notes improved health in Santiago after two weeks, and says no gross mistakes or lack of care occurred given conditions. He adds army and navy did not coordinate transports despite questions of control.
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Washington
Nav
War Investigation Commission
Denby
Lawton
Fifth Army Corps
Santiago Wi Palien
Fund
Taro
Tampa
Santiago
Cuba
Laconte
San
Sime
Cincinnati
Leutenant
States Infantry
Juan Hin
Minemond
the &Lven
Eann
Mission Expecty
Chicago
Catone Miner
Thomas
Miami
Losa
San Juan
C. N. Hy
Egbert Sa Seneca
Steinnhbe
New Day
Sene
Ely Sel
Fred J. Fluerger
Avery
Finn
Griffith
Ecampalen
A. Hebert
San Lek Plereine
Kansas City
Fantry
Fort Neturn
Trans
Monroe
York
New York
Newport
Albert Ker
Kentucky
el Roedchers
Chicka
Luccheni Trial Nears As European Press Arrives
Geneva reports the Luccheni murder trial of the empress of Austria begins next Thursday with European press coverage. Luccheni’s counsel Pierre Moriaud says his client urged him not to plead extenuating circumstances, claiming the crime was political and premeditated.
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Bers
Geneva
Press of
Europe
Lucchent
Austria
Pierre Moriaud
Luigi Lucchent
Luccheni
Lucchen
Hls
Luch
Ent
Moriaud
Pension amendment passes in Texas for ex-Confederates
Dallas Tex. Navy report shows the constitutional amendment authorizing pensions for ex Confederates who served in Texas before 1886 carried though full returns are incomplete. Eligible ex-Confederates may receive up to a limited monthly pension with annual appropriation capped at 250000 dollars. Marquis 1ino Lo called Back.
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Dallas
Tex
Navy
Texas
War Investigation Reveals Ill Conditions At Camp
Testimony from Major and Lt Cols details severe shortages of tents and medical care at camp operations. Witnesses describe sick soldiers left without food or adequate shelter, transport delays, and debates over vessel redeployments. Reports highlight hospital care gaps, supply failures, and requests for improved quarters and nursing support.
Finance and Trade Review Shows Mixed Business Activity
A Newport style finance review notes political doubt weighs on growth yet overall trade remains resilient. Panics show mixed results with some sectors failing while aggregate business value holds near prior levels. Machinery and leather sectors hint at localized weakness, but iron and pig iron demand remains steady.
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Y York
Nov
Dun
Panore
Sayyer
Pittsburg
Murder Charges and Tragedy in Munete Indiana
A neighbor Mrs Levina Black shot farmer John Bailey three times in the head at his gate after an earlier acquittal on a criminal assault charge. Bailey had been a prominent eight miles north of Hig City. Black fled, with motive linked to past scandal and public derision. Both families are well connected.
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Munete
Ind
John Bailey
Hig cHy
Levina Black
Umekhan Bailey
Mra. Black
Chig
Troops Named for Occupation of Cuba in General Order
Washington November 5 a general order designates troops for Cuban occupation. The First Army Corps under General James H Wilson, the Second Corps under General Young, and the Seventh Corps under General Fitzhugh Lee are in readiness to proceed. The Third Nebraska Regiment led by Colonel William J Bryan is at Huntsville under General Whester and may be sent to Cuba in time.
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Cuba
Washington
James H. Wilson
Young
Fitzhugh Lee
Nebraska
William J. Bryan
Huntsville
Whester
Emerson Literary Society Meeting Notes and Election
The Emerson Literary Society held its November meeting with reports, readings, a debate on whether the Frederick County Agricultural Fair benefits the community, and officer elections. President Ritter led, with new officers Ri t t ie, Ritter, Carty, Griffin, and Haller among those elected. The next meeting was scheduled for November 19.
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Emerson Literary Society
Tsrou
J. A. Ritter, Jr
Emerson
Rittchie
Ritter
Carty
Griffin
Haller
Society Bhi
Hymeneal Custom Shows Local Nuptials and Upcoming Wedding
Hymeneal notices announce Lacie Malcora Thomas to John Louis Rontzahn with a noon ceremony on November 16 at Pleasant Prospects near the city. Col. George A. Peatre, Republican Congressional nominee, to wed Miss Bessie Shoup in Cumberland on November 23. Howard M. Keyser and Elizabeth Gamerick married Thursday evening at 90 p m at 18 West Third Street by Rev E J McLean.
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Roltizatin—Thomas
Zachariah G. Thomas
Lacie Malcora
John Louis Rontzahn
Col. Pearre
Wep
George A. Peatre
Cumberland
Bessie Shoup
Keyser—Hamberick
Howard M. Keyser
Elizabeth Gamerick
E. J. McLean
West Third Street
High Scoring Fowls Carlisle Norfolk Breeding Show
High scoring fowls advertised by Carlisle and Norfolk breeders with _Sori_ and several varieties listed including light and dark Langshans, white and black Wyandottes, Partridge, Leghorns, black mottled Javas, buffs, buff laced Leghorns, Polish varieties, and other features. The Republican County Central Committee met in the grand jury room at Court House with Chairman Hammond Urner presiding to conduct routine business and discuss anticipated results in the upcoming Congressional election, with talk that Col Pearce may win by about one thousand votes.
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Carlisle
Norfolk
Frederick and Hagersz Sg
Plymouth Rock
Republican County Central Committee
Grand Jury
Court House
Hammond Urner
Col. Pearce
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