Real estate listings crowd local market ads
L Parsons offers a brick residence on East South Street near Market for sale or rent with 23 story height and 31 feet frontage. Also Pine Farm near Johnaville Maryland lists 176 acres of cultivated land, 9 fields, lime kiln, orchard, brick house, outbuildings, and good fencing. Additional farms near Utica provide 68 acres with stone house and outbuildings, and a Market Street confectionery business with fixtures and soda fountain for quick sale.
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Malhoney
Pine Farm
Jacob Hoffman
Parter
W. O. Hofman
Asion Bridge
James B. Wolfe
Utica Sills
Frederick County
Duica
Stroets Fui
QI My Otic
Loffer
Buracker Goufecniovery
Market Street
Second
Third Street
Buracker
Mr. Buracker
Baltimore
Ritchie Elected to Baltimore Supreme Bench in Historic Vote
Judge Ritchie, born in Frederick County in 1834, was elected yesterday to the Baltimore Supreme Bench. He trained at Dilk inson College, the University of Virginia law school, served as City Solicitor and in various election and legal roles before his appointment to the bench.
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Ritchie
Stade Albert Ritchie
Supreme Bench of
Baltimore
Brown
Judge Ritchie
Frederick
3Rd
Albert Ritchie
Dilkinson College
Sixth Judicial Circuit
Law Department
University of Virginia
Frederick County
Vansant
Board of Supervisors of Elections
St. Louis
Baltimore Bar Association
Davidson
Latrobe
Jow
Stewart
John’s Hopkins University
Death notices for an infant and Dennis H Cox
The infant Harry B Martz died at Pearl yesterday morning about 330. Funeral from parents' home at Mount Olivet cemetery this morning at 10 with F Schroeder as undertaker. Dennis H Cox died today at his home on the Baltimore pike of consumption. Funeral Friday at 1130 with Carty as undertaker.
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Harry B. Martz
Pearl
Mount Olivet Cemetery
F. Schroeder
Deenis Cox
Dennis H Cox
Baltimore Pike
Coke HM
C. C. Carty
Craving for Notoriety and Its Dangers
The passage discusses a diseased craving for notoriety driving many to seek print and sensationalism. Some are harmless, but others push to dangerous extremes, with the worst cases likened to unhealthy, morbid behavior and risky actions for attention.
Whinley Wins Ohio By A Large Majority In State Election
McKinley carries Ohio by a majority over sixty thousand amid a record turnout surpassing ten thousand votes. The victory hinges on national issues of protection and honest money, with Ex Governor Campbell rallying support for Nest as Democratic hopes fade.
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Ohio
Cotcastre
McKinley
Campbell
Lawrence T. Nest
Republicans Carry WEW Vote in New York
Early returns show Republicans leading in the state race as Democrats concede the ticket may be lost while hoping to salvage the legislature. Officials in New York City report little favorable news from interior districts as results come in. The Staats Zeitung calls the Democrat defeat a possible blessing and notes heavy opposition in Maynard’s area.
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lLzaxy
Hill
Flower
Rosendale
French
Williams
Judson
McEwan
Campbell
New York
Republican Gains Fill New Jersey Races
In Mercer county Republicans carried key races with Augustus T. Ege winning sheriff by about two thousand votes. Wilbur Ginder Exton and others pledged against race track legislation and won. Edmund R. Ross Cape May and Lewis A. Thompson Somerset also elected Republicans, while Frank A. Somers won a close assembly seat. Christopher Staates won Warren and J. J. Toffey won Hudson.
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Trinttox
Me Cer
Augustus T. Ege
Sherif
Wilbur
Ginder
Exton
Edmund R. Ross
Cape May
Lewis A. Thompson
Somerset
Frank A. Somers
Christopher Staates
Warren
J. J. Toffey
Hudson
County Returns Favor First District Candidate in Berzen
County returns indicate Deasman, a Republican race track candidate, leads in the First Assembly District of Berzen county by a large margin. The Second District likely votes Democratic by about 20. Anti race trick candidates suffer heavy defeat across counties. Billy Thompson’s candidate loses in Gloucester district.
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Edward
Stillson
Berzen
Deasman
Dearest
Suite Seinttern
Billy Thompson
Gloucester
Robert
Greenhalge Victory Seen As Massachusetts Republicans Triumph
Early returns show Greenhalge leading for governor and Republicans winning majorities in state offices. Results indicate Greenhalge over Russell by about 15,000 votes, Walcott over Cary, and Frederic T. Greenhalge leading for secretary of state by about 26,000. Senate and House expected to stay Republican with larger margins. Republicans celebrated at American House with speeches, a colored glee club contributing to the lively scene.
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Lis
Bostax
Clowk
Greenhalge
Greenhalge T
Russell
Walcott
Carymeth Dem
Frederic T. Greenhalge
Olint
McDonald
Kimball
Halt
Phillips
Stevens
Knowlton
Lisley
Senate
House
American House
Republican Club
Massachusetts
O Ferrall Leads Virginia Democrats By Large Margin
Returns from about half the state suggest O Ferrall may win by around 40 000 votes. Democrats likely carry most senatorial districts and many House of Delegates seats. Ellison projects a Democratic majority not less than 25 000, while O Ferrall may trail ticket by about 5 000 votes.
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Virginia
Richmond
O'Ferrall
House of Delegates
Ellison
Democratic Committed
The
People's Party
Democrats Paid Little Attention to Election Across Pennsylvania
In Pennsylvania counties Democrats largely ignored the vote with many staying home. Republicans claimed statewide gains with state officers won by sizable margins and Harrisburg results showing Republican leads in city and county races. Chester and Lackawanna counties also leaned Republican as partial returns indicated broader GOP success.
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Philadelphia
Pennsylvania
Samuel If. Jackson
Frank ©. Osborn
Wmew
John S. Kent
F_ AL Windsor
Supreme Fudge
D. Newlin Fell
Samuel G. Thompson
Herbert T. Ames
John H. Stevenson
Harrisburg
Hershey
The
Orphans’ Court
Meyers
Lynch
Groves
Sheltenberger
Murphy
Chester
Lackawanna
Edwards
Parisvile
SchuyT&ill
Jackson
Wright
Whitehouse
Wulkesbarre
Luzanne
Election results show Democratic gains in several counties
The report details large off year returns with Democratic majorities in Hun tingdon and other western counties, predicting a Democratic state ticket lead while Republicans gain in some districts. It notes Judge Gary's race, Kansas Populists weakening, and various local victories and defeats across multiple states.
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Huntingdon County
Fell
Supreme Judge
Jackson
Lock Haven
Choton
Kenovo
Townspec
Bradfant County
Pirrisrisy
Pennsylvania
Allegheny County
Yepango County
Lawrence County
Catbria County
Blair County
Noakistown
Nice
Norristown
Crrr
Venango County
Cambria County
Election Day Riots Hit Poling Places Across Several Districts
Reports from Gravesend in Brooklyn and nearby towns describe violent clashes at polls as watchers and officials clashed with supporters. Injuries, arrests, and police action followed including injunctions and detentions. Other districts like Buffalo and Albany reported similar disturbances and legal actions as election day unfolded.
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Damien
Cambers
N. J
Sheri West
George S. West
Cooper Hospital
Gloucester City
Diplomatic clash over Honduran ship incident near Corrinth
Government sources report U S minister Baker aboard the steamer Costa Rica when Honduran authorities sought surrender of Barilla a Honduran passenger en route to Guatemala. Shots were fired as the ship cleared port amid protests and diplomatic deliberations continue without disclosed replies. Nearby, a dredger James Bernard of Brooklyn drowns after an altercation aboard an oyster sloop. Other items note a defense for J Hampton Hoge, a Harrisburg iron mill restart, and various local incidents in Pennsylvania and beyond.
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Vigoreux
Washington
State Department
Byker
United States
Nicaragua
Costa Rica
Salvador
Corrinth
Auapala
Honduras
Barilla
Guatemala
Bara
Baker
Mer
Dow
Barrandin
Bke
Laveen
Del
James Bernard
Brooklyn
Nanticoke Point
Bernard
James Dixon
Berchant
Anid
New York
Two Vessels Sank In Dense Mist Coast Guard Searches
Four steamers were lost in heavy fog near Port Aux Barques as the Albany and the Philadelphia sank with all hands. Eleven bodies were recovered aboard the overturned boat, while the rest of the crews, totaling twenty four, are believed drowned. Names of the drowned crews from Albany and Philadelphia are listed. the Albany carried grain from Chicago to Buffalo and the Philadelphia coal and general merchandise from Buffalo to Duluth.
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D Brack
Mich
Pee
Peller Albany
Western Tran Company
Philadelphia
Twemsy Mpea
Port Aux Barquen
Albany
Life Asving
Whele
San Beach
B. Muirhead
James Molley
Thomas
Job Price
C. M. Murtrie
William Sturteh
Frank Kerthen
Albert Holm
C. MM. Leggett
Jerre Moran
J. Hunt
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New York Court of Appeals
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Blossville
Sahmixwon
Patrick Moren
Moren
Cnucal
Lansingburg
Oa Party of Citizens
J. F. West
Bittie
Passahty
Albany County
D. H. Rimmel
Ninth Pennsylvania Cavalry
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Roanoke
John £. Penn
J. Hampton Hoge
Amory, Kinn
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Hursher
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Pottstown Iron Company
Starder
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Elias Fisher
Alfred, Smith
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Fisher
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Judee Simonton
Co. McKeyswear
Martin Lee
Miffin Township
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Richard K. Fox
Jackson- Ville
Fla
Elks Club
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Renten Borhermai
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Ifax
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Maggie
Savage
Brinstox
Greenwich
Hazletos
Patrick McLaughlin
David Jenkins
Lansford
Lake Michigan
Smad
Tunknasspen
Edward Mahoney
Lyman Garrison
CG. J. Wesley
J. F. Everett
Braintown Township
Everett
Belle Veranos
Messrs
Perching and
Giles
Methodist Church
Berlin
Freissinzige Volkepartal
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Freissinzige Union
Atgenoa
Guelphs
Herrter
Lexter
Bérlin
Herbert T. Ox
Applic Dowever
Montgomery
Marblehead
Detroit
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Mapuio
Wasahixetos
Department
Postoffice
Hamilton
Hubert Lea Tex
Charles Rowe
John D. Wailing
W.F. Buchannan
Abdallah Ber Ham
Jone
San Francisco
Miig
Masnte
Midway
Abdallah
Sammy
Westchester
N.Y
Levi Mason
Barchester
Frank Lecuach
John Ondecy
Stocktem
Marcelilen
Agrseilles
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