Properties for sale in Frederick County Maryland area
Listing multiple properties near Frederick and Union Bridge. Describes a 20 acre farming tract with two story house and fruit, a brick residence on East South Street with nine rooms and fruit, a Mahoney estate farm of 176 acres with lime stone and water, and a first class confectionery store on Main Street with full stock. Also advertises cod liver oil products at a local drug store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary J. Smith
Frederick City
Middletown Pike
M. Mahoney
East South Street
South Street
Aeaganz
Jacob Eefman
Jonnsville
Frederick County
Ali
W. C. Hoffmen
Union Bridge
Buracker Confectionery
Mait Street
Second
Buracker
Mr. Burucker
R. Burocker
Baltimore
Social world wedding reception in Hagerstown
Mrs. Martin L. Lechilder, nee Jans Houck of Frederick, returned from wedding tour and was honored with a reception at the groom’s parents home in Hagerstown. She wore a red gown with gloves. the couple received warm welcomes as Frederick County loss became Hagerstown’s gain. A dance by a Skinner’s Gap hall committee with Biren’s orchestra is announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin L. Lechilder
Jans Houck
Frederick
Hagerstown
Lechilder
Lechlider
Frederick County
Sloss
Edward Perkins
John Esworthy
Skinners Gap
Biren
Lehigh Valley Strike Spurs Railroad Conflict
The Lehigh Valley railroad strike widens as branch engineers refuse to work and President Wilbur says he will hear all grievances from employees but not from Brotherhood members. National Guard fears trouble, mine and rail work idle, 30,000 miners affected, with potential general strikes across railroads if the dispute escalates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilbur
Wilber
Esser
Lehigh Valley Railroad
Kock
National Guard
Witkeskarre
Wyoming
Hazleton
Mahoner
E c
Brotherhood
Lehigh Valley Strike Grounds Passenger Service Amid Freight Outages
The Lehigh Valley railroad strike has crippled passenger service especially at the New York end, with only one morning local train running to Perth Amboy. Rochester division trains halted, freight and mail routes disrupted across the line, while crews refuse to handle Lehigh freight. Police posted warnings as management warns of reinstatement or discharge.
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New York
Lehigh Valley Railroad
Mem
Perth Amwoy
Lehigh Valley Road
Olhensen
Jersey Central Road
Lehigh Valley Company
Rochester
Lehigh Valley
Shamokin
Mt. Carmel
Mauch Chunk
Mauch Chuus
Belo Ude
Wilbur
Easton
Novn
Ablleutenn
Fr Iis
Blakeslie
Rau Ett
Delano
Auburn
N. Y
Central
Ithaca
Directum Dominates Alix in 3 Heats at Fleetwood Park
New York reports a raw November afternoon as Directum the famous black stallion defeats Alix in a $5 match race at Fleetwood Park. Three heats show Directum fastest in 2.06, 2.15, and 2.08 as Alix breaks and loses by lengths, with a neck lead for Alix early then fall behind. Other items note the Vice President’s son Lewis Stevenson’s wedding and assorted political and legal happenings.
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New York
Fleetwood Park
Directum
Alix
Curry
Chepzan
Black Wonder
Asther
Ketley
di- Feetum
General J M Rusk Dies at Vinegar, Wisconsin
General Jeremiah M. Rusk ex secretary of agriculture dies at his home in Vinegar, Wisconsin after a long illness. Family, Dr Cott and daughter Mrs. Craig at bedside. Funeral in Vinegar, state at Methodist church. Rusk had served in the Wisconsin legislature, Civil War rank of brigadier general, governor, and secretary of agriculture under Harrison.
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Presbyterian Church
Lewis Green Stevenson
United States
Misa Helen Louise Davis
William O. Davis
Daily Pantograph
Ogersby and
Fifer
Stevenson
France
Hotel Normandie
Washington
Ais Cratz
Jer Horuse
Mary
Tam
General Rusk
Jeremiah M. Rusk
Morgan Count
Wisconsin
Uly
Tenty-fifth Wisconsin Volunteer Infantry
Busk
Sherman
Vicksburg
Salkahatchie
Congressional Republican Committee
Garfield
Paraguay
Uruguay
Denmark
Bureau of Printing and Engraving
Agriculture
Harrison
Hansen
Rusk
Nuggets of Neves and Nightly Newsy Bits
A jumbled note lists Charles Salyards to be hanged January 22. A gale killed about 200 people on the French coast. Commodore Skerrett may become rear admiral after Belknap’s retirement. A Norwich, S. C. man allegedly poisoned himself in Savannah. Robert Christy of Wooster College reportedly injured in football. Deputy Sheriff Davidson killed during a raid at Trout Creek. George Wristley, 13, smothered while attempting to burn a jail to escape in Flushing.
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Charles Salyards
Carlisle
Sheff George Davidson
Trout Creek
Mich
Alexander Renos
George Wristley
Flushing
Mish
Hanged Suspect Dies After Mob Demands Bodies
In Gutamivae Jestentin a 22 year old laborer named Fred Gustavson was hanged on Mastin street after luring a four year old girl to a boarding house room and assaulting her. A mob seized the culprit at Justice Truite's office, dragging him to the stairs where the rope broke after twelve minutes. Officials recovered him and a crowd gathered, demanding the body until a committee reported life was extinct.
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Brovat Krasisker
Orrenna
Fred Gustav- Bop
Mastin
Gutamivae
Jonis Sax
Gustavson
Justice Truite
Sosils
Laforce
Seal
Earthquake Disaster Hits Kuchan Iran Destruction Reaches City
A Me shed dispatch reports Kuchan in Khorasan Province destroyed by a severe earthquake and flooding. Up to a thousand perished from collapsed buildings and swollen rivers. Me sheds warn Teheran of ongoing shocks while Meshed and Kuchan are said totally ruined with food and water scarce. Survivors flee to mountains as lowlands suffer further devastation.
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Kuchan
Khoraspan
Atrek
Kachen
Kachan
Teheran
Meshed
Denouncing Blatant Allegations In Hawaiian Crisis
A lengthy statement by Larrin A Thurston, Hawaii minister, rebuts Mr. Blount's report on the 1893 Hawaiian revolt. He denies collusion with Stevens and Wiltze, argues U S troops landed to protect citizens and property, not topple the queen, and cites mass meetings and violence ahead of the landing.
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WaAson Giox
Larrin A Thurston
Hawa
Blount
Committee of Safety
Stevens
Wiltze
United States
Dean
Honolulu
Te Fg
Hawaii
Bloune
Thurston
Prince Pedro Not Departing for Brazil Says Countess
Paris dispatch reports the Countess D'Fu denying the claim that her son Prince Pedro has left for Brazil. She states he remains at the Vienna military school. The Journal Des Debats says inquiries found no truth to the departure rumor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prince Pedro
Paris
D'Fu
Brazil
Vienna
Journal Des Debats
Carlisle on Finance Brings Moneta ry Debate to Delmonico's
Hon John G Carlisle secretary of the treasury spoke at a chamber of commerce banquet at Delmonico's arguing Galvis is the only international money and trade balances settle on that basis. He warned against a double standard and urged preserving the U S monetary system while noting government cannot create money.
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John G. Carlisle
the Treasury
Chamber of Commerce
Delmonico
United States of America
Kasigt Upom
United States
Stock and Produce Markets Close in New York and Philadelphia
The New York and Philadelphia exchanges closed with a sharp stock rally led by war certificates. Lehigh Valley slipped while Reading and Reading Plofs saw activity. Flour and grain prices moved variedly with winter wheat futures firming, and pork and beef prices showed mixed movements across the market.
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New York
Philadelphia
Lehigh Valley
NYL& Pan
Pennsylvania
HGBT
WL & Blt
New Jersey
NIE
Hudson
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Boon
Sabsaparil Arica Cie
Worte
Hood
Maryland University Hospital
Hood's
Arsaparbrilla
Cres
Ceres
Hali
WM. BE. Greenaoltz
Hanover Press
W. 1. Parsons
Pave Passos
Dealee Ct
Hhis
Mutual Insurance Building
Frederick, Md
Little Garden
Fine Farm
Garroit & Pearere's
Masket Street
Prederich
Newspaper Frehive
Lerigh
Hocherter
Wasuvictos
Canneri
Hussain
Treasury Department
State Department
Russia
Rockafellier
Wilresearre
F.W. Rockafellow
Rockafellon
Stanton
Rio
Paty Department
Commodore Stanton
Laxoa
Emma Arcbuck
Mery Good
Josiah Goo
B. F. Schlegelmuich
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Eastern
Portford’s Law and Order League
Fianioga
Larrie Rock
Ark
St. Louis and San Francisco
Long Belt
van Buren
J. W W. Brown
J. White
Apast
Flower
Court of Oyer and Terminer
Kings County
Cullen
W. W. Baker
West Virginia
Baker
Holiday Cove
Trexton
Herbert W. Fitzgerald
William H. Fulpee
Flemington
Princeton
Robert Leopold
Mercer Court
Eit Tadie Woodruff
Lenoxox
Peter Mazer
Philadelphia and? Reading Railroad Company
Persia
Beaver
Merrill Station
Joseph Winn
Dan
Pittsburg
John Kelier
Woodron
Robert Staniey
New Brighton
James Hughes
Charters
Barney Wilkes
Allegheny
Proseruts
Joseph Mlys Forpet
Jehi Huanies
Margie Mich
Nev
Black Bart
Haideb Highwas
Hal Shay' Kilie
Michigan
Pyarerons
Amalgamated Association
Frank Kummer
Glascow
Aseka
Awar
Slphia
Graham
Commonwealth
Carclesaness
Charles R Stone
North River
Harry Rogers
William Fletcher
Fletcher
Finance
Lancaster
Lancaster and
Downingtown
Pennsylvania Railroad
Greenfield Station
Vreparing
Taunton
State Republican Committee
W. N. Corbin
Union
Samuel H. Gray
Camden
W. T. Hoffman
Monmouth
Tunruannock
John Smith
Contermoreland
Falls
Henry White
Jim Terry
Chamberlain
Selinefer
Ives
Cmcaco
Schaefer
Music Hall
Balk Line Rnlea
Benvy
Alighywaymer
Pittsfield
His
Dave Hogan
John H. Elis
Joseph Schirmer
East Ninth Street
Minnesota
Giige
Gye
sSic
Olio
Seade Syhania
Het Erener
SiStgSd
Itm
Bat Chord Wreak Sas
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