Real Estate for Sale and Rent in Frederick Area
Classified notices list multiple properties for sale or rent near Frederick City and Middletown pike. Items include 20 acre Gard en Farm near Mrs Mary J Smith with eight outbuildings, a Mahoney home on South Street with nine rooms, the Jacob Hoffman homestead of 176 acres near Dounsville with brick house and outbuildings, and the Buracker Confectionery store on Market Street. Also mentions local printing services and pharmacy offerings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary J. Smith
Frederick City
Middletown Pike
Army Office
Jacob Hoffman
Dounsville
Predenck County
Waica
Hotman
Aston Sridze
Loffera Dargate
Buracker
Maret Street
Sir Burucker
Mr. Burucker
Mr. Berucker
Balthcore
West Point founded. Harper's Ferry organizes military company
A historical notice lists West Point Military Academy founded in 1802 and a new military company forming at Harper's Ferry. It also mentions a fatal fire alarm, local temple meeting, and various oddities from a period column including tea pot design, the Cheops pyramid details, and minstrel show notes at City Opera House with performer names such as Gorton's Minstrels and Clayton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Point Military Academy
Harper's Ferry
Cystal Springs Temple
J.J. Fitzsimmons
Charles Yinger
John Smith
Cheops
Arebis
Miistrels
City Opera House
Gorton
Mr. Clayton
Jun
Messrs
Griffin
Marks
Frederick
Javanese Music and Bamboo Instruments in Outdoor Band
The text describes Javanese musical instruments mainly made of bamboo. A three foot long pipe or whistle, a bundle of tubes of different lengths, a log with strings, and a sixteen string instrument plus a mandolin form an outdoor band. Gongs provide pure resonant tones inside.
Yale vs Princeton Ends In Princeton Victory At Manhattan Field
Princeton defeats Yale 6 to 0 in a dynamic football clash at Manhattan Field. The Tigers dominate with a powerful center and strong line play while Yale’s offense struggles to breach Princeton’s defense. Crowds exceed many thousands as the game proves a showcase of grit and strategic skill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
En Yong
Mhattan Field
Princeton
Yale
Tigers
Balliette
Stillmans
Allin
Butterworth
Harvard
Springfield
Holly
Wheeler
Taylor
Trenchard
Thorn
Amstrothg
Morse
Ward
Blake
Hing
Fale
Lale
Hinkey
Armstrong
Yate
Xan
King
Lea
Hinker
Blues
Fr. Brooks
Mr. Dashiell
Lehigh
Har
Student William Bowers Dies by Own Action in New Berlin
William Bowers a 17 year old student at Central Pennsylvania College New Berlin shot himself in his room the death is attributed to poor health and despondency in lowestec Pa on December 1. Separately Oz Curiaco canceled future engagements leaving the January match with Ives off.
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Quaker City Lady
Cambedock
Moss
Dec
Harvard
University of Pennslvania
Jarvis
New Hagland
Yisan
Crimsons
Springfield
Ew Haven
Charlie Brewer
Crimson
Ceward
Yale
Firs Emmions
Arthur
Reese
Wharton
Brewer
Gray
Onty
Guntermin
Pennsylvania
Crimson Men
Quaker City Lads
Lowestec
William Bowers
Central Pennsylvania College
New Berlin
Hakop. Bativore
Daniel Alexander Payne
African Methodist Episcopal Church
Wilberforce
A. W. Wayman
Baltimore
United States
Stevens Defends American Rights in Hawaii Crisis
John L. Stevens ex minister to Hawaii denounces Blounts report as a British plot shows Americans defending their position in Honolulu. He recalls offers to Blount, disputes about legation access and pro American stance amid royalist and Japanese concerns.
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Air
Blount
Commissioner Blount
Honolulu
United States
Legation
Dole
Thurston
Govermmen
Wiltse
Palace Gang
Liliaokalani
Japan
Hawaii
Fessis
Smith
Legation Sinustian
Navy
Stevens
Rival Stir Over Hawaii Policy and Admiral Stanton Arrival
In political controversy, Blount is accused of misrepresenting U S intentions in Hawaii while Admiral Stanton arrives in New York after a Rio de Janeiro tour. Reports note the Marines landed only to protect American interests as the provisional government solidifies.
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Blount
Repubican
Pssid
Seentary Gresham
Legation
Stevens
Hawaii
Admiral Stanton
Peixoto
Rio Janeiro
Rio
Brazil
Pio
Saravia
San Paulo
Desterro
Tamar
Notable Crimes and Insanity Decrees Reported
Reports include a Wallace Scotland doctor declared insane and committed to an asylum after a March incident. In Louisville a former store keeper James Smith was shot dead by ex-councilman Martin Norton in a saloon. Milford farmer Michael Hennessy set his wife’s clothes ablaze, leaving her severely burned and near death. In West Virginia near Glendale traveling salesman G H Simmons was fatally struck by a train newsboy he was harassing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rone
Wallace
Scotland
Druid Hill Park
Dailtimerranat
James Smith
United States
Martin Norton
Louisville
Michael Hennessy
Milford
Gonn
Glendale
W. Va
G. H. Simmons
Columbus
Tax on corporations and tobacco and card taxes debated
The Ways and Means Committee endorses narrowing the income tax to corporate net earnings and estate and legacy taxes while raising taxes on cigarettes and playing cards. A separate note reports Washington milestones and local incidents including the Jack the Slasher case, Bishop Payne’s death, and Navy academy football tension.
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Democrats
Ways and Weans
Washington
Deg. T
Democrats of Fach Committee
Stock Exchange
Flood Devastation Hits Sardinia In Heavy Rains
Heavy floods sweep Sardinia causing major damage. The Campidano railway partially destroyed and a Barrali bridge washed away. No trains left Cagliari for about twenty hours. Several people drowned and many cattle perished.
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Washington
Wasstlatex
Dec
Jack the Slasher
A.S. Gorman
L. E Morgan
Mr. Morgan
Sardinia
Rome
Campidano
Barrali
Cagliari
Strikers Firm Amid At-Depot Turmoil and Local News
Strikes remain firm as leaders urge workers to stand fast despite rail yard disruptions and scattered arrests. Reports say freight and coal service resumed next day while rumors of engine failures circulate. Other items note a poisoning incident in Indiana, a fatal hunting accident in Delaware, a freight engine blast in New York area, and local civic updates.
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Wilkesbaree
Lehigh Valley
Trea
Attdale
White Haven
New York
Forrerewae
Cosches
Hord
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Mutual Insurance Building
Frederick, Md
Line Farm
Spotgarkrote & Pearre’s
Prescription
South Maree
Sfrederick, MD
THE
Jersey Boys
Pennselvanis
Pittsburg
Pennsylvania State College
Pittsburg Athletic Club
Chester
Pennsylvania Military College
Upland
Troy
Dartmouth
Colon
Morton
Wrasnovctoy
Agricultural Department
Houses of Congress
Bureau of Animal Industry
Ofice
Paris
M. Casimir-Perier
Epauiler
Interior
Raynak Fnance
M. Barbeau
MM. Spuller
M. Dabost
MM. Jennart
General Mercier
M. Loubet
M. Kezjegnn
Casimir-Perier
Chamber of Deputies
Mexico
EL Passo
Tex
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Italy
Credit Mobiliare Rove
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Stanton
Mello
Sdmiral
Ric
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N.J
Henry Platt
Mary Howell
Platt
Platt House
Platt Gars
Allestows, Ps
Sun Slate
Slatedale
Hazleton
Dee
John Potzeka
Mike Chavick
Freeland
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Cathering
Army
Charlestos
Charles Grogan
Tal Nale
Grogan
Raritan Canal
Constantinople
Ind
Dee. L—John
Seaton
Miss Harter
Columbia City
Oklahoma
Perry
Fox
Vorbett
Mitchell
Hen
Milwaukee Brewing Company
Wusisetox
Del
Willian Macklin
Jerry Cannon
Macklin
Cannon
Rochester
Lehich Valley
Manchester
Sayre
Vanetten Tank
Scnastox
Lackawanna Iron and Steel Company
Lospos
Blo de Janeiro
Pars
Trextos
Dobbins Ford
Trenton
Trenton Asylum
St. Frances' Hospital
Ford
Weily
Stranox
George F. Weily
Annapolis
Radcliffe E Hott
Etienne
M. Mallerand
Gay
Martin William Swann
Freakerick City
Alice Murdoch
James A. Jones
Clara M. Crum
William Elsworth Cox
Frances Ross
Siles
BM. Horner
Theo. McAllister
J. H. Cobean
Mary BE. McAllister- Addie Horner
Annie E. Cobean
Frederick County
Sophis C. Bishop
George
William He Gromeel Yon
Walkersville
EB. A. Shriner Mill Company
Fredaricis County
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