Private sales listed by Adams and Parsons agent
Real estate and business listings by L Parson and Adams Town agent for Frederick MD area. Farm parcels near Woodsboro and Woodsboro turnpike, 156 acre Woodsboro district property with peach trees, 508 acre Lewistown farm, store property at Adamstown with dwelling and gun stock, house and drug store in Frederick area. Calls for price and terms at office. private sale opportunities offered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John A. Saxtes
Woodsboro
fins bank
Saxton Irving pear
mny
price, &c
Brederick
Woodsboro and
Fradenck
John
Derr
Hittie
Lewistown
Frederick and
Smontabarg
Switzer
ADAMSTOWN
A. Boyle
Frederick County
Calis
SAL
John W. Devilbiss
Creag
tittle
rome
California
Hon John E Wilson Buried at Elkton
The community mourns as Hon John E Wilson is interred in Elkton. The funeral drew notable locals and officials in a solemn reaffirmation of his public service.
Remington Typewriter Co Wins Chicago World's Fair Privilege
The Remington Typewriter Co. secures exclusive privilege to furnish machines for public use at the Chicago World's Fair. This confirms Remington’s leading status in the typing industry and offers welcome news to those involved in the sector.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Remington Typewriter Co
Chicago
Dilon
Remington
Ifion
Board of Charities and Correction Meeting Notes
The regular monthly meeting of the Board of Charities and Correction was held today at 43 Montevue Hespites. Superintendent Derr submitted his report showing 222 inmates and 112 insane patients. The inspection found the house and hospital in good condition with usual cleanliness.
Briggs Case Divides New York Presbytery Over Briggs Heresy Charge
Delegates to the New York Presbytery split evenly between supporters and opponents of Professor Charles Briggs of Union Theological Seminary. A public trial was set for November 9 with galleries possibly cleared. delegates to the Albany synod on October 18 include equal Briggs and conservative factions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Synod
Union Theological Seminary
New York
Briggs
th Union Theological Seminary
Hinges san
J. ©. Blis
Washington Height
Albany
excitus
the
general assembly
Charles «. Briggs
G. W. F. Birch
Charles L Thompson
presbytery
Professor Briggs
Echo of Canaday death echoes in Washington equity suit
Washington October 4. In the District of Columbia equity court an answer was filed by John C. Callahan to the complaint of John Q A Houghton alleging partnership and funds tied to Colonel Canaday who died by his own act. Callahan denies any partnership and claims Houghton lacked the alleged sum. Affidavits accuse Houghton of pressuring Canaday and coercing him to use swords against a depos ent. Trial set for Saturday with expected sensational developments.
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Canadays
Washleton
Colonel Canaday
United Stat senate
equity court
District of Columbia
John C. Callahan
John Q. A. Houghton
Mrr
Callahan
Canaday
Houghton
A Royalist's Sudden Insanity Prince Peter of Coburg at Imperial hotel
Oct 4 Viesna Prince Peter of Coburg grandson of Dom Pedro former Brazilian emperor went crazy in his fourth floor room. He struck an attendant and threatened to jump. Crowds gathered as firemen and officers intervened and restrained him. He was removed to a private asylum. Murdered by His Uncle Fremont Oct 4 Helm shoots two nephews near Clark home. One dies, the other wounded. Feud over estate division cited as motive. Helm surrendered to officers.
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Viesna
Prince Peter of
irow
Ossaiooss
Gar Helm
Clark
Fremont
Helm
Homestead Strikers Bail Granted in Treason Case
Four Homestead strikers posted $10,000 bail each and were released after facing treason charges. The released men were John Dierken George Poland Daniel Lynch and W H Gaches. David Lynch, long sought on murder riot conspiracy and treason charges, was arrested and jailed with a hearing set for this afternoon.
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Homestead
Hometead
John Dierken
George Polands
Daniel Lynch
W. H. Gaches
David Lynch
Ex Senator Ingalis offers services to Kansas GOP
Ex Senator Ingalis arrived in Topeka and pledged to devote all his time to the Kansas effort until election day. He wrote to Republican central committees in New York and Nebraska declining speaking engagements in those states.
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Ingalis
Topexs
Kan
Topeka
Repubican central committee
New York
Nebraska
Seurderers at the Bar Wesley Warner and Lena Brown to be Tried at Once
In Bordentown and nearby towns court records describe Wesley Warner pleading to a wilful murder indictment dated September 18 as the trial looms. Lena Brown faces three indictments for murder in a separate case. she pleads guilty then a not guilty plea is entered for all counts. The article also notes a shift in focus to the international monetary conference to be held in Brussels on November 22 with several European powers invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wesley Warner
Lena Brown
Bouny
N.J
Elizabeth Peak
Bodd
Warner
Tandurrow
Lona Brown
cluhi
Bordentusm
Budd
Jerome B. Griz
Washington
Bue Foster
Euro
Brussels
United States
Austria-Hungary
Belgium
Denmark
France
Great Britain
Greece
Italy
Netherlands
Portugal
Russia
Spain
Sweden
Norway
Switzerland
Destructive Forest Fires Ravage New Jersey Timberlands
Several large forest fires in the region have caused extensive damage to standing forests in New Jersey. A main blaze burned a fifteen mile strip, destroying cranberry bogs and fruit, another fire two miles south of Egg Harbor roared through lime timber. The Richland fire consumed hundreds of cords of wood. total losses run into thousands.
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Laxore
N.J
Egg Harbor
Lock Adjudged Insane in Infant Murder Case
Norristons October 4. Lock the Harmonville huckster who killed his infant child by slitting its throat during a religious frenzy was brought to court. The grand jury returned a true bill but acquitted on the murder charge due to insanity. He was moved to the Tasane hospital.
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Lock
Norristons
Harmonville
Tasane
Long Strike Declared Off At Catasauqua Mills
The fifteen month iron strike at Catasaugua Manufacturing company ends as workers seek reemployment. Riots marked the duration and James Hayden, a non union man nicknamed a black ceep, was killed by two strikers earlier. the assailants are serving four and five year terms.
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Catasaugua
James Hayden
Fist Fight in Church Sparks Fracas at Lutheran Service
Bayport Michigan report details a post service organist selection dispute in which William Steinitz and Herman Groesbeck clashed near the pulpit. The fight drew in about half the gathering leaving attendees with black eyes torn clothes and bruised noses.
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Bayport
Mich
William Steinitz
Herman Groesbeck
Steinitz
Groesbeck
Germanys Great Army and Papal Dilemma
Berlin Oct 4 The National Zeitung says a new army bill would add about 5 000 men on peace footing and raise annual expenses to millions in marks. German strength could reach about 590 000 troops, with 240 000 to 250 000 recreats. If enacted, Germany would have an available force of over 4 million in twenty years, comparable to France. Pope’s stance against enlarging Germany’s army is noted as Vatican diplomacy tests the alliance Cartel. Von Bulow’s Vatican reception signals interest in papal stance on the bill and alliance outcomes.
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BERLIN
National Zeitung
The
Zeitung
Germany
France
Russia
Bulow
Rome
Terr von Bulow
Vatican
Herr Schioezer
Herr von Bulow
reichstag
Strangler Convicted In Murder Of 9 Year Old Martie
In New Jersey near Marlton in April last a jury found boss Shockley guilty of murder in the second degree for killing her 9 year old daughter Martie. The only witness was the victim's sister Rachel who testified to a rope around Martie's neck then a shout and collapse. The defense claimed insanity at the time of the crime. Also reported were notes on New York Democratic Clubs convention with 1,500 delegates from 234 clubs and speeches by Charles E. Brown Linster and Amos O. Cummings, and Governor Buchanan being pelted with eggs and fruit during a People’s Party event in Nashville with officers restraining the crowd.
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Bowo
Crestzr. Pa
fivo
Clayton
Rudolph Smith
telve
hard Isbor
eastern
Charles Smith
John Riley
ands
Shockly
New York
Charles E. Brown
Afro-American league
Linster
Amos O. Cummings
John Bord Thatcher
Albany
John E. Arnold
Edmund C
Lord Tennyson’s condition worsens amid influenza and gout
Lord Tennyson Hil Lord Fennyson Hil Lospex Oct 4 reports his father in serious condition. Ills since Friday through Sunday with influenza and gout complications. Doctors Andrew Clark and others attend at Aldworth near Haslemere Surrey residence. Big death follows bank wrecker Katwarl Dann’s alleged self harm case. Reverend Samuel Longfellow, Henry W. Longfellow’s brother, dies at Port Lyman aged 73 after long illness.
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Lord Fennyson
Tallaza
Lord Tennyson
Andrew Clark
Aldworth
Hasemere
Surrey
BUFFare
N.Y
Katwarl & Dann
murnim
smitty
Sammuel Longfellow
PortTLawn
Samuel Longfellow
Henry W. Longfellow
Over a Thousand Cattle and Three Men Perished in the Flames
In the Bear river valley a prairie fire last week consumed more than 1000 head of cattle nine houses and four cabins burned and three herdsmen were fatally injured. Cattle sought refuge in a clearing as wind fed flames for nine hours before rescuers arrived. Three cowboys suffered severe burns likely to die while horses perished attempting to break through a blazing timber belt. Local help arrived from neighboring ranges, restoring control.
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Botsz Crry
Maho
Bear river valley
Three Lost Boys Return Home After Woods Search
Jacob Wackenhuth Willie Richard and John Wilson aged 11 returned to WiLaxstort Pennsylvania homes after wandering in the woods from Saturday afternoon until around Sunday dawn. They slept in the woods then wandered 25 miles to Proctor before being brought home by sleigh wagon.
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WiLaxstort
Jacob Wackenhuth
Willie Richard
John Wilson
ins city
Proctor
Hambure's Cholera Victims Report and City Toll
Official figures show 17 701 cholera cases in six weeks with no deaths. Abatement noted as pigs encroaching and less attention paid to starvation and fevers among the poor. Fifty four fresh cases and seventeen deaths reported yesterday. City burial tally reached 163 with many deaths among fever patients.
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Hambure
Bansere
Yentenlay
bartalg
Quarantine Ended at Camp Low and Camp Erben
Quarantine over Camp Low and Camp Erben ended yesterday. Major Sawtelle ordered Past Assistant Surgeons Eugene Wasdin and J. B. Joner relieved and posted to Charleston South Carolina and Pittsburgh Pennsylvania respectively. Camp Low formally closed.
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Sandy Hook
Camp Low
Camp Erben
Sawtelle
Eugene Wasdin
J. B. Joner
Charleston
S. C
Pittsburg
Browning Acquitted After Assault Charge in Arraignment
John Browning colored faced assault and battery charges against George Gleason colored. Constable Bregle arrested Browning and he appeared before Justice Hewes who found him not guilty and discharged him. Say you saw it in The News.
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John Browning
George Gleason
Brengle
Hewes
Browning
Death by own action club member found dead in New York
J B Moorehead theatrical manager age 21 living at 5% West Thirty fifth street was found dead from a self inflicted gunshot wound. A letter to the coroner mentions a self assassination club and a rule forcing a date for death with a ten year parole offered but refused. Coroner and actor Nestor Lennon describe a club demanding self death dates. Moorehead, Philadelphia native, wealthy, promoted touring troupes and appeared despondent amid claims of club membership.
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New York
J. B. Moorehead
West Thirty fifth street
custein
J. B. Moonenkan
Nestor Lennon
Lennon
Moorehead
howlwo
warlangs
Lemon
York County Fair Opens With Notable Machinery Displays
York Pa Oct 4 The thirty fifth annual York County Agricultural Society exhibition opened under favorable auspices. Machinery display is large and varied with many new devices to the region. Exhibits fill the space with exhibitors expanding twice last year. The atrium and carriage house displays shine with improved efforts and a Florida exhibit car named Florida on Wheels adds a feature to the show.
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York County Fair
York
York County Agricultural society
atry house
Florida
Despair Drove Him Insane Berra
John F. Neumann a switchman out of work since a strike became insane from worry after losing work and money He broke his wife s glass struck choking her with the shard and then tried to kill himself He was arrested to be committed to the asylum Street Car Men Strike in Ciscrexatt reports wage cuts and a threatened strike Des Moines Ind notes possible railway engineer strike and Creenqueer discharges Mississippi race trouble at J H Wilkinson plantation Sullivan denies match plans Philadelphia wins cricket match for All Philadelphia by 23 runs
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Berra
John F. Neumann
Neumann
mny
Ciscrexatt
Eden Park
Merry
Naval Display Invites Slow Acceptance by Nations
The Oct 4 dispatch from Wasumortox notes only Britain has given a positive promise to participate in the West Spring naval display commemorating the discovery of America. Mexico thanks but offers no usable response. France hesitates. Chile is rumored to send Capitan Pratt from a French construction project amid tensions with Chile.
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Wasumortox
United States
west spring
America
Great
France
Chile
Hampton Roads
Capitan Pratt
Baseball Yesterday Across Leagues and Park Racing Summary
Darkened games in Brooklyn New York and Cleveland delayed by nightfall with Boston Baltimore rain postponement. At Morrin Park New Jersey the Morris Park races yielded multiple results from first to sixth events with times and contenders listed.
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National Seagce
Brooklyn
wwe
Philadelp
New York
Cleveland
Chicago
Pittsburg
Louisville
Boston
Morrin Park
Mons Pane
N.J
Eimar
Masher
Tie Fop
Toso
Brlance
Bijove
Philanthropigt
Thae
Miss Manda
ty Tinne
Keha
Lmiie- Dr
Hasbrouck
Sass
Philadelphia Markets Show Strong Day for Stocks and Produce
Philadelphia markets report a vigorous trading day with readings and prices rising across commodities. Wheat and corn declined modestly while oats and oats futures held steady. flour futures showed mixed quotes and dairy products remained steady with butter and lard prices noted.
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HOUL BOOKS
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A.C. LORENTZ
North Market Street
tehid&wiy
axp
Patrick Street
Weedarick
AW. L PARSONS
FRine Parsons
OUAL INSURANCE
PEREDERICK CITY
MARYLAND
THE NEWS
GATEST DAPPENINGS OF T
NEWS OF THE STATE
John E. Wilson
Elkton
Prince George's county
Hagerstown
Court of Appeals of Maryland
Railroad Trainmen’s Society
Wiliam H. Builer
Annnapolis
Roberts
Revell
Cumberland Tri-State
Oakland
St Mary's
Garrett county
BRIGGS CASE
SEURDERERS
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supreme court
Egan E. Yor
Patrick Ford
Tish World
Mister Egan
loy
Egan
Connecticut
Stamcorp
Conn
Henry Albin
Longridge
here
PoTsviue
William Dewald
famarr
Lardingville
Rochester
James Hughes
bevn
Buchanan
Nasaville
Tenn
Hount- Ville yeuurday
People’s party
meeus
Eng. Pa
Keystone National bank
Frank Kepler
Charles Liebel
Kepler
Cooley
Astosrows
Jack Ramsay
Frank Cooley
Sherif McCormick
Fauchance
Ramsay
Sioux City
William Danny
Billy the Kid
Fashion Theatre
reort
Covington
Jack Keefe
sud
Keefe
Burzixetox
Jack Prince
fair grounds
Myles Aroon
Wasranetoy
treasury department
Winniaxsetre. L. LI
Daviid Allman
Brookir
City Electric Light company
Davision avenue
PORTLaxD
Ore
Jacob Kamm
J.B. Gray
John Huston
Bressets
Ghent
SUICIDE CLUB
Sociely
Des Moines
P M. Arthur
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
Misoesippi
CLARESDALE
Miss
J H. Wilkinson
Shea Harris
Sullvan
John L. Sullivan
anther
Corbett
Philadelphia
ParabELphin
Manheim
Philiadelphia
POR
PETE
New Yoas
Steers
Willi
Conlin
Bane Wielint
Voorhis
Williams
Wiliams
Wraxetos
N. C
Little, Rover
Cape Fear river
R. S. Graham
Wilmington
Port Royal, & C
Rhinosp
Weaver
People's park
aig
Georgia
Greensborough
N.C
Webster
New Yor
Ingraham
court of oyer and terminal
Burton C. Webster
Charles E. Goodwin
Patterson
mprime court
breil
PHILADELFSIA MARKETS
Pittwonnysta
srung
actiesll
Leblzk Valiev
ng gm
N. Pacific pre
Hk BT
Pao wi
H&B
Lelash
WNIT & PaTH
Pennsylvania
T& Go
Sige
fom I Jangarr
Cord-Qmet
Stic
Bosch family
TMI
Marylied
Mees Weitt Fay
beak Lara
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