Real Estate and Business Opportunities Offered in Frederick Area
Notices advertise sale or rent of a brick residence on South Street near Market, with 9 rooms on a 31 by 250 feet lot, and a farm near Johnsville 176 acres with improvements, orchard, and limestone. Also listed are a Hitls farm near the Milig Frederick County and a first class confectionery store for sale with fixtures, in Baltimore bound prospects.
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Sahoney
Aouth
South Street
Hiewars
Jacob Hoffman
Johnsville
Frederick County
Tate
W. Jv. Hofman
Orion Bridge
Hitls
James B Wolfe
Milig
Howe
San
Toera
Mariin Sli
Buracker
Echer
Baltimore
Insulted Young Ladies Swift Detained After Disorderly Conduct
A man calling himself L. W Swift paid $3 after being accused of entering a private home, insulting a young woman, and claiming to be a commercial traveler. He was arrested by a nearby officer, brought before the mayor, and released after paying the fine, with threats of a harsher reception if he returns. The piece also notes fashion and eye care commentary aimed at women, emphasizing protective measures for the eyes and skincare.
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L. W Swift
Washington
Hagerstown
Swift
Citie
Younges
Political conventions in New York split with rival parties
The Republican state convention elected Patrick W. Cullinen as temporary chair and favored Chauncey M. Depew as keynote speaker, nominating William Rumsey for secretary of state and Bartles for judge of appeals. The Democratic gathering chose Chair Lockwood, praised President Cleveland and Governor Flower, and nominated Mesere for secretary of state and Rogers for attorney general, adjourned sine die with party unity in view.
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Chauncey ML Depew
Depew
Committee On
Committee On Permanent Organization
Braindaze
Frank O. Buistlv
Brundage
William Rumsey
Bath
Edward T. Bartlett
New York
John & Smith
Bartiete
William A. Sutherland
Rochester
Maynard
Senate
John Palmer
James A. Roberts
Addison B. Colvin
Giens Falls
Theodore C. Hancock
Syracuse
Campbell W. Adams
Utica
Court of Appeals
Edward T
Cora Meyer
Saratoon
Lockwood
Raines
Resolutions Committee
Flower
Cleveland
Congress
Republican Congress
Hill
Tammany Hall
Cond Mesere
Frank Campbells
Hugh Dawe
Simon W. Rosendale
Seale
Martin F. Schez Nidge
Arkansas Toll From Deadly Storm Reported Across State
A severe Arkansas storm injured and damaged homes across multiple counties. One death is reported near Preston in Faulkner County. Farmland and timber suffered extensive losses along the Arkansas River and near Conway, Bristol, and Little Rock. No further fatalities confirmed at this time.
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Teaisaai
Rais
Toru
Aring
Une
Sion
Preston
Faulkner County
Taylor
Preston Strikins
Howe
Rovner
Arkansas
Conway
Bristol
Little Rock
Long List of Consuls of the United States
The president sent to the Senate nominations for Stephen Bonsal to Madrid and Charles Denby to Peking, with others including F. A. Dean, Blarsheil Hanger, and more consuls in Naples Nice Montevideo St Thomas Quebec and Aleppo. The note also lists C. M. Force as deputy first comptroller and fourth class postmasters and promotions. Separately Britain’s navy visit to Italy includes the royal yacht Savoia for a reception as Italian and British squadrons arrive. A fatal bridge collision near Sew Haven results in the death of engineer Andrew Burke. Captain D. F. Stiles’ court martial for alleged fraud is delayed at the War Department pending Oklahoma notes.
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United States
Ton
Senate
Stephen Bonsal
Maryland
Peking
Madrid
Spain
Charles Denby
Indiana
Peing
Chins
F. AL Dean
Mich 20
Naples
Italy
Blarsheil Hanger
Virginia
Bermuda
England
Taranto
Spezzia
Himdert
Royal Yacht
Ian Waters
Ital
Stiles
Wassinstex
D. F. Stiles
United States Army
Oklahoma
War Department
Firnn
Oklahoma City
Fears for the Pope's Safety Amid Italian Turmoil
The Tablet asserts events in Italy place the pope in extreme danger with Italy too insecure to safely guard the pontiff and the church's sacred heritage. London report notes England and Wales end cholera bans for now after five weeks of health bills.
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England
Lasnox
Inex
England and Wales
Barn Burnings Continue in Delaware County
In Mima Pennsylvania on October 1 the latest barn fire struck the Joseph Gibbons estate on the Baltimore Pike near Swarthmore. Two valuable trotting horses and the season’s crop were burned. authorities suspect incendiary origin amid a string of arson attacks in the area.
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Mima
Delaware County
Joseph Gibbons
Baltimore Pike
Swarthmore
Boacre
World’s fair naval, river tragedy and Paris arrest report
A rapid digest notes Perry Reynolds killed after drinks refusal in a credit dispute. Joseph Franklin and an unknown man drowned in the Mississippi near Eads Bridge, Mo, when their boat capsized. Tecuser alias Lagarde, an anarchist, arrested in Paris with explosives found in Rue des Martyrs. Hamburg dispatch mentions a Norwegian bark recently arrived in Mexico allegedly cholera infected.
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Nissions
Jona Redwood
Perry Reynolds
Lometan
Joseph Franklin
Ead’s Bridge
Tecuser
Lagarde
Paris
Rue Des Martyrs
Hamburg
Mexico
Financial strain deepens as trade fails to improve
R G Dun & Co reports little signs of recovery with demand too small to keep workers fully employed. Manufacturing activity stagnant, wages cut, and confidence waning amid monetary uncertainty caused by Senate delays. Failures rise modestly in US, with total liabilities well below wartime peaks, while banking and railway issues loom.
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New Yor
R. G. Dun & Co
New York
Senate
United States
Canada
Sunday church notices and meetings across the county
The Cumberland Presbytery adjourned to meet in Baltimore next year with services at the Presbyterian church tomorrow at 10 30 a m and 7 30 p m. Saint Johns Catholic church holds the first of the Ning Say days communions tomorrow. The Ministerial Association meets Monday at 10 a m. Rev J H Barb begins 26 ministered sermons in the Lutheran Church Mechanicstown this Sunday evening. Rev C L Keedy preaches at Mt Tabor Middletown at 2 90 p m. Holy Communion at Reformed church tomorrow morning with Rev Dr Eschbach and Rev Mr Albright. The P S C E meets tomorrow at 6 30 with topic Faith in Jesus Christ. Construction awarded for Brunswick Lutheran church at 1490 to L Gardner. Epworth League gospel meeting at 6 30 tomorrow evening led by Miss Grace Radcliff on Temperance. Brunswick church plans and moot with Lutherans and church figures visiting Waynesboro Pa. Herman Blakeman of Washington D C to assist at St Johns mass tomorrow. Rev Henry A Koogie takes Banner City pastorate. Holy Communion at Middletown on Oct 15 with prep the day before. China Mission Chapel reports progress and china letter. Woman’s Exchange shows gains. Elder meeting in Uniontown starts Oct 12 with Rev John Saxton and many delegates. West Baltimore District conference at Centenary M E Church Westminster next week. Edward topics include Temperance reform and church finance. Say you saw it in The News.
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Presbyterian Church
Ning
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Ministerial
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Reformed Church
J. H. Barb
Lutheran Church
Mechanicstown
C. L. Keedy
Kee Mar College
Hagerstown
Middletown
Mt. Tabor
Eschbach
Mr. Albright
Pennsylvania
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Brunswick
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Grace Radcliff
Temperance
Messrs. L. Lichtenberger
M. E. Sheffer
C. L. Wachter
Waynesboro
Jas. Poole
Sabiliasyifie
Herman Blakeman
Washington, D.C
St John's Catholic Church
C. W. Hoffman
Henry A. Ekoogie
Chapman
Kan
Banner City
St. James
Koogie
Addison Ingle
China
Ingie
Nex of
Heers
Maryland
Church of God
Uniontown
John 4. Saxton
West Baltimore
Centenary
M E
Westminster
John L. Walsh
Centenary Church
J.B. Stitt
J. St. Clair Neal
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Reva
W.W. G. Casgard
Harry Boges
J. McK. Reilly
D. D
M. J. Law
G.G Baker
D D
L. &. Thirlgeld
G. R. Lanner
C. E. Guthrie
R. W. Black
8. F. Clarkson
D. H. Miller
W. A. Koontz
Senate Force a Continuous Session for Repeal Bill
Report says Senator Voorhees will push a continuous Senate session next Wednesday to finalize repeal of the headed program. Repealers seek a quorum and vow no further speeches, while Silverites plan filibuster and delayed votes to exhaust opponents. The plan aims to force the issue in one night with a held quorum and sustained pressure. The president is said to be informed and supportive of a decisive final effort.
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Veorhess
WasttsuToy
Voorhess
Friends of Repeal
Washington
Weday
Didoner
Senate
Sena. Ver Voorhees
Tandy
Itis
Extradition Delays Hit Defaulter Weeks
Cable report from Mr. Baker, minister to Nicaragua and Costa Rica, notes no progress on transporting Francis Weeks the New York defaulter. Extradition papers hinge on Costa Rica’s president and a forty day deadline nears, with Weeks possibly delaying via legal actions.
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Lorhing
Wasuixeron
Baker
Nicaragua
Costa Rica
Secu
Francis H. Ww
New York
United States
Joey
Weels
Weeks
Linsit
K. G. Welling
Yeste
Tenlay
Markets Report Mixed as Winter Grain Prices Quiver
In Philadelphia the general markets show weakness in winter wheat and oats with spot bids varying. Corn and oats slide, hogs and sheep markets mix as dairy products maintain steady to firm tones while regional prices struggle to stabilize amid October and November bids.
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Parlaadelphia
Minnesota
Ind
Sac
Pbs
New York
York and
Pennsylvania
Wester
Murderer at the Breakfast Table in Connecticut
Albert Skinner a joiner from South Windsor was murdered in cold blood by laborer Jota Cronin who shot him during breakfast. Skinner died minutes later as Cronin claimed the act settled an old grudge and Mrs Skinner attempted suicide afterward. Cronin stood over the scene, his motive tied to a marital dispute.
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Flartford
Conn
Albert Skinner
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