Real estate offerings in Frederick area elderly sale ads
Local listings advertise properties for sale or rent in Frederick County Maryland. L Parsons broker offers lots near East South Street and a brick two story house with 11 rooms. executors market Jacob Hoffman farm near Johnsville 176 acres with outbuildings. Amise Lipus farm near Gries Mills in Allegany County listed with eight rooms and multiple outbuildings. references to contact C Hofman Union Bridge Maryland and James E K Wolfe near Velve for price and details.
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Cuion Bridge
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First Class Confroye Nery Store For Self
Mar ket Street between Second and Paird streets offers a first class confectionery business and soda fountain with fixtures. Sale includes gilt mirror marble top stands show cases glass jars ice cream freezers moulds and all related items. Mr Buracker to remain briefly to teach the business. Possession immediate. For details call Mr Barucker or the office. Barucker plans to move to Baltimore.
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Interstate Commerce Commission reports 1892 railroad stats
The fifth ICC statistical report for year ending June 30 1892 records total U S railway mileage 171 563 52 miles an increase of 3169 78 miles. It notes new railways over 1000 miles operated by Philadelphia and Reading Railroad Atlantic Coast Line Association and Union Pacific Denver and Gulf. Total railway employees 21 416 37 130 more than prior year with capitalization and passenger counts also listed.
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Jubilee Year ushers in 1893 Catholic jubilees in U S
The 1893 Jubilee Year begins with the silver jubilee of Bishop William McCloskey of Louisville on May 24. Other jubilarians include Bishop Bernard McQuaid of Rochester and Bishop William O’Hara of Scranton. Cardinal Gibbons joins August 16 celebrations with additional jubilees planned across the church in the United States.
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Nature's Mimicry and Natural Patterns Across Beings
The article notes striking resemblances between organisms and human anatomy and inventions. It cites the cocosaur resembling a skull, the walnut resembling a brain, fruits like plums and cherries echoing the eye, almonds to the ear, and an opened oyster mirroring hearing. It also links natural shapes to tools and machines, such as the hog inspiring the plow and the frog suggesting the umbrella.
Tucker Bill Passes in Senate Amid Partisan Clash
The Tucker bill to repeal federal election laws passes the Senate by a large margin. Democrats and third party members join Republicans, while speeches by McPherson and Cockrell frame the debate on the Sherman law and silver base repeal. Nominations for U S consuls are announced and Senate prep for further action continues amid administration concerns.
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Defenses of Southern Coast Failing Warned by Breckinridge
Brigadier General Breckinridge warns Secretary Lamont that the southern Atlantic coast is undefended and unprotected as forts crumble and armaments rot. He urges immediate action to repair fortifications, repurpose crews, and maintain guns and carriages, stressing the coast’s vulnerability to any future foreign aggression.
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Extensive fraud unearthed in Philadelphia brotherhood orders
Conspiracy among Polish Hebrew officers and medics in the National Fraternal Union of Cincinnati leads to arrests. Five officers including Moses Parker Selig Lieberman and Samuel C Blutsberg charged as fraudsters. About $4,000 siphoned from the union with more losses suspected across related sick benefit orders.
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Four Die From Chicago Day Casualties At Fair
Chicago on fair day records 714,046 paid admissions with multiple fatal injuries. Victims include John Dryden of Pain’s fire works and Charles A. Clark of Buffalo who died after being struck by streetcars. Other deaths occurred as visitors fell on station steps and were taken to hospitals. Final fair expenditure reached 30,261,480 dollars with last bond payments posted.
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Carpenter Falls to Death at Lancaster Seminary Site
John Howery a 35 year old carpenter working on the Reformed Theological seminary building fell fifty feet after a rafter shifted. His skull was crushed and his body fractured. He left a wife and two children.
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Death on the rail in multiple wrecks and injuries
Reports from multiple rail incidents describe a Pennsylvanian toad train derailing after an open switch near One Hundred and Nineteenth Street, with three injured and a guard buried by steam. other wrecks include a Beech Creek collision near Philipsburg, and unrelated train accidents.
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English Miners May Resume Work After Talks
The Federation of Coal Mine Owners met in Derby and rejected a 25 percent reduction proposal, while seeking to end the deadlock and set up talks with miners to establish cooperation. Belgian Miners end strike as master advances are deemed satisfactory. Leander Austin dies after typhoid fever in Allentown, his burial planned in Mainsburg. Four Choctaws murdered amid political strife near Tescano, and a coal shaft collapse in Luzerne leaves 800 idle workers. Indianapolis municipal election yields Republican victories for mayor and city offices. Yellow fever cases rise in Brunswick with deaths. Two women struck by a Wabash train near Jacksonville, one killed and one injured. Pennsylvania has a football win for the University of Pennsylvania over Georgetown.
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Market News Fluctuations in Stocks and Commodities
The notes record broad market activity with prices for flour oats corn wheat and lard, plus cattle hogs and sheep values at various points. Real estate transfers list John R. Nichols and wife transferring 11 acres with a price of 400, along with other farm land details.
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