Real Estate Ads From Frederick Md Offer Numerous Properties
A Frederick Md real estate agent advertises sales and rentals across several properties. Listings include a brick two story home on East South Street near Market with 4 rooms, farm lands of 176 acres near Jobnarne, and a 65 acre farm near Erica Mills with 3 outbuildings and an orchard. Also offered is a confectionery store on Market Street with full stock and fixtures, plus terms for immediate possession and seller guidance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mahoney
East South Street
South Street
Jacob Homan
Jobnarne
Frederick
Hofman, Gaion Bridge
Tallusta Farm
James B. Wolfe
Erica Mills
Fredewtee County
Vues
Howe
Mikes
Ho Tse
Social World Pound Surprise Party_features and festivities
A pleasant pound and surprise party was hosted by Bir. Chas. Walter on East Third street honoring Misses Rosie Kolb Katie Houff and Mazie Walter. Attendees included multiple local young women and men, games and dining followed by socializing until about 10:30 PM. A second event at the Misses McSherry residence on the Georgetown pike featured games, a pyramid centerpiece of roses and a late dining observance. Participants from the city included Jessie Josie Thomas Lulu Mamie Best and others. A third note reports Mrs. Charles Hoffman hosting a select pound party with about thirty couples, games singing and a late dining interlude.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bir
Chas. Walter
East Third Street
Rosie Kolb
Katie ‘Houff
Mazie Walter
Misses Marle
Irene Walter
Rosie
Elsie
Cartie Kolb
Maud Haber
Edna Ebberts
Ella Johnson
Lillie Fout
Susie Font
Miss Brookey
Miss Smith
Annie Hout
Katie Houff
Blasters
Robert
Harry
Johnny Ebberts
Rank
Eddie Bentz
Gay Fout
Marty Huber
Charlie Roberts
John Al‘baugi
Jessie
Josie Thomas
Lulu
Mamie Best
Messrs
Thomas Dorsey
Victor Sisley
Walter Saunders
Chas. Lough
Oscar Rhodes
Roger Wickham
Bertie Gilsen
John Greez
Er Paks
Charles Hoffman
Hansonrilie
Mountainedale County Notes Oct Oct
County correspondence from Mountainedale reports busy corn husking with winter plans. Several residents visited relatives, traveled to Frederick Fair, and others moved or visited nearby towns including Mechanicstown and Yellow Springs. Readers note local arrivals departures and social visits among families like Clem and Easterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mountaindale
Lewis Clem
Ladiesburg
Victor Biser
Algeraville
Thomas Geesey
Carrie Easterday
Bethely
Frederick
Eric Taylor
Mechanicstown
George Rice
Yellow Springs
Mahlon Stull
Hagerstown
Deadly World’s Fair railroad crash horror shocks Barrie Creek
Twenty six people killed and many injured in a Grand Trunk wreck near Battle Creek after two trains collided on a double track. Bodies burned beyond recognition filled a makeshift morgue, with witnesses recalling dramatic rescues and the conductor and engineer detained on charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barrie Crees
Mich
E. T. Magoon
Providence
B. I
Charles van Dusen
Sprout Brook
W. W. Henry
Weenspocket
R. L. Somver
T. A. McGarvey
Ontario
John Monroe
Banker
New York
Charles E. Wenzel
Howard E. Vance
H. Go
F. R. Kenzie
M. Parker
Stamford
Conn
J. R. McKenzie
Middle Town
Alan
Beardsley
Watkins
Woonsocket
R. I
William Lewis Wilson
Evanston
Ils
Albert Bradley
Toronto
Ezekial Davidson
Fairport Village
N. F
Belle Williams
Lockport
N. Y
Henry Bushnell
Brockport
Fred Wurtz
Rochester
N. XY
Evelin Wurtz
Harvey Smith
Fort Plain
Auburn
Maggie O'Brady
Oswego
C.F. Adams
Buffaie
S.A. Baldwin
Milford
Barance
Pareo
Grand Trunk
Earmond & Whitcomb
Chicago
Burt Y. Score
Harry Wooler
Battle Creek
Ards
Whitcomb
Conunctor
Scott
Mates
Ca UN
Pacific Express
Conder
Joby Bird
Gil Cranshaw
Boh
Lanse
Hugineer Woolley
Pacife
Tesche
Radioadins
Sproat Brook
George B. Culp
Woolley
Goley
Justice i
Ant
Renlais
Bis Qi
Americans to Blacks Expose Views by German Official
Dr Carl Peters imperial commissioner of Germany to East Africa called the American people a mixture of different races and said the American negro is morally inferior and intellectually limited. He urged that granting citizenship to Negroes was a terrible mistake and predicted they would learn to pass tests but remain inferior. He contrasted New York Boston and Chicago as examples of American civilization. He also labeled the American negro as a Congo negro and claimed he would always lie and steal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Carl Peters
Germany
East Africa
Boston
Chicago
Berlin
America
Africa
Europe
Speculation Gains Highlight Trade Review and Bridge Deaths
New York October reports H G Dun & Co weekly review notes rising speculation on repeal bill as traders buy higher. $98,000,144 in ten weeks, mills resume then pause, wages cut, limited building demand. Bridge disaster fatalities and injured near Yardley bridge identified, including two Philadelphia men and a tramp. Vineland hosts Fourteenth New Jersey Regiment reunion with officers elected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
H.G. Dun & Co
Ars
Edgar Thompson
Joliet
United States
Canada
Vineland
Vinetaxp
N. 3
Fourteenth New Jersey Regiment
Lord
Cosmopolitan Hall
Elias Smith
Elizabeth
John ©. Patterson
Ocean Grove
Lerouel Buckalew
George D. Serter
Van Alen Nomination Deliberations Narrow in Senate
United States Senate discussed and moved to confirm Van Alen for MaliAn Ambassadorship amid a sharp exchange over Kilbreth’s New York customs post. Debates touched on critics and allies including Lodge, Teller, and Gorman, with a later vote 39 yeas to 2 nays and several pairs recorded as paired votes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ames J. van Alex Withers
Kilbreth
New York
New York State
van Alen
Gray
Foreign Relations Committee
Alex George
Hill
M. Gorman
Speaches
Lodge
Teller
Colorado
Committee On Foreign Relations
Xenas
Aldrich
Bate
Berry
Blackburn
Brice
Bualer
Ceffrey
Camden
Cameron
Coxe
Davis
Dixon
Faulxner
Fire
Gipson
Gorman
Higgins
Jones Ark
Jones
Lev
Linusay
McMillin
McPherson
Morgan
Murphy
Palmer
Pasco
Quay
Hansom
Howe
Smith
Yraft
Turple
Filas
Voorbers
Waithail
White Law
Walentr
Voorhees Proposes Culture Resolution In Senate
In Washington on October 21 the Senate opened to the public as Senator Voorhees introduced a culture resolution akin to Hillis plan. The measure allows immediate action on unfinished business after a 30 day debate window with a simple majority required, prohibiting further debate or amendments during the final vote period. An amendment to the silver purchase bill revived the 1837 free coinage act. House proceedings were dull aside from a notable remark by Rep. Inman of Kansas regarding railroad interests and Cherokee Strip issues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senator Voorhees
Washington
Senate
Voorhees
Hillis
Peffer
Hansas
Cherokee Strip
Russians in Paris Drive Through City Amid Wild Cheers
Russian naval officers toured Paris for ten hours while crowds filled streets for miles. Flowers showered the carriages as men and women strained to greet the visitors, kissing children and women and blocking police lines at several stops.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Buttes Chaumont
Secret Nihil Society Students Sentenced in Siberia
In St Przesyeny on Oct 21 Elimnsky and Sulgdornikeff were condemned after a secret trial to twenty years of hard labor in Siberia. They allegedly belonged to a nihilist society blamed for betraying secrets to police and a murder in the woods months earlier. The case ties to a betrayal within the organization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philade A
Francis HL Mann
Sabastino Dagsting
Siberia
St. Przesyeny
Elimnsky Sand Sulgdornikeff
Tventy
Nihil
Supersede Returns Roby Athletic Club to Officers
Indiana Supreme Court grants a supersedeas returning control of the Roby Athletic Club to its officers. Governor Matthews vows to block any Corbett Mitchell fight on Indiana soil, even if militia is needed to prevent it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
Inpianapolis
Supreme Court
Roby Athletic Club
Matthews
Corbertt-Mitchell
Roby
Also Mentioned on This Page
Sroces
Bosxos
Mosresezs
Mutual Insurance Building
Frederick, Md
Porisale
Surocker Confectionery
Market Street
Buracker
We. Buracker
Baltimore
Charles Mitchell
Coney Island Athletic Club
Saliva
Apremom
France
Es. Nes J. Corbett
Sat. Hun
Peterson America
Mapa
Melilla
Malaga
Loxpox
Charles Pools
United States Printing Company
Tn! Gianapolis
Kew Brunswick
New Brovewick
N. J
George Deinzer
Hober
McDonald
Bernari Hammel
Macos
Ardmore
White
Dy Philip, Schall
T. Theologies
Tmany
Russell
Masseahhusetts
Finance and Trade
Trenton
Yardley
Reading Railroad
James Lafferty
Philadelphia
James McBenna
Philaphia
Thomas Mahr
Washington, D.C
John Dean
Charles del “Wen
Daniel Lane
James Nugent
Mahr
Madeid
Oran
Ginse Works
Millville
Charles Witz
Eastern Windox Glass Workers
Eberkerti
National Association
West Cristzn
Lanen Quillan
Wso
Muncie
Hosines Maem
Washinstus
Doipute Ovision
Ordererd
Casas
Danie Sues Shearer
al Davis
van Alex
Italy
R. Voorhees
Duces
Peffor
HOUSE
State Department
Whitecaps Breva Vista
Ha Rand
Rece
Ves & Net
Warrang
Harrison
Pittertie
Tretai
Wasaeiva
Woras
Brown & Co
South Tenth Streer
Fgn Sn
Rt Sussians
Faris
Reaponaibia
Tackson
Get
Michigan Central
Michigan Central Railroad Company
Carlisle
Secretary of the Treasury
Treasury
Reichsrath
Vienna
Liberal Left
Prague
Taafe
Bohemian
Care Tows
Thaba Insembi
Bulwayo
Romer
Sicily
Womar
Brooklys
Louis Aartin
Thomas Errickson
Martin
Erriekaon
Sir Andrew Clark
M. Gounod
Church of the Made Jeine
Urbana
Helenh Colfiesh
Oner
Ashbridge
Grand
Colfesh
Brokaxe, Wach
Adre Honse
John Bean
H. Holland
Rose Turner
Azee
Sidney* Smith
Brunswick Brtunsbick. Ga
Tialy
Serra
Mersieu
Roberts
Dr Gaten
Lovatt
Will
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!