Farms for sale near Frederick Maryland Including several lands and dwellings
Multiple rural properties advertised within five to nine miles of Frederick Maryland offering 70 to 237 acres of limestone and red land with varied improvements. Listings include high state of cultivation, first‑class buildings, near Graceham and Adamstown, rustic homes, and potential hotel sites. Some parcels offer 12 percent investment potential and rail access on the Baltimore and Ohio line.
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Atne
Frederick
Graceham
E. Church St
Asmsil
Feayatille
Pike
Tooms
Bath
Barcain
Plendid
Kglav
Wiil
Sue
Irma Sear Braddock
West End
Srumswick
Poperty
Baltimore Pike
W. R. Johnson
Ward St
Uae
Erie
Fashoda Snarl Echoes Across Europe and Ireland
London reports stress the Fashoda standoff will not trigger war but will not budge from demands. Major Marchand’s dispatches reach Paris via Cairo detailing occupation and treaties. Irish MP Redmond calls for cheers for Marchand as Paris tensions rise and police sue for fatal prize fight accountability in Omaha.
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London
France
Paris
Marchand
Cairo
Baratier
Fashoda
Kitchener
Khartoum
Major Marchand
Batatier
Omdurman
Carra
Omnion
Fess
M. Delcasse
Russia
Dublin
William Redmond
East Claire
Provisional Declaration of Rights in Santiago Trial
The pro tempore of Santiago issued a ten section declaration of rights resembling a provisional constitution. It declares rights of assembly and petition, worship, open courts, due process, protection against self incrimination, double jeopardy, bail, no excessive punishments, and free writing, with executive modifications for civil advancement.
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WBA
Santiago
God
Sagasta's Disappointment in Paris Peace Talks
Reports from Paris Madrid Oct 22 describe official discontent over Spain's failure to curb war consequences. Senor Rios and Sagasta pressed American commissioners on a peace protocol while warning of Cuban and Puerto Rico debt issues and seeking prisoner liberation amid evacuation talks.
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Paris
Madrd
Senor Montero Rios
Senor Sagasta
Almodovar da Rio
Senor Rios
Cuba
Porto Rico
Philippines
America
Spain
Aguinaldo
McKinley
Washington
Peace Commission
War Department
McKinley Tour Marred by Kokomo Tragedy in Indiana
During President McKinley's western tour he faced a deadly accident at Kokomo Indiana when a cannon misfired killing James Jones and injuring another. The event followed a windy rain-soaked day with large crowds in Indianapolis Connersville and Columbus while McKinley delivered remarks praising unity humanity and victory.
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Kokomo
Ind
James Jones
Cincinnati
McKinley
Indiana
Ohio
Indianapolis
State House
State Capitol
Fairbanks
Benjamin Harrison
Thomas A. Hendricks
Connersville
Wilson
William McKinley
Gage
Secretary of Agriculture
Seventeenth United States Infantry
Columbus Rifles
Samuel L. Black
Germans and Turks Fraternize In Istanbul Visit
In Constantinople on October 22 the German emperor and empress with the sultan reviewed 15,000 Turkish troops from a palace window. They toured St Sophia and the museum after luncheon, while crowds cheered from the streets. Sultan Abdul Hamid hosted a farewell banquet with ministers and envoys.
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Aurasia
Sancheon
Constantinople
Germany
Yitdiz Hosk
Wiliam
St Sophia
Mussulmans
Turkey
Sultan Abdul Hamid
Financial Trade Brief Reports Growing Foreign Demand
A New York based weekly review notes rising foreign demand for American goods amid European political tensions. It cites England pushing France and Germany to supply gold, a gold flow effect on exchange, and a surge in wheat and cereal products supported by war rumor-driven market activity. Bradstreet’s sees strong foreign demand as the dominant business driver, with tight stocks abroad and warlike Franco-British developments fueling recent activity.
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New York
R. G. Dun & Co
Europe
Maghind
France
United States
England
Germany
Bradstreet
Russia
Australia
Argentina
Peabody Resigns as Baltimore and Ohio Official
Veteran railroad executive Captain W W Peabody retires due to failing eyesight after decades with the Baltimore and Ohio Southwestern. William M Greene named to succeed him as vice president and general manager.
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Veteran Railroad
Ofte al Feshmna
Cincinnati
W. W. Peabody
Baltimore and Ohio Southwestern Railway
Peabody
William M. Greene
Baltimore and Ohio Road
Cantani Peabody
Produce Markets Reflect Philadelphia and Rathmore Trading
Market notes for Philadelphia and Rathmore show winter superfine flour at 2 25, 7 272.50 per barrel, and various wheat, oats, hay, and dairy prices. Beef, pork, lard, butter, and cheese values are listed with typical spot and local trade figures, alongside cotton, cabbage, and produce entries and New York live stock markers.
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Philadelphia
Rathmore
Pennsylvania
City
Western Creamery
Imiaton Creamery
New York Dairy
Ught
Elmstead
York
New York
Loaz Island
Jersey
Baltimore
Col. U
Stade
Wapi
Hay
Peace Jubilee Plans Move Forward in Philadelphia
Philadelphia reports General Miles announces a military parade lineup for the peace jubilee with Brigadier General Gilmore and other officers commanding units. Navy ships and a fleet review are set, indigo kites over City Hall planned, and 30 000 troops expected in the procession. The Tenth Cavalry to provide detail for the event with Ayres in command.
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Philadelphia
Cgeneral Miles
Peace Jubilee Committee
J. O. Gilmore
James Allen
Signal Corps
Francis Michler
Marton P. Maus
Wiliam M. Dbinek
Miles
Porto Rico
Long
New Orleans
Texas
Topeka
Philip
Fairmount Park
United States
Watkins
New Jersey
City Hall
Court of Honor
Inquest Adjourned Over Death Of Warald Frederick
London Oct. 22 The inquest into the death of Warald Frederie, a newspaper correspondent and author, was adjourned to Wednesday. Evidence shows he distrusted doctors and sought Christian Science treatment with Mrs. Mills present. Doctors testified rheumatic fever and paralysis contributed, death caused by syncope. they believed proper treatment could have aided recovery. Mrs Mills’ testimony is anticipated next.
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Warald Frederick
London
Warald Frederie
Anneley
Frederic
Ruth Sala
Shy
Mills
Kite Lyon
Frederie
Assistant Secretary Hill Arrives From Paris
David J. Hill, newly named assistant secretary of state, arrived aboard the Cunarder Lucania from Paris where he had lived 18 months studying international law and diplomacy. Former president of the University of Rochester, Hill offered little on the peace commission’s work and declined to guess at its instructions.
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State Department
Paris
New York
David J. Hil
Hill
University of Rochester
Rochester
N.Y
Peace Commission
Com
European nations weigh U S colonies and expansion
Oral remarks by Assistant Secretary Hilt describe France’s view of U S colonies as experiments and note a sentiment in France for Spain. The speaker avoids committing to expansion, praising “the best people in France” while acknowledging unsettled opinions and the commission’s work.
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Hilt
Masion
Commission
France
Spain
United States
Bill
Fights in Transvaal as Joubert Leads Force
General Joubert commands 3 000 burghers to reinforce 5 000 in the field as fighting intensifies with Chief Opera’s 20 000 followers in the Zoutpansberg district. The clash follows the massacre of a Lutheran missionary and family, triggering a government expedition.
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Joubert
Pretoria
Magata Teibe
Zoutpans Berg
Impo River
Zoutpany Berg
Transvaal
Opera
P. J. Joubert
Trazisvaal
Gaza Country
UmjJengaland
South African Republic
Political Race War in Texas Ends in Sheriff Candidate Death
In Fort Worth on October 21 a violent political clash between white and black factions left Hope Adams, an independent sheriff candidate and leader of the movement against the White Men's association, dead after being shot by unknown assailants hiding in the county courthouse. The shooting followed an exchange with a black man named Jenkins. The sheriff requests federal troops to restore order as warrants loom for mine officials in Chicago on October 22. Deputy Webster from Virden and two Chicago detectives seek warrants for President L. C. Loucks and Secretary W. J. York of the Chicago Virden Coal Company on manslaughter charges but have not located the targets nor served the warrants.
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Texas
Fort Worth
Tex
Hope Adams
Independent
White Men's Association
Adams
Jenkins
Court House
Culberson
Chicago
Webster
Virden
Tis
L. C. Loucks
W. J. York
Chicago-Virden Cos
Ares Itt
Loucks
York
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W. Patrick St
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Schiffmann
Pearre
Cassell & Waters, Neal Estate and Insurance” Brokers
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Masonic Building
Thurmont
Teloge
Voortgage
Omaha
William Walker
South Omaha
Andy Dupont
Dupont
Carroll
Hood
Fisher & Shaw
South
Calvert Street
Mumbers
Baltimore Stock Exchange
Malddir
Santiago Moverntent
Sagasta
Wilhelmina
Amsterdam
Apeldoorn
St. Thomas
Newark
Guantanamo
San Juan de Porto Rico
United States Evacuation Commission
Navy Department
Finange
Rome
Ferruccio Maccia
Gazetta di ‘Venezia
Signor
Felice Carlo Cavallotti
Chamber of Deputies
Macola
Guido Fusinate
Carlo Donati
Signor Dizzon
Signor Tusyi
Luan Fussell
Singte
Nerald
Lilian Russell
Signor Peruguini
Chancery Court
Jersey City
John Chatterton
Miss Russell
Susanville
Clairville
Pilmas
County
P. Pedrina
Carson Barney
New Haven
Edward M. Reed
Georgia
Cumberland
Liberty
Philadelphia's
Milew Dent
Litox
Santero Deracx
Tenth Cavalry
Tenth
Santunco
Camain Ayres
Acain
Carnegie Company
United States Court of Appeals
Acheson
Pillshore
United States Mills Company
Carnegie Steel Company
Manila
P. L
Atlanta
Southern Railroad
Fort McPherson
Anniston
Christian Science
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