Estate sales and rentals offered in Frederick Md region
The text advertises sales and rentals by Parsons W RoIe and associates in Frederick Maryland. Items include the late judge Wm Mahoney’s brick residence on East South Street for sale or rent, large farming land with improvements and outbuildings, a small farm near Utica with a stone house, and a confectionery store on rer Street with fixtures. Obvious buyers can contact the Hoffman or off ice for details. listings emphasize easy terms and ready occupancy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loffer
Dudge Wm. Mahoney
East South Street
Market
South Street
Puronlak
Aliacmy
Caidvebon
Woo
Peper Reali
Hoffman
Isale
Utica
Ioffer
Buracker Gortectonery
Rer Street
Burucker
Burncker
Buracker
Baltimore
Methodist Protestant church centennial observed at Central
The semi centennial anniversary of the Methodist Protestant church of Central was held with services throughout the day led by prominent ministers from Baltimore Washington Tobushire and the Central circuit. Rev Farring presided and Rev Dr Tagg delivered a key sermon assisted by Rev Dr Nichols. seven earlier attendees at the dedication aged fifty years stood again. A large crowd traveled from surrounding areas, dinner was served, and a protracted meeting began afterward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Protestant Church of
Central
Baltimore
Washington
Tobushire
Central Circuit
Farring
F.P. Tagg
Methodist Protestant
Tagg
Nichols
Wm. Walker
James EB. Walker
Dr. Wilson
Central Hall
Myra Casbour
Astor
Judge Maynard
FP. Jones
Wiliam Jones
P. Harding
Miss Owens
Dr. Nichols
O.P. Harding
Everest Harding
Elizabeth Walker
Centra
Riehl's Mill Burned Near Frederick Junction
A Saturday evening fire destroyed Riehl's Mill about three miles below Frederick Junction on the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad. Owned by Mr. Fr. Lewis of this city it had not operated for months, with some reflection from the blaze seen in the city. The origin is unknown. Insurance covered about $1,000 for the mill and $1,000 for machinery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Riehl
Frederick Junction
Baltimore and Ohio
Fr. Lewis
Libana
Lettersburg Miatosl Insurance Company
Washington County
Phoenix
Hartford
Conn
Memorial Sermon for Rev Thomas Barrow at Our Saviour Church
A memorial sermon for Rev Thomas Barrow was preached yesterday at the Episcopal Church of Our Saviour Baltimore by Rev Dr Eccleston. A memorial window honors Barrow, former rector of Granmer chapel, whose work spanned Frederick College in the 1840s and service in Baltimore in 1863.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas, Barrow Wee
Episcopal Church of Our Saviour
Baitimore
Eccleston
Barrow
Granmer Chapel
Church of Our Saviour
Thos. Barrow
Frederick College
Forties
Baltimore
Murderous Society in Wratten Case Exposed by Wife
In Indiana at Ossderox a grand jury ordered the arrest of James Stone for the Wratten family murders. Stone’s own wife testified that he claimed a toothache and a late return, with blood on his clothes. Stone confessed after pressure. conspirators planned a robbery but failed to find money. The Wrattens were killed Sept 15, with a pensioner's mother and child among the victims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wassterox
Ind
Wratten
Juilermonville
Les Samardsy
James Stone
Wratten House
Stone m
Stone
Roobery
Yerber
Clark
Cosby
Jeffersonville
Williams
Bays
Brown
Dillard Denson Wratten
Wrattens
Washington
Mr. Wratten
Stella
Ethel
Wreck on the P. F. W. and C. railroad injures triad men
In dense fog near Mottville west of the city a collision between westbound vestibule train No 25 and East bound train No 4 left three trainmen injured. Engineer Cowan and Fireman Daly were badly hurt and Brakeman Hoot unconscious with wounds. Conductor Phipps in charge of the westbound wrecked train.
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Loa
Pittsburg
Fort Wayne
Chicago
Mott Ville
Monrveville
Han
Phipps
Cowin
Bins
Cowan
Daly
Fred Hoot
Compromise Measure Sparks Senate Action Amid Silver Debate
A compromise on the Sherman law repeal is reported by the Senate majority with key features public. It sets Oct 1 as the act’s effective date and directs silver bullion to be converted into dollars while retiring small notes and replacing with silver coin or certificates. The administration remains firm for unconditional repeal, with House passage expected swiftly though Senate flow remains uncertain amid ongoing speeches by Jones and Teller. The bill’s fate in the House hinges on timing relative to bankruptcy legislation and committee actions.
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Senate
Oory
Carlisle
Jones
Nevada
Teller
House
Messrs
Culberteon
Bailer
Wiliam A. Stone
Repub‘ican
Stones
Ihis
Aristocratic Swindlers in German Gambling Scandal Unfolds
Hanover trial opens amid sensational charges against bankers and gentlemen of leisure linked to a nationwide gambling scheme. Duke Guenther, brother of the German empress, implicated as confessing participant. officers summoned to testify. widespread social circles disrupted by the case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brewin
Guenther
Hanover
Germany
Max Rosenberg
Albert Hese- Ludwig Achter
Julius Suesman
Freiherr von Meyerinck
Johann Faehrie
Samuel Seemann
Julius Ludwig Staier
Frevkere von Seidhts-Newkirch
London
Uriul
Arnold Herbert Lichter
Austria
Empire
Homburg
Norderner
Bertin
Harcover
Wiesbaden
von Sextlitz
von Meyerinck
Theus
Honors to MacMahon Funeral Oration by Dupuy and Lowtsellon
A lengthy interment for Marshal MacMahon unfolds at the Hotel des Invalides with ministers Dupuy and Louiselion delivering orations. Diplomatic corps, including the Italian and German ambassadors, and royal family members attend, as guards, clergy, and soldiers honor the veteran French marshal. The procession ends with interment in the marshal vault beneath the chapel and a final march past the troops.
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Dupuy and
Lowtsellon
Marshal MacMahon
France
Grace Victoria
Prince of Wales
Henar
Teree
Comnt Reosman
Count Ceanit
Esplanade
Court of Honor
M. Dupuy
Louiselion
Nvalides
Diplomatic Corps
Marshals of
Willian
Hotel Des Invalides
Penple
Pardoned lifer Benton Jones cited for manhood by governor
In a surprising act Governor Mathaws pardons Benton Jones, a seventeen year inmate in a murder case. He delayed liberty to ensure his younger brother’s welfare, calling Jones a model of manhood. Other items: Ford-like cases, crimes, and local incidents across New York and New Jersey, including jail breaks and forgery arrests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Espiaxs Poiss
Mathaws
Benton Jones
Benton
Jones
Eli Lowery
Thoms Moody
Toller
Lee Jones
Rentas
Lee
Bit
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Wotes Insurance Building
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Fine Farm
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Ont
Grand Trunk
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Oak Hill Cemetery
Nichols Memorial Home
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Henry Vance
Christian Workers
Samming- Carcaco
Woman's Christian Temperance Congress
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Ebel
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Camaroons
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Oct
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Charlebtos
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Railrroad Detectiania
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Grenville Bats
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Fan‘e
Oxford
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Elkview
Chambers & Cro.s
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Rachel Logan
Coruopolis
Squire
P. McCall
Tarentum
West Freedom
Clarion County
Squire McCall
John Shielda
McCall House
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Neer
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Gamble
Atlanta
Ned Jenkins
Claston County
William Burk
Womans Whitecaps
Nebraska
Stromsecee
Neb
Women’s
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Osceela
Moorestows
Stanwick
PRL
Elpeta
Delaware, Lackawana and Western Railroad
Maxwell
New Jersey Central Railroad
Lackawana
Hazelton
Frank Deach
Deach
West Chestes
Pennsylvania Railroad
Whitford Station
Gaicaco
Manos. Ind
Bailey
Frichi
Hahn
Tpvsi
Gow Rohn
Junie
Charcei
States District Court
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Jacks
Lucky Baldwin
San Paaacisco
Lucky” Baldwin
Santa Ana
Mallroaders
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Lehigh Valley Railway
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General Board of Readjustment
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Memphis
Charles Brown
Thomas Jefferson Pike
Pike
Stol
Agostina Nate
Constantine Prisian
Mary Last
Ineege Gun Ster
Peter Hamburg
Torice
Elm Park Methodist Church
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Joseph Thomson
New Hares
Emma J. Powe
William Powe
New York
Wasnisetox
Samuel Dorsey
Nettie Roberts
Rochestrer
Beteen
Buffalo
Batavia
Wiliam Geibardit
Brooklyn
John Green
Wen
Green
Hazleton
Kesthart
Jeanesville
Mary Brogan
Clarksburg
W. Va
Baltimore and Ohio Road
Frank Everett
SN. X
Crete
Sam
Ripper
San Francisco
Wesler C. Ripper
Trenton
Republican Nominese
Republican Assembleons Venti
Wilaza
Rtvin
Wa Lenésn
Villea
Koi
Jayna
Macmahon
Crerswarr
Bellevue
Moscow
Ludlow Street
Rute Simmons
A Lamar
Milledgeville
T. B. Lamoar
L. Q
Lamar
William
Sazeny- Crespey
Kaier Wilhelm
Ahbert
Saxony
Albert
West India
Hatteras
Cnalescedth Agsinat Sorisllets
N. Fier
Ultra
Mar
Pera
Ian
West Shonan
William Pattern
Ames Smith
Tutelly
Governor Flower
Mitchell Corbets
Hoffman House
Kings County
Courtney
William Freudenthal
East Fifty-eighth Street
Yorkville
Kate Wagner
East Sixty-fifth Street
Bridgetos
N. J
Ned Bryant
Whitecar
George Baker
Thomas Simmons
Parcuoars
L. 1
Nelson Terry
Captain Hammond
Tistaid
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Shieh Tollzate
George Shute
Shute
William J. Dunn
Frank McHanus
Curtis
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Morocco
Poranaaion
Paris
Tangier
Margalis
Pottsville
York Farm
Lehigh Coal Company
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Harrisburg
Allettows
Michael Warsgosko
Catasauqua
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Red Base
N.J
George Brow
Atlantic Highlands
Jerey Long
Mercia
Sammel Barreré
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Atrike
Uage
Bahr
Wasu Tay
Duka
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