Real Estate Offers In Frederick County Md
Real estate ads describe sales and rentals in Frederick Md including the late Wot Mahoney property on South Street near Market, a 276 acre farm near CGtica Mills with a brick house and outbuildings, a 68 acre farm near Trica with a stone house and bank barn, and a first class confectionery store on Market Street for sale with full fixtures. Also notes about agent L Parsons and executor dealings, plus brief notices on Emperor Runyon, Lord Vivian, and local events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loffer
Mahoney
South Street
Market
Homestead
Jacon E Boitman
di Johnarile
Frad County
W. C. Hoffman
Bridge
Jamaa HK. Wolfe
Rem Cgtica Mills
Frederick County
Trica
Scncola
Repeal Bill Amid Senate Deliberations in Washington
Washington reports show efforts to vote on amendments to the repeal bill with expectations of a Saturday final tally. Republicans resist introducing a party measure and prefer limiting debate to avoid delaying adjournment. Russia pressures Corea as emigration rises. ten Coreans returned home, facing death for breaching frontier rules. Nathban Straus, head of Levi Strauss & Co. branch, commits suicide amid suspected overwork. Liberty Bell return plans include multiple city stops before November 4 in Philadelphia. Rail unions prepare for talks. Soldiers Orphans’ Home site decision possible in Cumberland County. Manitoba prairie fires devastate farms. two Holmfield children die. Boxing prospects in doubt as Mitchell stops training. Corbett’s London bout unlikely.
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Baltered
Wasuixctrox
Faulkner
Senate
Sherman
House
Washington
Stone's Second Confession Merges Murder Details
James Stone, previously admitting involvement with five others in the Wratten family killings, now claims sole responsibility. He directs officers to the murder implements, and quotes a letter to his wife hinting at salvation before an impending death. Officials report Stone invited the constable to prayer during arrest.
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Wratten
Washinc Tox
Ind
James Stone
Prow
Davies County
Stone
Steve
Cecilia
Sallie
Ezra
Karri
Woday
Christ
Cecillia
Grand Jury
Whaeesbarre
Andrew Ondis
Ondis
Poland
Lencel, World Fair crowds, new battleship launch noted
Nuggets of news report Emile Louis Lencel as vice president of the French senate in Paris. World’s fair admissions totaled 284,529 with 252,618 noted as present. The new coast line battleship was launched at San Francisco. W Halliday, chaplain in Washington, is reported at home. Green Stevenson, son of a notable figure, to wed Helen Davis of Bloomington on November 21. Charles A. Tink appointed postmaster at Binghamton, J. S. Gale at Milford, and M. G. Heckman at Rittersville. Herz Hellmeshhberger, Austrian court music director, dies. Republican club dinner in Boston features Dalzell and Reed.
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Emile Louis Lencel
Paris
Dial
Uncle Sam
San Francisco
Erocn
W. Halliday
Cause of Representatives
Washington
Green Stevenson
Iss Helen Davis
Bloomington
Hill
Charles A. Tink
Binghamton
J.S Gale
Milford
M. G. Heckman
Rittersville
Herz Hellmeshhberger
Imperial Court
Conservatory of Music
Republican Club of Massachusetts
Boston
Dalzell
Reed
Reading Receivers Alleged Deal With Railroads Revealed
New York officials kept quiet as lawyer Isaac L L Rice disclosed a secret Reading railroad receivers meeting at the Windsor hotel. He presented a seventy five count complaint urging removal of the receivers amid claims of mismanagement and diverted profitable business. Separate filings discuss Lehigh Valley arrangements, a four year funding plan, and creditor concerns over collateral and control.
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New York
Isaac LL Rice
Reading Railroad
Windsor Hotel
Reading
Wall Street
Adelphta
Lehigh Valley
Reading Companies
Reading Company
Speyer
Speyer & Co
Admiral Stanton is Relieved of Command Over Brazilian Incident
Washington October 26 Rear Admiral Stanton commanding the U S fleet in Brazilian waters faced removal after reportedly greeting a rebel admiral prompting Secretary Herbert to withdraw his detachment. Captain Picking to assume temporary command pending a successor to Stanton as Commodore Ramsey notes pending appointment.
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Washington
Herbert
Stanton
United States
Picking
Herbert Expresses His Surprise That An Officer of Admiral Stanton
Admiral Stanton
Captain Picking
Reoain
Commodore Ramsey
Bureau of Navigation
Carlisle Paid the Bill The World's Fair row
Packet of items from Carlisle to Jackson Park era shows Lady Managers accusing him of paying for receptions and meals. Secretary Carlisle reportedly settled the bill after Congress refused. Also reports a murder attempt on two ladies, whisky trust actions, and a liquor sentence in Kansas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Curcaco
the Times
Carlisle
Jackson Park
Congress
Maccaroon
Two Fatal Wrecks Near Trenton Kill Four on Express
The Chicago express bound for New York collided with a freight near Trenton. A derailed car broke free blocking the line, killing four aboard and injuring engineer Dan Mahoney and his fireman. Five tramps are reported dead, with at least teen aboard the train. Remaining cars were sent to Denney City for recovery.
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Chicago
Trenton
New York
Ansin St Lawrence
Arsin
Dan Mahoney
Mahoney
Limited
Denney City
City Hospital
Four Crushed to Death in Coal Train Wreck
A coal train wreck near Market Street leaves five men aboard crushed or killed as cars jumped a switch. Among the dead are Richand Doyle of Pittsburg and Frederick Gimmill. two bodies remain unrecognizable. A related coroner’s inquiry covers the Grand Trunk wreck and testimonies from No. 4 trainmen.
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Fannissune
Market Street
Richand Doyle
Pittsburg
Frederick Gimmill
Awful Dock Street
Woolgy
Bate Crees
Mich
Grand Trunk
Joseph H. Turner
Engineer Wooley
Scott
Wilkesbarre
Nottingham
Lehigh and Wilkes Warre Coal Company
Plymouth
William Jones
Stock and Produce Markets Closing Quotations Across Exchanges
Closing bids and market notes show a steady day with an upward drift in stocks on major exchanges. Prices for flour, wheat, potatoes, beef, pork, butter, cheese, and eggs are listed with regional variations and standard quality grades across New York Philadelphia and New Jersey markets.
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New York
Philadelphia
Leugh Valley
W.N.Y
Pennsivania
HLA
H&wbt
Eric
New Jersey
Cen
del, & Hudson
Philadt
Vinter Family
ELV Munreera
Minnesota
Sochi
Mongolia
SNS
Mirpeseta
Sither
Ted
NS Bet
Iec
Theba
Ker
Eekee
Bird
Mite
Extra Mess
New Mess
New York Dairy
Western Dairy
Elgins, Soc
Western Creamery
Pennsylvania
Western
Destitute settlers in Cherokee strip face winter without shelter
News notes the harsh onset of winter in the Cherokee strip brings extreme destitution. Hundreds of families lack shelter and money as the land rush collapses, with about 15 000 failing to secure any claim and many returning homeless toward Kansas City while illness and hunger mount.
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Cherokee Strip
San
Loomer
Kansas City
Two Youthful Murderers Plead Guilty in Philadelphia
Philadelphia youths Robert Newlin aged 17 and Cornelius Recan aged 16 pleaded guilty to manslaughter in two separate July and June killings. Judge Arnold reserved decision for both cases. Both defendants were described as having good characters and friends.
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Philadelphia
Robert Newlin
Arnold
Cornelius Recan
William Henry Lorden
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L Parsons
Morresczs
Hia
Matual Insurance
Frederick
Forssale
Buracker Confectionery
Marxet Street
Second
Burucker
Mr. Burucker
Baltimore
Ae Ie
Banyon
William
Beart
Theodore Ranzyon
Ger
Wild Park
Am “Mbassador Runyon
Potsdam
Baron Marschall von Biederstein
Baron Usedom
Eoch
Care Town
Tock
Bulawaro
Lord Vivian
Roxue
Italy
Admiral Seymour
Ofcers
Spezzia
Newark
N. J
Michael Zarro
Prisathe
Foncht
Frankfort
Billy Manning
St. Paul
Walter Gamble
Clark's Hill
M.W. Jacobus
Theological Seminary
Hartford
Conn
Augustus Schatz
Moravia Seminary For Young Ladies
Bethlehem
Tom Lee
East Patrick Street
Chen Lee
Tom
Literary Society
Corea Forbi
Gration
Vaxcouver
B. G. Gct
Corea
Russia
Nathban Straus
Grenoble
Fifty-seventh Street
Seventh Avenue
West Broadway
Chambers Street Hospital
Straus
Levi Straus & Co
Old Liberty
GarcaGo
Stewart
Cincinnati
Dayton
Zenia
Columbus
Harrisburg
Betslerem
Committee of Railroaders
Allegheny
Soldiers Orphans’ Home
Manitoba
Wiltside
Winnipeg
Watson
Charier Mitchell
W. A. Brads
Corbett
Bolingbroke Club
London
Sugar Trust
Privaperpuia
James M. Beck
United States Circuit Court
New Westminster
B.C
North Bend
Charles Austin
Canadian Pacific
Fordmaster
Patluperpars
George S. Graham
Thomas W. Barlow
Edmunds
Lee Fook
Graham
Barlow
Petladelphia
Sarah Ann Royds
Thomas Royds
Court of Common Pleas
Eastern Penitentiary
Royds
Maison
Noel Breisse
Sophia Raes
Calamity
Maison Breysse
Canada
Erica
Louisville and Nashville
Catcaco
Central Traffic Association
Battlee Creek
Strub
New York City
Robert Colgrove
Ont
Nolan
Daffy
Foster
Cleveland
Prinestan
Lehigh
Parixcerox
Princeton
Springfield
W. L. Douglass
Sherif Baker
Hantronn
John Tyler
Crrcaco
Whisky Trust
Grand Pacific Hotel
Greenhut
Evpanza
Kan
Theodore Ost
Jaser
Judes Randolph
Lyrohhing
Haarnset
Farmer Burger
Resick Town
York Country
Heard
Beard
Burger
Gouisboro
Monvorr
Martin’s Coal Bank
M.C. Southern
Oscar Leekmuller
George Smith
Dempsey
Ryan
Brivexfort
Thomas Ryan
Harry Jameson
Nagantuck Athletic Club
Athletic Club of Chicago
Jack Dempsey
Ryan Snys
Jameson
Glass
Pittspere
Chambers
Kentucky
Phil WH. McHenry
Arkansas
Dick” Tate
Tate
Yuma
Ariz
Brewskn
Alexander Stewart
Hetty Hilton
Daly
Kortting
John B Koetting
South Side
Savina ® Bank
Clarksville
Tenn
Greenwood Cemetery
F. Wilson
Gallatin
Vermont
Army of the
New Beedford
Mass
Napoleon
ParLapErata
Samuel Sondheim
Wanam
Trent
Prissoner
Wheeling
W. Va
West Virginia
Wesker
Cortes. C
ProTsams
John Gannon
Sigbo Street
Fourteenth Ward
Txro
Iwonon
Japan
Waxcocver
Yokohama
Unie
Sheies
India
Soveup
Acculteaft Wooster
CO. D. Conklin
J. A. Bradley
Ba Reese
Shreve
France
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