Real estate and insurance brokers list Frederick area farms for sale
A lengthy real estate notice lists numerous farms and properties for sale near Frederick Maryland and surrounding towns. It mentions 150 acre limestone land five miles from Frederick, a 70 acre farm near Graceham, 200 acre parcels nine miles from Frederick, multiple dwellings and outbuildings, and various ch ards and orchards. Prices, location notes, and building conditions are included alongside offers from Cassell and Waters Real Estate and Insurance Brokers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
FOH
Frederick
Graceham
E. Chareb St
High Ranch
Acfime
Adamstown
Eskroad
Astmall
Fearsville
Ceres
Vike
Pike
Intaes
Same
Sac
Sera
Frederick G. RE
Frederik
Braddock
West
Bronewick
Baltimore Pike
Sanguilly Endorsed for Cuban Assembly Seat
Manuel Sanguilly a famed author and radical orator, chosen by troops from the Second, Third and Fifth corps to represent them at the Cuban National Assembly as it considers a permanent government. His pro US stance and calls for troop disbanding signal a measured shift in sentiment amid the armed Cuban leadership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cuban National Assembly
Havana
Manuel Sanguilly
Folguin
Tunas
Bayamo
Manzanillo
Camaguey
Matanzas
United States
Market summary of Philadelphia and Baltimore produce trades
Produce markets in Philadelphia and Baltimore show mixed firmness across items. Wheat, corn, oats, and rye exhibit varied movements while fats, dairy, and live stock reflect steady to slow trends. notices cite prices for flour, lard, butter, cheese, eggs, rosin, cabbage, and livestock, with regional notes on futures months and grade distinctions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Piladelphia
Baltimore
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania Toller
City Mills
Pennsylvania
Western
Elgins
New York
Jerseys
Long Island
Jersey
Southern
War investigators recount medicine shortages in Cuba
Dr. St. D. Ross testified before the War Investigating Committee in Anniston detailing scarce medical supplies in Cuba, the need for quinine and morphine, and efforts to obtain hospital stores from Red Cross aid. Major King and other officers criticized camp sanitation and supply delays as the commission adjourned for Huntsville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anniston
Ala
ST. D. Ross
Cuba
Mae
Santiago
Red Cross Society
Charles F. King
Wisconsin
Henry H. Lee
Third Corps
Chickamauga
Benson
Woodbury
Frank
Camp Thomas
Fremont
Hubbard
Huntsville
Greely Faults Shafter Over Signal Corps Role in War
Brigadier General A W Greely, chief signal officer, reports to Secretary Alger that the signal corps was overlooked in the Santiago campaign. He credits the corps with locating Cervera's fleet, praises the war balloon, and criticizes Major General Shafter for sending the balloon to the skirmish line despite Maxfield's advice.
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Shafter
Signal Corps
Washington
A. W. Greely
Alger
Spain
General Greely
Mane
Santiago
Cervera
Army
Cevera
James Allen
Joseph E. Maxfield
Greely
George McC. Derby
Maxfield
Street unrest across Paris shocks foreign observers
Paris riots threaten Boulangist wave as crowds overturn a carriage with three Americans and attack a Jew shop in Rue Royale. The cabinet turmoil, blamed on agitators, prompts speculation on who may replace Brisson as tensions rise before the court of cassation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Paris
The
Times
Rue Royale
Patriotic League
Rue Auber
M. Faure
Philadelphia Honors naval heroes with grand peace jubilee parade
Philadelphia celebrated the peace jubilee with a grand naval pageant, honoring Sigsbee Philp Evans and Wainwright among others. The May led the parade with Secretary Long aboard as ships Texas Gloucester and Winslow received the largest cheers. Thousands lined the Delaware and League Island ferries as 10 000 troops from Camp Meade prepared for Thursday’s military parade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Sigsbee
Philp
Evans
Wainwright
Secretary Long
Washington Party
Christian
Hanover Streets
League Island
Alexander van Rengelaer
Porto Rico
LoeIramaimes
Southerland
Eagle
Santo Domingo
Jersey
Columbia
Mayflower
New Orleans
Texas
Marblehead
Dolphin
Topeka
Gloucester
Winston
Kasagi
Cramps
Long
Winslow
Philip
Pedo Dore Winelow
Acretay
Armatrone’s
England
Reviewlhe Vehsele
Pennsylvania
Commodore Philip
Sigebee
Warwick
Lovey
Boston
Santiago Sorvey
Tomorin
Plittsburg
Heroes of
San Juan
Boyle
Tenth Cavalry
Guasimo
Arrivsts
Gump Meade
RC. Fou
City Hall
Skstos
Penn
The Delatory Peacemakers and War News Dispatches
Informal White House discussions by President McKinley and cabinet members focus on recent Paris advices from the American peace commission. Officials anticipate no immediate breaking off of talks though the situation remains unsettling. Meanwhile regiments prepare to vote on November and Governor Brehneil casts doubt on Cuba deployment. A cyclone in Chicago causes widespread damage and loss of car service, while Meridian reports fourteen race-related killings and Porto Rico soldiers arrive aboard the Relief with one death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Paris
White House
McKinley
Hay
Alger
Wilson
Smith
Executive Mansion
Philadelphia
American Peace Commission
Joint Commission
Ruddigtown
Pennsylvania
Ohio
New Jersey
Brehneil
Philadelpia
Cuba
Crisis in France as War Minister Resigns After Dreyfus Debate
Paris Oct 26 The Bilason cabinet collapses after a heated session in which General Chanoine resigns amid rebukes over the Dreyfus affair. Prime Minister Brisson seeks to uphold civil supremacy as deputies clash and vote on the government’s fate. President Faure may appoint Ribot to form a new cabinet. Also reported in San Francisco a police appeal over the botched murder case linked to poisoned chocolates mailed to Dover, Del.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Henri Bilason
Chamber of Deputer
M. Derouted
Chanolne
Werose
Chanoine
Chamber of Deputies
M. Brisson
AM. Brisson
Court of Cassation
Dreyfus
M. Ribot
M. Meline
M. Cavaignac
Tribune
Henry
Monte Valerien
M. Berfer
M. de Mahy
Faure
Alexandre Ribot
M. Lockroy
Marine
M. Faure
San Francisco
Po-ice Lees
McVey
Iaware
Cordelia Botkin
John P. Danning
Joshua Deane
Dover
Del
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Hood
WM. C. Boteler
North Market Street
Realdance
City Hotel
Ares
Pelfenstein
Wopareg
Frederick, Mc
Howard House
Cor, Paave
6Th St
Fisher & Shaw
South
Calvert Street
Baltimore Stock Exchange
Love IS
the Doctor
Pearre’s Reliable Pharmacy
Cassell & Waters, Real Estate and Insurance Brokers
Court Street
Masasi
Thurmont
Sanguilly
Kansas City
Chillicathe
Sedalia
Missouri
Nashville
Tenn
Taley Murfee
Murfeesboro
Will Neeley
Jim Martin
Martin
Marion
Ind
Humphrey Gant
James Moore
Sawyer
Daniel Adams
William Swafford
Mississippi
Jackson
Miss
Forest
Harpersville
Stephenson
Meridian
Newburgh
WNY
Thomas
Boyce
James Craig
Walden
East Liberty
A. L. Pearra
Nother
Victor
Anniston, Ala
Goeneral Wilson T
Episcopal Council
Episcopal Triennial Council
St. Louis
Ramon Basail
Mexican National Bank
City of Mexico
Union Station
Basall
Sutro
Clara Hluge
Adolph Sutro
Adolph Newton Sutro
Adolphine Charlotte Sutro
Peter Bowen
Department of Highways
Bowen
Carter
Detroit
Mich
George ¥. Wisner
Deep Water- Way Commission
O. M. Carter
Savannah
Wisner
Augusta
Jim Mackie
Luther Sullivan
J. Atkinson
Republican Church
Edgefield County
South Carolina
Fred
Susquehanna
Henry Kinsley
Binghamton
Hall
George Calvin Hall
Wilmington
House of Bishops of the Episcopal Council
Kyoto
Japan
Hail
Denver
Denver Fire and Police Board
District Court
Iroquois Club
War Department
Wood
Serice
Constantinople
Tilles
Hobson
San Juan Hill
Guasima
Quaker City
Camp Meade
Middletown
Dilatory Peacemakers
Chicaro
Isabella Mears
Sixteenth Street
Mias
Harperville
Bhi Burke
Walnut Grove
Relief
Drisson
Crouch
Meeting OF Deputies
Tan Rave
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