Real estate sale and confectionery business opportunity in Frederick
Auction and sale notice for the residence of Wm Mahoney on Souk Serer near Market with brick structure and 250 foot lot, offering terms and rental options. Also a bargain sale of Baracker Confectionery Store on Market Street with stock fixtures and turnkey potential, Baracker to assist buyer briefly. Contact Baracker or the office for particulars.
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Baracker Confectionery
Market Sreet
Baracker
Barracker
Baltimore
Land sales brisk as fire dept reorganization and polls loom
Notes from Yews of the State span land sales in Maryland and local civic shifts. Belair’s fire department reorganizes as courts eye election timing and Brooklyn considers high license law urged by Anne Arundel grand jury.
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Fire Department of
Belair
Court of Appeals of Maryland
Grand Jury
Anne Arundel County
Brooklyn
Laird
Thor's Point
Dorchester County
Washington Couny R.R
C. K. Lord
de. J. Ward Scott
Harford County Medical Society
Rock Hill College
Cardinal Gibbons
Susan Nicodemus
Carroll County
Ohio
Charles County
Bowie
Prince George's County
Prince George's
Maryland Agricultural College
Princess Anne
Somerset County
W.J. Breeder
Calvert County
Thomas R. Grover
Teller Weeps as Perkins Silver Coinage Amendment Prompts Tears
In Washington on October 28 the senate debated free coinage as part of the repeal bill amendments. Senator Teller broke into tears describing fears of a future financial system, urging the American people to speak at the ballot box. Perkins offered a detailed silver coinage plan with seignorage and a five member monetary commission.
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Perkins
Washington
Senate
Jones
Voorbe
Faulkner
Peiffer
Kansas
Aote
Peter
Yeas
Allep
Bate
Berry
Blackburn
Butler
Call
Coke
Daniel
Dubois
George
Harris
Irby
Arkansas
Nevada
Kyle
Martin
Palmer
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Quay
Hansom
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Smith
Stockbridge
Turpie
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White
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Perger
Roach
Vance
Treasury
United States
Congress
Stewart
Nev
Messrs. Voorhees
Ramsom
Hill
Tarpie
Squire
Peffer
Mix. Teller
Teller
Mr. Teller
Mr. Teliers
Wes
World News Briefs Highlighted By Feats And Controversy
A mixed dispatch from Chicago and across the nation reports a planned museum funding by Marshall Field, society shocks in Omaha over a murder confession, a probe into the Northern Pacific train robber, and college football rules in New York. Also noted are political education bills, Hawaiian matter expectations in Washington, and a Brunswick yellow fever update with a new cycling record set in Springfield.
Pittsburg Blaze Drives Men to Window Sills in Fatal Fire
A whisky warehouse explosion in Pittsburg ignited a blaze that destroyed over 5000 dollars in property and left eight injured, with several seriously hurt and feared dead. Firemen rescued those on window ledges as walls collapsed and ammonia tanks sparked panic among nearby residents.
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John Reiseche
Ames
Lades
Pittsburg Storage Company
Twelfth
Thirteenth Street
Pike
Penn Avenue
Ice Company
Twelfth Street
Mulberry Shey
Hst
Remains of Noted Figures and Local News Nuggets
Dr. F C Vincent hanged in Fresno for wife murder. St Paul streetcar strike ends with company victory. James Kirk longtime Delaware state printer dies in Dover at 67. Ex Vice President Levi P Morton arrives in Paris with daughters. Remains of composer Gounod buried in Paris with civic and military honors.
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F. C. Vincent
Fresno
Cal
St. Paul
James Kirk
Delaware
Dover
Levi P. Morton
Paris
Gounod
Indictments in Camden election fraud scheme emerge
Camden County grand jury has found eight indictments targeting wholesale padding of voter lists for an upcoming election. Indicted are Samuel L. Johnson Jacob H. Blue Harry Miller August Muench Anlius Stringer Robert G. Garrison and others. Bonds set at 500 for Johnson Bloom and Garrison while one suspect Miner remains at large.
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Camden
CaMpus
N. J
Camden County Gram
Samuel L. Johnson
Jacob H. Blue
Harry Miller
August Muench
Anlius Stringer
Stockton Township
Robert G. Garrison
Seventh Ward
Johnson
Bloom
Garrison
Miner
Pat Riley
Camden County
Burglary Shootings Reported in Reading and Nearby Areas
An elderly farmer Samuel Shaeffer in Groffdale was shot during a burglary attempt as a gang of thieves targeted his house. The incident left Shaeffer mortally wounded, with the attackers escaping as neighbors pursue the criminals. Police search the surrounding region for the gang.
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Reading
Samuel Shaeffer
Reiding
Groffdale
Ubig City
Bhar
Cin Ari
Fermelf
Shaeffer
Died by her own hand in Wasiinetoy tragedy
Daisy Garland, daughter of former Attorney General Garland, shot herself with her father's revolver at her home in Wasiinetoy. She had shown no prior signs of distress and appeared content before planning her death, which occurred after a theater party plan. The motive remains unclear with rumors of a possible love affair or religious melancholia, as family and friends grapple with the shock.
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Wasiinetoy
Daisy Gar Iatal
Asec Bb Veges
Garland
Hirheen
Fly
Miss Garland
Thaa
Mixes Garland
Baltimore
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