Vast Frederick area real estate sale listing with farms
A long catalog of properties for sale near Frederick Maryland. Includes farms from 26 Court Street and Graceham to Adamstown and Brunswick. Properties feature limestone and red sand land, 70 to 260 acre tracts, buildings in good condition, orchards, fenced land, and rail-adjacent sites. Many with improvements, modern conveniences, or potential for residences or hotels. Prices and terms vary. quick purchaser preferred.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S Milies
Frederick
Graceham
Frederek
Dirst-Classa Avedine
E. Church St
Hizb
Atone Farms
Adamstown
Rairosd
Same
S$ Teams
Bath
Fredwick
Braddork
Weet End
Brunswick
Baltimore Pike
W. RB. Dehneon
W. Third St
Estato
Liberty District
Woller’s Station
Empress Elizabeth Will Leaves Jewels to Charity
Geneva Sept 14 The empress will be buried with ceremonies in the Hofburg. Her will bequeaths jewels valued at 2 1/2 million to charities and leaves Layinz Castle to Archduchess Valerie. The funeral in Capugin church is set for Saturday at 4 pm. Grandchildren share the fortune. visible features are veiled, coffin covered in white clothing and roses surround the body.
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Zier
Geneva
Elizabeth
Hofburg
Capugin
Fenpriegs
Layinz Castle
Archduchess
Valerie
Achielion
Coru
Prineres Cisete
Francis Joseph
Luigini
Italy
Humbert
TRE PRODUCE MARKETS. 4s Reflected by Denings in Philadel phia and Baltimore
Flour and grain prices move with minor changes across Philadelphia and Baltimore markets. Wheat, corn, oats, and rye show firmer to steady tones. pork, beef, lard, and butter trade varied by region. Live stock, dairy, and whiskey prices listed with multiple firming or steady indicators.
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Philadelphia
Baltimore
Pennsylvania
Western Creamery
Meg
Elgins
New York Dairy
Ilse
Fancy
New York
Pennarena
SILLS
Long Island
Jersey
Tong Island
Liverpool
Bashel
Cork
No More Troops Mustered Out Urged By War Dept
Tremendous pressure to muster out volunteers continues in Washington but officials insist no additional troops will be released. The Philippines remains the central concern while Otis is expected to handle Aguinaldo. Germany’s stance on the Philippines is noted but not yet decisive. The article contrasts this with Cuba and Porto Rico and mentions morale efforts within the army.
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Weehington
Sept. M
War Department
Philippines
Tcial
Otis
Aguinaldo
Germany
Cuba
Porto Rico
Farewell to Camp Thomas ends New York regiments
At Chickamauga Park Georgia on September 4 the 2% Camp Thomas army dissolves with the Ninth New York the last regiment leaving for New York. General Breckinridge commends the unit while the army dissolves and the regiment boards trains with a send off. In Washington the cabinet continues framing instructions to American peace commissioners with secrecy preserved and a final revision planned.
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Chickamauga Park
Volunteer Army
Thomas
Ninth New York
New York
Park
Creekineridge
Chickamauga
Breckinridge
Camp Thomas
Knoxville
Lexington
Washington
Peace Commission
Secretary Day
Corbin
United States Army
Jewish Congregational Union of America
Democratic Ticket Nominated At Dover Convention
The Democratic State convention in Dover nominated Learving Handy for congress William Foss for state treasurer and Dr L A H Bishop for state auditor. The meeting was quiet with John Biggs as chair William Records chosen permanent chairman Robert Wilson secretary.
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Delaware
Dover
Del
Court House
Congress
John Biggs
William T. Records
Laurel
Robert ¥. Wilson
Clayton
Learving Handy
Willam M. Foss
L. A. H. Bishop
Turbulent statesmen overrun senate in Madrid clash
Turbulent sessions in Madrid see Count Almenags attack Weyler and other generals amid shouting and protest. Weyler, Canovas, and Primo de Rivera faced denouncements while the senate bell broke in the chaos. Debate features claims of Spain’s defeats by insurgents and Americans. The chamber also adopts the Hispano American protocol by a large majority. Simultaneously in Washington President McKinley awaits a Russian invitation to a general disarmament conference.
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Madrid
Senate
Count Almenags
Weyler
Blanco
Primo de Rivera
Admiral Cervera
Linares
Count Almenas
Senor Gonzales
Cuba
Senor Canovas
Senor Sugasia
Senor Canovas del Castile
Spain
Correa
Baia
Duke of Toulon
Senor Canovas del Castillo
Sugasti
Chamber of Deputies
Senor Sagatista
United States
Cortes
Philippine Islands
Merritt
Paris
Russia
Washington
MacKinley
Witcheack
Guatemala's Tribulations in a Blood-Ployed Revolution
Passengers arriving on the steamship Allien from San Jose Guatemala report that Emanuel Estrada Morales won the presidency by a large majority, while General Prospero Morales is dead and political violence continues. The recent vote killed nearly 300 and signals more clashes ahead as government troops monitor outbreaks caused by discontented followers of Generals Castillo and Morales. The U S warship Albatross nears San Jose from San Francisco and the German and U S consuls request the Leander, a second class British cruiser, to be stationed at Ouns.
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New York
Allinen
San Jose
Guatemala
Emanuel Estrada Morales
Prospero Morales
Castillo
Morales
United States
Albatross
Wea
San Francisco
Leander Ty
Ouns
Dreyfus Sensation Rumors Stir Paris As Case Continues
Paris rumors swirl around the Dreyfus affair with talk of a more sensational arrest. Minister of War Zo Zurtindra resigns as revision action looms and successor named. General Zurlinden misses maneuvers with President Faure amid debate over Faure backing against revision. Four attackers injure Philibert Roget, director of a Dreyfus paper, one held.
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Paris
Leyfus
Goenért Zurtindra
Zurlinden
Faure
Saertigna
M. Faure
Zurelinden
M. Philibert Roget
Dreyfuste
Three Killed in Wichita Crossing Accident
Three persons died and others injured when a carryall at the Douglass avenue crossing collided with a Rock Island passenger train. Thirteen passengers were aboard the carryall. The dead include Mrs. Sarah Avery and Mrs. W. H. Ford of Wichita and John Cherry of Mulvane. A woman passenger was fatally injured. New Yorkers For Camp Meade. The 200 New York volunteers sailed from Camp Black to Camp Meade, traveling 700 strong in good condition after spending the night under dog tents. They reached Communipaw, New Jersey, and then proceeded to Camp Meade after refreshments from the committee.
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Buffalo
Peter Schemm
Philadelphia
Goat Island Bridge
Niagara Falls
New York Central
Tapids
Scherm
Wichita
Kan
Douglass Avenue
Tock Island
Sarah Avery
Ford
John Cherry
Mulvane
Camp Meade
New York
Camp Black
Long Island City
Communipaw
N. J
August Imports and Exports Report for United States
The August monthly statement shows imports of merchandise totaling 49,178,844 dollars, down about 9.6 million from August last year. Free of duty imports amount to 21,259,693 dollars. Domestic exports reach 85,262,478 dollars, up nearly 4 million, with gold imports at 6,822,027 dollars and exports at 1,855,908 dollars.
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Washington
United States
Murdered by a Soldier on Market Street
Walter Rosser, a private in the 4 Tennessee regiment, shot and killed Henry Hildebrandt, a Spreckles Market employee, on Market Street after being refused for sweets. Rosser is in jail awaiting charges as authorities investigate the fatal shooting. The Teutonic carries notices of ambassadorial departures and other shipping news amid reports from Vancouver and London.
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San Francisco
Walter Rosser
Tennessee Regiment
Henry Hildebrandt
Spreckles
Rosser
Market Street
Hildebrandt
Jar
Chinese Revolution Looms in Central China
Jiang Kong reports a growing movement in central China with thousands of coastal residents joining the rebellion against the Manchu dynasty. Aimed at Kawng-Si, the uprising extends from Hainan to inland provinces as tensions rise.
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Jiang Kong
China
Hainan
Kawng-Si
Wteratl
The Divided Cubans and Cuban Independence Debate
Havana reports detail a split among Cubans over independence versus annexation with U S involvement. American advisor Robert Sterter studies finances while preparations for a Cuban presidential election at Cubitas unfold, factions nominate four ticket pairs, and debates on protectorate versus self rule intensify.
A Pretty Burglar: French Girl Caught in Silk Theft
Miss ML I De Rochared, a young French girl, is jailed on a charge of attempted burglary at Harrison Street police station. She hid under a store counter for hours, packed $300 worth of silk, but was found when the watchmen heard noise. Her wealthily subsidized Paris-based father funds her extravagant habits, leading to crime. Col. Bryar may send the Third Nebraska to Cuba for garrison duty amid war department talks.
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Chicago
ML I. de- Rochared
Harrison Street
Paris
France
Brean
Cuba
Washington
Nebraska
Willem Jennings Bryar
War Department
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Hood
E.S. Hearn
Parsonsburg
Maryland
Ernest Helfenstein
W. Patrick St. Frederick, Md
Baker Johnson
Vocersev
Frederick, ND
Fisher & Shaw
South Calvert Street
Baltimore Stock Exchange
Sulieti Ol
Malidly
WM. C. Boteler
North Market Street
City Hotel
Pearre
Reliable Pharmacy
Cassell & Waters, Real Estate and Insurance Brokers
Court Street
Masonic Building
Thurmost
Empress Elizabeth
Japan
American Park Abbey
Canton
Singapore
Batangas
Manila
Milan
Revolutionary Committee
Siles
London
Avanti
Mormon Church
Salt Lake, Utah
Council of Apostles
Lorenzo Snow
Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints
Woodruff
TRE Produce Markets
Teeves
Fim
East Liberty
Port Townsend
Wash
Farralon
Pine Creek
Standard Oil Company
Rochester
N. Y
Frederick Douglass
Fitzhugh Hall
Eichieca
Seattle
E. E
Wisher
St Michael
Alaska
Jessie
Kuskowill River
St. Michael
Ling
Murphy
Walsh
Berlin
Norman Neruda
Schmidniz
Balomite Alps
Neruda
Turkey
Constantinople
General Lawton
Shafter
Washinton
Santiago
Alger
Condish
Wilkesbarre
Andrew Condish
Andrew Sabol
Sabol
Joseph Feldman
Newark
Bliss Katie Oates
Orange
Passaic River
Feldman
Miss Oates
Bertin
Gil
Postal Commission
St Paul, Minn
Arala Yarnell
Arthur Middleton
Anderson
Mongar Nicht
Sanger
Balii
Renor Gouszilies
Agaiasi
Rotkin
Nudd
Lees
White
Totkin
Edhem Pasha
Candia
Crete
Gerard Noel
Cretan
Edhem Pasta
Helen Gould
Dreyfus Sensation
Ambassador Har
White Star
Teutonic
John
Great Britain
Hay
J.u. Angell
James A. Barden
Bancroft Davis
J. W. Doane
George J. Gould
Vancouver
B.C
Sens
Xen Westminster
Owens
Burne District
Corea
Yokohama
Seoul
Hieven
South Street
Groad
Porter
Tey
Bartolomo Masso
Monten Tapate
Faso
Miguel Gomes
Cav
Mato Gareta
Cubitas
Huasvanu
Robert J, Sterter
Havana
Free Cubs
Free and Independent
Republic of
la Lucha
Independent Party
National Cuban Party
Cuban National Party
Puerto, Principe
Maximo Gomez
Mendez Capote
Jose Miguel Gomez
Jose Miguel Gomes
Pedro Getancourt
Salixto Garcia
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