Farm and businesses for sale in Frederick area listings
The notice lists properties offered by WL Parsons real estate in Frederick Maryland. Includes Jacob Horan estate farm of 276 acres with 78 cultivated, 13 acres woodland, 12 room two story house, outbuildings, orchard, and water rights. Also James B Wolfe farm near Pradeciex County with 40 acres of prime land, large stone house, outbuildings, orchard, and proximity to village amenities. Plus Burtcker Confectionery store on Mar Ret Street with stock and fixtures and setup for quick sale, and Shoe Factory building with shafting, pulleys, elevator, and East Street frontage, offered with favorable terms and 60 day sale deadline.
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Jacob Horan
Nerrike
Frederick County
Mad
Isi
Lisa Stone
W. AG. Hotman
Union Bridge
James B. Wolfe
Pradeciex County
Orica
Howe
Asyze
Callar
Burtcker Confectionery
Mar— ‘Ret
Burucker
Burgeser
Baltimore
Tree County
East Street
Teer
East Second Street
Nis
Democratic Prevaries in Frederick District Delegates Named
The Democrats of Frederick district held a primary in the Grand Jury Room at the Court House last Saturday at 2 pm. Chairman Edward Koontz I was named. Joseph Eisenhauer, secretary. Twenty five delegates were appointed to the county convention to nominate candidates for sheriff, house of delegates, and surveyor, with further delegation to the state convention in Baltimore. Delegates to the county convention include Edward Boontz, Joseph Eisenhauer, Jas Elm es, J. Wm. Payne, B. A. Biskston, George Eissler, Daniel Herbert, B. E. Zhedus, George Heinlein, W. C. Eldridge, Jacob Lambert, Lewis Kelly, Charles Seich, Harry Krise, Allen Grambine, C. Hargett, G. W. Smith, L. Baughan, Dallas Clabsugh, E. C. G. McSherry, Samuel Ortheimer, John C. Hagan. Central Committee members listed include Col. L. Aughmen, J. R. McSherry, A. L. Bots t, J. C. Derr, C. N. Hargett, Edward Koontz, J. F. Eisenhauer, U. N. Hahn, Ein Wolfe, R. C. Reich, G. W. Smith, W. Wentz, E. B. McSherry, J. W. Jarz, J. P. Payne, A. Ritter, C. V. Levy, C. W. Ross, Samuel Wertheimer, H. Eckstein, O. J. Gaver, Daniel Herbert, C. T. Kussmauel.
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Hell
Frederick
Court House
Roger McSherry
Afr
Edward Koontz I
Joseph F. Eisenhauer
Secre
Sherlfsity
House of Delegates
Covention
Baltimore
Comproller
Edward Boontz
Joseph F. Eisenhacer
Jaselmes
J. Wm. Payne
B. A. Bisckston
Eorge Eissler
Daniel Herbert
B. E. ‘Hedus
George Heinlein
W.C. Eldridge
Jacob Lambert
Lewis Kelly
Charles Seich
Harry Krise
Allen Grambine
C. Hargett
G. W. Smith
L. ¥. Baughan
Dallas Clabsugh
E. C G. McSherry
Atanel Brengle
EB. S. Bouck
Samuel Ortheimer
C. Hagan
I Central Committee
Col. L. ¥. Aughmen
J. R. McSherry
A. L. Botst
J. C. Derr
C. N. Hargett
Edward Kooniz
J. F. Eisenhauer
U. N. Hahn
Ein Wolfe
RC. Reich
W. Wentz
EB. C. McSherry
J. W. Jarz
J.P. Payne
A. Ritter
C. V. Levy
C. W. Ross
Samuel Wertheimer
H. Eckstein
O. J. Gaver
Daniel Herert
C. T. Kussmauel
Personal Mention from The Zeaton Boot and Shoe Weekly
Mrs Z J Gittinger of Frade visiting their son Geo Gittinger. He retired eight years ago from boot and shoe business and serves as president of Frederick County Bank. His last visit to Frederick was 1861 when American House hosted the shoe and teeth exchange. He plans to call on old acquaintances during this visit. Work on the Brunswick and Lovetts Bridge progresses, eight spans remain, four days lost to weather, one man seriously hurt. Generous friends Wolfe and Son, near How Springs, sent a basket of peaches and grapes. Aston Davis provided a treat of concord grapes.
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Zeaton Boot and
Z. J. Gittinger
Frade
Gitger
Brunswick and
Lovettsidge
Virginia
Essta
BE. R. Wolfe & Son
Near
How Springs
Olfe
Pper & Brothers
Pennsylvania
Steff
Aston Davis
Triple Lynching After Refusal to Confess Whereabouts of Suspect
A mob hanged two brothers then a third at a parish jail after they refused to reveal the location of Ros Julien, the man who killed Judge Victor Estopinal. The mob later dragged another brother to Camp Parapet for execution, while family members were arrested for aiding the fugitive. The case centers on a conspiracy linked to a political offense, with fears of further violence mounting among local whites and armed black families massing nearby. Nearby reports note Wisconsin forest fires near Ashland and the ex-boomers heading home from the Cherokee Strip, illustrating a day of violent lawlessness and upheaval across states.
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Juliae
Ros Julien
Victor Escopins
Nesto Roselius
Black Ridge
Latte
Oselius
Gazinng
Paul
I Is
Niberty
Rothers
Julian
Posse
Camp
Parapet
John
Barg
Estopinal
Houston
Jefferson Parish
Duége
Emperor William in Austria Witnessing Army Maneuvers
Emperor William visits Austria witnessing Austro Hungarian army maneuvers in Guens. Thousands arrive, crowd grows to over five thousand. German emperor in Hungarian hussar uniform, ilium on station, grand dinner at 6:30, streets crowded, many lodging at capacity. Cholera reports travel from Europe with fresh cases and deaths in Galicia, Hungary, and Madrid. Train robbers in Georgia. electricity proposed to deter robberies on trains. Wheelmen set road record in Chicago. Russia to abolish public whippings. local slander case verdict in Flemington. Monastic death case in Lancaster.
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Guens
Reptile
Austro Hungariae Arti
Franz Joseph
Franz Jo Ai
Fae Xe
Stad
Owe Bud
Tae Hadem
Albert
William
Wall
Wasll
Europa
Galicia
Hungary
Danube Perts
Roumania
Brahilov
Lospex
Times
Madrid
Bilbao
Paris
Department
Finistero
English Channel
Camaret
Brest
Jaon
Pieyben
Triboul
Douarnenes
Barreme
Banses- Alpes
Endurance test in filibuster over repeal of federal elections law
Washington Sept 18 Congress enters its seventh week with fierce debate over repealing the federal elections law. Senate leaders push for action on Voorhees’s bid and speeches by Mills George White and Hansbrough while silver advocates prepare to extend debate. In the House Democrats plan to report the bill from the election committee and place it on the calendar amid a broader fight sparked by Republican opposition. A derailment near Olivia Minnesota kills three aboard an Illinois Central line. Pittsburgh labor leaders plan nationwide correspondence on a general union uniting U S workers.
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Ray
San Minvitte
Georgia Centreal
Lyerly
Raccoon Mills
Tryon
Jones
Washinbon
Congress
Senate
House
Capitol
Mills
Texas
George
White
Hansbrough
Teller
Morfan
Senate Chamber
Voorhees
Committee On
Tucker
Fitch
Forest Affairs
Rezniar
Gaz Phursdar
Nce
McC Cary Savake
Mcc Cary Savake Will Nol Undertake To Antagor Real Bil
Mr. Geary
Ex City Treasurer Arrested in Tacoma Embezzlement Probe
A Whatcom dispatch reports ex City Treasurer Teenessee jailed on embezzlement charges totaling 47001. Ex-Clerk McIntosh was absent from council as corruption charges were leveled. Simultaneous German army notes mention 343 personal crisis reports in ten years, excluding Bavarian troops.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tacoma
Wash
Whatcom
Teenessee
McIntosh
Texpos
Berlin
the Times
Peixoto's Defeat Imminent in Brazilian Revolution
News from Brazil favors the revolutionaries against President Peixoto. Admiral Mello commands a rebel fleet of about thirty ships, with forts at Nictheroy silenced after bombardment. Bahia and Pernambuco secede. Peixoto retreats to Santa Ana, likely to join Castilistas at Port Alegre. Casualties include an Italian seaman paid $50,000 indemnity. German and police losses reported. Mello aims to blockade Rio to starve the capital.
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Brazil
Buenos Aires
Peixoto
Ivis
Neaval
Rio Grande Do Sul
Admiral Mello
Nictheroy
Adiiral Mello
Bahia
Pernambuco
Santa Ana
Castilbistas
Port Alegre
Nietherpy
Mello
Hio
Mrs Halliday and a Lover Accused in Burlingham Murders
New details in the Burlingham killings suggest Lizzie Halliday and a male accomplice murdered Paul Halliday and Mrs. McQuillan and her daughter. Drunken disputes and infidelity are cited as motives. The bodies were disposed of by burial beneath a kitchen door, implying accomplice help despite Halliday's strength.
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Mipp Leroaux
N. X
Lizzie Halliday
Paul
McQuillan
Burlingham
Halliday
M. Kalliday
Lizsia
Fatalities in Oklahoma city Perry described after dust and wind
A Sunday disaster in Perry Oklahoma left many dead and injured amid wind driven sand. Citizens sought shelter while trains carried away hundreds as fires raged near fairgrounds and block fires burned thousands of acres. Local ministers struggled to preach amid chaos and fear.
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Oklahoma
New City
Perry Y S
Perry
Prosperous Pennsylvania Farmers Improve Finances in Quarter
Records in the recorder's office show farmers healthier financially this quarter with 455 deeds and 3 mortgages recorded mostly on town lots. Last year deeds delayed for record were 3 in May 644 in June 244 in July and 17 in August. Another Yellow Fever scare reported from Brunswick Ga as of Sept 18 with eleven new cases.
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Pennsylvania
Recorder
Washington
Brunswick
Tate
Wyman
Osw
Missing Bullion Theft Confessed at Philadelphia Mint
Henry S. Cochran, a weigh clerk at the Philadelphia mint, confessed to stealing thirty bars of bullion over ten years. He described using a crooked wire to remove bars, hiding $100,000 in bullion and $7,000 at home, with a total loss of about $134,000. He faces bond and possible restitution as authorities assess recovered assets.
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Phia
Henry S. Cochran
Philadelphia Mint
Ast
Cochran
Philadelphia
Mint
Bosbyshell
Busbyshell
Henry
Mix
Secret Service
Manmond
Ant
Drommom
Pennsylvania Railroad Unions Form State Political Action Branch
A secret meeting of the Steam Railway Men's Union in Harrisburg organized a Pennsylvania state branch with major brotherhoods represented. The group aims to influence legislation favorable to railroad workers, opposing Pinkerton bills and urging action on currency and labor issues. A state board was elected led by F. Bennett Sitchell, M. Weller, and Del Dugan, with another convention planned in Pittsburgh in June.
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Harrisburg
Sept. I
Steam Railway Men's Union
House of Representatives
Benjamin Chapin
Railway Commission
Pennsylvania
United States
Cairman
Bennett Sitchell
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
M. Weller
Manch Cunk
Owtet of
del Dugan
Mauch Chunk
Pittsburg
Iron Workers Reject Concessions and Reconvening
The Amalgamated Association's conference committee will not reconvene after a 10 percent wage reduction proposal was rejected. Mills remain idle and thousands of workers continue to seek employment as the union refuses further concessions.
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Iron Workers
Piusaurg
Amalgamated Association of Iron and Steel Workers
Elopement Sparks Wedding Feast Disruption
Hazleton Pa Sept 18 A groom sprinted to wed with Miss Maud Hatskey as the bridal party gathered minister and guests waited. In a separate note, Maggie Zimmerman was found on Evergreen Avenue attempting to bury her four hour old child, with the infant alive at discovery.
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Paterson
N. J
Emm Powell
Andover
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western R Road
Boopton
Hazleton
Guesis
John Formoska
Silver Brook
Charles Winters
Miss Maud Hatskey
Burien
Mabe Alita
Brooxers, Y
Maggie Zimmerman
Evergreen Avenue
Opening the Grangers Picnic in Bellefonte Pa
About 3 000 people attended the Grangers annual picnic and exhi bition in Bellefonte yesterday as the event opened. Separate report notes Embezzier Bain out on ball in York following arrest for embezzling bonds valued at 8 8. SS and 210 000 bail granted.
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Grangers
Bellefonte
Baseball records and Saturday Sunday games in the National League
National League standings show Wh. Pe LP Boston 49 Cleveland 64 New York Brooklyn 615. Saturday games include Cincinnati New York 11 Cincinnati. Louisville Brooklyn 12 9. Pittsburg Boston 7 Pittsburg 3. Chicago Philadelphia 8 4. Cleveland Baltimore 0. St Louis Washington 7 338. Sunday games list Baltimore Cincinnati 7 5. Chicago Brooklyn 11 1. Washington St Louis 5 0. St Louis 5 Washington 1. Eastern League and other notes follow with sparse results.
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Boston
Cleveland
New York
Brooklyn
Cincinnati
Louisville
Louis Wille
Pittsburg
Chicago
Philadelphia
Baltimore
St. Louis
Washington
St. Lomas
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WL Parsons
Pevike Ppassoxs
Sroces
Mutualestrance Building
Frederick, Md
Fine Farm
Anese Leitlle Faky Por Sale
WASEH
Wisconsin
Merril
Marshfield
Steven
Ashland
Hormenant
Kassas City
Kansas City
Cherokee Strip
Hortenten
Emperor William
Austria
Chattanooga
Young
Chattacaoooga Electric Taliwar
Cago
Eepi
Koiseles
Columbia
Willian Bainbridge
Lespaux
St. Petersburg
Central News
Flemington
Magebeer
Gui Brone
Hawke
Lacebeer
Laxcastes
Daniel Keger
County Insane Asylum
Richard Croker
Dobains
Brant Croker
DolLins
Domino
EAPC
Milwaukee and St. Paul
Olivia
Mina
George W. Reuien
Charles Heddings
Anthony Bremer
Minneapolis
Pitresure
United Stases
Esambig
Martel
Dfas
Shanahan
Briges
Broon Fulton
Amstlidam
Manufaniers
Ville
Fasco
Youngman
Canston
Bortsvnbe
William Evans
Girardgille
Evans
Pennsylvania Railroaders
Curiaco
Jemsterday
Nevada
Iowa
Sons of America
Montana
Knights of Honor
Order of Ellis
Delaware
Talisman
Slse
Fred Freeman
Winnett
Cilia-Gallas
Mapath
Bepie
Villa-Canus
Aih
Baseball Records
Tey Vane
Bualo
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