Real Estate Listings and Local Sales in Frederick County Md
An auction of farm land and homestead near Sobnsville Frederick County Md markets 76 acres with 63 under cultivation plus outbuildings and an orchard. A second listing promotes a 69 acre first class farm near Utica with a two story house outbuildings and orchard. Also advertised are a first class confectionery business on Market Street a shoe factory building for sale with large frontage and a ready to operate candy and soda shop opportunity.
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Jacob Howtman
Sobnsville
Frederick County
Siso Isrge Bank Para
Mye
My Ofice
W. Y. Homan
Union Sridze
James RB. Wolfe
Tritt Mills
Fredarick County
Utica
Bargela
Bovrucker
Market Street
Buracker
Mr. Buracker
Baltimore
Welier
East Second Street
New School Scheme for State Aid to Educational Institutions
Dr Michael Welsh outlines a plan to balance sectarian and public education by state financing of inspected parochial and church schools. Public inspectors would rate secular instruction, rewarding exams with pro rata payments matching public school costs. The plan targets Catholic, Hebrew, Episcopalian, and other denominations, and could become law after the Faribault and Hoboken crises.
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New York
Michael Welsh
Catholic Herald
Tes
Mgr
Satolli
Dubuque Tris
Faribault
Minnesota
Hoboken
N. J
Seven Years for an Ex-Convict in Easton
Easton, Sept 20 Charles Grether an ex convict pleaded guilty before Judge Reeder to various burglaries including robbing the house of Samuel Gress at Wind Gap and John Hardendorf at Pisinfield township. He was sentenced to seven years in the eastern penitentiary. A city tale mentions incendarism and an inmate Charles Donnelly at Roese arrested after threatening to return to shelter.
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Easton
Charles Grether
Reeder
Samuel Gress
Wind Gap
Bethlehem
Iockup
John Hardendorf
Pisinfield Township
W. E. Crane
Philadelphia
George
Beilas
Peni Dar
Media
James Adamson
Chester
Clayton
Eastern
Pixon Favored in Coney Island Bout Dixon Defeats Crowd
Selly Smith appears set to face Champion Georges Dixon next Monday at the Coney Island Athletic Club arena. Odds run 7 to 10 in Dixon's favor as the colored contenders anticipate a strong showing. Also noted are court filings listing Henrietta Norsis estate debts and a transfer order for stocks and bonds.
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Pixon
Selly Smith
Georges Dixon
Coney Island Athletic Club
Dixon
Adda
Henrietta Norsis
Democratic State Convention Nominates Osburn For Treasurer
The Democratic State Convention at Haxanresrec selected W. W. Osburn of Sewickley Allegheny as state treasurer nominee after a county roll call. Samuel Gustine Thompson of Philadelphia was acclaimed for associate justice of the supreme court. James M Beck and others praised the ticket as the party pledges reform and tariff revision while denouncing Republican policies.
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Haxanresrec
J. Marshall Wricht
James J. Lanahan
Luzerne County
Ustal
Cosgresman E. P
Ance
Gillesp
Harrity
Cornelius O'Donnell
Allegheny
W. W. Partick
Pittsburg
Timothy O'Leary, Jr
W. T. Hensel
Samuel Gustine Thompson
Philadelphia
Supreme Court
Mr. Hensel
James M. Beck
Barrity
Judge Thompson
Justice Thompson
George J. Waddinger
Schuylkill
Frank C.osborn
Osburn
Treasury
Pattison
Gillespie
Messiah Hensel Lancaster
Beckend Wilbere
James L. Lanahan
Wilkesbarre
John J. Faby
Scranton
Harvity
Commonwealth Annel
Stie Thompson
Is No
Orecon
Lewi Tthe
West Bellevue
Will District Iiam A. Stone
Democracy
Supreme Bench
Justice Paxson
Fairmount
North
Florida
Local Democrat Leader Tilden in 1840s Presidential Contest
The text notes Mr. Tilden as a delegate to the last Democratic national convention and a supporter of Mr. Cleveland. It mentions his 1840s election as president of the Philadelphia Democratic association, which elevated him to a influential local position. The passage contains garbled phrases about birth and location.
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Tilden
Cleveland
Democrat Agiation of
Philadelphia
Message Or Bar
Senate Debates Lengthened Sessions and Speech Delays
In the senate discussions, efforts to lengthen sessions proceed as Mr Voorhees signals a push for extended meetings. Senators report many wish to speak, with thirteen already opened but more waiting, delaying votes. In the house, Democratic whip Ike Hill notes 105 Democrats in the city, with 173 present on the floor, yet no action occurs on repealing the federal elections law as the house adjourns without action.
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Senate
Voorhees
Mills
Stewart
Ike Hill
House
Entire Walton family slaughtered in Harri son township murder
A neighbor found the Walton family dead or dying after a Monday night attack. Mrs Walton lay in a bloodstained hallway, the father and three children were found in adjoining rooms, two children dead and the remaining seriously wounded. Mrs Walton’s 63 year old mother in the front room had a severed hand and broken arm. Authorities suspect robbery as motive. the incident follows a string of local violence. Cholera reports from France and a separate assault case in Mt. Horeb are noted.
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Otto
Furglars- WoasemcGron
Ind
Harrison Township
This County
Denson Wralton
Wrelton
Geary Proposes Five Year Immigration Suspension Bill
Rep Geary of California introduces a bill in the house to suspend immigration of all aliens for five years after passage, with protection for those already in the United States who declare intent to become citizens. Also notes warrants for burglaries in Reaping Pennsylvania and quarantine orders against Brunswick Georgia amid fever, plus a report on a bank officer borrowing from funds.
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Geary
Wastinetos
Californias
House
United States
Reaping
Wartman and Wagner
Frank Smith
Frank Geiger
Lebanon
Smith
Georgia
AustTis
Tex
Hogg
Brunswick
Texas
Aregaee Bank
Cox
Fire kills five in Whitechapel blaze in Loscow
A small house in Whitechapel, Loscow, burned early today. Firefighters found a man and four women dead inside after the blaze.
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Loscow
Tucker of Virginia congressman and ex mayor Gleason trial note
Beary St George Tucker of Staunton Virginia, born April 5 1853, is a Democrat and author of a repeal bill on federal elections laws. He has served in the Fifty first and Fifty second Congresses and is in his third term. Ex Mayor Patrick J Gleason of Long Island City must stand trial in Queens for auditing false bills and defrauding the city over a fire engine purchase.
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Beary
St. George Tucker
Tucker
House
Mr. Tucker
Winchester
Staunton
Washington
Washington and Lee University
Lexington
Virginia
Gleason
New York
Justice Cullen
Supreme Court
Brooklyn
Patrick J. Giessen
Long Island City
Queens County
Baseball Results From Yesterday Across Multiple Cities
Baseball yesterday yielded notable scores in several cities. Pittsburg defeated Brooklyn 12 to 4 while Cleveland beat Boston 5 to none. Washington tallied 6 to 4 at Chicago. Cincinnati beat Baltimore 7 to 4. Louisville shut out New York 3 to 0. In St Louis a doubleheader had Philadelphia winning 17 to at least one game. Johnstown crushed Easton 14 to ?
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Pittsburg
Brooklyn
Cleveland
Boston
Chicago
Washington
Cincinnati
Baltimore
Louisville
New York
St. Louis
Philadelphia
St.Louis
Harrisburg
Johnstown
Easton
Stock and Produce Markets Close Mixed On W’ay Quarter
Closing quotations from the New York and Philadelphia exchanges show a dull start with slightly higher trading yet overall inactivity. Reading and Reading-related notes appear among bids and prices with mixed figures across various securities and commodities. Buffalo live stock markets report cattle steady to firm, hogs steady to higher, and sheep and lambs steady with moderate gains overall. Say you saw it in The News.
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New York
Philadelphia
Lehigh Valles
YePa
Pennsylvania
Readis Bev H
B.T
Erie
Reading
West Shore
New Jersey
Buffaro
Gressers
Fatal Big Four wreck near Kankakee injures many
Nine killed and many injured when Big Four passenger train No. 45 rear collided with a stopped section ten miles north of Kankakee. Victims include Emil Kimmel of Dayton and other identified passengers from Ohio and Indiana. Rescue workers tended the injured as investigators sought the cause amid reports the rear train’s operator may have slept.
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Masteno
Ill
Kankakee
Mississippi
Reacon
Chris Kemmell
Darton
Cynthiana
Ohio
Kemmeil
Hnusband
Emil Kimmel
Dayton
W. Powell
New Vienna
L. Sweet
Louisville
David Jackson
Carmel
Minnie Davers
Lower Athans
Ind
Charlies Deckendall
Columb
Jacob Simpson
C. Edwards
Chicago
J. P. Tam Ooti
Man Held After Child Abduction and Murder Near Reading Terminal
Police say Henry Parr two years old was found under the Gien noclayenne bridge with his throat cut and died soon after. They suspect Farrell, same man linked to the Monday abduction of Mrs. Eiza Lazalee’s child from Reading Terminal Station, who later was found injured in Lanre Hill Cemetery.
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Henry Parr
Giennoclayenne
Farrell
Eiza Lazalee
Reading Terminal
Hill Cenetery
Coffee price up three cents to 27 cents a pound
A local grocery merchant told Taz News this morning that Brazilian troubles have driven wholesale coffee advances by 3 cents per pound in the past week, bringing the current price to 27 cents per pound.
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Taz News
Nominations Move To Senate For Two Diplomatic Posts
The president sent to the Senate nominations for Willan Ho Hornblower of New York as associate justice of the U S Supreme Court and James J Van Alen of Rhode Island as ambassador extraordinary to Italy. Hornblower, a 44 year old prominent New York lawyer, comes from a family of jurists and has argued before the Supreme Court. Van Alen, son of the late General Van Alen, inherits a fortune around 12 million and is 47.
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Succeser
Jusiier Blatchford
Smd
Etaty- Wasnixe
Senate
Willan Ho Hornblower
New York
Supreme Court of the United States
Samuel Blatchfort
James J. van Alen
Rhode Island
Italy
Horntiower
Supreme Court
Ambasauulyrstip
General van Alen
Wiliam Aster
van Alen
James J. Vag i Caine
Mr. van Alen
Cochran Mint Thief Faces Mental Condition Review
Henry S. Cochran, embezzling mint employee, was brought before Commissioner Hell with James M. Beck hired as counsel. A bail reduction to 17,500 dollars was set, and a commission to assess Cochran’s mental state is likely. Ingham was instructed to pursue criminal and civil actions. Cochran’s assets reportedly belong to the United States.
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Dalladeleila
Henry S. Cochran
Hell
James M. Beck
United States District Attorney
Beck
Tell
Cochran
United States Circuit Court
Moyamensing
United States
Bosbyakell
Hia Boudswen
Ingham
Olney
World’s fair figures and political shifts noted
The record notes 172.08 at the World’s fair yesterday and reports Count Von Soden’s resignation as governor of German East Africa. It lists nineteen yellow fever cases in Brunswick Georgia and states ex President Polk and wife were moved from Polk place to Capitol Hill in Nashville Tennessee.
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Frederick L. Ames
Prbner
Count von Soden
German East Africa
Brunswick
Polk
Polk Place
Capitol Hill
Nashville
Tenn
Compromise talks surface in Senate over silver plan
Eastern and Western senators discuss a possible bargain on coinage policy and treasury actions to preserve parity between metals. The plan would allow continued silver purchases and coinage under a Faulkner-like framework, with treasury authority to issue bonds if needed, while Western concessions would hinge on Eastern approval. Critics warn no clear compromise exists as finance committee lags, with night sessions likely before any bill moves.
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Pramieg
wWone
Treasury
Seignerive
Cleveland
Friends of the Administration
Memibers
Finance
Onty
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Whitall Monroe
J. W. Branen
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Henry ST. George Tucker
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Harry Wert
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BM Karl
Drovers Home
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Newberry
George K. Landers
Richmond
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Martin L. Hureotos
John McNeese
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Alexander T
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Als
Michael Scrozoik
Haidwin Mallville Company
New Opera House
Christian Prohibitionists
Hoy
Charles Reade
Eighteenth Street Methodist Church
Filson
Tadge Lacombe
Edison Trnminating Company
Mu. Morris Electric Light Company
United States Electric Light and Dy Company
Ellison Company
Atlantic Citt
Atlantic County Grand Jury
May's Landing
Yesrdar
Charles MM. Speidel
Anton Seidel
Philip Wand
J. R. Kemble
George G. Fow
Equor Heerses
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