Real estate and business for sale in Frederick area
Auction of properties and businesses including residential home on Has Spark Street near Marker and farm near Saville Frederick County with brick two story dwelling, outbuildings, orchard, and water. Also two story stone arch farm near Gica with 9 acres, bank barns, sheds, fields, fence, and orchard. Plus confectionery store for sale on Market Street with stock fixtures and guidance from Mr Burecker. Neighborhood shops, churches, and schools noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wr. Mesoney
Spark Street
Marker
Ars
Jacob Hetman
Saville
Prederics County
Conra
Wotman
Union Brides
James BR
Mite
Frederick County
Gica
Otics
Boxer Confectioners
Mar
Burecker
Rucker
Baltimore
Repeal fight on federal elections bill in Senate House
In Washington on Sept 27 the Populist Kansas member led a House debate on repeal of the federal elections law with a key vote 87 to 19. Sherman discussed treasury information on bonds since 1881, while Kafer accused withholding public data. A resolution proposed delaying any finance legislation until 1294 to fill vacant states. Perkins argued for gold and silver coinage as debate continued. The House debate did not meet expectations. Tucker defended election laws amid replies from Davenport Us.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House
Shington
Kansas
Treasury
United States
Sherman
K. Peffer
Treasury Department
Senate
Oters
Shell
Tates
Washington
Montana
Ming
Perkins
Art
Jorgan
Vooren
Stewtacks
Tucker
L Davenport
Pennsylvania
Washburn Affair Shocks Old Colony Stockholders
Boston, Sept 27. President Choate revealed a treasury discrepancy at Old Colony by the treasurer John W. Washburn. Cash reported 363000. securities bought with company money unapproved. Washburn, longtime treasurer, aged about seventy five, has given up outside property and is ill. Austin W. Adams elected to succeed Washburn. The loss amount remains uncertain. rumors of 125000 denied.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Charles F. Choate
Old Colony
Washburn
Choate
Brayton
Fall River
Nathaniel Thayer
Lancaster
Old Colony Steamboat Company
Old Colony Railroad
Austin W. Adams
Steamboat Company
Eapital
Benton
Three New Diplomats and Notable Figures
A report highlights James J. Van Alen as new ambassador to Italy, his vast fortune, Wakehurst home, and English‑style lifestyle. It also notes Hon. Charles H. J. Taylor as Bolivia minister, and Albert S. Wills of Kentucky as Hawaii minister designate. Other items mention lifeboat Alvo found, Pennsylvania war claims, a Bucks County murder case, a physician’s death, and an Newark murder indictment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James J. van Alen
Italy
William Waldorf
van Alen
New York
Oxford University
Enginod
William Astor
Ten Alen
Prince of Wales
Manr
Fatal riot in Hamburg over sanitary measures explodes
Sept 27. In St Pauli a mob attacked health officials enforcing cleanliness. A policeman was killed, others injured, military aid sent. Rioters arrested on murder charges. danger and chaos marked the sanitary drive amid cholera scars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Pauli
Strion
Royalist Warrior Duke Connaught faces new cowardice charge
A radical report reasserts the Duke of Connaught, commander at Aldershot, avoided danger at Tell el Kebir in 1882 with orders to shift the line. A field correspondent says the change protected him and the Guards, while the Irish brigade bore the front. The tale aligns with long-held beliefs inside the officer corps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duke of Connaught
Aldershot
Gueus
Connaught
Wolseley
Tell el-Kebir
Egypt
Tell-el-Kebir
Guards
Alison
Highland
England
Bat
Keystone Democrats Convention at Altoona Elects Black and Banquets
In Altoona Pennsylvania the Democratic Societies of Pennsylvania held their seventh annual convention. Chauncey F. Black was elected president with Major J. D. Worman secretary and Robert E. Wright treasurer. A 1500-cover banquet followed a day of speeches praising President Cleveland and the state party. Two arrests followed in Vineland for alleged chicken thefts. A Greenville farmer, Joseph Mayait, died by suicide, the fourth generation in his family to do so.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allestows
General Assembly
The
Democratic Societies of Pennsylvania
Ita
Chauncey F. Black
Academy of Music
Craven
Stevenson
Black
Pennsylvania
Senate
House
Cleveland
Jefferson
Jackson
Allison
Robert E. Wright
Wright
R. Jones Monagan
Chester
J. D. Worman
F. Myers
Hartisburg
Pattison
Indorres
Thompson
Osborn
Alicona
J. C. Black
Sinois
John Tarsney
Missouri
Lancaster
Altoona
Central Marketball
Allentown
Washington
Business boom across factories resumes as plants reopen
Reports from multiple U.S. and Canadian locales show factories restarting after shutdowns. Cumberland Gilas adds another furnace. Diamond Plate Glass resumes after over four months. Stor mont and Canada mills reopen. Whitenton mills operate full time. American Wire Nasholin restarts with 60 non union workers. ParsonCo cuts 10 percent. Actions vary by city and industry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kections
Baipesrox
K. J
Cumberland Gilas Company
Bridgeport
Conn
R. Bo Parsons & Co
Warner Bros’ Corset
Eston Cole & Burnhags
Anderson
Nasholin
Agrivamated Association
Cornwall
Ont
Stormont
Canada Cotton Mills
Tacston
Masa
Whittenton Mills
Konomu
Ind
Diamond Plate Glass Works
Baseball Yesterday Across Major Leagues
Scores from yesterday show Baltimore beating St Louis in two games 7 to 7 and 8 to 1 at St Louis. Pittsburg won 11 to 10 in 10 innings over Philadelphia, then 6 to 5. Cincinnati swept Brooklyn 7 to 5 and 7 to 0. Chicago defeated New York 9 to 5. Louisville and Boston had an unreported result. Cleveland routed Washington 18 to 7.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
Baltimore
St. Louisa
Louteville
Louisville
Boston
Cleveland
Washington
Stock and Produce Markets at Philadelphia and New York
Closing quotations show a varied day with a late rally amid war rumor gold engagements. Philadelphia market reports mixed grain prices, steady beef and pork values, and unchanged butter cheese and dairy product quotes. Buffalo live stock market edges show cattle steady, hogs steady, and sheep and lambs firm with Canadian lambs and mutton noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York and Philadelphia Exchanger
Ben Yours
Lehigh Valier
W.N. EF & Pa
Pensylvania
Paul
D.law
Reading
Mds
N.Y. Central
Lake Erlea
New Jersey
N.Y
BE. E. del & Budscale
Patladelpsl
Pennsylvania
Minnesota
Tee
Sige
Siée
Wise
Sac
Extra Mesa
Feratly
Pork Quiet Arm
New Mesa
Lara Tno
New York Dairy
Western Dairy
Eling
New York Creamery
Western Creamery
Mutation Creamery
New York
Pannsyiania
Sic
Western
Rafete
Buffalo
Cattla
Attra
Expork Wethers
Canada Lamba
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L Parsons
Ve Pawsong
ASD
Feal Insurance Bidding
Frederica, Md
Fine Farm
Nick
Brie
O. T
Cherokee Strip
Pawnes
Kirk
Kildare
Ponca
Enid
Pond Creek
Alva
Wood
Perry
Childress
Erec
K. of St. Starisse
Beauce
Lord Dunraven
Cap
House of the Ork Yachtclub
Duish
Anton
Dunmore
C. L. Weisstrasser
Weisswasser
Charles Jt
John Nugent
H. Brennan
Polica
E Martin
Wasuburn
O@ice
Sempseyr
Harrisburg
Board of Pardons
John
Reddy Kane
Philadelphia
Thomas Steffey
Armstrong County
Emma Clark
Allegheny
George Schortman
Allegheny County
Frank BR. Harford
Hugh F. Dempsey
Robert Beatty
Homestead
Agnes Wright
Harrisacre
Benjamin Tennis
Tennis
Secord
Lennis
Joe Chamberlain
Loxnox
Joseph Chamberlain
Majestic
Liverpool
America
Pennsylvania Postmesters
W. M Fellabone
Bella Bridge
John Davis
Binff
A. Xs. Scott
Bristoris
F. Bernarding
Garrick
W. P.burson
Clarksville
A. V. Boughner
Greensborough
M. J. McMahon
Ingram
B.S. H Leith
Leithsville
G. W. Meeks
Wandall
J. M Buzzard
Sturgeon
Collegeville
Trappe
de Bonor
Brunswick
Brussches
Laporte
Herbert Thompson
Efe
Jsbury
Emen
Lfe
Daniel Harman
Albert
Willis Ar
M-D-Tayel
Sam
Anes J. van Alen
Willis and
Taylor
Charles H. J. Taylor
Bolivia
Kansas City
Kan
J. Cleveland
Liberia
Sob
Civ Ictorncy
Pemocmis
United States Supreme Court
National Democratic League
Bas Ics
Albert S. Wills
Kentucky
Hawaii
Willis
Blue Grass
Congress
Rivers and Harbors
Offee
Wills
Alvo
Mesars
Pim, Forwood & Co
Atlas Line
Kingston
Jam
Jason
Montego Bay
House Committee On War Claims
Belizhoever
Adams
Bedford
Cumberland
Franklin
Fulton
Peny
Somerset
York
Dorisions
Bucks
Rightly
Ace Buri
Newars
N. J
Alexander Weirbecke
St. Michaels Hospital
Lew Bjorrn
Newark
Emma Woods
Lew Brown
Brown
Hamburg
Republican League
Henry A. Muhlenberg
Delaware
Dauphin
Lycoming Ocnupy
Ecranton
Leoksawanza
Reed
Robinson
Woodward
Nes
Burralo
George Woodward
Marion Reed
Siagara Falls
Fairchild
Canada
Madrid
Cerrajero
Gat la Grande
Ore
Rome
Catania
Sicily
Camelo
Guiseppe Pulvirenli
Elena
Helena
Mont
Sept, &R
J. Howard Conrad
Conrad
Barnaby
Graves
Buexos Atres
Generel Pelligrini
Tocuman
Peiligriai
Bis
Justice Bartlett
Supreme Court
Brooklyn
Yirs
Halliday
I. MostTice
Robbas
Butler
Toll House No. 3
Butler Plank Road
Diesie
PIT
Samuel G. Stothart
Carnegie Steel Company
Stothart
Sweden
Keystone Democrats
Assembly of Democratic Societies
Chauncey F. Blackh
Altoong
Vineland
Sarah McCue
Mre Noga
Bareldalio
Greenville
Mishe
Joseph Afyait
Lamatoo
Pirtspunc
Pater Laraverita
Schaffer & Tacsrerita
McCarthy
Eiyoching
Werat Curstsn
Harris
Gap Gang
Maryland
Clenton
Lamplighter
Guttexuero
Maron Baty
Tammany
Glens Fair
Charl Mitchell
James J. Corbett
Sandy
Narshoe
Royal Phelps Carrall
St Madeira
Carroll
Newspapre
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