Frederick area farm listings show varied acreage and buildings
The notice catalogs numerous Frederick area properties for sale or auction including 150 acre limestone farm with buildings, 70 acre tract near Graceham, 200 acre land with good buildings, a dwelling on Church Street, a potential hotel site at Hizb Enobd, Adamstown and Redroad properties with substantial improvements, and several other farms within tight distance to Frederick. Many list good land conditions, renovations, or modern amenities, with prices and terms pending.
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Frederick
Graceham
India
Clase
Church St
Hizb
Enobd
Acane
Adamstown
Feagatille
Necas S Bachem
Beale
Pike
Secrgce
Frederii
Braddock
Promisea
West End
Brunswick
Baltimore
Lnte
W. R. Johnson
Third St
Motter’s Station
Utica
Lewistown
New York Democrats Name State Ticket at Syracuse Convention
The New York Democratic convention named the ticket for governor and state offices, honoring Van Wyck for governor after a single ballot. The platform avoided the money question, while supporters hailed Bryan. Nominations followed with acclaim as the party aimed to shape policy for the next congress.
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Syracuse
N. Y
New York State
Augustus van Wyck
Uaing's
Elliot Danforth
Chenango
Secretari
George W. Batten
Niagara
Edward S. Atwater
Duchess
P. Morris
Wayne
Thomas I. Conway
Clinton
Martin Schenck
Rensselaer
Frederick Schraub
Dewey
Schley
Hobson
Lee
Wheeler
America
Edward Murphy
Pierce
Monroe
M. Haven
James K. BicGuire
88. Taylor
Chemung
John B. Stanchfield
Wiliam F. Mackie
Buffalo
Robert C. Titus
Andrew McLean
Kings
van Wyck
Willelm Jennings Bryan
Thomas Carmody
Stanchfield
Dryan
McGuire
Titus
Augustus van Wreck
New York
Supreme Court
Chicago Platform Democrats
Committee
Senate
Committee On Resolutions
Committee On Organization
Union Square
New York City
A Pair of Shoplifters Arrested in Chicago
Mrs. John Pole and her daughter Minnie aged 20 were arrested on shoplifting charges. Their flat at 322 West Forty-seventh street contained goods from downtown stores worth about 8000 dollars, enough to stock a dry goods store.
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Chicago
John Pole
Minnie
West Forty-seventh Street
Peace commissioners meet in Paris breakfast reception
French Minister Delcasse hosted a private breakfast for the peace commissions in Paris on September 30. Spanish ambassador Senor Leon y Castillo and U S Ambassador General Porter attended, with Brisson and Delcasse presiding. The gathering aimed to acquaint the two delegations with tact and discretion.
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Paris
M. Delcanse
Foreign Alee
Senor Leon Y Castillo
United States
Llorace Porter
Hienri Vignaud
Foreign Office
M. Delcasse
M. Brisson
Senor Castile
General Porter
Senor Castilla
Adieux
Troops Ordered to Pana Amid Mine Labor Tension
Governor Tanner pledged state troops to protect life and property in Pana after a telephoned warning from Sheriff Colburn. Captain Craig and Colonel Hamilton were ordered to Pana to riot duty, with instructions to avoid aiding mine operators or foreign labor. The move follows rising fear of bloodshed as miners strike.
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Tanner
Springfield
Colburn
Pana
Captain Craig
Battery B
Galesburg
John B. Hamilton
Elgin
Conference at Quebec Narrows Concessions on Behring Sea
The joint session of the international conference adjourns soon with a banquet planned for Oct. 6. Attorney General Joseph Martin urges Canadian commissioners not to concede Behring Sea seal rights. American lumber terms and duties spark dispute while press speculation runs rife about unknown settlements.
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Quebec
Washington
Joseph Martin
British Columbia
Martin
Dominion
Behring Sea
United States
Yukon River
Alaska
Otto J. Kiotz
St Petersburg
Canada
Maligned BIS officers trial and other military news
Sergeant Gallagher of Company M Third Nebraska was court martialed for circulating slanderous reports about Camp Cuba Libre. The letter to his father claimed seven deaths and a hundred ruined lives from the August parade. Private James Shahan of Sixth Missouri was jailed six months for sleeping on duty and fined pay. A wreck near Dillsboro involved two freight trains after orders were disobeyed, with engineer Righthouse injured. City of Macon capsized near Brunswick with heavy cargo but no injuries. Colonel William J Bryan of the Third Nebraska Volunteers is improving and may return to Jacksonville. Mrs Bryan stays with him.
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Nebraska
Jacksonville
Fla
Gallagher
Cuba Libre
James Shahan
Sixth
Missouri Regiment
St. Augustine
Lawrenceburg
Ind
Baltimore and Ohio Southwestern
Dillsboro
Righthouse
Cochran's
Daniels
John Lee
Harvey
Savannah
Brunswick
Macon
Broncck’s
Frran
Washington
Wiliam J. Bryan
Nebraska Volunteers
Death of Denmark's Queen Ends A Reign Of Quiet Charity
Copenhagen reports Queen Louisa of Denmark died at six thirty yesterday morning. King Christian and a wide circle of royals, including the Dowager Empress of Russia and the King and Queen of Greece, attended. Funeral timing and city bells were ordered, reflecting a period of national mourning. The queen, born in 1817, rose from modest means after marrying Prince Christian and later saw the royal fortunes improve as their six children married into major houses, earning her the epithet mother-in-law of European royalty.
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Copenhagen
Loutae
Denmark
Russia
Greece
Princess of Wales
Duchess of Cumberland
Royal Familly
Christian
Frederick VII
Hospitals Won’t Accept More Soldiers from Camp Meade
Sept 30 report from Middletown Pennsylvania notes Surgeon General Sternberg ordered no further soldiers be sent to civil hospitals. Trustees of Good Samaritan Hospital Lebanon faced censure for seeking paid care from Michigan and Ohio, leading to a 0 cent per day allowance and halting of civilian hospital transfers. Red Cross may set up a Philadelphia hospital if needed. 40 patients had already been sent to Lebanon Hospital after appeals by the hospital leaders.
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Civ
Middletown
Sternberg
Ciard
Camp Meade
Good Samaritan Hospital
Lebanon
Pingree
Bushnell
Michigan
Ohio
War Department
Girard
Red Cross Society
Chinese Reformers Executed After Palace Coup
Shanghai reports the dowager empress ousting the emperor amid radical reforms led by Kang Yuwei. A panic over European clothes and Marquia Ito's arrival spurred the fall, with six reformists executed in London coverage. A Chinese reformer Kang Supyel was later arrested in Yokohama after fleeing Pekin.
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Shanghai
Kang Yuwei
China
Marquia Ito
Empreas
Pekin
Kwung-Yuwei
Ned
Ja Ukely
Hig
Que
Manchuria
L! Tiung Chang
London
Vekln Vor
Elebanking
Kang Yuwet
Hu Pot
Japan
Yokoohama
Bahan
Kang-Supyel
Disastrous Forest Fires Ravage South Dakota and Wisconsin
Forest fires rage across South Dakota and Wisconsin on Sept. 30, destroying hundreds of homes and timber tracts. In Deadwood South Dakota heavy rains halt days of burning across a 30 by 6 mile area, with losses estimated in the hundreds of thousands and no known fatalities. In Wisconsin towns near Boyd Cabott Cumberland Barrow and Almeng face widespread flames, with trains and communities threatened and emergency measures underway.
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South Dakota
Chippewas Falls
Wis
Wisconsin Central
Boyd
Cabott
Cumberland
Barrow
Almeng
Deadwood
Buck Hills
Woes of Gold Seekers and Drowned Prospects
San Francisco reports Charles E. B. Watson arrives from Kotzebue Sound with details of gold seekers perishing while crossing Hotham Inlet and Kuturk rer. Names include Fred Ward Irving Howard Joseph Graham Samuel Wilmeth J. S. Starke George W Muller and Troman Clark. Watson doubts much gold exists in the district. Also notes formation of Cuban mounted police in Santiago de Cuba with a major commandant and 240 enlisted men.
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Lezht
San Francisco
Charles EB. Watson
Carson City
Kotzebue Sound
Fred Ward
Irving Howard
Joseph Graham
Samuel Wllmeth
Providence
R. 1
J. S. Starke
Grub Gulch
Madeira County
Cal
Hotham Inlet
Mornig
Rhode Island
George Wy. Muller
Iowa
Muller
Troman
Clark
Crawford
Kubuck
Watson
Ketzebue
Santiago
Santiago de Cuba
United States Army
Castillo Hes Charre
Bayard Funeral Rites Set With Honorary Pallbearers
The funeral of former Senator Thomas F Bayard is arranged with his body embalmed and moved to a special car for transport to New York. Honorary pallbearers include former President Cleveland and a list of prominent figures from the United States and England. Messages of condolence pour in from Queen Victoria to Mayor of Burnley.
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Cleveland
Lake Neets
Atlantic Transportation Company
New York
United States
New Company
Lake
Tota
Atlantic Company
Bonner
Dedham
Masa
Thomas I. Bayard
Hodton
Colonial Express
Wilmington
Del
Queen Victoria
McKinley
Puller
Lamont
Faulkner and
Horr
Pholox
Lordy White
Carter and Gaskil
Burnley
Lambert
England
John BR. Nicholson
Dover
J. A. Draper
J. C. Grubb
Henry G. Banning
Howard M. Shep- Pard
Adirondacks
Douglass Heir Opposes Mount Hope Remains Move
Charles R Douglass, youngest son of Frederick Douglass, campaigns against a congress bill to remove his father s remains from Mount Hope Rochester to the ancestral Douglass homestead in Anacostia and erect a monument. He calls the proposal a scheme to exploit poor colored people.
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Lounge Douglass
Chicago
Charles R. Douglags
Frederick Douglass
Congress
Mount Hope Cemetery
Rochester
Dougless
Anacostia
S. C
Charles
Douglass
More Evidence Against Brown in Philadelphia Murder Case
Chester police report Joseph Brown admitted the blood stained pantaloons found in a barn near the Leonard murder scene belong to him. Delaney and Brown are accused of the killing of Mrs. Peter Leonard. Authorities say fresh evidence is emerging daily and a confession is anticipated.
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Brown
Chester
Joseph Brown
Delaney
Peter Leonard
Berry
Formosan Rebel Action Amid Fires on Formosa Island
Rebels attacked government officers in Formosa and set fire to their location. They fled as troops advanced, and troops burned several villages in the district. Also reported are yesterday’s baseball scores from Boston Philadelphia and other cities with several decisive games.
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Repulsea
Yokohama
Formosa
The Produce Markets Reflected by Dealings in Philadelphia and Baltimore
Philadelphia and Baltimore markets show steady to firm prices across grains meats and dairy. Flour and wheat hold steady with prices for various flour types and No 2 red wheat, while corn oats and rye trade slowly or firm. Butter eggs cheese and lard move within narrow ranges as live stock markets list steady cattle and mixed hog prices in New York and East Liberty.
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Philadelphia
Baltimore
Pennsylvania
City Mills
Gmsc
Western Creamery
New York Dairy
Fancy
New York
Jerseys
Long Island
Jersey
Southern
City
WieGtic
WGC
Wemc
Duli
Sham Toe
Liverpool
Cork
East Liberty
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Pearre
Ernest Helfenstein
Patrick St
Frederick, Md
Amer Johnson
OCAP
WM. C. Boteler
North Market Street
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Chas. E. Haller
Cassell & Waters
Remiestate
Court Street
Masonic Building
Thurmost
Democrats
Judge van Wyck
Colonel Roosevelt
Bellaire
William Davis
Frank Colard
William Kerns
Davis
Colard
Kerns
Dadio
Brooklyn
Thirty-third Regiment
Schieren
Stewart L. Woodford
Clair McKelvey
Brooklin
Pena
Brownsville
Henry Loutitt
J. S. Simpson
James Broderick
Henry Farrar
Loutitt
Louttit
Umpire Mine
Crete
Candia
Edhem Pasha
Smyrna
Noel
Barbados
Pretoria
M. Kay
West Indies
St. Kitts
Manila
Malolos
Aguinaldo
Senor Sanchez Garcia
Srnof
Marty
Americana
BIS
Hospital
John RF. Gentry
Joe Patchen
Ill
John R. Gentry
Patchen
Gentry
Andrews
Marks
Newton Imus
Star Pointer
Robert J
Trenton
Foster M. Voorhees
Elvin W. Crane
Smith
John Kean
Pitney
Parker
Howell
Gardiner
Loudenslager
Johnston
Lilly
William Baker
James Donovan
Altoona
John Carr
Donovan
Baker
Lil
Goilus
Fort Worth
Tex
Porters Creek
el Campo
Otto Barmes
Julius Harmes
Julius
Harmes
L.ce
Fitzhugh Lee
Richmond
Alger
Marquiatto
Natals
MR. Bayard
Boston
Louisville
St. Louis
Cincinnati
Isher
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