Road funds listed by Maryland counties in state table
The Baltimore Sun table shows current year appropriations for roads and bridges by county, totaling 508 770 dollars. It highlights plans for a January road convention and county efforts to remodel courthouses and safeguard land records. The Cecil County notes discuss levy court terms and governor's stance on pardons.
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Baltimore Sur
Allegany
Kent
Alnne Arundel
Montgomery
Baltimore
Prince Geo’s
Calvert
Queen Anne’s
Caroline
Somerset
Carroll
St. Mary’s
Cecil
Talbot
Charles
Washington
Dorchester
Wicomico
Frederick
Worcester
Garrett
Harford
Limestone
Court House
Levy Court
Cecil County
Caroline County
Circuit Court
George MI. Russum
Henry J. Lewis
Edwin C. Fields
Gill M. Lamdin
Mary E. Lamdin
John B. Brown, Jr
J Brown
J. B. Brown, Jr
Caroline Cote
WweCke
Levy collection underscores new law amid hard times
The article notes Caroline Realivators and others paid portions of the January levy. County officials claim over 009 of the 1892 levy collected, cited as strong support for the new law amid fruit crop failures and low grain prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caroline
Romancer Bill Leads Coons Through Cripples Chase
In moonlit pines near Old Saw-mill Creek Romancer Bill commands a hunt hunting a clever coon. Ambrose uses an axe to dislodge the treed animal as dogs circle and battle. The chase ends with the coon slain and fate shared among the hunters and hounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caroline
John
Ambrose
Imbrose
Bill Wooters
Jocal Ingo
Apollar
Gunter
Bill
John Allen
Mrss 'Vene
Howinds
Bil
Ashby
Jeff Cohee
Piney Grove
Possum Hollow
Jef
Denton Bridge
Theen
Prince Procyon
Fred Garey
Little Fred
Caroline Veachs
Paint Hill
Garoy
Prom sam debate over Nicaragua Canal bill
The article reports supporters press for passage of the bill backing one hundred million dollars for the Nicaragua Canal project. Critics doubt success but say it could illuminate the enterprise and shift accountability from the company to the public.
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Friends of the
Nicaraugua Canal
Rens
Romance of a Caroline Christmas Night
The scene centers on a Carolina hunting gathering at dawn in a farm setting near Possum Hollow. John Allen leads with a grain bag and catches game while Am brose and Romancer boast of kills. A Christmas feast unfolds around a blazing hearth with stories, music, and applejack as Mis Ven e disapproves of the hidden stock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chapel Branch
Todd Farm
Possum Hollow
John Allen
Emeklin
Ambrose
Vene
Caroline
Julia
Jim
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Garay
Wes
Gibson
Florida
United States
Asmericaun
Royal Baking Powder Co
OG Wall St
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Sun
Dey
Sunday Sun
Mail
the Sun
New York
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The
Tropics
Malaga
L. R. Beauchamp
R.C. Carter
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Denton
Manyland
Lames Park
Denton, Mo
Park’s
Oxford
Denton Natronal Bank
T. C. West
Samuel G. Nuttle
Andersontown
H. T. Nuttle
Pro
E. E. Nuttle
Percolts
Pey
Nake
HH. T. Nuttle& Bro
Wilmington
Easton
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Choptank, Trappe and
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Chesapeake
Minnie Wheeler
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Hillsboro
Williston
Medford’s
Trappe
Pier 6
Light St
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Clark’s
Wright's
Gan
Steinway & Son
Mason & Hamlin
A.B. Chase
Wilcox & White
A. B. Chase
Ferrand
Votey
George T. Musselman
Maryde
Briar
Rubin
Mutn Bros. & Co
Aiddress
Rubin Chemical CO
Provident Life Association
Liberty St
Alliance Preserving Company
H.W. Hywson
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Pratt's Poultr
Townsend’s
Croza Roads
Greensborough
G. L. Walrath
H. Inwis
Nisi
James M. Moffett
Robert J. Scotten
John ¥. Graham
Bell J. Graham
Orphans’ Court
Carolina County
E. Madison Towers
Magazinea
Intell
Iiting
W. E. Gladstone
Manning
Herbert Spencer
Tyndall
J. Norman Lockyer
John Lubbock
George J
A. H. Sayce
Mar Mulle Owen
Edward A. Freeman
D. James Anthony Froude
Thomas I Algernon
Charles Swinburne
Wi Black
Count Ly of
E. R. Pelton
Eighth St
Gilford M. Lamdin
Defewetiutt
Ee C. Fields
Glerm
Dwin QO
Olerk
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