Pensions Appropriations Act of Maryland 1878 Summary
Maryland General Assembly passes a detailed annual appropriations act for the fiscal year ending September 79. It lists salaries for state officers, judiciary, inspectors, and various officials, plus pensions, contingent funds, schools, and state institutions. Also repeals earlier pension acts and empowers the Comptroller to settle accounts with collectors and others, with required approvals and fees.
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Court of Appeals
Baltimore city
Supreme Bench
Maryland Reports
General Assembly
Baltimore
State Normal School
State Board of Education
Free School Fund
colored Normal School
Deaf and Dumb Asylum
Frederick
Maryland Agricultural College
Cuarren
Comptroller of the Treasury
Repeal of 1876 pension act for war of 1812 widows and soldiers
The act repealing the 1876 chapter 320 provision granting eighty dollar annual pensions to certain war of 1812 soldiers and widows, payable quarterly, is enacted. The repeal is signed by Speaker Fetter Noblitzell and Governor Carroll, with Chief Clerks Gassaway and Kipp noting the January session act as the correct copy.
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FETTER S. WOBLITZELL
House of Delegates
EDWARD LLOYD
Senate
JOHN LEE CARROLE
General Assembly of
Maryland
MILTon Y. Kipp
AUGUSTI'S GASSAWAY
Elizabeth FE. Shanks
Mary Cullember
St. Mary’s
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JOAN LEE CARROLL
AUGUSTUS GASSAWAY
Minton Y. Kipp
FETTER S. 1IGELITZELL
Curious Cages of Sleep Walking Reported by Naval Officers
The tale recounts a night watch on a ship where a sentry pacing on the quarterdeck slept while his keys and bayonet were removed. The scene ends with the sentry discovering the missing items and a warning about sleepwalking guards. Other sleepwalking occurrences among sentries and a damaged hatchway incident are noted, illustrating how monotony can lull watchers into brief unconsciousness.
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A Great Difference In a Wellesley Childhood Tale
A father and daughter in Wellesley Massachusetts recall a childhood memory from church when the father says he punished her with a peach tree switch for playing during meeting. The daughter notes the tingling sensation remains memorable. The exchange ends with a light remark about the father’s absence of memory.
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