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Frederick Health Ordinance Targets Street and Vault Cleanliness
An 19th century Frederick ordinance requires the superintendent of streets to inspect all streets alleys yards and vaults remove filth promote cleanliness and whitewash cellars. Fines of three dollars plus one dollar per hour apply for neglect with costs borne by occupiers owners or the city if needed. The measure runs until November first with a seventy five dollar compensation to the superintendent and approval by the mayor and council.
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Notice of Admin Letters and Local Election Meeting
Notice that Frederick County Maryland has granted letters of administration on the estate of ANNA MARY MAUS. Creditors must file claims within six months. Also a National Republicans meeting for the Taney Town district is set for August 18 at Sebastian Sultzer's tavern. An estray trespass report records a gray mare found by Thomas Coe.
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The Dying Child and the Little Sexoun
Poems recount a dying child and a grieving mother. A German influence yields two verses about loss, angelic welcome, and a spectral child guiding a mother through sorrow with themes of love, faith, and resilience.
Disinterment Sketch From Woodley Hall Gloucester
A somber June funeral from Woodley Hall in Gloucester follows Eliza Fanshaw to her grave. The narrative shifts to a graveyard theft plot as a sexton plots to steal her jewels, and a ghostly visitation culminates in revelation and justice.
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