Baltimore Notes on City Growth and Industry
A Baltimore article discusses city development including hospitals parks sewage disposal and shipping. It notes steel rails and steel works expanding, and highlights fertilizer manufacture as a major local industry with capital and acreage unmatched by any other city, sourcing raw materials from the South and abroad.
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Baltimore and Fulton County Courts Hear Civil and Criminal Dockets
The April term grand jury was impaneled and the court heard thirty four witnesses across eleven cases. Divorces granted to Lena M Koos and Bertha Barnes. several indictments for perjury and assault. The piece notes Baltimore harbor docks, markets, German merchants, and civic pride tied to Civil War history and local governance. Also obituary for Washington Alwood of Fulton County and a local health tip for Chamberlains Tablets.
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Cleveland
Grand
Fulton
Potapsco
Ake Bay
Moorced
Lena M. Koos
Tra Koos
Seis
Wauseon
Bertha Barnes
I. D. Barnes
Lady of Child
D. Eberly
Earl Eberly
Piy
Stella D
Balti
Joseph Duprez
August Rushley
Victor Duprex
St Johna Reform
Church of Archbold
Themem
Sey- Hill
Baiti
Ben Butler
Ft. McHenry
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Maryland
Napoleon's Ambition Shapes European Thrones
A historical narrative traces Napoleon's rise and the distribution of crowns among his family. It notes Joseph, Lucien, Jerome, Pauline, Elisa, and Hortense receiving titles such as kings, dukes, and grand duchies as Napoleon sought to place relatives on thrones while merging ambition with family ascent.
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Napoleon
Gorsian
France
Italy
Confederation of the Rhine
Pencante
Joseph
Lucien
Gad Herome
Murat
Spain
Holland
Jerome
Beta Patterson
Arra
Acts
Caroline
Napoleon WS
Betsy
Cleves
Empire
Atlas of Berg
Naples
Catherine
Wurtem-berg
Wurtemburg
Westphalia
Pauline
Guastalla
Elisa
Goren Wrremae
Josephine Beausarnais
Paris
Hortense
Eugene
Earth
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Marie Louise
Rome
Village Council First Regular April Meeting Notes
The Village Council met Monday night with full attendance. Routine business proceeded, with several requests referred to committees including sewer drainage, bond release for Birch Street, sprinkling payments, sidewalk conditions, and crossing repairs. A petition for a milk inspection ordinance prompted a health focused draft detailing cow exams, tuberculin testing, herd removal for diseased cows, milk handling rules, and monthly bacterial checks.
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Minerva Standish
Shoop Avenue
Birch Street
William Dennis
City Hall
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Sycamore Street
Detroit, Toledo & Ironton Railroad
West Elm
West Leggett Streets
Wabash Railroad
Shoo Avenue
Northwestern Telephone Company
C. 0. Ruppert
Oak Street
H. S. Gingrich
The
Christian Church
Robert Porter
South Vine Street
Madison and
Lingle Streets
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