Eldridge may be listed on West Patrick Street
A terse notice references B J Eldridge on West Patrick Street in Frederick Maryland. The snippet provides only a partial address line with no clear event or action described.
24 Dec 1890
Page 1
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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Dec 24, 1890
Page
1
A terse notice references B J Eldridge on West Patrick Street in Frederick Maryland. The snippet provides only a partial address line with no clear event or action described.
The record lists multiple land tracts transferring in Franklin County and a set of marriage licenses and licenses examined. Names include Aldridge, Lewin, Dertzbaugh, Charles W., Harley, Yellow Thnest, and others amid a scattered note on examinations for Maryland appointments and marriage licenses.
A banquet in New York marks tariff reform efforts with speeches by ex Presidents Cleveland and Wheeler. The event highlights Democratic unity, attacks on Republican opponents, and pledges to pursue education on tariff issues to aid the nation.
Debates in Washington focus on a cloture rule and amendments to an elections bill. Senators consider limiting debate time and require a single extended discussion before a final vote, with key figures urging orderly closure and adherence to Senate rules.
A garbled report notes the appointment of Bishop Kaiser of Green Bay Wisconsin as archbishop of Mail. It mentions related church figures in Conejo Virginia and Dallas Texas and suggests further confirmations in a messy transcription.
Reports from multiple cities recount a fatal family quarrel in New Jersey with a husband fatally shooting his would be father in law and a suspect marriage request. Apple crop woes in New York Morris County and a proposed lottery charter fight in Georgia. additional court delays, wrecks, and weather notes color the December brief.
A garbled report describes a retirement push tied to a fraternal lodge and a plan to erect a new home for the organization. It mentions calls by officials and members for policy changes, payroll concerns, and a proposed building project amid internal friction.
A jumbled recap of diverse items from December reports touches on political turmoil, riots and public notices, with mentions of court actions, a suspected murder case, labor strikes in Lancashire, ship collisions, and a planned imperial visit to Paris. Included are scattered updates on railway strikes, a wreck with casualties, and holiday schedules from government departments.
An 1860s letter argues for state and local road funding, detailing farm costs for roads, labor, and wagon wear. It stresses road upkeep improves land value and encourages migration, calling for a competent engineer and state aid similar to railroads.
A Martinsburg page reports multiple weddings and notices. Highlights include the Moler Strong ceremony at the Presbyterian church with guests from Kincastle and Martinsburg, plus other marriages in New Market and Baltimore areas. The column notes forthcoming weddings, travels, and a local arrest related event in the county.
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