Frederick City Receipts and Expenditures Report 1889
Lewis M. Nixdorf Register and Collector submits the Frederick City financial report for the year ending January 31, 1859. The six month interest on the new four percent loan due January 1, 189 has been paid and the balance shows an increase due to ongoing interest. The Board of Aldermen certifies the books and vouchers as correct and passed the resolution on January 31, 1889.
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Frederick
Frederick City
Lewis M. Nixdorf
Board of Aldermen
E C.mcsherly
Beard Aldermen
Passengers Corset Police Ready to Club Obstreperous Striker
New York February 2 reports detail fourth day of streetcar strike disruptions. Police protect tracks on Broadway Seventh Avenue as strikers clash with authorities. Car starts at 6 o clock amid barricades and injuries reported, with officials promising force to run service.
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New York
Soroud Avenue
Belt
Eighth
Ninth Avenue
Murray
Broadway
Seventh Avenue
Avenue
Forty-second Street
Ciay
Fifty-first Street
Forty -Third Street
Plestink
Terth Avenue
Fornech Street
Fifty-ninth Street
Pepulsee
Kete Moore
China
Kate
Fifty-iird Street
Tenth Avenue
Fra
Scribner
Steers
Wiruraa
Hazes
Wymans
Sam
Mediaton
Mormant
Lze
Second Avenue
Seventh
Ste
White
Hon
Isuk
Chachy
Mangam
Avenus
SoCiock
Willams
Inspector Williams
Williams
Kemmers
Waa Rat
Ruenantson
Brooklyn Lres
Brooklyn
Wilson
Rimghs
Soa
Micet Dennz
Sexton
Npon Richardson
McLaughlin
Vawiance
Se City
Atlantic Area
Am Delight Beacon Richardson
McLanchlis
Serge Johnson
Greenwood Cemetery
W Oh Crosman
Richardson Railroad System
Sude
Sporting Notes: Three-Tile Scallssee and Matches
Gaudaur and OConner back a three tile scallssee for the American championship in San Francisco Bay on March 3. A three tile scuil rate arranged among Teexeer Gaudaur and Bos mer fights for $1,009 next July on the Riverside Park course in the Sioux river, Ja. La Blanche signals willingness to meet Mitchell for a £2,500 purse in sixty days, weight 160 vs 135 pounds, in a London-styled challenge. Duncard Ross announces Capt. James Daly has arranged a New York catch-as-catch-can match for $1,000 stake at the Howard Atheneum, Boston, Feb. 8, with The Boston Herald as final stakeholder. Carkeek accepts Ross deposit for a $300-$500 side match, likely at Milwaukee or nearby, with intent to stage soon.
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Gaudaur
William O'Conner
San Francisco Bay
Teexeer
Bosmer
Riverside Park
Sioux River
George la Blanche
The
Marine
Golden Gate Athletic Club
San Francisco
Young Mitchell
Middleweiget
Pacific Coast
London
la Blanche Weghs
Mitchell
Duncard Ross
Capt
James Daly
New York
Depont
Upo Ross
Mwaukea
Pare Tee
Arty Bie
Samoa and Senate Debate Over Samoan Aid Budget
In Washington February 2 the Senate weighed a $400,000 item on Samoa linked to a Berlin conference stalemate. Senator Reagan withdrew his amendment after dueling views from Maine and Texas, signaling a possible reworked approach. Navy officials denied a Leary incident with the German Adler, and a strong desire to confirm facts before action persisted. Meantime Connecticut lawmakers introduced two railroad bills affecting guarantees and stock dividends in leased lines including the Naugatuck.
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Maine
Committee On Foreign Relations
Reagan
Senate
Inter
Berlin
Teruimty
Samoa
Navy Department
Leary
United States
Adame
Adler
Executive
Samos
Hantrony
Feo
Connecticut Legissture
DO Raiiroad Company
Raid Guaranteeing Company
New York
New Haven
Hartford
Naugatuck
Skail Eyesionis
Political and legal briefs span state to national in Feb reports
Reports from Trenton to California cover election integrity concerns, prison budgets, and a high profile blackmail arrest. Also noted are a remarkable will case in New York, forgery trials in Freehold, and a Dublin style prayer remark linked to General Harrison’s era.
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Harrison
Gen. Harrison
Chicago
S.tor
Crown Prince Rudolphs Death Rumors Shake Vienna
Reports from Vienna and Losnos describe a tense news cycle over Crown Prince Rudolphs death with conflicting claims. Officials say he died by self-inflicted gunshot while others suspect foul play involving a husband, as the emperor reacts in grief and secrecy surrounds funeral plans.
Brief presidential nominations and criminal verdicts reported
The president nominated JoseeD Abram hams of Virginia for comptroller of the currency to replace William Mortenheim. Airs. Lucy Ferguson, 75, was convicted of first degree murder in Olathe Kansas with death sentence pending. Canada’s governor general Lord Stanley opened Dominion Parliament noting Keberies treaty rejection. Pennsylvania Governor Beaver signed a joint resolution on a state prohibition amendment. Arkansas Governor Eagle offered a larger reward for the assassin of John Clayton and urged legislative action. French chamber of deputies passed a confidence vote in the government.
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Joseed Abramhams
Virginia
William Mortenheim
Lucy Ferguson
Olathe
Kan
Paaty
Lord Stanley
Preston
Canada
Beaver
Pennsylvania
Eagle
Arkansas
John
Clayton
French Chamber of Deputies
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Fredeside City
Lewis M. Nexdoref
General Assembly of
Maryland
Gen
Col- Fontan Fa
Col- Tector
Hiram Bartgis, Esq
Meyer
American Light & Heat Co
Sta Vosery
Hall
Essh
U. Se
Bridges
Parior
Hini Etchisong Son
Market Street
Frederick, MD
SIE
Jacrick, Md
Pretee
Worth
Disrersary Medical Association
Main Street
Buffalo
N.Y
Pierce
Driggisis
Iudies
John Hendrickson
Tho
Fidence
Inepstor Saa
Uegorlain
Joussiony
Unon
Serance
George Thompson
Teddy South
Joss
Ayacs
Emma All Bouse
Retel
San Antonio
Tex
Sizen
Wells-Fargo Express Company
Menco
Irapuata
E. F. Marsechean
Sve
Wes
Marsechean
RBS
Washington
Germany
Renato
R. Cole
Mehcan
Jim Shoo Hoo Chi AZ
Hiscoun Toy Sing
Euty
Jareeny
Scrantox
Glenwood Fane
Hillside Coal and Iron Company
Mayvide
Patek Farrell
Farrell
Burrao
Rochester Badge and Ironworks
Boston
Bliss
Massachusetts
Savings Bank
A. A. Gilmore
Easton
Mass
A.A. Gilmore
Massachusette
North Easton Bank
Queen's County
Blissvalle
Wennrgdsd Noni Se' Wai
BTATE
Guisip
Trenton
New Junay
Lin
Atpayy
Wayl
Hannison
New York City
Husted
Peni
Has Pape
Ube
Proon Tathrop
Iha
Husbst
Rhodes
Sloan
Oneida County
Forest
Langburn
Cantor
Langbemn
Roseta
Torexa
Wiliam T. Cavanaugh
Baker
John Baltimore
City Postolive
State House
Cavanaugh
Ginn
John Hayder
Tipperary
Usape
Freehold
James J. Binch
Traior
Justi Trenton
Essex
Bax
Black
Wales
Fitzgerald
Forney
Rees
San Quenti
Forner
Murphy
Griffin
Frank Murphy
England
John Griffin
Bramtres
Athenaum Club
Ferio
Wilresfarbe
Feno
Louis Rosse
Ies
Copes Spe
Aldolph
Virsaa
Rudolph
Bertolot
Meyerh Thatern
Tuday
Wannesiay
Meyerting
Losnos
Vienna
Wogos
Foon Et Su
Widerhofer
Omiering bin
Privey
Ausrny
D.M. Osborn & Co
Reaper and Mower Manufacturers
Mmalleable Iron Works
Molden
National Association
Joe Wirting
Rochester
Molders’ Union of North America
Lancaster, Pa
Alfred E Eberman
Philadelphia
Woodward Till
Slormian Theological Semnary
Bethlehem
Pew Chicago, Burington and
Quincy Aiegul
AL Raulun
Galesbers
Engimeer Wes Enart
Waray
Tis
Ispiavaroris
Oliver Ty Veecrhis
Lawrence Township
Tus County
Ipwéeanng Mom Iliegalate
Malley
Lexpos
Patrick Malloy
Liverpool
Parnell Commisson
Granxp Ramos
Mich
Nahousi Furniture Manufacturers’ Association
Okiahome
Okishoma
Nars
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