Lewis Nexdorff, Register and Collector of Taxes
From January 31, 1885, to January 31, 1889, as required by the Maryland act of 1872. The record shows 2,955 60 1 and totals of 10,563 9S 50 in the account on file.
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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Feb 05, 1889
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1
From January 31, 1885, to January 31, 1889, as required by the Maryland act of 1872. The record shows 2,955 60 1 and totals of 10,563 9S 50 in the account on file.
Reports from Vienna describe a brutal sequence in which the baroness and her brother allegedly urged a woman to end her life to preserve family honor, then the husband and brother killed the archduke. Medical experts dispute suicide by revolver, citing technical flaws. The prince's body rests in a gold clad coffin as investigations continue.
Washington Feb 5 reports show mixed views among Pennsylvania members on the prohibition amendment with large vote predictions in some districts and opposition in others. Several congressmen weigh odds by district, noting strong Prohibition sentiment in Tioga Potter counties and weakness in cities and certain rural areas amid party divides.
A Boston to Indianapolis dispatch outlines the shifting plans for the Blaine administration. It notes Allison's possible decline influencing cabinet picks and highlights Whitelaw Reid as a potential New York ally. Miller and Wanamaker are named as likely appointees, with debates over posts and faction harmony shaping decisions.
In Jersey City, febrile outbreaks of scarlet fever and diphtheria stir alarm. Public schools remain open but cautious. recent cases cluster south of Montgomery Street toward the Morris Canal and Lafayette Greenville district. A tragic tea gathering where several children contracted fever underscores the epidemic’s reach.
Feb 3 Putuapechira. Ana Klausy age 19 was found unconscious on Hope street with a pistol wound over her left eye. She died at St Marys hospital. Police traced the suspected killer Otto Kayser to Kensington and Lehagh avenues. In a confrontation at Kayser home a woman bled from the throat and Kayser died from a neck wound. Authorities deem Kayser the murderer of Ana Klausy. Mrs Kayser injured survives.
Brooklyn newsroom reports a shift in strike mood with a probable flare up in hours. Executives direct pickets, police are thin, car traffic limited, and barricades line Fifth Avenue as clashes loom and a driver is assaulted.
A scattered report notes President Cleveland may resume his New York law practice after March. Rumors say Bir ons of various towns involve murders, missing persons, and political appointments. A Brunswick, Ohio incident details a diaryman found murdered in a well. another case reports a family drowned crossing a river due to ice.
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