THE NEWS OF FREDERICK CITY 1890 PROMISES ILLUSTRATED BIOGRAPHY
A 1890 prospectus details subscription options for The Weekly News and The Saturday News, with annual rates and advance payment terms. It describes illustrated biographical sketches of Frederick city figures, local departments like Public Opinion and Local Logic, and extensive sections on news coverage, architecture, sermons, and literary content to enhance readers’ engagement through the year.
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Five Day Fire Weather Outlook and State Finance Notes
The weather forecast covers the District of Columbia Maryland Virginia North Carolina warmer fair weather with northerly winds for most regions and warmer fair conditions for West Virginia with southerly winds. A feat is announced as Calvin Smith of Woodsboro plans to walk the bridge between Creaserstown and Woodsboro next week. The State Debt plan proposes exchanging 700 dollars of debt for stock in the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad, with other bonds and stock considerations discussed to yield potential state funds. A constitutional amendment would allow selling Washington Banc Baltimore and Ohio stock. public sentiment argues against railroad stocks as state assets. An unrelated medical note promotes Salvaton Oil for rheumatism and neural pain.
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Biographical Lewis F Kussmaul founder of Kussmaul Brothers
Biographical sketch of Lewis Frederick Kussmaul of Frederick city. Born January 22 1840 son of George F and Sophia Kussmaul one of four sons and three daughters. From German ancestry he built a tobacco business, partnered with his brother, became sole proprietor in 1888. Advertising through The News expanded his reach beyond Frederick, earning a solid local reputation as a fair dealing, honest marketer. He is active in Masonry, the Junior Fire Company and church circles, married to social ties and community progress, with family and staff supporting a growing enterprise.
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Lewis Frederick Kussmaul
George F
Sophia Kussmaul
West Fourth street
Sophia Bling
Philip Kline
Fredericktown
4. R. Ruse
Geo. H. Kussmaul
Lewis F. Kussmaul
North Market street
Geo. Balizell
David O. Thomas
Mullinix & Kemp
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Fannie Kosmaul
Adam Notnarle
Frederick Kopp
Ches, B. Tyson
Market Talk From the Shanty Boss On Sunday Market
A lively town column recounts the Sunday market scene with chatter on supplies from calves livers to cabbage prices. The fat woman demands light and coal aid, Jake Dadisman tips on food, and the piece notes brisk meat displays, scarce ducks, and poultry prices as vendors prep for winter demand.
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Jake Notnagle
Bartonsville
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Notable Local Business Leader Profile Today
Today’s feature contrasts past elder contributions with a leading current businessman. The piece honors a prominent town figure whose career and civic work reflect ongoing growth and welfare in Tur News’s city.
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Weather Prophecies From Goose Bone Predictions
Early in the fall folk foretold a mild winter with few freezing days, based on goose bone prognostications. Predictions tied January weather to the first twelve days. a rainy January favored warmth later, with a yearly pattern of rainy and warm months as described, guiding expectations for the year.
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Two States and Sister Counties In Happenings Now
Miscellaneous notes report deaths in Virginia and Maryland, legislative moves toward justice and ballots, railway accidents, piracy attempts, and court trials. Items mention Roanoke city solicitor Henry C. Gibson’s apoplexy death in Richmond, Maryland ice-forge funding debates, a Union tunnel fatality in Baltimore, a train conductor’s fatal fall, and a jailed steamer escape. Also cited are patent medicine liability rulings, Beberian medical advances, beef and bread export figures, aged Ohio residents, and Treasury pay estimates for Civil War veterans and heirs.
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Hoanoke City
Virginia
West Virginia Senate
Henry C. Gibson
Roanoke
Richmond
LARYLANE
McComas
Maryland
Baltimore city
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Hagerstown
Congress
Jacob E. Ensminger
Union tunnel
Baltimore
Steward Walker
Barndale
John J. McGardy
Cumberland
Barney Creegan
Midland
Avlegaay
Stump
Port Deposit
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Episcopal Church
Thomas Cook
great tourist bureau
Leicestershire
Cleveland
WS. Bissell
Louise Sturges
Geneva
Georgia
Frederick Bramann
Frederick
University of Berlin
United States
Reichenbach
Hamburg
Vienna Court Museum
Ohio
Margaret Arnold
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Washington, D. C
Windom
House of Representatives
Auditor of the Treasury
WOOD, Fiske
Redistricting Bill Moves in Annapolis Hearing Expected
Dispatch reports an Annapolis bill to redraw districts in Maryland. The proposal would shift Montgomery from district six to district five, abandon the south district, and nominate new terms for Compion. Efforts aim to consolidate Republican gains by carving wards and precincts, with a corporal guard proposed to enforce measures.
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Montgomery
Beenes Lommon
Compion
Democra
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Wild West Talk with Colonel Clark Reveals Era Shifts
In a Saturday talk at the News office Colonel Clark, a Maryland-born veteran of Indiana and Indian campaigns, shares adventures from the frontier. He recounts battles against Sioux and Cheyennes, service with Custer scouts, and life near a Yankime reservation, noting Westward changes from wild to industrious and Seattle’s rise.
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Clark
23rd Indiana artillery
O. B. Wilcox
Department of the Cumberland
Lebanon
L. 4. Carpenter
Fort Meyer
Ariington Heights
Shavanah
Republic
Arickaree
Beecher
Custer
Bradley
Wood
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Frederick
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Westward talk on Colonel Clark and Indian life
The writer notes unfinished notes from Colonel Clark about Indian habits customs and warfare and hints at a future talk. The new West provides a broad theme beyond a single column.
The Two Capitals Daily Doings at the National Capital
In Annapolis sermons at Johns College. Mr Nydegrer and Mrs Wilmer attended as Grace Howard of the State steamer Gov. Thomas faced a Broad Creek dredging arrest list with several captains and crew fined 825 each. In Washington four bakers jailed for light-weight bread. A Northern Senator allegedly won 300000 from a lottery. The cruiser Baltimore stuck in Gosport mud. Laura Rollins held on attempted poisoning charges.
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John’. College
McDowell
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Hamsbarge
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Howard
Gov. Thomas
Broad creek
SE” Egerston
Arch Adams
Nettie Booth
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Geo, Adan
Bertie Johnson
Sam, Pritchett
Leonard Messick
Maggie
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Gosport navy yard
Laura Rollins
Georgianna Frederick
East Capitol street
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Ship's New Senator and Brice Family Ties
Washington Cor reports Brice plans a political debut for his daughter Helen as he moves toward greater influence. Mrs Brice, a devoted wife, hails from Lima Ohio and is from a large family with political and business connections. Brice once gained wealth from Vanderbilts and gave Mrs Brice 508060 with guidance to hold it regardless of losses.
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Helen
Merley
Lima
Ohio
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TM. Micey
New Mexico
Col. W. P. Grr
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Maryland Property Tax Reform Debates Anew
State leaders drift toward a conservative approach to property assessment law. A bill based on 1876 openings seeks amendments to tax unfairness, especially for railroads. Proposals push for higher taxes on railroads and clearer corporate taxation, with affidavits to deter evasion. Senator Poe backs the 1886 tax commission model, once seen as too severe, now under consideration. The result may be lower property values in Southern and Eastern Maryland counties, with bigger burdens on corporations to cover the shortfall. If B&O objects to 0.5 percent cross revenue, repeal of the 1517 act may be proposed this session.
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State tax commission
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Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Ball at Myersville Tonight in Smith’s Store
A grand ball will be held tonight in Smith’s store at Myersville this county. Messrs. Kline Whipp Blank and Beker will furnish music.
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Paint of Rocks Note on Local Sickness and Marital News
From Paint of Rocks Point of Rocks January 17. The sick listed include Dr Trapnell CA Carter 3A J Colbert C F Hein Miss Katie Eliott. Mr Samuel Thomas of Point of Rock BOW res Va recently married. a tinser was preached last evening with Draner making assertive remarks.
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Samuel Thomas
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Their Business Booming At Garret’s Drug Store
An 19th century style notice reports Jos B Garret drug store thriving as free trial bottles of King’s New Discovery for consumption are given to customers. The copy touts a cure all for coughs colds asthma bronchitis croup and throat and lung diseases, promising reliable results and consumer trust.
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