The News announces new features and plans for Frederick
The Frederick Maryland News outlines aims to broaden reach in Frederick County and surrounding counties with special issues and weekly editions. It promises illustrated correspondence from major cities, sermons and Sunday school lessons, literary features, architecture articles, and diverse departments to suit tastes while ensuring prompt, full local and world news coverage.
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Weather and notices from the district
The weather section outlines warmer fair conditions for the District of Columbia Maryland Delaware and Virginia with westerly winds and warmer temperatures. It also notes West Virginia as fair with light westerly winds and a slight temperature rise. Various local items follow including marriage licenses for Henry B. Pippinger and Mamie L. Crum of Woodsboro and an administratrix settlement for Mary E. Biggs. A foreclosure bill is listed in the Orphans Court and county business details cover a trip to Annapolis to discuss bond handling. Road supervisors are named and the First Symptoms of Death warning cites Dr Acker's English Bic Elixir as a remedy with a stated guarantee.
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State trust company forms for statewide real estate and finance
A proposed perpetual company aims to provide security for business trusts and reliable funding sources. It lists a large roster of directors from multiple Maryland counties and plans a capital stock of 19 100 shares. The firm seeks to extend representation across the state to support real estate development and financial resources.
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Favorable reception for Decora tion Day holiday bill in Senate
The bill by Senator Urner to make Decoration Day a legal holiday gains support in both houses, with Union veterans showing strong interest. The proposal may incur costs to the state. many states have already declared the day a legal holiday. The page also notes theatre listings and local notices.
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B and O Expands Power With Six New Locomotives
The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad reports the purchase and deployment of six new locomotives to meet heavy freight demand across its routes. The move comes as freight car shortages persist, prompting broader locomotive acquisitions to haul rising tonnage and support passenger services.
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Local Obituary List for 1880 Figure in Necrology
Local necrology notes a list of deceased individuals with ages and residence details. Entries include Lena Hoffman of Lawson aged 8, D Skank of Woodsboro aged 3 years, Mrs Elizabeth Pitts on E. 2d street aged 79, Zadock Wingling of Park Mills about 48, and Jonathan Gaugh of Mechanicstown aged 70. Other names include Mrs Mary Myers, Mrs Elizabeth Haller, Walter, and William Funk among several city and county residents.
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Two Capitals News and Local Notices Collide in Brief
A jumble of items reports Delegate Laird declining a Democratic caucus post while the oyster police shop E B Grecome runs aground near Little Choplank. Mentioned are pardons, prison terms, census salary debates, and various anecdotal notes about public figures and cures.
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Macadamized roads proposed for Frederick county
Jon M. Grave of Lime Kiln argues that macadamizing rural roads in Frederick county would lower maintenance costs, raise land values, and spur local investment. He cites Ohio and Pennsylvania examples where county support reduced annual road costs and boosted farm property values, urging legislators to act.
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A Baltimore Octogenarian and State Bank Gift
An octogenarian in Baltimore and a leading Maryland bank head a plan to found Pratt Trusts and secure a $50 000 annual library subsidy. The piece also promotes Kemp's Balsam as a remedy for influenza and throat ailments, urging readers to keep a bottle on hand and subscribe to The News.
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Pland Plaine No.4 Plaque Notes Illnesses and Visits
Prom Plaine No.4 reports Miss Emma Loot Sadie Buxton Nice Chaney and Jessie Spurrier returned from Baltimore. Mr and Mrs Albert Garrett visit relatives in Plane No.4. John Wren ill in bed. J J Banton and Marvin Chapel Mo EL Sunday leader ill. Rev W H Wolf attended a quarterly meeting. Ahipley fell from an engine and is seriously hurt. Grippe affects many. weather changes noted. Local telegraphing lessons and public school enrollment down due to grippe.
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RAXUUM notes report several events including explosions in Pontypont near Newport killing five. Tolstoi reforms to start February. Czech science establishment approved by Vienna. German Reichstag votes to expel sects. various U S and UK incidents including deaths and crimes.
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Potomac Valley Railroad touted to link key regions
An Annapolis special notes the proposed Potomac Valley Railroad to extend from near Williamsport to Cherry Run and connect Western Maryland with coal regions. The line would include Western Maryland access via Harrisburg and complete a Reading route to Gre West, easing transport from Philadelphia and boosting Washington county industry and markets.
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Congress and Maryland Legislature Report Dense Activities
The Senate passed a bill for Columbia River improvements while debates on race and emancipation dominated the day. Maryland lawmakers advanced various measures, including tax and property reforms, insurance regulation, and youth health protections, with several local bills also enacted or considered. A list of personal notes and advertisements concludes the page.
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