Last Registration Notice for Frederick City Aldermanic Districts
The undersigned appointed as registration officers for Frederick City's five Aldermanic Districts announce sessions on February 2 and 11, 1889, from 9 am to 5 pm, to correct Registration Lists and prepare a voter book. Citizens aged 21 plus with qualifications and naturalization papers should appear at district locations: First district George Asterly, 21 East Fifth Street. Second district Frank T. Reudes, Mayor's Office City Hall. George L. Stull, 68 Bentz Street. Fifth district Augustus L. Leade, The Rink East Patrick Street.
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Frederick City
Maryland
General Assembly of
Rosston
Frederick
Hell
Lees
Frederic
George Asterly
East Fifth Street
Washington Gossip on tariff bill and Senate-House conflict
Washington notes the House and Senate dispute over a tariff bill with a female substitute, the push for immediate conference, and calls to reduce revenue. Debates concern committee handling, constitutional rules, and prospects for a quick or extended session as lawmakers exchange positions and warnings.
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Washington
House
Senate
Reed Gemeral
MfcSidan
Lean
Mulls Tex
Conmittes
Beid
Carliste
Congress
Secretary of the Treasury
Applaus
Bir
Mills
Lex
McInmer
Maine
McMillen
Ohio
Country
Breckenridge Gy
Real
McKinley
Appleuse
McMillan
Committee On Ways and Means
Reed
Tex
Connecticut Man Returns as Wife’s Former Husband
Wartensyng Connecticut January 2 The seren dyers happy home on Prospect Street faces disruption by the return of a long presumed dead husband. Husband No 1 discovered his wife now mother to several grown children. a constable escorted him away. The wife Annie E Nash sues for divorce from William Nash. parties connected in Bridgeport and New Haven.
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Be Retarian
Wartensyng
Prospect Street
Isis
Clifond
Oswego County
Waterbury
I Marte
Annie E Nash
Willian Nash
Bridgeport
New Haven
European News Roundup From Bere and London Dated Jan 21
A multi locale chronicle notes the Grand Duke of Home and Princess Alix sailing to St Petersburg for betrothal, German correspondents expelled, and Samos tensions. It covers labor unrest in Liverock with strikers clashing over steamer Kan sas and ship departures guarded by police, plus French political maneuvers and canal company talks in Paris.
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Bere
Grand Duke of Home
Alix
St. Petersburg
Czareviteh
le Petit Y Journel
LeAntoine
Paris
Bismarck
Germany
England
Samos
Liverrock
Boston
Thiel
Anis
Jeu
Seine
Houianzer
Republic
France
Pansme Canal Company
Count de Lesseps
Eeessers
Offeraly
Loxpox
Jan
George & Driver
Angel Hote
Chicazo
Em Carney
New York
Richard K Fox
George Watkinson
Jem Carey
McAuliffe
Meyers
Police Gazetts
Carney
Daly
Jimmy Colville
Cecker
McAcliffe
Uolville
Jack
Samoa policy clash drives navy budget debate
Secretary Whitney answered Congressman Herbert on Samoa affairs, saying no new appropriation should be made without a clear national policy. He noted no decision yet on independence for the Samoan group and warned against overstepping authority. Separately, Lord Salisbury discussed a tripartite treaty for Samoa's neutrality and independence, while San Francisco reports outline available troop ships for potential Pacific needs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Navy Department
Evieg
Congress
Herbert
Ard
New Zealand
Samoa
Samoan Islands
Department of State
Povertonent
Apia
Sandwich Islands
United States
Germany
Great Britain
Department
Thut
Loxpox
Lord Salisbury
Baron Hatzfeldt
Prince Bismarck
England
America
British Foreign Office
Baron Batzfeldt
Berlin
San Francisco
Betwee
Australia
Spreckels Sauposs
Sateen
Perkins
Goodell, Perkins & Co
Pacific Coast Steamship Companies
Express Company Liability and Court Proceedings Report
In Westerly the National Niantic Bank sues Adams Express to recover value of a package entrusted for delivery to New York. The court notes a presumption of loss in absence of testimony and does not grant immediate judgment. government tests at Fort Lafayette report a 3100 yard range with 40 pound shots and 11 pounds of expended shot, while the Adams line reports a successful feat with minimal variation. Separate items include Rogers estate litigation in Boston with disputed paternity and a New Haven confession from Peter Coffey regarding a murder linked to prior cases, plus various crime and railway notices.
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Praovidence
National Niantic Bank
Westerly
Adams Express Company
Bank Dhe
New York
Eupreme
Pie Eckquantite Buh
Postywumd Frog
Plac
Fort Lafayetta
Geatrich
Lieutt Fiske
Shreeder
Capt
Zaleski
United States
Van Werth Belsam touted by Blanco druggists
Alexander Speer & Son, Blanco druggists, say Van Werth's Belsam is the best selling article they have ever stocked and gives general satisfaction. Williamson & Brown offer the product with trial size free.
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Texas
Alexander Speer & Son
Blanco
van Werth
Williamson & Brown
Harrison's Cabinet Predicted in Republican Era Forecast
Indianapolis dispatch details early cabinet speculation for President elect Harrison. Blaine likely secretary of state, Allison in treasury, Alger as war secretary, and Watsonaker or M. Miller tied to agriculture. Postmaster would go to Platt. Estee eyed interior. South and Pacific picks discussed amid party unity and future administration planning.
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Indianapolis
Cesar
Harrison
Samson Caury
Blaine
Bining
Minu
William G. Allison
Treasury
Allison
Alison
Senate
Ford
Berrigan
Chicago
Ss Alger
Michigan
John Waonamaker
Philadelphan
New York
Thomas C. Platt
Platt
Warner Miller
Department of Agriculture
Pacific
California
Oregon
Morris M. Estee
Estee
Interior Department
Tatthean Bassid
South
Li Goff
West Virginia
Wheeling
Powell Cleyton
Arkansas
Texas
Missouri
Logan H. Hanis
Little Hock
Powell Clayton
Alico
Ges. Clarkson
Tews
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Frederick City, MD
Frank T. Reqdes
Mayor's Offes
City Hall
George L. Stull
Lewis Braner’s
Bentz Street
Augustus L.eade
Ithe Rink
East Patrick Street
Order of
Frederick Cify
Agia
Ingisnemen Bie
Anders & Reif Sniders
Bureau OF Exchange
Mintuel Insurance Building
Frederick, Md
Wolff
Lhasa
Wolf
Uroeert
Dangers
Generstir
Wolef & Randolph
Eazneeena
Wen
Miler & Co
P. Pyter
Ayial —and
Cumberland
Baltimore
Eyken’s Valley
George's Gree
W. B. Shrimer
Auiller & CO. Ofice
E. Patrick
Watex Street
Fountain of BealeSen
Coast Golder
Callas
Pibsye
Psecetein
Orphans’ Court
Frederick Con Ris
Jacob Delp
Zete
Frecenck County
Ana C Delp
Executrix
Colton Dental*,” Association
Fayette Street
Frederick, Mp
Eappy
H. N. Etchison & Son
Washington Gossip
Calla
Connecticut
Enoch Arden
the News OF Europe
Endlums
Liverpool
Paovipexce
Supreme Court
William
Harris
Cheshire Railroad
Haris
National Dispatch
Winchendon
Worcester
Cheshire Road
New Castle
South Framingham
RicCaffrey
Dempees
Paiva Delrain
Dominick F
Sullivan
Mitchell
Dempsey
Kilain
Kilien
Queensberry
Jules McCaffrey
California Athletic Club
Golden Gate Club
Hainsworth
Projeers
Pittsburg Steel Castings Company
Whitney
Gervasy le
Firmsnare
Joseph Demmy
Policeman Miller
Rogers Cas
Henry
Mir Beach
Vuurk Hes
Jan Yi
Addams
Washinbon
Graham
Alert
Honolulu
Adams
Towanty
Aml
Mare Island
Peter Coffey
Coffey
Judse Blydenburgh
Coffer
Gallfero
Mason
Slason
Vic Leen
Cers
John Harrison
James
Tuni
Toronso
Jen
Meryaon Albert
Jacesox
Mich
Irving Lattimer
Justice Palmer
Mary H Lattime
Detroit
John S Clarkson
The
Voice Hay
Joan S. Clarkson
Atlanta
Mary Porter
Oglethorpe
Sre
Alrer
Frith Whaumaker
Miller
South and Pacific States
Schroeder & Heep
Center Market
Sats Mills
Center Market Place
Billfal
Freet
Nethioc
Perra, Lumber Company
Tebake
Butler
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