Congress and Maryland Legislature Air Conflict and Bills
The United States Senate discussed Mr Butler's emigration plan while the House clashed over roll-call quorum actions. Maryland Senate and House debated tax policies, holidays, canal receivership, local bills for towns like Lonaconing, and schools including Piney Point and St John's College.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NATIONAL CONGRESS
United States Senate
Afr
Vance
Senate
Butler
United States
Hampton
House
Meknier
MARYLAND ASSEMBLY
Senate of Maryland
Allegany
Garrett
Hegany
oreizn
Baltimore
Manual Training School
Massey's Hall School
Garrett county
Senate viii
Washington
Capitol street
zon
Maryland
Congress
Granville B. Rider
House of Delegates
Baltimore city
liv
Southern Land and Silk Association
State Normal School
Lailies’ Confederate Aid Association
Lonaconing
Hagerstown
St. Joseph's House of Inclusive
Piney Point
St. John’s College
Local Necrology and Minstrel Notes from 1889 November
November necrology list recalls numerous local deaths with ages and places including Montevue Hospital and Baltimore. The column also reviews the latest American minstrel show by A G Field Co with acts Louis Kerr Boston Band and Carmellix grinders, plus regional market notes from Baltimore and Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dan Bryant
Nelse Seymour
Sau
Sharply
George Chrisi
Field & Col
A. G. Field & Co
Louis Kerr
Boston
America
Al G. Field & Co
Weather and notices from District of Columbia edition
The District forecast calls for fair weather with easterly winds turning southerly and slightly warmer. Storm signals shown at Milwaukee Grand Haven and watchful signals at Wood's Hall Narraganset Section Next OTE Section. Will filed for George Cramer in Orphans Court. John Brown relic pike shown in Boston office. Real estate transfers listed for Staley Guthrie Reich Mentzer Baile Bell and others. Advertisement touts English Remedy for lung threats with a free sample bottle and guarantee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District of Columbia
Milwaukee
Grand Haven
Wood's Hall
Narragansets
NextOTE
ewis M. Staley
Jounis P. Staley
Guthrie
Oliver J. er
enjemin F. Reich
Maryick
Frederick clir
enrichia Mentzer
Laura C. Stiner
esse Baile
Lewis H. Bell
MISS BISLAND ARRIVES AFTER GLOBE-TRAVEL RECORD
Elizabeth Bisland arrives on the Cunard steamer Bothnia after a 76 day 16 hour voyage around the world from West to East. She trails Nellie Bly by 1 day 37 minutes and faces rough seas and limited rail connections. Her mother and sister greet her on the dock as she reflects on the journey and challenges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Ian
Cunard
Bothnia
Elizabeth Bisland
Nellie Bix
Atlantic
Havre
County Board Appoints Supervisors for County
The county board appointed a list of road supervisors and named qualified workers. Names include Jas King Angelberger Samuel Earlinger W E man C Keyser A Wach er C J Stup Jos Engle Eli Wolfe David Main Jacob Main Daniel McKenzie and others. Jacob Dinterman Mt Pleasant G W Brandenberg Hanvers James D Hare Jefferson CG Sauerwein Samuel Eariv Tuscarora.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
board of County Commissioners
county
Theve
Jas, King and Angelberger
Samuel Earlgerwein
W. Eman
C. Keyser
waHW A. Wacher
C. J. Stup
Parsons
Jacob Dinterman
Mt. Pleasant
W. Brandenberg
Hanvers
James D. Hare
Jefferson
CG. Sauerwein
Samuel Eariv
Tuscarora
First Symptoms of Death and Blood Poison Elixir
Describes tiredness fever and body pains as early signs of poisoned blood. Claims Dr. Acger's English Blood Elixir removes mercurial or syphilitic poisons. Sold with a guarantee by J. A. Williamson, druggist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Acger
J. A. Willamso
drazimsi
Atlanta
Mozier
H. Marley
West Virginia Central Railway finances and state politics
The item notes the West Virginia Central Railway controversy ongoing, reports the line’s last year earnings of £214,003 with a £392,188 balance, and mentions a Virginia Senate vote 13 to 14 engrossing a bill to permit women to practice law. It also lists various regional events and notices across Maryland and nearby states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Virginia Central Railway
Mosby
Payne
Lynchbore
Virginia Senate
West Virginia Central and
Pittsburg Railway Company
United States Circuit Court
Norfolk
MARYLAND
George W. Phillips
Cambridge
Baltimore city
Baltimore
Cumberland
Aix
Alonzo Lilly
Easton Bank
Mary Buckcher Thruston Randolph
Bishop Randolph
Warren P_ Wade
Malcom
Charles county
Henry Shreve
Easton
Davidson
Fruit Growers’ Convention
Chestertown
Washington and Annapolis News Roundup
In Washington last night a charity ball shone brightly. Senator Gorman’s harbor bill faces uncertain fate while Judge Taft is nominated for solicitor general. Annapolis reports Mrs Jackson’s reception well attended and plans for bills on foreign corporations and public works debated. Notices warn about medicinal elixirs and patent pills with various health claims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WASHINGTON
Wm. H. Taft
Ohio
Gorman
Commissioner of Pensions Room
Samuel R. Hearer
Maryland
United States Senate
District of Columbia
NNAPOLIS
Jackson
Annapolis
Woolford
Richard H. Eden
The Weekly News classifies as Western Maryland’s progressive journal
The issue touts compact news and eager advertising from Mullinix Kemp and Roderick’s Liniment to notices and sales. Administratrix notices, rentals, wanted ads, and various sales promote local business. items include Oyster and Meat Supper, For Rent, and Best In the United States watches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland
Tor News
Mullinix
Kemp Roderick
Liniment
Milton Burke
D. C. Wilcoxon
Washington Life Ins. Co
Thomas 8
Lipps
C. C. Cartr
Charles YW. Quynn
G. J. Doll & Son
Jol Hendrickson
McKenna & Thomas
Scientific Fire Fighting Tactics for City Fires
A Spectator article excerpt argues for controlling air flow during fires to limit spread. It cites Boston’s fire and mines as examples, recommending asbestos curtains, ventilation shutdowns, and carbon dioxide smothering to confine flames while firefighters secure adjacent property.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spectator
Boston
spesh
Calumet & Hecta
snl
Seffernon Jottings from Jeffexson Jan 30
Miss Cline returns to Myersville after weeks with relatives. Nettie Keesler visits Washington DC. An experience meeting at M E church replaces a sermon with remarks on Chirint and delay. Rev Price delivers sermons and fosters converts. Mr Steiner and Albert Bros Bal Timer visit, taking orders for a form. Fence work around a house by Mr HOC Bher nears completion. Services planned at M P hand Lutheran churches with Sunday schools at 9 am. Laura continues attendance plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seffernon
Jeffexson
Price
Wrr
Steiner
Albert Bro
HOC Bher
M. P. hand Lutheran
Keran
M. E
The Maryland Canal’s Final Chapter Draws Near
The Maryland press outlines the canal’s decline, court action, and possible reuses by private interests as creditors press forward. A Baltimore Sun note covers Brazil’s provisional republic recognition and U.S. stance. Baltimore Monthly reflects on the shooter case and liquor policy debates. consensus favors high license to boost revenue and curb dives, urging swift legislature passage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore Zirabid
Marghined
Court of Equity
District of Columbia
Circuit Court
Hacerstown
iron horse
frefht
Baltimore Sun
ald
United States
South America
da Fanseen
Morzin
Senate
Haine
Baltimore
Marv
David Alexander
Bishop Whitaker
Philadelphia
Alexander
Accidents Report From Maryland Area
A series of injuries and a fatality are reported across towns near Walkersville Jefferson Mechanicstown and Hanover. Individuals include Mrs Durborow Miss Sue Marlow and Mr E Heindle with causes ranging from falls from a Mustang to a train collision on the Western Maryland line. Heindle dies at about age 50 leaving a wife and daughter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Leatherman
EL Jerton
Jacob Holtz
Ohio
this county
Catherine Henshaw
Rocky Springs
Mary T. Houck
Emmitsburg
James T. Brown
Govanstown
Baltimore county
New Market
J. D. Keogle
Middletown
Richard R. Buckey
Fohnarile
everl
James Bowers
B.& O. avenue
Milliard F. Montgomery
Temnsrile
irs
Laura V. Gittinger
Thomes C. Giténger
Baltimore
Samuel Geisbert
Creagerstown
John Skeggs
Monrovia
Van B. Osler
Birely & Osler
Mechanicstown
TAD FALE
Sue Marlow
Durborow
Jefferson
Maryland
E. Heindle
Greenidge
Hanover
The Strange and Curious Tales from a Drowned Rescue
A boy saves James Knight, 12, from drowning after a fall through ice as Churchill steadies him with a hockey stick and brings aid. A curious Petersburg tale claims a Polish princess endures hauntings and must stage an exorcism every three days. Chinese field workers grind grasshoppers into medicine. An Indiana farmer shoots a giant eagle, weighing 104 pounds, then shares trophies. An Atlanta man recalls three successive obituaries and Civil War service with General Custer and the Seventh Cavalry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Knight
Churchill
Holman
Ind
Thomas Howell
John Kane
Heawes
Africa
fulio wine
almcking Frowell
Howell
United States
Atlanta
New York
sid
ALbert Darnity
Cleveland
the
Kimball
benial
Custer
Second Ohio Cavalry
Richmond
Dinwiddle Court Flouse
Five Forks
Sailors’ Creek
Appomattox
United States Cavalry
great plains
Washita
Murat Halstead
Cincinnatti
Cincinnati
Also Mentioned on This Page
Parrish Baking POwder
PARRISH
ABSOLETELY PERE
ABSOLETELY
PARRISH BAKING POWDER CO
Furst
ALTL. Straus & Sons
CONGRESS AND LEGISLATURE
Philip Butler
Montevue Hostal
Julie McDew
Edward McIntire
Thomas Hu
Suh
William Arnold
altimore
LAL Bushey
ely Charles A. Felsley
Shotts City
Daniel Fe
t John Rolling
Monteruei Hospital
Maggie Nicodemus
Fremont
Nebraska
John Smith
Mery A. Hoskins
George Hoskins
daugster
Thos. Morgan
Hugh M. Gatchell
Baltinore
Elizabeth FE. White
Mi. Pleasant
New Macket
Montevne Hospital
K steamer
finn southern
Pennsylvania
Liverpool
Cork
Virginia
Baltimore and Ohio
Northern Central
consolidated cas
Chicago
FEI
SURNITore FURNITURE
CANVEGRE TORE INTTORE
HOWARD STREET
Farette
N. HOWARD
Farene
AGL
N. HOWARD STREET
Fayette
BALTIMORE, MD
THE NEWS
Wm. L. Rice
Lewistown
Maggie
Fitch
Mr. Pleasant
George Cramer
Orphans Court
M.E. Meyers
this iyries
Mixee Hotel
Washingon, D.C
John Brown
Wade
commonwealth
Lewis Harden
J. ULamgon
MISS BISLAND
Edward Baxter Perry
Mass
Frederick “Female Seminary
Yeakle’s
Cleveland Leader and Herald
Taneytown
TAANEYTOWN
Mig Mary Elliot
Hazerstown
Mirs
Robert Thompson
Mar- Metta
Rosa Long
Littlestown
Fanny Thompson
Benicn Brnning
Walters
Wm. T. Walters
Miss Garrett
Broa Mawr School for Girls
Mary Elizabeth Garrett
Mary M. Gwinn
E. Tabor K King
Julie Rebecca Rogers
Martha Carer
Thomas Bren
John Friese
Mies Georvin V. Stone
Business Mens’Association
Grange hall
Hood
Lowell
Ewe
Vulcan
ALG, Quinn & Co
THE MARYLAND PRESS
Walkersville
Ervin Ashbaugh
AFM. Brown
Ladiesburg
St. Petersburg
beki
Russian Empire
China
Fudze Alver
Cushwa
oCov
Kerry
Bucklen
Joseph Ins
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!