Court rulings and society notes from Chesapeake bay case and figures
The May 16 1883 issue reports the Maryland case on jurisdiction over shoals and federal rights to erect houses along coastlines, with citations to Jefferson improving and the Supreme Court. It notes comedian Joseph Jefferson recovering from glandular abscess and a Georgia Press Association meeting in Macon with officers and plans for a White Sulphur Springs excursion. The Stokes libel case ruling is summarized, and a Colonial Architecture collection is highlighted at the Enoch Pratt Free Library. Local sickness notes include Hannah Crimmins and Anthony Webster.
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Mever
Chesapeare Bay
Maryland
Supreme Court
Jurisdic “Haan
United States
Sucamorce
Jeferson
New York
Joseph Jefferson
Charles McBurney
Charles M Parker
Jefferson
Georgia Press Association
rSgacox
Georgia Press
Macon
HH. Cabaniss
Atlanta Journal
John Frip
Stokes
Cowrie
Brieror
Oakey Hall
William R. Martin
Lee
Adams
Wiliam E
Cowing
Enoch Pratt Free Library
Virginia
Boundary dispute over Maryland West Virginia line rekindled
A Maryland Maryland special reports the disputed boundary between Garrett County Maryland and Preston County West Virginia. The piece weighs potential gains if the Supreme Court fixes the boundary at the head of the South Branch of the Potomac, which would transfer Mineral Grant Randolph Hardy Pendleton Tucker and parts of Preston to Maryland and reshape political power. The article notes local residents face taxes in both states and seek a legal settlement.
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West Virginie
Oskhlend
New County
Allageny
Garrett
Garrett County
Maryland
West Virginia
Supreme Court of the United States
Fountain of the Potomac
Charles the First
Lord Baltimore
Preston County
W. Va
Deakins
Tao
Michier
United States Coast Survey
Virginia
Afaryland
Kittie
Mary- Jana
South Branch
Potomac
Mineral
Grant
Hardy, Pendleton
Randolph, Tucker and
Preston
West Virginia Central Railroad
Tucker
Randolph
West
Rail stocks fall as coal prices may drop soon
In New York and Philadelphia, coal stock prices slip amid weak sentiment toward the Restling coal combination. Lackawanna declines from forty to 1952 in four days, with other coal shares following similar downtrend. Analysts cite doubts over price maintenance and potential cuts in prices and freights as the cause.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Philadelphia
Lackawanna
Fortlea
Arrests Over Health Law Violation In Wolfsville District
Philip Baker of Wolfsville District was brought to town Issi night on a health law violation charge for placing the carcass of a dead horse in a tributary of the Tuscatora reservoir. He was bonded for action by the Grand Jury in August. Officers will rigorously enforce these laws. Baker was arrested by Constable Brengle on a warrant issued by Justice Eckstein.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philip Baker
Wolfsville
Issi
Tuscatora
Baker
Conatahie Brengle
Justice Eckstein
Young Man Accused in Five Dollar Mail Exchange Mixup
A young man with good manners offered to mail five dollars by exchanging five one-dollar notes. He gave four instead and fled to fetch the remaining dollar, leaving the letter holding the five-dollar sum with the victim. two envelopes were found open containing only a slip of paper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marsers An
Doller
Vic
An Old Time Receipt For Mad Dog Bite Cure
Washington county reports a surge of mad dog cases despite cold weather. A ver batim historic remedy from Leitersburg offers a beer decoction of chickweed herbs and threriacs venetian treacle with strict dosing for humans and animals, plus warnings on wound care, fasting, and post treatment cleanliness.
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Washington County
Nosh Shank
Leitersburg
Stops
Wm. Kreps
Broy
Schnebly
Venice
Marriage Licenses record for four couples
Abraham Greenwalt of Loudoun County Virginia wed Sarah Ann Milerly of near Brunswick. Frederick M. Boogle of Briddletown wed Amanda H A Heffner of Adamstown. Page of Frederick City and Anna Johnson of Washington City D C both colored.
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Abraham Greenwalt
Loudoun Co
Virginia
Sarah Ann Milerly
Near Brunswick
Frederick M. Boogle
Briddletown
Amanda HA. Heffner
Adamstown
Page
Frederick City
Anna Johnson
Washington City
D. C
Alumni Meeting Shapes Frederick College Graduation Plans
An informal Frederick College alumni gathering last evening completed the graduation committee’s program for next June. Several prominent speakers have been invited and a number of judges has been appointed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick College
Backey and Barrick Wedding Tonight at Centre MP Church
The wedding of Mr. D. H. Backey and Rechel Barrick will be held this evening at 6 o'clock in the Centre MP church at New London. The brief ceremony is expected to unite the young couple in matrimony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. H. Backey
Aisa
Rechel Barrick
New London
Social World Fifth Anniversary at Araby Woodwork Celebration
Mr and Mrs C E Best of Araby observe their wooden wedding anniversary with a 3 to 7 pm fete. The prose overflows with garbled moralizing and dubious health advice urging Hostetter s Stomach Bitters as a cure for liver congestion bile and headaches, claiming relief from a range of ailments and urging its use for fever and ague rheumatism and kidney trouble.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. E.T. Best
Araby
Wil
What Kind of Man a Woman Admires Says English Prize
An English magazine offered a prize for the best answer to what kind of man a woman admires. The winning portrait emphasizes uncommonness, self-direction, charm, and a determined, nonconformist character. It notes he is surrounded by male friends, not women, and perseveres despite setbacks. Hotel arrivals list numerous travelers from Baltimore to Washington.
The Gun That is Loaded
The article condemns pointing loaded or unloaded guns at people as dangerous and illegal, noting heavy penalties for firing or pointing a weapon in jest. It questions the excuse of not knowing a gun is loaded and warns of serious consequences from dangerous demonstrations.
Boy Rescued From Lock After Hat Blown Off
A boy, son of Grant Hawes of Brunswick, fell into the lock as his straw hat blew away. He nearly drowned until lock tender Mr Twig rescued him, pulling him to safety at the lock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wen
Grant Hawes
Brunswick
Mr. Twig
Pointer for Travelers Helps Altona Man Find Relief
Mr T J Richey of Altona Missouri suffered a violent illness with chaiera morbus while traveling. He visited a drug store and tried Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera and Diarrhea Remedy per the pharmacist's suggestion. The remedy gave immediate relief after a few doses and he reported complete recovery. Garrett & Pearce Drugs offer it for sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. J. Richey
Altona
Chamberlain
Garrett & Pearce
A Revolution In Eating With New Shortening CoTToLEene
A newly introduced vegetable shortening called CoTToLEene is praised for improving meals by avoiding greasy textures. It replaces lard and butter, offering color, flavor, and crispness without digestion issues. Corr0lene is highlighted for hygienic benefits and broad eating possibilities. Sold by leading grocers, produced by N. K. Fairbank Co. in Chicago and St. Louis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A N. K. Fairbank & CO
Chicago
ST. Louis
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Eaport
Pat Ramos Powpee Co
Wall St
TYE Daily News
Wiss Hannah Crimmins
Anthony Webster
Drayman E.or
Schroeder
East Patrick Street
Leon the
Ife
DR. Fahras Teethieg
Hareness
Jacobs OU
Orry Horn
G. G. Marsh
John Miller
A. S. Clark
Geo. H. Jackson
Wm. Appleworth
W. O’brien
F. W. McNeil
H. Gilentsmas
Conrad Yost
Baltimore
E.J. Croasmiy
Monroe
Chas
B. Scrow
W. B. Bittlager
Geo. Bauer
Phils
C.S. Seber
GA. Best
Edward Neiker
Mendelsohn
Lament Atgua
J. F. Esster
A.S. Duffer
Washington, D. C
M. Werant
Toledo
EL Jandorf
H Nelson
H. B. Philips
Columbia
J.F. Dulaney
Washington
T.G. Hoerner
Marrietta
Gnrorr House
J. Timmins
G. Alken
AlSherrystown
Huttie King
Ban
Tate Gare
B. McLoworn
Henderson
Tex
Tee Swirr Sreomas Co
Dtbom
Scott
Rcott & Bowne
ARES
Oflaeger
Erie Medical CO
Buffalo
Newey? Designs
Ei Patrick
Frederick, Md
Seaking & Faulticus Tees
Baltimore, Md
Rosaly EM. Remsburg
Excarstor
N. J. Wilson & Son
East Patrick ST
Orpher
Gautschi
Gautschi & Sons
Southern Lady
Chicago Lithograph CO
Gomplaintss Lama
DR. Sanden
P.inia
Wilkcom
Sree Setos
Bigen
Rerre Forvens Excegnes
Indi
Sgation
Merrons
Acation
Belz
Fonderia
Carrent
Sanden Electric Co
Ric
Broadway
Bartholomay
J A.C. Lipps
Col. W. Patrick
G. H. Sedgwick
Iron King
Frederick Stove
Thomas & Co
Steves
Marute
Xeller & de Lashmutt
Novicdtt
Orr
Parc
Rome
Edeal L R. Yeakle
Grand Rapids Furniture
Grand Rapids
Onur
W. H. B. Etchison
South Market &J
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