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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Oct 21, 1889

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Maryland Act Authorizes County Stock in Turnpike Golds

Section one allows Frederick County to subscribe to the remaining three-fifths of turnpike capital after two-fifths are sold. It requires grading a twenty foot road with stone and mandates publication and legislative approval. Section two lets the county issue bonds to cover stock and interest, with taxes levied for payments. Section three states the act takes effect upon passage, approved April 4, 1888.

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Capital City Chat Organization of the House

Washington diary reports mixed optimism on the next Congress speakership between Reed and McKinley with Burroughs and Cannon on the ground. Maj. Carson claimed near-certain clerkship. sergeant at arms and other offices contested. Major policy topics include tariff trusts civil service laws interstate commerce education and subsidies, with Dolp, Browne, and Hitt offering varied forecasts.

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Miller family marriage spawns a tangle of in laws

A New York obituary item recounts Henry Miller a shoemaker whose four wives died in childbirth and whose mother in law became his wife creating a networks of step siblings and aunts. The piece notes his four daughters survive and are linked as cousins and steprelatives. Also covered are legal notices a fraud case with Dan Rice and a mine explosion in Arkansas a jail witness list for Hillman execution and several other brief items from Oct 21.

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Beattlee Horror and Parnell Inquiry Drag on

Lexpos and Langton report a Beattlee mine rescue flop as miners refuse to descend for bodies amid a raucous coroner dispute over jurisdiction. In Loxnox a Parnell commission resumes, seeking missing league bonds from Henry Campbell with officials claiming new evidence and witnesses ready.

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Eel Eradication Efforts Fail To Curb Nuisance In Wycombe River

Baltimore reports of a state program to eradicate eels from the Wycombe river, with 70 eels captured and paid for, yet inspectors say the nuisance persists. Eels ranged from two feet to an inch, shipped to crab bait points. officials note no spawn found and contest rising prices rumors while other items cover murders, deaths, and disasters across New York and Wisconsin.

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Fragmented 19th century notices mix politics and events

A garbled collection of brief items includes petitions to Congress by revenue service members, a mixed Episcopal prayer-book vote, potential resignations and appointments, rumors of European and colonial affairs, cholera worries in Russia, and local political maneuvering. The text blends names, places, and dates with uncertain details.

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Last Sad Rites for Gen Hartranft in Norristown

The body of Gen. Hartranft was moved from his West Main residence to the courthouse for public viewing and state funeral rites. A detailed procession will form at 2 o clock with veterans, bands, and military units, followed by a solemn service at the cemetery with taps and a thirteen-gun salute.

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