Two New 13,000-Ton Battleships Join British Fleet
London reports Admiralty says two new 13,000-ton battleships, the Anson and Howe, are at sea with the Fleet. Anson has engaged a German scout plane and tested armament as Britain boasts restored fleet strength to 15 battleships and battle cruisers.
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London
Admiralty
Arctic
Russia
Tirpitz
Anson
Howe
Britain
A. V. Alexander
H. R. G. Kinahan
C. H. Woodhouse
Woodhouse
Ajax
River Platte
Admiral Graf Speede
Kinahan
West Indies
Alexander
Baron Anson
Quiberon Bay
Lnvasion
Earl Howe
Armor Details of Warship Described in Fragment
The fragment notes a warship with a 16 inch thick waterline belt and heavy deck armor. It mentions improved air attack protection and elaborate subdivision within the armor scheme.
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Piers For New Bridge Not Damaged By Flood
Piers for the new bridge across the Potomac at Sandy Hook survived the flood, though the long wooden work bridge, some archery and tool houses were washed away. Heavier equipment had been moved to higher ground. Six houses at Harpers Ferry were destroyed, and Shepherdstown residents relied on a Weletwae lane pumping station after it failed. The Millville power plant in Wya was knocked out and two rows of two story houses were submerged.
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Potomac River
Sandy Hook
Harpers Ferry
Shenandoah Street
Shenandoah River
Shepherdstown
Weletwae Lane
Millville
Salve Ad Starts Amid Stiff Neckache Relief Claim
A short ad-like fragment markets a salve said to relieve muscle aches. It mentions a mutton fat base and stainless Panotro with a 254 unit double supply phrasing.
Proclamation of Maryland Proposes Constitutional Amendments
The document outlines proposed amendments from the 1841 General Assembly and details publishing requirements for voter ballots. It includes a mandate to publish proposed amendments in multiple newspapers and describes the process for adoption or rejection by Maryland voters.
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Tate of Mary
Msecite A . Ie Tt
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Brassard
Baltlore
General Assembly
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Thareot
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Tate
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Wald
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Marin
Legislative Department
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Marshand
Marsland
State of
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Surente
Baltimore City
Lay
Jeremie
Cowra
Euall
Maryland constitutional amendments on judicial appointments and juvenile courts
Fragmented legislative text outlines proposed constitutional amendments affecting judicial selection in the seventh circuit, county residency rules for judges, compensation, and the creation of Juvenile Courts in Maryland cities. The long draft covers how elections, residency, and certification would shape the judiciary and related offices.
Proclamation Requires Publication For State Constitution Vote
A historic proclamation from the Maryland General Assembly orders publication in at least two newspapers per county to announce the November 1432 election. The measure details posting timelines, publication scope, and voter access for the constitutional vote.
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