Maryland County Authorized to Subscribe to Turnpike Company Stock
Maryland legislation authorizes Frederick County to subscribe to remaining stock of a local turnpike company. If two thirds of capital stock is subscribed, county may buy remaining shares, issue bonds, and levy taxes to cover interest and principal. Road must be graded twenty feet wide with fourteen feet stone and nine inch depth.
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Cronin Camp Witnesses Reluctant Testimony In Trial
Andrew Foy, former Camp 20 member, testified about the Feb 8 meeting claiming Le Caron was paid by the executive to act as an informer with figures ranging from 8 000 to 25 000 dollars. Other Camp 20 members Burke O Sullivan Beggs and Cooney were named as present. The proceedings referenced spies in the camp and alleged embezzlement tied to the Cronin camp.
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England
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O'Sullivan
Cooney
Dan Coughlin
Michael Kelly
Michael J. Kelly
Beegs
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Spelman
Peoria
Lonzenecker
Fink Baker
Winnipeg
Meyer Will Contested by Insane Son and Restraining Relatives
In New Brunswick New Jersey on October 30 a compromise ends most challenges to Christopher Meyer’s will. Effie Meyer of New York and grand daughter Mrs Molite Resmbercer of California receive large sums and withdraw from the estate proceedings. The sole remaining contest is for Meyer's insane son Howard who is in an asylum. The amount to be distributed is not disclosed.
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New Brunswick
N. J
Christopher Meyer
Effie Meyer
New York
Molite Resmbercer
California
Howard
Mr. Harrison
WasitxeTon
Many Creditors Mourn Him in Milford Del
J Alexander Harris a Milford fruit and vegetable cannery partner disappears on Saturday leaving debts around $10,000 and a wife and four children. His former bookkeeper Mrs May Ellis, a 20 year old, is said to have eloped with him. they married in Philadelphia and set for Liverpool. Ransoms and searches underway as creditors and merchants in town face losses.
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Harris
Brotherhood Plans Cooperative Baseball League Across Cities
An authentic statement outlines a proposed Brotherhood of players and management forming a cooperative league. Directors would include equal stockholders and player representatives, with prize money scaled by club finish, aiming to align incentives and improve discipline.
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CLES ELAS
Albert L. Johneson
baseball brotherhood
Edward Hanlon
Ward
Pfeifer
Fogarty
Letalk
John Ward
Boston
Philadelphia
New York
Brooklyn
Reward Offered by U S Government for Jefferson Davis Capture
A reward listing from 1865 states a payment of two percent of the amount due to a donor named Lonore Tevermer of Conran B First Veconan cavalry for information leading to the capture of Jefferson Davis. The note appears in Histon and references a government offer for Davis.
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lonore Tevermer
Conran B
United States
Jefferson Davis
Monument to Rodney Unveiling Planned Amid Parade
A memorial dedication for Casar Hodney with a Philadelphia 1776 link, parade and speeches are planned at Deser. A Wilmington stonecutter faces delays, risking an unveiling after 10 o'clock. Foundation work proceeds and officials expect timely completion if the stone appears.
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Philadelphia
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Keyport Bank Authorized to Begin Business
The comptroller of the currency authorizes the People's National Bank of Keyport New Jersey to commence operations with a capital of eight hundred thousand dollars. Iron ring warrants see price advances in Glasgow as part of market activity.
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Glasgow
Parliaments, Davitt speeches, and global notices headlined in Oct
The report mentions Queen Victoria likely opening Parliament in February with arrangements for the ceremony. Michael Davitt resumes his speech before the Parnell commission in London, denouncing distortions in The London Times about Parnellism and crime. Other items note rumoured czar visits, London subway powers, Father McFadden’s court case, and various European events.
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