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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Sep 09, 1893
Page
8
The coroner’s inquest concludes Eden Howland, a bridegroom, died by accidental drowning shortly before his wedding. The page also notes two men killed by a express train near Leppaca station, the end of a print works restart, and various public notices including postmaster appointments in several states.
The Independent Hose Company met last night to act on a committee report about excursion rates to Washington D C for the centennial cornerstone event on the 18th instant. The committee’s report was not acted upon.
An 1776 map outlines the then boundaries from New York to Georgia and Florida to Louisiana with Quebec claiming vast areas. The article notes widespread corn harvests, with recent storms flattening crops and causing a light yield across many regions.
A cautious study of nervous disorders and their dangers. The piece cites Dr. Franklin Miles and his Restorative Nervine as a cure, with testimonials from patients like Alonzo Barker and Mrs. Mary W Sowell. It warns that neglect and false remedies worsen outcomes and urges seeking intelligent treatment.
President Henry G. Davis of the West Virginia Central Railroad visited Hancock to inspect towpath prospects for a canal extension route. He also examined the Berme route surveyed earlier and noted the likelihood of legislative action by canal supporters. Progress on water works continues in Maryland towns while survey teams pause. An Indian curiosity near Monterey, Pa, reportedly a corn milling site, attracts attention for an eventual museum display. Augustus Boteler leaves for Williamsport, Md.
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