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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Aug 02, 1908

Page

9

First Census of 1790 Maryland Heads of Families Published

The census bureau has printed a volume listing heads of Maryland families from the 1780 first census. The project, funded by Congress, covers New Hampshire Vermont Maryland, with other states partially transcribed. The work notes the challenges of counting free white males and the religious objections some held to enumeration.

Census Bureau Congress Maryland New Hampshire Vermont Republic United States Connecticut Delaware Georgia Kentucky Maine Massachusetts New Jersey New York North Carolina Penn- Rhode Island South Carolia Virginia Tennessee Sarah Leovert Beall Bealé Magruder Howard Schley Doubtléas Richard Carvel Carrolls Clagetts Charles Carroll Ann. Arundel County Edélen Peter Ridgely Alse Ridgway Somerset County

Ghost in the house haunts Oxceola Street family

Residents report a mysterious intruder that moves furniture and utensils without warning. Mrs. Korster and her 4 year old nephew are blamed for supernatural powers as neighbors observe clocks tilting, a red mirror cover, a meal eaten by an unseen guest, and items rearranged nightly on Oxceola Street, attracting a crowd.

Weny Wiliam Vorster Oxceola Street Korster Asia

Auto hits rattlesnakes on road to Greystone

In a Bronx bound auto driven by J B Spencer of Philadelphia, with Leroy and Mrs Ames Miss Ames and John Watkins aboard, a line of rattlesnakes on the road near Greystone caused the car to strike them. Fragments and snake parts were scattered inside the vehicle and on passengers as they halted.

Auto Waterbury Dispatch New York Leroy B. Ames Battler Sover

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