From The Sun Dec. 3-9, 1845Dec. 3: On Monday, in the...

From The Sun Dec. 3-9, 1845

Dec. 3: On Monday, in the vicinity of this city, we are told, ice made to the thickness of two inches in some of the ice ponds.

Dec. 8: The Omnibuses -- These vehicles are great conveniences -- we have said so before and we say so still.

From The Sun Dec. 3-9, 1895

Dec. 4: That woman is entitled to the privileges of the ballot according to a proper interpretation of the Constitution of the United States, was the firm conviction of those who last night attended the opening session of the fourth annual convention of the Maryland Woman's Suffrage Association.

Dec. 6: Already the shopping districts have begun to take on a holiday aspect strongly suggestive of the approaching Christmas tide.

Dec. 9: The cases against Alexander Fell Brown, the youthful "fire bug" of Towson, were disposed of on Saturday and the boy is now in the House of Refuge.

From The Sun Dec. 3-9, 1945

Dec. 3: The Governor's Commission on Problems Affecting the Negro Population yesterday recommended to Governor O'Conor the appointment of county committees to study local conditions of colored people.

Dec. 8: All reservations on the Baltimore and Ohio and Pennsylvania railroads and practically all seats on airplanes leaving Baltimore are sold out for the holiday travel period, spokesmen for the various companies reported yesterday.