Albert H Gary Named as a Possible U S Presidential Candidate
A York report notes Albert H Gary chairman of United States Steel as a potential coalition candidate for president. The piece details Garys rise from lawyer to steel industry leader, his public stance on wage policy, and his role in organizing major steel companies.
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Albert H. Gary
United States Steel Corporate
United States
Gary
White House
Caesar Ol An
Nebraska
New Mamp
Vermont
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Dul Ace County
Superior Court of
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Ithe American Steel and Wire Comny
Judge Gary
States Steel Corporation
United States Steel
Charles M Wab
William E. Corey
Board of Actors
Wudee Gary
Chicago
New York
Wuyer
Rome
Frep
Gar Onley
Steel Trust
Hie
Ways and Means
House of Representaves
Manuctures
Elkton marriage ministers blamed in Elkton marriage boom
Annapolis reports Senator Williams introduced a Cecil County bill making it a misdemeanor for ministers or others authorized to perform marriages to accept fees or inducements to direct couples to wed. Elkton, long called Gretna Green, sees hundreds of marriages monthly. The measure targets pastors and others who profit from runaway couples, with fines up to 50 dollars and jail until costs are paid.
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Annapolis
Parsons
Elkton
Maryland
Gretna Green
Williams
Cecil County
Eugenia Kelly
New York
Wilmington
Del
Johnson & Johnson suit against Third National Bank dismissed
In Baltimore federal court the case Johnson and Johnson of New Brunswick against Third National Bank of Cumberland seeking 29849.97 was dismissed on an oral opinion by Judge John Rose. Benjamin A Faene of Cumberland was a key for the bank.
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United States District Court
Baltimore
Johnson & Johnson
New Brunswick
N. J
Third National Bank
Ofmberland
John Rose
Benjamin A. Faene
Cumberland
Special Waist Sale Promises Bargains at McMullen Bros
Advert reads Friday sale by McMullen Bros featuring ladies waists chiffon net waters and lingerie. Prices range from 60 cents to 5 dollars with discounts on several lines and a bay lot of waists offered. Also includes a help wanted notice seeking a young man 22 to 35 to solicit and collect for a house with salary and commission.
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McMullen Bros
Kiity
More Protection for Miners in Maryland Bill
Senator Zihlman proposes amending the Workmen's Compensation law to cover miners and their families injured or killed in shafts or entrances extending beyond Maryland. The bill clarifies applicability when the mouth of the shaft is in Maryland and workers are wholly employed in this state even if injury occurs outside state lines.
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Annapolis
Zihlman
Maryland
Continental Life Pays Prompt Claim After Chemist's Death
J W Christie a chemist for N G Taylor Co was killed January 10 and held a Continental Life policy via local rep Franklin W Kremer. Proofs of death reached the Home Office January 19 and the claim was paid that day.
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J.W. Christie
N. &G. Taylor Co
Franklin W. Kremer
Home Office
Pillars of society at Sing Sing prison
Backstage Albany N Y Jan 20 George w Kirchwey reform warden quotes convicts as pillars of society listing Louis Harris Henry F Newell James E Brackett Le Mayer David Mayer Harold Rich and Max Minsky with notes on their crimes and sentences The piece ends noting difficulty of becoming a pillar of society and includes a political advertisement by Joseph Irwin France for the Republican U S Senate nomination in Maryland urging direct voter contact and issues discussion.
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Sing Sing
Kirehney
Louis Harris
Elmira Reformatory
Henry F. Newell
Elmira
Deer Inland
Massachusetts
James E. Brackett
Max Minsky
United States Senate
Baltimore City
Ninth Body Recovered From Kanawha Wreck
The body of a white man believed to be W L Hoblitzell Sr of Washington DC was found near Parkersburg after the Kanawha packet wreck. This marks the ninth body recovered since the disaster as searches resumed.
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Parkersburg
W. Va
W. L. Hoblitzell, Sr
Washington, D. C
Executor uncovers hidden gold in coal bin in Maryland
In Hagerstown on January 20, Samuel J. Hammond, executor of Frisby Dowd of Keedysville, found a small tin can under a coal bin with between 600 and 700 dollars in gold. Healso located Dowd’s will, revealing the estate to be divided equally among his three sisters Elizabeth Hammond, Catherine Poffenberger, and Amanda Miller.
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Hagerstown
Frisby Doub
Keedysville
Samuel J. Hammond
Dowdb
Cattle Disease Hits Lewisburg Area
W F Boone and several local farmers report 16 cattle dead from hemorrhagic septicemia. Dr G A Revercomb and U S veterinarians vaccinated other herds. disease appears under control. Advertiser offers cash for discarded false teeth at Box 491. City.
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Lewisburg
W. Va
W. F. Boone
G. A. Revercomb
United States
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Prom Ohio Wreck
Cumberland Laundry
N. Mechanic St
Holtzman’s
Wiesel
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Cumberland, MD
Cyril B. Geare
Seaver and Geare
Buick
Glisan
Campobello
Third National Bank Building
Edison Electric Ill. Co
North Liberty
Hummelshime Dental Offices
Frederick Street
New Universities Dictionary
J. H. Holzshu & CO
Goa
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