Venezuelan crisis prompts coalition talk and post office notes
Editorial notes discuss Venezuela after Fort San Carlos bombardment, noting allied reactions to equal treatment proposals, possible tensions with Germany and Britain, and the US stance. The piece also covers rural free delivery box debates, hospital expenditures at Springfield State Hospital for the Insane, and the Threshermen's National Protective Association’s rise amid farm threshing shifts.
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Fort San Carlos
France
Germany
Great Britain
Italy
Venezuela
United States
England
Belgium
Spain
Holland
Norway
Sweden
Denmark
Pension and bounty plan for Lincoln freed slaves drives debate
A bill proposes cash bounties and monthly pensions for ex-slaves freed by Lincoln's proclamation. Benefits scale by age from 50 to over 70, with relatives eligible for payments. Vermont residents backed prohibition by about 1,600 in a 60,000 vote. Dover reports J Edward Addicks withdrew from the Senate race, leaving Regulars to consider electing two Republicans without Addicks.
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Day
Lincoln
Vermont
Dover
J. Edward Addicks
Addicks
Prices and plans from Utah farm and state notes
Farmers expect strong tomato prices with eight dollars per ten. Caroline’s canneries brace for big business as county agriculture holds a leading position. Utah designates Health Day for statewide cleanup. Horses and mules head to South Africa, with standard animals at 170. Maryland dominates 1902 tomato pack. Annapolis to host an engineering station at 400000 dollars, funded by Congressman Madd. Baltimore Democrats eye mayoral edge ahead of fall campaign.
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Caroline
South Africa
Annapolis
Madd
the Sun
United States
Thak Fun
Throuphout
Europe
China
Philippines
Porto Rico
Cuba
Tve
Washington
New York
Tux Lux
Baltimore
Norfolk
Charleston
Chicago
Philadelphia
Feader
Sun
Mail
The
DaiLy Sun
Bexpay Sun
Weekly Sun
Notable Early Leaders Honored in Maryland History
The Easton Star-Democrat recalls John Hanson and Charles Carroll as pivotal early leaders. Hanson, first President of the United States in Congress assembled, retired from public life to serve duty and home, while Carroll's long service backed Maryland’s path to a union and constitution. The piece notes Warfield’s likely support in the State Convention and reports Adams & Peters purchasing timber near Anderson town.
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John Hanson
United States
Congress
Pew
Philip Thomas
Frederick
Charles Carroll
Maryland
Senate of
Senate
Talbot
Warfield
Easton
Escape and recapture of insane murderer Platt near Farnhurst
A report details the escape Sunday evening of William Platt alias Waite, an insane patient from Farnhurst State Hospital after being found to have smallpox at Emergency Hospital. Authorities pursued him. he was recaptured Monday night near Middletown and returned to Farnhurst. The article also lists names of local teachers and staff from several schools and mentions local business and postal route notes.
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Springfield State Hospital For Insane
Sykesville
Baltimore City
Clark
Watte
Wm. Platt
Waite
Caroline
Elmer Collins
Georgetown
Farnhurst
Platt
Hancker
Insane Hospital
Blackburn
Middletown
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National Treasury
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