Smith Seeks Re election in Maryland for U S Senate
John Walter Smith, U S Senator, declares candidacy for re election to the Senate. He defends his record on tariffs and lumber votes, denounces opponents, and pledges to uphold Democratic policies, aiming to unite Maryland Democrats and support President Wilson's agenda. He cites direct election support and Lorimer votes, and asserts commitment to South interests and party unity.
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Report of Condition OF In Maryland State Close of Business Feb 4 1913
Report of the condition of the bank in Maryland at close of business on February 4 1913 detailing loans and discounts overdrafts banking house furniture and fixtures due from banks and bankers reserve currency and coin cash items and deposits including demand time and savings plus certificates of deposit bills payable and other items. J Robert Jarrell Jr cashier swears the figures are true to the best of his knowledge and belief. Luther Bennett notary public witnesses sworn statement on February 7 1913.
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Caroline
J. Robert Jarrell, Jr
Robert Jarrell, JR
Luther Bennett
E. Williamson
Shrenanal Institution
G. E. Williamson
J. W. Payne
A Maryland Lumberman Chooses Integrity Over Demagoguery
The speaker discusses how voting for the Davis or Johnston amendments would have allowed him to gain political credit while harming his conscience. He notes free lumber was not possible and that the move would mislead the public, but he chose to resist the easy path to popularity and remained false to his principles.
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Maryland
Cotlard
The Master of Julia Adams
A narrator details his unrequited pursuit of Julia Adams, her engagement to Frank Digby, and his own scheme to win her by outperforming Digby. He recounts Edith Martin's gossip, Julia's clashes over independence, a dramatic flour incident, and his eventual marriage proposal after misjudging the dynamics of control in romance.
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Julian
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Julia
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Herod
Automobile aids in keeping engagements says Mrs Chuggins
A Chicago News quip notes an automobile helps keep engagements by enabling excuses. Mrs Chuggins suggests it even allows one to explain all failures by claiming the car broke down, highlighting a humorous take on punctuality and credibility.
The Scared One discovery under the bed
A fragment from Meggendorfer Blatter presents a dark exchange where an Aunt and Niece discuss a man found under the bed and the desperate cry for help. The scene suggests a gothic or eerie vignette with a confrontational turn and implied danger.
Proverb Humor Turns On Domestic Quips and Fate
A compact quotation driven note features a Boston Transcript joke about a wife doing fancy work when husband is late, followed by a German proverb about Providence not helping when one leaps into a well. The items illustrate folk wit and cross cultural proverbs.
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