Death of Senator Gorman prompts nation mourns loss
United States Senator Arthur P. Gorman died at his Washington home after a five month illness from heart trouble. He had rallied weeks earlier but suffered tachycardia and a final collapse. Survived by a widow and six children, his death ends a lengthy Maryland political career known for strong leadership and party influence. Funeral was simple, with burial plans pending family choice of lot.
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Maryland Editorial Notes and Political Calls
A Maryland newspaper column quotes Senator Rayner attacking government subsidies and protected interests, calls for restoring a Maryland Senate seat to the Eastern Shore, notes Maryland’s anti narcotic law effective June 1, and criticizes railroad graft while highlighting oyster culture potential and speculation on General L Victor Baughman succeeding Senator Gorman.
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Devoe Paint Ad Promises Cheap Yet Lasting Finish
A private letter advises on cheap yet good looking painting. It extols Devoe as the cheapest long lasting option compared to lead and oil or other paints, asserting Devoe goes farther and costs less. The firm Fr. W. Devore & Co. of New York and Smith & Walls of Denton Md. are named as sellers.
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