Baltimore Oriole festival to eclipse Mardi Gras in splendor
Baltimore prepares a grand City celebration in mid October with a three day festival featuring an Oriole pageant. planners expect a spectacular parade blending Mardi Gras elements with new design floats including Genius of America, a Queen of England tableau, Chinese emperor and three heralded floats connected by iron links and a faux sea. Chesapeake and Maryland tableau depicts local history and industry. Public displays, military and police parades, plus visits by French guests are planned.
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Chesapeake
Lord Baltimore
Yorktown Celebration Attracts Transit and Hospitality Support
The approaching Yorktown event draws rail and steamship firms into the project with plans to cut fares by half for the week. Hotels and restaurants are gearing up, following Baltimore sesquicentennial example for guest comfort and convenience.
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Orange tinted world appears over western Massachusetts
A dramatic if unverified account describes an orange and red atmospheric shift across western Massachusetts on Sept. 7. The glow darkened streets, lit businesses, and even gas flames and electric taps glowed blue or sulfurous.
Possible Baltimore Senate Bid Casts Shadow on City Politics
A Baltimore newspaper column says ex Gov Whyte may seek the U S Senate via a City Hall run and that Senator Gorman could back Bernard Carter, a local figure, creating a two rival Baltimore candidacies. The report asserts Carter would win if he entered, supported by Norman, with Eastern Share law unlikely to block his candidacy.
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Montiusa Onf Column and Voter Registration Notes
A mixed column discusses voter registration rules requiring personal appearance before district officers and the issuance of certificates only on personal or written order. It notes upcoming county convention ballots, party influence concerns, a Meury Wilson death creating a school board vacancy likely to be filled by a Republican, Elas W Williamson named as a candidate, and remarks on grain prices and crop shortages in Maryland including wheat, corn, and peaches.
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Drowning of Dr E L Wowanp at Baltimore wharf
Dr E L Wowanp a well known Maryland physician drowned at the Commercial wharf in Baltimore about noon Monday after going to board a tug to the Marine Hospital. He fell into the water while awaiting the tug and could not be helped. His death sent a wave of sorrow through the state and he was famed for devotion to his duties. The report also notes the President’s transfer from the White House to Elberon, Long Branch, with his pulse and temperature described after arrival and a later bulletin showing fluctuating but improving signs.
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