Fight One Party State
Maryland Republicans plan to test the Annapolis registration law and the Straits constitutional amendment in federal court to block disfranchisement of Black voters. Bonaparte, Gans, Baetjer and Hanna lead the effort with Taft and the Republican National Committee backing the challenge as they push to mobilize national figures for the campaign. An old civil war era hiding tunnel story in the same piece adds a local historical note from an Annapolis house.
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The
Tribune
Baltimore
Bonaparte
Maryland
United States
Gery
Annapolis
United States District Court
Taft
Republican National Com
Hanna
Republican State Committee
John Wirt Randall
United States Supreme Court
Shell
Polis
Edgar H. Gans
Edwin J. Baetjer
Gans
Democratic
New Orleans
South
Republican Committee
Vanity and the Teeth
A Philadelphia Record item depicts a dentist telling a trembling patient that upper teeth are fixed. The dentist attributes female courage to vanity, noting women fear less than men and will seek treatment to preserve appearance. A woman is urged to return in a week for impressions.
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Market Street
Scauss
Philadelphia
Mine Hospitals and the Anthracite First Aid Rooms
A Philadelphia Ledger examination of the 1901 Pennsylvania Act on mine first aid finds that company hospitals established under the law exceed legal requirements. These facilities feature simple, durable equipment, movable beds, stretchers, and basic medical supplies. Underground hospitals are heated by steam or electricity with hot and cold water, whitewashed walls, and clean floors, reflecting pride in safety and care.
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Pennsylvania
Philadelphia Ledger
Remarkable Missouri Wartime Retreat House
A weathered low house built near the Missouri River south of Saline County gathers attention. Erected by Willem H. Lewis and family in the early 1800s, it began as a four room log structure and later gained weatherboarding and additional rooms as sawed lumber became available. The site sits on the Petitessants plains, named by early French settlers, with exploration and trade linked to Saline County.
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Missouri River
Saline Weg
Grend Pess
Petitessants
Willem H. Lewis
Saline County
Private Family Home Near Manhattan Offers Suburban Comfort
Northwest Manhatten area near the subway offers a beautiful home for a couple or two gentlemen. Large piazzas and lawns provide outdoor space with weekly rents of 220 for one or 25 dollars for two. References required. address listed as Wert 126th.
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Manhat
Sunday sport and the royal stance on recreation in 1618
The Dundee Advertiser recounts how James I declared lawful Sundays recreations to include archery and other exercises, arguing their aim was to aid Catholics wary of ministers and to maintain a ready warlike population. It notes the vicar of Newnham Paddox criticizing Lord Denbigh for rifle range practices on Sundays.
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Newnham Paddox
Worcestershire
Lord Denbigh
Charles I
Canterbury
James I
Scotland
Lancashire
James
Christendom
Dundee Advertiser
Garden and Truck Farm Aboard Hamburg Line Steamer
The Hamburg-American Line adds a sun deck greenhouse and on board gardener to the Keiserin Auguste Victoria. Flowers, strawberries, mushrooms, lettuce and greens are grown aboard and served directly from the ship farm to the table as part of a luxury-focused plan for passenger comfort.
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Boston Transcript
Dream of a Dogless Baltimore City
Opinion in The Sun contemplates a dogless city for Baltimore arguing dogs need outdoor space and freedom. It weighs human and canine happiness and suggests a dogless future may please many residents and dogs alike.
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Baltimore
Marshal of Police
the Sun
Marshal Farnan
Baltimore Sun
Quiet Cotton and Coffee Markets Report in New York
New York June 12 1969 cot ton market quiet with fluctuating but narrow changes amid weekend hedging and favorable weather. Liverpool reports show steady futures and mixed export and stock figures while coffee edges higher on near positions before week end cover.
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New York
Cotion
Manchester
Lancashire
Mississippi River
Texas
Florida
Liverpool Weekly
Cotton Exchange
Liverpool
Fces
Jundiahy
Interior Santos Ts
Rao Paulo
Wheat and commodity prices on New York Produce Exchange
Prices quoted show flour and rye flour steady to dull while cornmeal, bag meal, and feed stay steady. Wheat futures fall on bearish West crop news with July around 122 1 2 cents and December near 112 cents. cash markets mixed amid light receipts and strong bears in Chicago and London sugar firmer in offshore markets.
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Kansas
New York Produce Exchange
Chicago
New York
Eit
Illinois
Canadian Northwest
Southwest
Belt
Minneapolis
Liverpool
Berlin
Budapest
Duluth
Cattle and Hogs Prices in Multiple Markets Telegraph Report
Market notes from Cincinnati Buffalo Pittsburgh Kansas City Toledo and others show cattle receipts and prices steady to higher with hogs active. Prices span from $5 to $8.75 for hogs and cattle gains range to $7.25 for prime cattle. lambs and veals show steady demand in various markets.
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Cincinnati
Buffalo
Pittsburg
Kansas City
Toledo
Timothy
Allike
Wheat Prices Decline Further on Board of Trade
Chicago June 19 Wheat prices fell due to renewed selling amid favorable US crop prospects. Corn and oats weakened but provisions stayed firm. July wheat slid from 1 1/4 to 1 1/4 cents, closing weak near the day’s low. corn eased. oats mostly steady to 0 3/4 cent lower. Hog receipts were lighter than expected as packing centers saw reduced arrivals.
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York
Chicago
Kansas City
Omaha
South America
Brazil
Kaga
Japan
Patna
Java
Rangoon
Siams
Eagle
Ay Ag
London
Board of Trade
Canada
Manitoba
Illinois
Kansas
iSo
Lost Bankbooks Prompt Claims for Reissue
Notices warn owners to present Dry Dock Savings Bankbook No 507183 within thirty days or it will be canceled and a new one issued. Also Emigrant Industrial Savings Bank book No 548524 payment stopped. return to Bank No 51 Chambers St.
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Dry Dock Savings Institution
Emigrant Industrial Savings Bank
Pieas
Chambers St.ee
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Washington
Vernor Ellsworth
Connecticut
Missouri
Country Board
Ancient Sunday Sport
General Market Report
Eeee
Eeneee Eeeveseereeeseee
Bulk
Philadel
American
City
Calcutta
Telegraph
Chicago Grain and Provisions
Union Gas Fixture Co
West 29Th
E. J. Brown
Canal Stee
Noel
R. Plumacher & Sons
East
4Th Ave
Madison
Lost—Bank Books
Hiram Nott
S. A. Brown Pharmacy
Thos. H. Tucker
Fulton Corner
American Hydropathic
Tate
Rockland County
N. J
St. Ee
BO Times
Haeger Storage Wouse CO
Sthave
Potestor— Axe
Es — Hudson Storage
Bryant
Ees Thomas Ward & CO
Brook Ave
Melrose
Harlem
100Th St
EY Store CO
LEE Brothers Storage and van CO
East 125Th Et
14Th St
N. W
All Money Makers
Perrine Mfg
W. Grand Ave
Springfeld
Ohio
Madison Ave
Central Park
Rockhurst
Spuyte
Duyvil-on-Hudson
Lesley
Kingsbridge
Amityville
Long
Borhood
Tribune Tntown
Broadway
Harvard
Tribune Offoe
Bath
Lexington Ave
Gramercy Prkce Cor
Waverley Place
Victor Visible
Nassau St
Underwoods
Remingtons Olivers
Smithses
Tear
Greater New York
Tess. H. Smith Co
Detroit
Mich
Central Cigar Co
Clevand
Heacock
Lockport
N. Y
J. C. Zehring & Co
Lebanon
Penn
Proofrpader
Rankin
Judd
West 116Th Et
Secoe
Mi Skelton
Amsterdam Ave
Columbus Ave
William B. Hart
West 58Th St
Gordon
Idlewild
West 125Th St
Eee
Eaeel Apply Principel, & An’ ‘3 School
Mard St
Brooklyn
John Worth
Rector St
Porter, &c
West
99Th St
West 44Th
Chryso
Amsterdam
Peter
R. Lanpeter
East 121St St
Boardi House
Canning
Knight
C. C
J. B
Neel
College Uate
Westwood, N. J
Remington Machine
Belle Malone
Herlihy
S4th
Sta
Remington
Underwood
Monarch
Jackson Ave
Butler
Julien
Eutler
Joseph Slevin
Margaret Smith
Morrow's Bureau
Lexingen Ave
Graham
J. Costigan
West 100Th St
J. R
West 36Th St
Gervais
6Th Ave
Y. Tel
Phelps
Cook
Green
Care Cotten
135Th St
J. Roberts
Fleet Place
Gunzburg
Cor
Plaza
Miss
M. J
Tribune Office
H. Luehrs
Kreutzer
79Th St
Gall Bureau
Weis
S0th
Saar Raster
Tterson
Chatham Square
Col Mer
West 23d St
Armstrong
5Th Ave
Seymour Building
Bureau of Employment
Sth Ave
HAS
A. Searolm
Fourth Ave
28Th St. Subway
Madison Sq
Sampson & Nelson Employment Bureau
Fourth Avenue
Madison Square
Madison Employment Bureau
Madison Sa
A. Osterberg
Bet
Riverside, Mra
Ss. B. Gribbin
Lambert & Crowe
Bupiorment
Sixth Ave
Carpenter’s
Jussila Employment
E. V. Odell
Frederick Robbins
47Th St
F. S&s
Atlantic Servants
Ferences
Mme
6Th
Dalty
Wm. J. Schultz
E. 106Th St
SON Bureau
West 134Th T
Morningside
LANG _ & BOECHERER CO
Ligon’s
George D. Ligona
Bofmayer
Employment Bureau
Seateh
J. P
Guild Hall
Stamford
Conn
Colliers Agency
West Wa
Sampson & Nelson's Bureau
Tel
Osterberg’s Bureau
Central Employment Bureau
Europe
Miss Butt
P. O. Box
Morristown
Thomaston
Long Island
Mra Collier's Agency
Td St. Ee
Hotmayer
Chelsea
Osterberg
Lexington Cave
Williams
West 18Th
Jissila Bureau
Sampson & Nelson's
Peureau
West 42d St
Country Place
Sempson & Nelson's Bureau
Roberts, T
America
Lind’s
Empment Bureau
Bgen Ave
125Th St
Cocke Et FF Pean Searves
Umbus
S2d
Lindberg & Newlander
Medical Domestic Aid Society
Flaherty
Columbus
E. G. Steele
Staten Lenox
7Th Aves
Munger
Miss Morrow’'S
58Th St
C. J. Cooper
Anna L. Christensen
8. Johnson
East 19Th St
Place
D. Rich Kemper
West Ployment Bureau
Columbus 90Th St
Riverside
H. EL Weid
Mme. Jacquin
Alk Goodal Mitiler
4Th and Goth Sts
Cialty
Sth
St. Nicholas Eves
Torrent & Olson
7Th Ave
Times Square
Mass Department
Walfrid Bloom
Eva Lenander
WINTHROP EMPLOYMENT_ BUREAU
Isabel Alden Anderson
West 38Th St
Ste
Women's Domestic League
Osterberg's Bureau
Lexingrom Ave
Tel i Plaza
Nolan
Collier's Agency
West 25d
Julien Bue
Hig
Acme
Paterson
Ote
Ote Mra. Agency, 122 West 23d St
West Lith St
Yg H. Hofmayer’s
West St
Boslands Trovbes
Sampson & Son's Bureau
Ava
Eees Bureau
West 39Th St
Berg’s Bureau
Lexington Era
I Plaza
West 115Th St
Ss. Sa
Jussila Reau
Lexington Ava
West 234
Smith
Bryan
N West
East 125Th St
East 14Th St
8Th Ave
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