Montgomery County Bar Association Forms Interest Group
The Montgomery Bar Association plans a new bar association. Stephen W. Pretsyman Pallip D. Laird and Thomas W. Anderson were named a committee to draft a plan of organization with a report due April 15. The note references legal matters and local court cases as part of active professional planning.
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Montgomery Bar Association
Montgomery County
Charlee W. Pretsyman
Pallip D. Laird
Thomas W. Anderson Wert
Fae Key Monument Association Meets In Parlor
A meeting of the Key Monument Association occurred Tuesday evening in the F. C. M. A. parlor but no important business was transacted due to the absence of members. Another meeting is planned at the same location this evening.
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Teach Rokeb
Roy
Fae Key Monument
Key Monument
Bastiasa
Montgomery County Fair Preparations At Rockville Meeting
The Montgomery County Agricultural Society's board met to approve bonds and appoint officers. Plans include cattle sheds four, stalls for cattle, a comfort room, and a plaza for a half mile track. Premiums and admission rates were set and a track survey commissioned. A loan of 10,000 secured by mortgage on the grounds was discussed for adding land and facilities.
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Sallie M. Jackson
Balisbury
Montgomery Agricultural Society
Rockville Fair Grounds
Court of Appeals
George T. Melvin
Henry A. Mancha
J. West Aldridge
Jeremish Bishop
Denton
Caroline County
Saili¢ Dean
Rockville
Montgomery County Agricultera
Cate
Cata
Tongandocorta
Rabbitt
Track
Dawson Heirs
Reaserer
White
Bagley
Heatley
E. C. Peter
Rockville Bane Ball Club
Howell
J. Wax
Montgomery County
Aix
Greday
Aince
Society
Boones
Beef Prices Skepticism Amid Tariff Debate
The New York Herald questions efforts to raise beef prices, arguing shortages are due to natural factors and farmer sentiment from the Wilson tariff era. It contends speculators and monopolists, not supply, keep meat costs high, despite tariff restrictions on imported beef.
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New York Herald
Funeral Prayers Follow Longtime Junior Fire Company Member
A social meeting of the Junior Fire Company was held last evening to honor Nashan S. a who served 44 years and held the office of vice president. President Evants was absent. Alex Brengle presided. Members praised the deceased’s virtues as Mesars Loy Crimmins Rice and the presiding officer spoke. A committee including LM Lor d P Francis T Rhodey and W Crimanina was formed to draft resolutions and the company planned to drape the insignia for the tomb days and attend the funeral tomorrow afternoon.
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Firs Company
Nashan S. A
Ofice
Evants
Alex Brengle
Brat Sreman
Mesars
N. Loy
WW. M Crimmins
J. Rice
Prerkding
Lord
Francis T. Rhodey
W. Crimanina
Alex B
Monument fund letter from Francis Scott Key scene
A letter from well known author Nelily Blawizg E supports the Key Monument Association of Frederick Maryland and urges public dime contributions to fund a monument to Francis Scott Key. The piece links Frederick’s centennial to a broader public work while praising the association’s efforts and inviting local support. Also notes Brunswick bridge funding debates and church news.
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Mre
Nelily Blawizg E
Key Monument Fond
California
Key Monument Association
Fredericy
Waoick
Frsacia
Frederick
Maryland
Maine
Francis Scott Key
Local Health and Society Notes and Fraternal Meeting
Local residents show mixed health updates with several families reporting illnesses and recoveries. Attending physicians are listed for Ida Bader and others, while the Jr. O U A M No 118 plans to attend Fredonia Council this evening, followed by a march. A brief note mentions a Dees-ball event addressing cures for certain injuries.
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U. A.M. No. 118
Fredonia Council
U. A.M
Deeds of Heroism in the Essex Battle 1614
In Valparaiso Porter's Essex engages Phoebe and Cherub. British ships fire broadsides as Porter fights with carronades despite gaping damage. Essex loses rigging and men. after a night of fierce exchange Porter steers for shore, orders the flag lowered, and endures with many killed or wounded.
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Porter
Essex
Burt
Jon Jor
Valparaiso
Phebe
Caurrouades
David Porter
Wall
Gana
George L, Ena
Immigration views spark race question debate in South
The Vicksburg Herald and The Atlantic Constitution weigh in on immigration and race, predicting the disappearance of the race question with white settlement and more whites plus blacks living side by side. The piece mentions population growth, economic benefits, and future opportunities for capital and labor. It also briefly lists marriage licenses and mentions medical claims about rheumatism cures and local druggists.
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Vicksburg Herald
Antietam Paper Company Expands in Hagerstown
Amrupter Bin & Aber weep of Washington county purchased 200000 pounds of out of use bond and Moen Treasury books to be converted into high grade book stock. Government officials oversaw handling of stock. Antietam Paper seeks 1800 tons of manikis paper annually from a Southern mill. John W. Stonebraker to build a four story warehouse 87 by 110 feet beside the B and O Railroad depot in Hagerstown.
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Bissell
Washington County
United States
Moen
Treasury Department
Pnnp
Antietam Paper Company
John W. Stonebraker
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Hagerstown
Revered Pastor Honored Over Social Evils Article
Dr. Hasskarl and Rev. Dr. G C Hasskarl are noted for praise in the Presbyterian Banner for an essay on Social Evils of the Day, originally in the Lutheran Observer. The Banner’s editor Rev. Dr. Hall is cited as not endorsing low-order scribbles. Also a Medicare style medical ad fragment appears urging life away remedies and refunds.
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G.C. H Hasskarl
Taman Pathan
Che Ay
St James Dotherca Chapun Eas City
Presbyterian Benner
Lutheran Observer
Hall
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