Goop Nominees for Aldermen Face Voter Duty
The piece argues citizens must choose the best candidates as Goop nominating efforts unfold. It also notes debates on honesty in censuses, Maryland voters seeking accurate counts, and Hagerstown’s new municipal electric plant now under city control with vigil against political manipulation. The report ends with a preview of the latest capture news.
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Board of Street Commissioners
Baltimore
Hagarstown
Maryland Census Plans and Electoral Fraud Watch
Baltimore papers discuss the upcoming Maryland spring census and its role in preventing electoral fraud. Leaders urge cooperation with enumerators, note risks of summer deferral, and emphasize the Reform League’s vigilance and public confidence in the census process.
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Maryland Reform League
Cancus
Henry W. Willists
Smith
Schley
Baltimore Herald
Minutes of Merriness Oddities and Gossip Snippets
Quirky dialogue snippets from a late 19th or early 20th century column feature mock candid conversations. Topics include whiskers in soldiers, a fishmonger named Smithers, a daughter's affection for a young man, a mother's curiosity, a father's front-door exit, and a president remark about a spendthrift heir with a million saved from property investments.
Veto power and prudent executive restraint in legislation
A reflective discussion on the governor's veto power, urging vigilant, disciplined use to curb slovenly and costly laws. The piece argues a strong, watchful executive can curb hasty bills and pathwy through unnecessary measures, contrasting with broader calls for legislative restraint. It also touches on Cuban self-government rhetoric and shifts to advertising business, highlighting enduring commercial pressures.
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New York Mutt and Express
Governordell
Moments With the 40sx A Game of Hearts and Local News
A stream of short items from Braddock and nearby towns notes a verse from Boston Globe, fortitude poetry, and social updates. Readers learn about visitors, relocations, church activities, Easter services, and health remedies including Chamberlain’s Pain Balm praised for quick relief.
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Pix
Chamberlain
Mr. D.uke
Tror
Ohio
Messrs
Geo. FL Parsoned Co
Mir Yast
Reflections Of An Old Maid And Social Stereotypes
A satirical piece lampoons politics and gender roles, noting that a political dabble is weak for men and a talkative woman should stay home. It contrasts reactions to money, gifts, and marriage, mocks bonbons tests of love, and ends with observations on churchgoing and club life.
Local Notes From Sugar Loaf And Arlington
County correspondence from Sugar Loaf reports visits among Miles Clark and Case families, with arrivals and departures around March 24. Marion Purdy loses a driving horse at Flint Hill, and Rev. C M Callum leaves for Maryland Annual Conference. WY. S C E hosts a well attended social in Town Hall with prayers, music by local performers, games, and a lavish refreshments table.
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Edward Miles
Montgomery County
Alton Miles
Horace Peters
Irbana
Lizzie Clark
Jennie Case
Levi Cooley
Arbasal
Marion Purdy
Flint Hill
Cedar Grove
R. A. Grunwell
Sellman’s
Ollie Miles
R. F. Cooley
Krev
M. Callum
Providence
Eharek
C. M. Callum
Maryland
WY. S.C. E
Walter R. Browning
Lewis HE. Purdum
Roy
Brandenburg
Arthur J. Burke
Marie
Della Lewis
Eysie King
Algie Boyer
Ira FE Day
Dividend Notice for Fredericx Count Stipend
Dividend payable on and after Wednesday, April 3rd. William G. Storm, cashier, notes three and one half percent on capital stock. Source text shows fragmented names and dates but confirms a dividend action and payment date.
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ACT Ist
Vredericx
William G. Storm
Apridatawit Cashier
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