LeGore bridge bill defeated amid bribery chatter in Annapolis
In Annapolis the LeGore road bridge bill faced strong opposition led by Senator Mathias and the Annapolis machine. Lobbyists including Isaac Lobe Straus and Sonny Mahon pressed for favorable action as Frederick County delegates warned of bribery charges. The Senate rejected the measure by a 22 to 2 vote, ending hopes of passage amid a murmur of scandal and dismay among allies.
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Mathias Nails Bridge
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LeGore Ill
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Baltimore City
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Frederick
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Anne Amidel
Baltanare City Machine
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Prooo Wiese
Frederik Ims Pres
Hondreah Roly Hack
Allpinesy
Caan Mas
Shone Aed Mban
Agag
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Smith
County Commissioners Weigh Vote On Levere Fight
Report from Annapolis shows Commissioners in a buoyant mood after efforts to defeat the bill last evening. Mohler Stev ay and Auman credited United States Senator Smith and Senator Mathias for support while LeGerg lobbyists departed. The board debated readiness to deal with Mr Levere and discussed potential compromises amid mixed opinions.
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Meser
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Mohler
Holter
Auman
Auridpolis
Stevay
Annapolis
United States
Smith
Wedal
Mathias
Hans
Setere
Work of Death Captain Porter and local obituaries
Porter's death follows exposure from a near wreck of the Duquesne Limited where he served as conductor for over a decade. He is survived by a widow and five children. Other notices include the death of Mrs. Eliza Crettton of Baltimore Street and Pauline Knodle of Hagerstown from diphtheria, plus multiple brief city incidents and a poem. Water main break on South Market Street revealed a six foot deep hole.
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Yeuls Ak
BalGiore and Ohio Railroad
Connellsville
Pas
Porter
Duquesne Limited
Ursinn
Hhis
South Market Street
Schley Memorial Bill Dies In House
Local delegation divided as measures to amend Mt Airy charter and to authorize a light plant bond fail. Debate over a $25,000 monument for naval hero Willicht Scattle stalled, with supporters urging timing and others opposing. Several Senate bills advanced, including treasurer election, Middletown charter amendment, and judges salary adjustments. Governor signs Shepherd Oyster and LostTigH bills. Panama-Pacific exposition map funds authorized with a state commission to oversee exhibits. Senate initiative and referendum bill faced House passage hurdles, with a three fifths requirement for constitutional amendment. House debated county powers and district representation in the Constitution shift.
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Ogden
Senate
House
Governor
Church Sales and Local Notices at Harner’s Drug Store
An advertisement lists church sales and a home made supper event by Unied Brethren with a chocolate tasting from Harner’s Drug Store. The notice emphasizes quality chocolates and invites attendance at the clnt Try our to Chocolates.
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Piwnosthenes Society Meeting at Myersville High School
The Piwnosthenes Literary Society of Myersville High School met yesterday afternoon with vice president Bryan Gladull presiding. Members presented programs including declamation, composition, current events, vocal solos, and debate on an affirmative topic. William O. Euthie plans to move from Harmony to Myersville as work begins on a new house foundation and a small town house will be erected.
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Myergville High School, Inc
Bryan Gladull
Lingroly
Journal
Crnel
Amy Kandenburg
Hubert Harp
Sultie Marker
Clara Wiles
Marence Raymer
Hurril Uuhel
Cyrus Palmer
Jurl Keller
Schoak
Rhoda Widriige
Grace Mergai
Miu Hutt
Danness
Seetepoms
Ade
Teele Dures
Aiiitovir
William O. Euthie
Harmony
Myersvilla
Union Bridge selects mayor and council slate for April election
Union Bridge voters prepare for Monday afternoon April 6 election. The ticket includes mayoral candidates Jacob Schedhtl and George W. Byers and council nominees J. Wesley Little O. J. Stone sifer Willan Wood Theodore Fow ble Joseph V. Baker J. Frank Shriner VM. inehart 5. D. Senseney C. L. Qrinstead Edward Smith Rev. J. Edward Snyder and others. Nearby notes report Mrs Snyder and Donald visiting until Thursday noon, Rev Tozer at Cumberland, and local property transfers on Locust avenue amid ongoing weather and community updates.
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Jacob Schedhtl
George W. Byers
J. Wesley Little
O.J. Stonesifer
Willan Wood
Theodore Fowble
Joseph V. Baker
J. Frank Shriner
VM. Inehart
D. Senseney
C. L. Qrinstead
Edward Smith
J. Edward Snyder
Cumberland
J. Reindelar
W. S. Wolf
Locust Avenue
Farquhar Street
Elsie Kelley
Hagerstown
J. Thomas Birely
Jacob M. Birely
Frederick
Oh. Legg
WS. Wolfe
Residents and relocations at Mt St Marys and area notices
Mrs. Baxter of Baltimore, visiting Mt Marys, has returned home. previously Miss Mabel Warthen of this place. Local moves include Mr. and Mrs. Guy Favorite, Shorb and wife, Bhoer Sreitz, Oliver Welch, and others changing residences between John Key house, Dennis McNulty property, Shaffer’s tenant house, and Kreitz ten ant house. Jim Selzer and son and Miss Mabel Grant visit Wilmington Del. William Selzer spent Saturday there. A note mentions a request for a photograph of a deceased father and the Seltzer family, plus recalls antique collection. A distress call reports help needed as a fire emergency affected an area last week.
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Baltimore
Mabel Warthen
Guy Favorite
John Key House
Dennis McNulty
Shorb
Daniel Callahan
Bhoer Sreitz
Shaffer
Augustus i Kreitz
Oliver Welch
Clarence Dams
Lise
Jim Selzer
Mabel Grant
Wilmington
Del
Wiliam Seltzer
Lund Wilmington
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Reddy
Mr Reddy
Mernia
Sean
Emmitsburg reports unclear Patterson Browiger sale event
Fragmentary local item notes a Patterson Browiger sale near Emmitsburg with scattered readable phrases. Details are partial and uncertain, with multiple names and places incompletely legible.
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Patterson Browiger
Mathirss
Local notes on area residents and events
BL Agnes Hospital in Baltimore reports recovery. Mrs Lilian Schley of Frederick plans an orchard on Eyler farm. Mr and Mrs Gelwicks of Lamagetta will reside in Miandisburg. Roy Myler, a chiropodist, travels to Milwaukee. Mrs A A Horner hosts Auction Bridge Club. Lewis Bell returns from Frederick City Hospital after appendicitis surgery. L Edwin Older builds a porch on Woot Mall Street. Pequal Suffrage League event set for Friday at 8.00 pm with Augieins Lekensode and Mary attending.
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Frederick
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Eyler's Valley
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Wisconsin
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Lewis Bell
Near Love
Frederick City Hospital
L. Edwin Older
Woot Mall
Augieins Lekensode
Mary
May Line Trains From Frederick to Middletown and Lewistown
The timetable details a May Line service from Frederick with two hour intervals starting 6.43 a.m. and operating daily to Middletown and Lewistown, plus Sunday runs to Middle town. Trains depart Frederick at 4:20 p.m. and 9 p.m. with connections to Renatar Trains and city service along Telegraph Streets.
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Ivery
Sale Register Notice From Daily Weeklies Advertisements
Fragmented sale notice printed in a local paper offers free insertion in both papers until a specified date. It lists Mrs Grey as seller and references multiple names and places in a garbled, OCR damaged text with unclear dates and terms.
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Weekis
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Opilesi
Newen Marihov
And
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Dechkom
Ealgae
Niks TooMereer
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