Rural Free Delivery Extension Narrowly Bordered
County records note eight square miles covered by rural free delivery near Carroll county as a step toward full county service. Amity of Westminster hog raisers to limit to six pigs per pen, reflecting residents and hogs tensions. Observations contrast Hagerstown’s past rail hopes with Frederick trade gains. Wheat looks fine countywide, with hopeful forecasts on rain, Hessian fly, and harvest prices around a dollar.
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Carroll County
Westminster
Maryland Debate Over Voting Law Compared to Massachusetts
Discussion contrasts Maryland extra-session actions with Massachusetts constitutional amendment restricting illiterate voters. Critics argue Massachusetts targeted illiterates after enactment while Maryland faces questions of constitutionality and political power. Some Maryland citizens favor constitutional changes aligning with reform, while others see no justification for disenfranchisement as a remedy.
Corcutation Rights and Vote Protection Questioned
Fragmentary OCR text notes dispute over the right to vote and the protection promised by the constitution. It implies a contention that certain groups may have had voting rights removed or restricted contrary to prior guarantees. Further context from the article would clarify the entities and legal basis involved.
Contemporary Comment on Censuses and Politics Across Cities
A collection of editorial jabs from Cambridge, Baltimore and Oakland criticizing steamboat fares, canned goods costs, census spending, and alleged democratic logic that demeans uneducated voters. It highlights Maryland expositions funding, Charleston fair ties, and primaries manipulation claims in a period voice.
Minutes of Merriness and Weather Jokes
A humorous collage from various newspapers notes puns about weather, fashion, and public figures. Snappy exchanges include a stage money moment used for snow, a tourist claiming varied climate, a golf suit critique, and a patient refusing medicine while mind stays clear.
Maple sugar trust growth simmers into public backlash
A fragment from Hertford Past reports Ohio’s rise as a maple sugar center as producers unite to form a maple sugar trust. The piece resents threats to taste and pocketbook from trusts while urging resistance to the new combine. It contrasts with other lines on industry and politics in a bustling press column.
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Hertford
Ohio
Knox praise from peers for public service choice
The speaker extols Mr. Knoxs legal attainments and fitness for office, noting his work with major corporations as evidence of talent. A long friendship with the President is cited as influencing his temporary shift from private practice to government service, with a warning to judge him only after he acts.
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Pennsylvania
Mr. Knox
Knox
Moments With Toe Husk Mister Springtime
A playful verse pair contrasts Mister Springtime dodging winter and Lent’s end. The first poem mocks spring’s tardy arrival hiding from cold. The second laments returning warmth and revived social rites as Lent ends.
Appointments Made in Baltimore Methodist Conferences
The concluding Baltimore Conference of the Methodist Episcopal church South met in Roanoke Virginia. The board of education reported a claim of about 5000 from Rev W A Harris heirs which the conference says it is not under legal or moral obligation to pay. The conference shows 570 Sunday schools with 41 512 scholars, up from prior totals, and missions funds of 11388. League chapters number 221 with 9636 members, the largest in the Southern church. Infants baptized total 4186 and church property expenditures reach 75068, with property valued at 1487881. Appointment lists include Baltimore district presiding elder J A Anderson Frederick B V Switver Linganors A Weller to be supplied Brunswick William Stevens Gaithersburg W A McDonald to be supplied Rockville G D White J H Balthis Clarksburg I G Michael Poolesville J H Dalany Beltsville J H Dalany Methodist Protestant. Maryland Conference adjourned at Easton and appointments announced. next conference place to be decided by committee. Frederics E H Jones G J Hill Kemptown M Cullen and R C Strawsberg Lewis town George Hooker supply Liberty G K McCaslin New Market F S Casen Jefferson W M Strayer. To Cure a Cold in One Day Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets. All druggists refund the money if it fails to cure E W Greve may have a structure on each box 250
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Poolesville
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Beltsville
J H. Dalany
Maryland
Aethodist Protestant Church
Easton
Frederics
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G. J. Hill
Kemptown
Fortune worth 300 million sparks heirs of Virginia kin
Revival of a vast inheritance claim centers on Robert Edwards a Virginia landowner who left a Manhattan ship fortune. Descendants from Edwards Haden Edwards Pope Chancellor and others tie to Kentucky Illinois and Maryland families. Papers found may prove title while ads promote Ely Cream Balm in the same column.
Canal sale postponed five years in judge's order
Trustees of the Chesapeake and Ohio Canal petitioned the Circuit Court at Hagerstown to extend the sale date to May 1, 1906 arguing the canal's high efficiency and solid revenues would yield at least 350000 for distribution. Judge Edward Stake set April 20 for a hearing and the petition seeks ratification of a contract continuance with the transportation company and a dam project at Great Falls.
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John K Cowen
Joseph Brian
Hugh L. Bong, Jr
Hagerstown
Chesapeake and Ohio Transportation Company
Koe CoUrt
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Edward Stake
Canal
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