Wounding cases show heart tolerance and Chicago election aims
A rifle wound case in California shows the heart tolerating injury, with the bullet lodged near the pulmonary artery then entering the right ventricle but causing no immediate trouble. Progressive Medicine notes heart resilience. In Chicago, Carter Harrison pledges lower gas prices and strict utility regulation, while Merriam’s reform platform faces voter skepticism amid strong organizational influence. In Baltimore, Mayor Mahool defeats machine-backed Preston, reflecting party power in municipal races and the uncertain Independent vote.
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California
Ward
Washington
Merriam
Harrison
Chicago
Baltimore
Mahool
James H. Preston
Preston
E. Clay Timanus
Special Session Wrangles Weigh Tariff and Reciprocity
The article discusses a proposed special session of Congress to consider tariff revisions and reciprocity with Canada. It notes possible moves on the Payne Aldrich tariff, free lists for farm products, and products like meats flour lumber and iron ore. It mentions likely party positions including progressives and Democrats and potential action on direct election of Senators and Arizona New Mexico admission.
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House
Arizona
New Mexico
Senate
Heart wound recoveries cited by Progressive Medicine
The Cleveland Plain Dealer reports Progressive Medicine figures show 47 recoveries among 143 heart wound cases. Surgeons hope experience will raise the recovery rate. The article notes many operations have been performed in America, with most reports from Europe. A German case is described.
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Cleveland Plain Dealer
Progressive Medicine
America
Europe
Germany
Washington Police Chief’s Covert Arrests Stir Debate
A string of terse, overlapping clippings notes police actions and political moves from the Washington Chief of Police to Governor appointments. Commentary laments power shifts, praises or mocks figures, and cites regional gains in cities like Cumberland and Hagerstown as indicators of prosperity and reform.
City Beautiful ideals urged by Civic League speech
A Civic League talk extols a City beautiful as more than ornament, linking beauty to confidence, capital, and earned respect. The message asserts beauty reflects the hard work, stout heart, and active brain of the community, integrating aesthetics with practical progress.
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Civic League of Worn
Minutes of Merriness and Mockery Across Papers
A collage of cross examination quips and bemused quotes span various papers. Dialogues touch on veracity, jewelry prices, a wife's smile, arctic illness writer's cramps, a gambler’s strategy, and clerks amid politics. Publicans, merchants, and a boastful machine rider pepper the snippets.
Easter Eggs and Old Tales from Y M C A Fairy Tale
A playful item centers on a child recounting a fairy tale about Easter eggs and waking memories. It mentions Miss Baulah Jones and a nineteen year span, with a nervous call to Y M C A and a plea for caution among girls. The piece blends whimsy with a hint of social concern.
Moments With The Muse With Time
A reflective verse piece urges living with time and labor to shape the present and future. It contends that joy, progress, and wisdom come from current effort and heart, while defeats can yield future meaning. The excerpt appears as a literary column note from H. McL Lanark in the Washington Times, followed by a medical ad promising piles cure with a ointment claim.
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Deldiai
H. McL Lanark
Washington Times
Black Hand Letters Demand Money Threats to Bank Cashier
Threatening notes in Black Hand style were sent to Brunswick Savings Bank cashier Wilan Schnauffer and his brother in law Dr West. One note warned of dynamiting the house and death, another demanded 3500 dollars and warned to place the money at the Catholic church steps or Schnauffer would pay. Authorities doubt the claim and call it likely a joke, while residents feared mob rumors and Italian involvement.
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Wilan Schnauffer
Savings Bank of Brunswick
Mr. Schnauffer
Iame
Lehnauffer
Brunswick
West
Schnautfer
Frederick
Schnauffer
Dr West
New York Stocks Quotations From Motter Bros. & Co
New York stocks quotations provided by Motter Bros. and Company summarize daily market movements. The report lists prominent issues, fluctuations in prices, and notable gains or losses among leading industries.
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Motter Bros
Baltimore Stock Market Prices and Bonds Report
Market action corrected to noon today with prices for stocks, bonds, and commodities. Listings include Cotton Duck, Gas, Georgia & Alabama, Seaboard lines, United Rys, Western Maryland, Md. Trust, and May and July Wheat and Corn futures. Directors and officers of the firm are listed with cashiers and assistants.
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Georgia
Alabama
Houston Oil
Elec
Nort
Portsmouth
Seaboard Air Line
Seaboard Company, Common
Seaboard Co
United Rys
United
Farlings
Western Maryland
FL & C
Bs Md
Somerset Chal
Ann. & Pot
Citizens Bank GC. & N
Sparrow's Point
Fidelity & Deposit BL & Cops
Wise
Emerson Literary Society Meeting at Jefferson High School
The Emerson Literary Society of Jefferson High School held its regular meeting Friday with the president Ross Horiie presiding. The programme included singing recitations and editor's report. A spelling battle followed. Charles Garker granted a divorce from Carrie J Parker with custody of their adopted child.
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Pmerson
Emerson Literary Society
Jefferson High School
Ross Horiie
Mary Sigler
Arlington Bell
Page Morgan
Republic
Blanche Suther
Charles Garker
Carrie J Parker
Sadie B Parker
Reno S. Harp
Fredericks Becomes Day Clerk at City Hotel
Mr. Fred Fredericks of Martinsburg has assumed duties as day clerk at the new City Hotel. He brings considerable experience in the hotel business and is highly recommended to Freder ick.
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Fred Fredericks
Martinsburg
New City
Fredericks
Frederick
Frederick history notes and local meeting highlights
Twenty years ago in Frederick a joint Mercantile Association meeting appointed a committee to confer with the Studd tac group. Mr Fox Hopwood of FredericK is linked to an estate in Scotland valued around Fé.H00.000. The Emancipation Celebration Committee elected officers as plans for the year were discussed. A fundraiser by Mrs Jarles's works at the City Opera House benefited the Female High School with music and readings.
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Fridats
Myatiet
United States
Chesapeake & Potomac ‘Telephone Exchange
Frederick
Vega
Frederick, Han
Lord Hewstram
Colinas
Try
Fredenek Mercantile Agency
Tater
Tiedeaich Mercantile Association
Fox Hopwood
Scotland
Tadar Pinns
Jarles
City Opera House
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Society King
Moser's
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C. TL Miller
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Waring Tyson
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Steeler Schley
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Richard P. Ross
Chas. Wertheimer
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Ne & Renn
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Prank C. Norwood
Newton M. Zentz
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Clara K. Wilson
Aros
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