Convention Represented at Hal Fredericktonians Meeting
A fragment from a 1909 report notes 1200 delegates in Washington D C for the Congress of the American Revolution era memorial event. The discussion centers on candidates for president general and a proposed constitutional amendment with names including Mrs Matthew and others mentioned as possible contenders.
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Congress of the the ‘American Revolutopen
Memorial
Washington, D. C. E
Wendett
Matthew It
Alite A
Porary Reg Frei
New York
Richi
Wyer
City
Week's Program For Daughters Of The American Revolution
Mrs Donald McLean hosts week events as 1838 program draft outlines receptions for Continental Congress members at Memorial Continental Hall on April 17 and state delegations April 18. The President and Mrs Taft will welcome Daughters April 19 at the White House. Easter service is set April 16 at 5 pm on Cathedral grounds with Cathedral choir. Frederick delegates include Regent Mrs Francis J Markell and alternates Mrs Dutrow and Mrs Keedy. Miss Willie Ritchie will attend.
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Matthhes ‘T. Scott
Continental Congress
Memorial Continental Hall
United States
Mere Taft
White House
Washington
Frederick
Francis J. Markell
J. Dutrow
Chifton O. Keedy
Willie Ritchie
How to Keep Warm Says London Doctor
A London physician advised practical cold weather care in a Daily Sketch interview. He urged hearty breakfasts with warming porridge, warned against alcohol for warmth, noted fashion affects insulation in women, and contrasted old and modern clothing habits. He endorsed dark colors year round and cautioned against overbundling men.
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London
Daily Sketch
Wil Doubtless Appan
Forbes Winslow
Elocution Recital by Miss Louisé Keller at Walkersville
Miss Louisé Keller of Bueherstown gives an elocution recital in Walkersville's Methodist Episcopal church tomorrow evening for the benefit of the local W C T U. Advertising berets success in this paper.
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Louisé Keller
Bueherstown
Methodist Episcopal Church
Walkersville
Advertising
Legislature Gains Member From Census and Proclamations
The governor will issue proclamations adjusting state representation after last year’s census. House seats increase for Harford and Queen Anne’s. Allegany Garrett and Caroline gain one each. Bills would keep representation unchanged in both chambers but require voter approval as constitutional amendments. A third proclamation concerns the statewide suffrage amendment, similar to the two years ago defeat. The Democratic State Central Committee meets today.
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Crothers
Harford
Queen Anne's
Allegany, Carrett
Caroline
Allegany
Garrett
Baltimore
House
Senate
Disappearing New York Taverns Reflect Old Politics
A Washington Post excerpt recalls the Fifth Avenue Hotel and Gilsey, once political hubs for Lincoln era leaders and later Hoffman and Gilsey closures. It contrasts past patronage with modern hotel trends, noting managers’ prophecies and the rise of uptown luxury against fading classic taverns.
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New York
Robert Winslow
Manhattan
Willard
Washington Post
Tam
Vilas
Hight
Fifth Avenue Hotel
Lincoln
Fifth Avenue Ho
General Sherman
General Grant
Roscoe Conklin
Tom Platt
Fifth Avenue
Hofman
Gilsey
Hoffman
Ed Stokes
Gisey
Xeneruion
Breslin
Maryland News Notes From Around the State
Highlights include the Maryland College for Women contract award to be built in Lutherville, Western Maryland Railway plans for a new Baltimore office and terminal, and a Baltimore man Thomas H. M. Goff’s suicide at home on North Broadway. Also: Chesapeake Bay shad and herring runs, B and O Railroad changes at Gapland to Keedysville, and various church and civic events across Cumberland, Hagerstown, Federalsburg, and Williamsport.
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Grand Lodge
Knights of Pythias
Maryland
Sebbwunaby
Cumberland
Maryland College For Women
Luthervile
Western Maryland Railway Company
Baltimore
Thomas H. M. Goff
North Broadway
Chesapeake Bay
B. N. Baker
National Institution For Moral Instruction
Samuel Thurlow
Holy Comforter Protestant Episcopal Church
James H. Preston
Annapolis
S. A. Gates
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company
Gapland
Keedysville
W. D. Coffman
Methodist Protestant Church
Federalsburg
Williamsport
Centreville Board of Trade
Federated Boards of Trades of Maryland
John G. Murray
St John’s Episcopal Church
Hagerstown
J. Poyn
Catarrh Cure Claim Promises $100 Reward
Readers are told Halfy Catarrh Cure cures catarrh at all stages. The medicine is taken internally to affect blood and mucous surfaces, purportedly building constitution and aiding nature. Proponents offer $100 for any case it fails to cure and invite testimonials from F. J. Cheney & Co Toledo Ohio. Hall's Family Pills also advertised for constipation.
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F. J. Cheney & CQ
Toledo
Te. Tae Hall
Blood Health Prompts Warn Of Broad Ailments And Cure
A question posed about spring ailments lists biliousness indigestion dull energy skin issues and slow healing cuts. It notes many suffer in various forms and urges cleansing the blood to restore condition for all ages and genders.
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Pierce
Pinkham’s Blood Purifier Faithful Testimony From Iowa Patient
A Dolliver Iowa resident Maccte Rowe writes with gratitude after taking Pinkham’s Blood Purifier. She describes chronic weakness and bloodlessness, says doctors gave up, and claims quick recovery and restored strength after using the remedy.
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Hal Fredericktonians
Donald McLean
Tate
Mary
Bros Kingsley
Eich
Prince A
Gogrery Boy
Mbng
Cress
Kingter
Montgomery
T Street
R. V. Smith
T&w Invy
Ing Patchen
Stredt By
Itchen Boy
Alry Allie Wilkes
SqLt & Doll
Fredenck, Md
Senator O’gorman
Ames Aloysius O'Gorman
Congress
New York City
College of the City of
New York University
Kadywn Ats Am “Organiuation
Dewlbernt
Tammany Tallheim
Richard Croker
Anne M. Leslie
Tivine
TUS
Democratic State Central
Pyome Uy
Chicago
News OF the
Pinkham’s
Frederick Gas & Electric Co
U.S. Gov't
Standard Typewriter
Royal Typewriter CO
Royal Typewriter Building
New York, N.Y
Light St
Baltimore, Md
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