Taos Scarer and Agriculture Budget Notes in Daily News
The Daily News reports on Secretary Taft's campaign stance and the agricultural survey led by Secretary Wilson. It highlights bird studies showing many birds aid farming by pest control, with hawks and owls reducing crop damage and insects. The piece echoes local economic concerns and public notices about rates.
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Af Biological
Wilson
Congress
Colorado
Ein
Dheir
Orenan
Evangelist Downing Preaches at Baltimore Revival
Robert L. Downing, former actor turned evangelist, conducts a revival in Baltimore with stories of conversion and testimonies of personal change. He recounts his March 5 1907 conversion and describes efforts to help drinkers find salvation at the altar amid gathered crowds and local church support. Maryland School for the Deaf also notes team changes and strong play in recent baseball action.
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Park Place
Stray Bridge
Watson
Downing
Jesus Christ
Robert le Gowing
Robert L. Dowanine
Robert L. Downing
Gand
Hubert Downing
Alexandria
Mtn
Mr. Downing
Maryland
Maryland School
Mer. Benson
Yler
Benson
Brant Facter
Misguided Advice On Choir Etiquette Provokes Debate
A Pittsburg minister urges all to join in singing or whistle to boost joy, but critics argue if you cannot sing you should remain silent. The piece warns one discordant voice can ruin harmony and urges individuals to contribute within their talent.
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Frost
Washington
St Pittsburg
Pittsburg
Governor Crushers Veto Sparks Budget Debate Over Carpets
The Annapolis Capital notes Governor Crushers cuts spending for new carpets and furniture, vetoing $600 for chamber updates while critics argue older furnishings remain in place. The paper hints at political maneuvering to salvage or replace the decor, urging readers to follow the issue in the next edition.
Moments With The Muse The Reconciliation
A fragmentary poem sequence expresses grief and forgiveness as lovers recall a child’s grave and yearn for home. It blends pastoral imagery with intimate vows and rueful longing, contrasting rural fields with elusive city fortune and urging return to hearth and farm.
Death notices and obituaries from local area
The column lists deaths of John H Maynigh aged 3 at home in Bro ic with a widow and daughter. Charles J Smith farmer near Johnsville died suddenly leaving a widow Ida Hammond and four children. Manzella Gross colored died at Montevue Hospital aged about 40 with funeral at Quinn church and Greenmount Cemetery Interment by Thomas P tive.
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Sohn H. Mayniugh
John H. Mayhugh
Merly
Knoxville
Waite
Charles J. Smith
Johnsville
Jug
Ida Hammond
Manzell Aikess
Manzella Gross
Montevue Hospital
Quinn Church
N. J. Gassaway
Greenmount Cemetery
Thomas P_tive
Multiple Maryland News Briefs and Personnel Changes
News notes report Lindsay of Towson injured in a collision with a York red car. Iriah Kiley of Worcester County dies at home. Join E. Gre assistant chief resigns in Baltimore. Cumberland fire destroys frame structures and endangers a family. Postmaster Morris of Sassafras shot during a burglary. near Annapolis a head-on collision occurs on the Annapolis Railway line. Shepherd Mor Sussemis robs and Morris shot for money. Bibles given to Naval Academy midshipmen by the American Seamen's Friend Society. W Blair McCarde, former city founder and builder, dies in Philadelphia. President faces proposals for an 8-year term amid election turmoil.
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Lindsay
Towson
York
Iriah £ Kiley
Worcester County
Lawn Hilt
Join E. Gre
Ohio Rath Ser
Baltimore
Morris
Sassafras
Cecil County
New Etun
Annapolis
Shepherd Mor
Sussemis
Naval Acaeler
American Seamen's Friend Society
New York
W. Blair McCarde
Hagestown
Philatdelphia Wi
L. N. Zimmerman
Christ Lutheran Church, Baltinore
Iuard Tings
Juvenile Literary Society Holds April Meeting at North Market
The Juvenile Literary Society met Friday afternoon April 10 at the North Market street school. President R McHenry led the program with readings and orations by Yinger Mars Kefauver Nusz McClow Anderson and others. A debate on shipping freed Blacks to Africa favored the negative 2 to 1 with judges Jones Brown Jamies. The society adjourned to meet again April 17.
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Juvenile Literary Society
North Market Street
R. McHenry
Yinger
Mars
Pettingall
R. Nusz
Social World Engagements and Fraternal Visit
Engagments announced for Lacey Marshall Holtzclaw to Professor Lindsay Crowley by Warrenton Virginia pair with June wedding planned. Juliet Gaither Hobbs to Charles Francis Smith of Frederick with June nuptials. Jefferson Council Jr O U A M paid a fraternal visit to Glade Valley Council Jr O U A M Walkersville with several addresses and refreshments.
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Charles C. Moltzetw
Warrenton
Lacey Marshall Holtzclaw
Lindsay Crowley
Georgia Agricultural College
Frederick College
Edward Hobbs
Libertytown
Juliet Gaither Hobbs
Charles Francis Smith
Frederick
Hobbs
Jefferson Council
Glade Valley Council
Walkersville
Regularly Saving from Income Cited as Grave Matter
Fragmentary financial notice cites capital amounts for Frederick Maryland and general population. Mentions capital surplus figures 150,900 and 125,000 with a surplus of 375,060. Indicates emphasis on thrift and savings in a public notice context.
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