Doubtful ambitions shadow ex Governor Brown and Chicago plots
In a wary political climate ex Governor Brown’s aim remains unclear while Ennas Dowie eyes Chicago work and New York matters delay. Chicago raided four alleged got rich quick operators as public trust in municipal politics sinks. Philadelphia’s ballot rigging history resurfaces amid calls for reform and a suspect new role handling election paraphernalia.
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Ennas" Dowie
Chicago
New York
Republicans Split Over Tariff Revision Conven tions
Washington Star reports tariff revision foes will control Republican conventions in states including Town. Standpatters hold the field while revisionists press for action. The Star notes factional three-way divide, with Governors and leaders pressured by both business and prosperity protests to steer cautious, slow change.
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Washington Star
the Star
Republican Party
Fragmented factions argue changes but caution eve of election
Between those two factions is the faction that concedes the necessity of changes but advised against waking them on the eve of the presidential election. The action of no one state this year, no matter what it may be, can settle that great national question in its relation to next year.
Contemporary outlooks and land value notes from era
A collage of opinions notes national faith in the country, land values near the St. Louis Exposition at fifteen million dollars, and political quips. A farmer’s home critique laments untidy exteriors and urges pride in home upkeep, contrasting with talk of hard times.
Northern Securities decision praised as economic safeguard
The Wall Street Journal editorial hails the court ruling against Northern Securities as a firm restraint on trust growth. It argues the decision protects government power, preserves competition, and could steer policy toward allowing railroad pooling under federal rate control. The piece defends President Roosevelt’s anti trust actions.
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Northern Securities
The
Wall Street Journal
Northern Securities Company
Mesna
Northern Securites Company
Busi Deas
Wall Street
Roosevelt
Knox
Congress
Young American Clad Club Debates Steamboats vs Railroads
The Young American Clad society held its regular meeting with F B Sappington Jr presiding. After roll call and minutes, A Stern proposed the affirmative on the railroad question, judged to favor the affirmative. A brief business session followed and adjournment set for April 17.
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F.B. Sappington, Jr
W. Schier
W. Schley
F. B. Sapplaghan, Jr
Various Local Developments Reported Across State Areas
William Joopinge Bryan attended Hag aratown as plans emerge for another hotel in Easton. Germantown Methodists to erect a new church after a rank loss. Philadelphia capitalists seek a franchise to build and operate an electric railway at Laurel. Baltimore and Wabash railroads plan major improvements near Llancook. Maryland and Pennsylvania Railroad surveyors map a line near Bynum Harford. Miss Rona May Winkfield and Harry O Brickmore of Winchester married at Hagerstown. Lower fire insurance rates eyed. public meeting planned. Four new Presbyterian churches to be dedicated in Baltimore area within six months. Clarence A. Spigler, 23, dies in Klagerstown. Rammel Osrhart, 17, crushed by land roller near Pleasant Hill. Germano Lutherans church dispute at Smallwood may go to court. Croswell Brothers schooner burned at Locust Point. Harry Goldstein 7, fatally burned in Baltimore home fire. Eastern Shore Improvement Co m pany contemplates trolley from Cambridge Ferry to Love Point. Allegheny county teachers seek higher salaries via county commissioners. Emmanuel Protestant Episcopal centennial celebrated Cumberland with Bishop Paret. Mr HE M Noel of Baltimore facing temporary scandal, over $100,000 alleged excess. Baltimore Republican leaders back Wachter Heffner Timanns by acclamation at Musia Hall. George W. Eavey, 81, dies after a paralytic stroke at home west of Fairview.
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William Joopinge Bryan
Hagaratown
Easton
Germantown
Bynum
Harford County
Mias Rona May Winkfield
Harry ¥. Obriemore
Winchester
Tagerstown
Lonnooning
Baltimore
Clarence A. Spigler
Klagerstown
Rammel Osrhart
Pleseant Hill
Elkton
Germano Lutherss
Smallwood
Weatminetar
Croswell Brothers
Oriel
Priscess Anne
Locust Point
Manakin
Harry Goldstein
Reuben Goldstein
Big Home
Burling Street
Eastern Shore Improvement Company
Cambridge Ferry
Love Patns
Allegany County
Emmanuel Protestant Episcopal Shared
Cumberland
Paret
HE. M. Noel
Messrs. Wachter
Heffner
Timanss
Musia Hall
George W. Eavey
West Fairview
Washington Country
Agad
Deaths and funeral notices from local papers
The work of death reports Ethan Allen Cramer aged 72 years 11 months 14 days died of blood poisoning at his son Charles Cramers home on West Patrick Street. Funeral at 4 this afternoon with interment at Mt Olivet cemetery. Charles E Whitmore of Rocky Ridge dies of consumption at 28 leaving a mother and five sisters. Pallbearers listed and interment at Rocky Ridge cemetery. Annual meeting notices list appointments for the Wash ing Conference of the Colorad Methodist Episcopal church at Staunton Va with several named pastors.
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Charles ¥. Cramer
West Patrick Street
Joseph O
Henry E
Charles I. Snd
Edward A. Cramer
Pierce Miller
Misa Susan Cramer
Mt. Olivet
Charles E. Whitmore
Air
Rocky Ridge
Lutheran Church At
Fulluwa
Messia
Jno
Tearing Down An Old House On South Market Street
An old Abhouse slated for removal on South Market street between All Saints and South streets is thought to be over a century old. Bills bearing the name Mr. Ent were found. Ent ran a blacksmith and coach shop at the site.
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South Market Street
All Saints
South Streets
Ent
Directors elected at Fredericktown Saving Institution meeting
At a stockholders meeting held yesterday the institution elected directors: ME Doll Geo A Dean WN Haner F Columbasa Knott John A Lyolch A O McCardell Geo W Miller Jacob Robrbsck Steiner Schley.
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Fredericktown Saving Institution
Me, Doll
Geo. A. Dean
WN. D. Haner
F. Columbasa Knott
John A. Lyoch
A. O. McCardell
Geo. W. Miller
Jacob Robrbsck
Steiner Schley
Y C A Boys Meeting on Accepting Christ
Mr Adolphus Fearhake addressed the YMCA boys meeting Sunday morning on the topic Accepting Christ the risen Lord. Attendance reached 31.
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Y.C. A
Adolphus Fearhake
Cor Risen Lord
Story by Brother Francis Promotes Father John's Medicine
A letter from Brother Francis of St Philip's Home for Industrious Boys in New York extols Father John's Medicine as best for bronchial troubles and consumption. He claims it rebuilt strength and wealth, differentiates it from patent medicine, and notes its origin with Rev. Father John O'Brien of Lowell, Massachusetts. The ad-like piece mentions a $1 bottle and that druggists can order it.
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Francis
St. Philip’s
Broome Street
New York City
Jane
John
John O'Brien
Lowell
Mass
Balance sheet fragment shows capital stock and deposits
A bank balance sheet fragment lists capital stock paid in 125000, surplus 80000, undivided profits and taxes 25267.35, National Bank notes outstanding 125000, amounts due to other National Banks 1150.86, due to state banks 778.32, undivided dividends unpaid 420,000, and individual deposits subject to check totaling 200,000.
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U.S
U. Brocka
State Banke
Baik
National Bank Noica
Disturbance fines for several arrested men
Wm Osrter Richard Brown Isaac Miles Clarence Murphy and Richard Potts all colored were arrested last night by Officers Holbruner and King. They were taken before Justice Eckstein who found them guilty of disturbing the peace and fined them $2.60 each or 15 days in jail. Carter paid his fine while the others went to jail. Charles Mercer and Frank McAleer were arrested yesterday on warrants charging assault upon Allen Bentz night clerk at the City Hotel. They waived a hearing before Justice Wood and posted $200 each for their appearance at court.
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Wm. Osrter
Richard Brown
Isaac Miles
Clarence Murphy
Richard Potts
Holbruner
King
Justice Eckstein
Carter
Charles Mercer
Frank McAleer
Ailen Bentz
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