The News Advertises Subscriptions and Public Notices
The article discusses subscription pricing for The Weekly News, its delivery options, and a citywide mailing setup. It also quotes London and Baltimore views on monarchy and religious leadership, then shifts to Maryland crime and weapon carrying laws with commentary from the Utica Observer on gun control and enforcement challenges. It highlights garlic in Maryland wheat and concerns from the Baltimore Chamber of Commerce.
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Booker's school speech highlights Rockefeller humor
Contemporary commentary notes a pun about April and a Tuskegee speech by John D Rockefeller Jr. He joked about putting on his father's shoes, a line reflecting provocation and support for labor, with readers split on acquittal for offense.
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Tuskegee School
John D. Rockefeller
Maryland climate praised amid heavy rains but canal debate continues
Baltimore News notes two weeks of near constant rain causing some property damage but few crops ruined and no major floods. Baltimore American argues Maryland should reclaim and lease the Chesapeake and Ohio Canal to the Western Maryland Railway to renew its original purpose and prevent a Baltimore coal trade monopoly, boosting city interests.
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Cumberland
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Georgetown
Potomac
Patapsco
Baltimore Sun
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Frederick
Elizabeth Kuhn
Gavt Saunders
Wo. H. Railing
Minutes of Merriness and Witty Exchange Snippets
A collage of humorous social blurbs and quips from various papers. Jests about piano by ear and feats at play intersect with family quirks, a four-year-old’s falsehood, and a surgical joke about removing the appendix.
Horse Remains Man’s Best Servant Despite New Transport
A Philadelphia Inquirer piece argues the horse endures amid locomotives, trolleys, and cars, noting horse prices stay high as farmers sustain breeding for profit. It asserts labor-saving tech creates more work overall and that industry advances lift all, leaving the horse central to work and history intact.
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Philadelphia
Pensimista
Moments With The Maxe Poem Echoes Uplifting Hope In Bloom
A reflective verse by E. Kiser from The Chicago Record-Herald laments poets ignored in life but honored after death. It contrasts the neglect of creative souls with the eventual tribute paid at their graves. The daffodil is noted as a favorite flower of the season.
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Chicago Record- Herald
Something in Peaches State Entomologist Sees Profit in Peach Industry
State Entomologist argues Maryland peach growers face profitability issues due to soil depletion and poor management. He urges improving soil humus, adding plant food, correct orchard rotation, and proper spraying. He cites healthier orchards with diligent care as proof that peaches can be profitable again.
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Maryland
Jane
Brief Bits: April on the home atratch and social plans
The column notes April events and pleasant functions for next week. It mentions April sunshine after rain, mouse-cleaning, a small frame addition on East Church street, apricot trees blooming at Woodsboro, and a quip about a woman’s throwing accuracy. Chicago Daily News.
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Chicago Daily News
High Water in the Potomac and Market Gossip
The period notes springtime market bustle with a full range of produce and priced staples. Farmers report greens fish and oranges in supply while eggs butter and poultry show varied costs. Financial briefs cover railroad and stock movements, bonds, and commodity trends amid weather and market shifts.
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Weekly Review of Trade Seas and Bonds in Baltimore Market
The Baltimore market opened firm with Sea board issues leading activity. Speculative profits prompted bear selling from New York interests, pushing prices 3 to 4 points down. Seaboard stock absorption at low figures supported a late week recovery near opening levels, with lowest marks Seaboard Common and Seaboard Preferred at 44, and Seaboard fours at Soly. News from Holigarden & Co indicated completion of road examination and readiness to finalize a ten million dollar loan agreements.
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Future of the Negro urged to build community wealth
At the Baltimore A M E Conference Bishop B F Lee urged Negroes to invest in homes, savings, and bank accounts to raise the community’s material worth. Bishop B W Arnett linked education to crime reduction, promoting schooling over jails and stressing that heart, head, and hand must be developed.
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Sivmeiefi
Theodore H.lawrence
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Joseph Gwynn
Charles Thomaz
L H. Stevens
J. H. Hammond
A. Rochester
Dry's Dream Balm Ad Promises Quick Catarrh Relief
An advertisement claims Dry's Dream Balm cures catarrh hay fever and colds with immediate relief. It states the product soothes the mucous membrane without drying and causes no sneezing, priced 30 cents at druggists or by mail from Ely Brothers New York.
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SEWN OF THE STATE SUMMARY OF LOCAL EVENTS
Local notices report Baltimore bank president Enoch G Bipsley dies in Maryland General Hospital and a Methodist pastor installation in Baltimore. Carroll County road official Samuel Nelson Stockdale dies aged 65. Westminster lawyers Michael Walsh and sons noted. Hagerstown suit over icy street injury. Maryland delegates seek excursion rates for Buffalo Expo.
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Catonsville
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