Williams Triumph in Mississippi Senate Race Cited
The article highlights John Williams defeating Governor Vardaman in the Mississippi Democratic primary for U S Senate. It praises Williams as educated, capable, and a longtime party leader, while denouncing Vardaman as a demagogue who backed the Fifteenth Amendment repeal and appealed to race. The piece notes cross-party approval of Williams.
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Primary Victory Elevates Democrats and Republicans Favor Williams
The piece argues that victory in the primary equates to election and would strengthen Democrats with Williams in the Senate. It notes Republicans would prefer Williams over Varda mag for the country’s interest and credit, implying Williams is the preferred candidate.
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Contested Voices and Lynching Fallout Across Papers
A mix of editorial comments on social troublemakers and champagne craving flows from the Baltimore Sun and Baltimore American, while Annapolis Capital reports Orisfield’s lynching fallout. Governors caution against impulsive leadership and vigilante violence, urging lawful resolve and communal sympathy.
Minuhs of Merriness and Snippets of Opinion
A collage of humorous exchanges and quips from various papers. Dialogues touch on weather, travel choices, exams, marriage, and social pretensions as quoted in the Detroit Free Press Philadelphia Ledger and Washington Herald Guide.
Farm schools and vacant-lot gardens proposed for cities
From the Duluth News-Tribune the piece urged New York to establish a year round farm school near the metropolis to teach practical agriculture to all. It favored a broad plan including vacant lot gardens, a fund to assist the poor in obtaining land, and a pathway from city graduates back to the law.
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Duluth News-Tribune
New York
Moments With The Mule At Brook Side Mill
The speaker wanders near the brook and mill hearing only her own heartbeat as shadows lengthen. A kind touch draws them closer and they remain silent, listening to their hearts. A reflective verse ends with a note on good printing and impressions.
Old Daughter Was Dead Dr Lamar Family Distress
Dr A A Lamar and wife in Middletown woke to a false report that a daughter at Braddock Heights had died. A misdirected telephone message from Miss Emma and Miss Angis Lamar caused two families in Banovola and Middletown to endure hours of anguish before the error was uncovered.
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Banavola
Washington County
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Hoe
Li Dielock
Braddock Heights
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Angie
the Heights
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Angis Lamar
Bansvoll
Tasman
Albert Miller
Spencer
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Middletown
Miller
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Tueesday
Emma Lamar
Copper Snakes Alarm Middletown Valley Residents
Copper snakes terrorize residents near Middletown and nearby farms. A 14 year old girl reported a three foot copper snake on her ironing board and killed it. On another farm multiple copper snakes and vipers were killed as they appeared around sheds and fields.
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Young
Muddistown
Dewey
Ineida
Enaka
Basohley
Washington and Gettysburg Railroad Progress Report
The Washington and Gettysburg Railroad work advances with rails laid to Montsone Hospital. A fault cap will be placed at that point to allow car passage. The transportation train was hauled to the site on a large freight car pulled by four horses.
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Montsone Hospital
Tharansara Laing
Harmony residents complain over post office removal and route change
Harmony and nearby residents protest the removal of the local postal station and the rural free delivery route alteration. The change causes delays, especially with morning mail, prompting calls for reinstatement or alternative arrangements.
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Harmony
Middletown Defeats May Hoowera 9 to 0 at Athletic Park
The May Hoowera team and the Middle town club played yesterday afternoon at Athletic Park. Middle town won 9 to 0. Batteries were Hickman and Hickman for Middletown with Mayflower Day Bowera and Whipp.
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Athletic Park
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Business Change in North Markets Street Trade Scene
Masara Eokatala and Shawnberger run a Penny Ar ostle on North Markets Street and plan a future dairy lurch room. Merchants today advertise and seek more space than competitors, provided the extra space carries the right kind of talk.
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Shawnberger
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Letters From The People On Frederick Rail Grade Debate
A Frederick city reader argues that local officials harm progress by blocking grade changes on Fourth Street. The letter contends the raised B grade enables an arcad and advancement for the city, while suggesting a few residents oppose the project. It cites public opinion and calls for easing restrictions. A second note defends Reform Sunday School Reunion at Braddock Heights, praising railroad company aid and misattributed criticism as unfounded, with future optimism.
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Long Career of Saddler Lewis Olingan Noted in Frederick
Prominent Frederick citizen Lewis R. Trail apprenticed as a saddler in 1856. He entered service under Edward Trail and worked at the Castle building site. Born December 4, 1856, son of the late John Ferguson Olingan, he later ran the business, purchased property north of the Castle building, and has led Mt. Olivet Cemetery Company since 1892.
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John Ferguson Olingan
Olingson
Edward Trail
Trail
Lewis R. Trail
Clingan
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Cingan
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Columbia Lodge
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The Limit of Life in Medical Opinion
Eminent scientists agree on a general life limit well below current attainment. The ideal span is said to lie between 40 and 60, with proper care in this decade crucial to longevity. Electric bitters, touted as Nature’s best trainer after 50, are marketed as a medical tonic at Pearre's Modern Pharmacy.
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Pearre
Frederick Continger
Escause
Hagerstown
The Girl About Town August Picnics and Politics
Mary Jaug chronicles summer life in Braddock and surrounding towns. She notes picnics, church services, excursions, and fairs, with remarks on local elections, town improvements, and social events. The piece captures community spirit, outdoor amusements, riding gardens, and a humorous take on health lore and social issues.
Watermelon Social at Miss Rose Dyer’s Home
A watermelon social was held at Hast Fourth St home for Miss Louis Gruber of Hagerstown. Guests enjoyed games, music, and several revelers including Graber and Dyer family members. Also, Mr and Mrs Samuel Waters hosted a party for Miss Pearl Moore of Baltimore with about twenty attendees enjoying music and a decorated dialog room and refreshments.
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Fourth St
Louis Gruber
Hageratown
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Honien Graber
Reas Dyer
Helen Mateny
Beles Shipley
Malissa Mayers
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Miessra
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