Railroads Offer Reduced Stone Rates for Maryland Roads
Maryland railroads promise lower crushed stone rates for road construction to boost state highways and farm commerce. Trade unionist Mr Mitchell foresees growing cooperation between employers and workers via the Civic Federation trade agreement department, aiming to reduce strikes and promote collective bargaining.
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Maryland
Soma Nrremecs
National Civil Federation
Civic Federation
Txbor
Mitchell
Governor Crothery Urges Comprehensive State Aid Institute Audit
The governor proposes a general thorough investigation of all state aided institutions before the next legislature. He notes no present failures but argues for economical, improved management. Investigations would be by knowledgeable, nonremoval focused experts to boost efficiency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crothery
Mont
Crothem
Sheridan
New York
Sellman
Hagerstown
Baker
Howard
Hilbert
Leats
Miller
Kront
Haratown
Angerstown
Eral
Brooklyn Ailanta
the Herald
Prislley
Hendrix
Basball Association
Board of Governors
Court Street
Frederick
Tueaday
Hagarstown
Ianover
Hanover
Winchester
Winglheater
Political debate over clemency and presidential campaign
The piece discusses clemency refusals and the influence of Governor decisions on liquor law enforcement. It critiques presidential candidates and party influence while urging public participation in the campaign and emphasizing voters' role in shaping policy beyond political rhetoric.
Fragmented 19th Century Laughs From Quotes and Jokes
A garbled montage shows quips about baldness and publishing. Dialogues mention an anxious author fearing starvation if a novel fails and a publisher urging immediate start. Other bits hint at wages, teachers, and a playful misunderstanding in a humorous exchange.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mt. Louis
Independent Voter Faces Seven Presidential Candidacies
The New York World notes seven candidates for President, forecasting a period of intense persuasion. Voters will confront a flood of facts and arguments as campaign managers try to reveal personal habits and preferences, while platforms diverge on issues like railroad regulation.
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Fon
New York World
Ved
Sever
Varelosa
Moments With The Muse Firat Kisses And Fragments
A fragmented literary piece blends a flirtatious, dreamlike verse about Firat and love with stray imitations of Browning and Newman. The text mingles partial lines, misspellings, and archaic phrasing as it references poetry, faith, and the power of enduring deeds over fleeting passion. The source reads like a formal literary note or excerpt from a periodical.
Farueys Reunion Gig Dinner at Ban-Mar Celebrates Dr Peter Fahrneys Descendants
The first annual Faruey reunion for Dr Peter Fahrney's descendants gathered at Ban-Mar near Mapleville Washington County with several hundred members. Attendees heard addresses and reminiscences, shared a large picnic style dinner, and toured the old building that housed Fahrney's original office. The event featured talks by local officials and a newly adopted constitution, tracing the family line to 18th century German immigrant Jacob Forney and noting a prolific medical lineage and the invention history surrounding the Fahrney name.
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Peter Fabrney
Ban-Mar
Mapleville
Washington County
Fapraey
Plonia Atyle
Ban- Mar
Flagoratown
Waynesboro
Frederick
Anibenc
Peter Fahrney
Peter Fateney
Chicago
Pabiney
Victor St. Koonts
de. Pod. Kahtney
Autuldrees
J. Weity Fabraucy
Reunion Association
Kenner State
Charles JD. Whygaman
Hagerstown
Kia Etuldsen
Wagaman
Fahrney
Jacob Forney
Frankfort
Germany
Lancaster
Hort
Laker
Cat
Lia
Chambersburg
Eva Warnbaugh
Cathorne
Eva
Samuel
Jacob
Jacob Purnbaugh
Peter
Sun-Mat
Ann Sartoris
John
Cter, Jr
Elizabeth
John Kinemort
Susannhe
Abram Stouffer
Daniel Stouffer
Joseph
Sanh
David Stull
Daniel
Birh
Maryland
Virginias
Pennsylvania
West
John Emnett
Rockbird
County
Aha
Ila
Cyrus H. McCormick
Rockbridge Coun
Aloe Tavont Oce
Samuel Fahrney
Pene McCormack
Fahreney
Ellicott City
Fahmey
Mountain
The
Fabrey Reunion Association
J. Welty Fahroey
Edwin B. Fahey
Wayne
Josiah Fahrney
John c. Emmett
Victor R. Koontz
John I. Fahrney
Benjamin F. Foltz
Benjamin Fahrney
Joseph Fahrney
Charlies Emmert
Mim
Daniel Fahrney
Eadwin B. Fahrney
P. D. Fahrney
Frick
Mary Fahrney
Aaron Fahrney
Qincy
Theodore Fahrney
Waymeboro
Elisabeth Murr
Dayton
Dever Fahrney
Timberville
Lows E. Kewts
Mia
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Henry P
Names and places in a fragmented midwestern notice
Fragmentary OCR item lists multiple surnames and locations such as Fahrney, Perey, Koontz, Emmert, Downsville, Quincy and Pa with scattered roles and a possible public or social notice. Devoid of clear actions, dates, or outcomes, the readable bits suggest a local names gathering or notice segment.
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Manlove
Das Mi Vaiwney
Hadiell
beengementaJonn
Fahrney
Ehnlemaa
Cora Perey
Herbert
Tine
Busan
E. B
Holdla Koontz
J.C. Emmert
Huhroey
Chicanos
New Windsor Defeats Frederick 18 to 1 in Easy Win
New Windsor dominated Frederick in a Saturday baseball game winning 18 to 1. Buhrman pitched for New Windsor, allowing four hits as Frederick’s bats were largely silent. The locals hit well with multiple players contributing and several errors noted, while Clayton suffered an in-game injury.
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New Windsor
Frederick
Buhrman
Clayton
Giant Sequoias of the Pacific Coast Forest Glory
A description extols the redwood trees of the Pacific Northwest, noting Humboldt County and Oregon’s Chetco river region. It asserts the immense height and diameter of the trunks, the vast continuous forest, and compares distances to major cities to convey scale.
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Humboldt
United States
California
Boston
New York
Chicago
St. Louie
Pacific Coast
Oregon
Chetco River
Chetco
del Norte County
Det
Personal notices. many visitors in city life
A long list of names and brief travels shows Miss Neilie Williams of New York and numerous visitors and residents in town. People from New York, Baltimore, Manchester, Glassboro, and Port Deposit drop in, move, or visit relatives as Mrs. Shaw, Mr. Grimes, and Rev. Freeman Dixon are noted among others. The column mixes social travel with a short historical aside on the Deceased Wife's Sister law and a local testimonial for a medicine.
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Neilie Williams
New York
Wm. G. Grimes
Ladiesburg
Chauncey
C. C. Carty
William T. Creager
West Patook Street
Simtons
Wmn. E._ Group
York
Edward 8. Haller
East Third Street
Mies Bens
Uniformed Bank of the Knights of Pythias
Edwart J. Smith
Clifford T. Sappington
Boston
Albany
N.Y
Rafua J. White
Port Deposit
IL. C. White
Mast Fourth Street
Louise Freeman
East South Street
Washington
Daniel Bwitzer
Mary Whisner
Baltimore
Henry Ho. Cramer
Kant Ghurch Sueet
Marshall Yarnatel
Charles C. Roderick
South Market Street
F. B. Moxham
North Market Street
Chicago
Omaha
England
Slater
London Standard
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Rooseveltt
Orne Ao Ie
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Taneytown Record
Philadelphia Inquirer
Jax
Mr. Cumrox
Washington Star
Tommy
Sunithy
Tommuy
Pallakdpha
Pablo Ledaer
Ennt
Wankera
the Muse
Angela
Eucaneth Banagtr Browning
John Hanor Newman
Farueys
San-Mar
Dey— Association
Windsor
Fredenck
Savage
Spencer
Malone
Sierfice
Green
Danner
Selvage
Ebert
Creager
Bunce
Loats
Hy Pittchern
Earphart
Sesage
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Lester ‘Oms
Wil Oates
Ee Savage
Treeee
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Central National Bank
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Bavne Securities
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Nat
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Banke
Rig
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Witlow B. Storg
Ene le S
William B. Storm
Cartier
Kindley
P. Conta
Rive Sountty Rational Bank
Jerome Fd
East Church Street
Widae” Tor Sale
Harvey
Fanner
Eood Weshia
Walkersville
Grawer & Btaupfer
McKalg
Herbert Thompson
Frederick Conoty
Cme
Elmer
Frederick County
Ellen E. Gambrill
Thomas Schley
Lynod St
Ono
Glenn H. Worthington
Adan
Otten
Aaronany
Yale
Q&t
Caterine
Tare Banes Millinery
MR Garde
ZER Eews
Pparmere
Weom Ance
B. Trail
Joel IE. Harris
Albert Gilson
Farmer? & Mechanics’ National Bank of Frederick
Maryhind
Middletown Savings Bank
Middletown, MD
Gentral National Bank
RoesjLewsa
Guantas
Orswaat Awan
Amer
Kevermms
Fagwt Tacecasyamanay Hewes
Wena
Frederick, County
Syanace
Rouse Frome
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