Campaign talk and bureau quips ripple through region
Disjointed remarks mock corruption while a regional drive to host a Lincoln Boutovan run in Castern Shore emerges. Officials claim farm labor issues are solved by bureaus, prompting calls to address broader social questions.
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Chicago Ended Public Auctions of Confiscated Weapons
The Chicago police stopped public auctions of confiscated criminal weapons including pistols knives and other gear. The Washington Herald notes the move risks criminals rearming but calls for broader regulation of sale venues in large cities with strict proof of good citizenship for buyers.
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Movement for good roads in the state demands action
The Baltimore American argues for modernizing roads as essential to commerce. It contends state highways are the link of trade and antiquated methods hinder progress, affecting city town and county alike.
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Minutes of Merriness and Silly Newspaper Snippets
A collage of quips and jokes from various papers including the Philadelphia Ledger and Chicago News. It quibbles about society, optimism, time, airships, and a mock editor’s rebuke over a poem accused of stealing from Byron.
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Political Commentary From Early Dispatches
The piece cites流 opinions from The Atlanta Journal and Boston Herald on national trade policy, labor issues, and the skepticism toward conciliation with the National Civic Federation. It notes Mitchell’s stance on trade agreements and discusses Kern’s vice presidential prospects and Oklahoma’s Democratic state admission affecting Bryan’s path.
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Moments of Sunshine and Sorrow in Everyday Life
A collage of verses and advertisements from a 19th century periodical. It weaves Branson’s reflective lines about childhood illness, a poem on sunshine, and a testimonial touting a diarrhoea remedy. The mix shows: literary fragments, moral sentiments, and a medical ad.
Greentree Family Ancestry Traced From Maryland Roots
The article recounts Howard Greentree now at the Aged Men's Home in Baltimore collecting genealogical notes on the Davis and Greentree families. It details ancestors from Montgomery County Maryland including grandfathers and great grandfathers who served in the Revolutionary War, farmed in Montgomery and New Market, and endured hardships such as paying inflated prices for goods and rations.
Family Lineage Fragments From Obscure Almanac Entry
Ancestry notes list Grandfather George Davis dying at seventy seven and Grandmother buried in an old Quaker graveyard near Monrovin. It records Ezra Greentree and Julia Ann Davis as parents and references a Benjamin Greenteeg of New Market. Fatbux, a son of Benjamin, is noted as a mitwright who lived eighty nine and rests at Mt Olle seubeery Frederick. The fragment ends with unclear kin and naming errors.
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Sory
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New Market
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Mben
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Tether
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G. Weuley Ringley
Frederik
In the Law's Grip Ho Jail
Walter Main was jailed after a hearing before Justice J. Krandsmith for driving farther than contracted. He previously stole a horse from Mr. Emene Boarueller, returned late, and was fined $15 or 30 days in jail. Roy King, arrested for unlawful riding the railroad, was released on habeas corpus due to a defective commitment. Joose Rippean was fined $2.75 for cruelty to animals after being heatedly accused of rough riding.
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Barnesville
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Taft Unitarian Fairy tale touches campaign notes
Fragmented account recalls Will Taft’s Unitarian ties through Cincinnati pastor Rev George A Thayer. It mixes odd reminiscences about Taft as a playful, plump fairy and stray church attendance, with a garbled medical adroit interlude about catarrh cures and local notices amid a chaotic clipping overall.
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