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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Aug 16, 1905

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The Canal Preparations and Payroll of a City on the Isthmus

The article discusses Panama Canal preparations, focusing on housing jails and water systems for 20 000 workers. General Ernst and Chairman Shonta explain why ready infrastructure matters, noting one year before dirt starts and faster completion with proper prepa rations.

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Armistice Urgency Rising at Porta Mouth

A volatile scene unfolds as negotiators press for a swift armistice with the morcattoes Bal Timore Ean amid intense regional tension and urgent diplomatic efforts. Local authorities monitor developments as factions weigh concessions and timelines.

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Obedience in Marriage Sparks Public Debate

A Baltimore editor laments the removal of the word obey from marriage vows while noting varied views on obedience. An agricultural forecast predicts a record crop year and broad business optimism based on latest crop reports.

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Minutes of Merriness and Prized Remarks

A collage of witty exchanges from various papers debating social pretensions and manners. Quotes touch on prominence, marriage, wealth, and intelligence through brief sketches and banter among characters and observers.

Moral Revolution Against Political Thieves Rises

An editorial urges a nationwide moral revolt against grafters and political bosses. It argues the public, tired of corrupt governance, must unite to demand clean government from municipalities to the nation, claiming a rising tide of reform.

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Health Board to enforce tuberculosis reporting law

Fulton, secretary of the Maryland State Board of Health, plans to pursue physicians who neglect to report tuberculosis cases. The Legislature mandated fines for unreported cases, and Dr. Fulton has gathered evidence that enforcement has been lax. He aims to compel compliance and, if needed, bring offending physicians to court under the act’s penalties.

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August Comes With Gold Gown In Harvest Field Verse

A poetic fragment from a Chicago Chronicle piece celebrates August arriving in regal splendor. The verse contrasts youth, love, and the abundance of the harvest season with imagery of golden gowns and gifts.

Mail Box Defects Prompt Rural Delivery Probe

Rural mail boxes approved by the Postoffice Department receive scrutiny as farmers in Maryland Virginia and West Virginia report wind damage and faulty construction. Inspectors trace boxes to a Lynchburg firm and plan to require boxes match approved samples or ban sales. The department also moves to authorize carriers to paint boxes and pay 35 cents per box for labor, noting 8735 boxes on about 6000 routes.

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Maternal Instincts Of Fish In Hatchery Experiments

J Nevin of Madison Wisconsin Lab hatcheries explains fish parental behavior. He notes females sometimes eat their eggs, while males guard and fan fry after fertilization. He describes nest placement and observed fry survival rates, with 50 to 95 percent of eggs reaching fry under hatchery care.

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Local notices and incidents span deaths wills and political swings

SEWS OF THE STATE Charles Boons Flowers, 55, died at Easton. Mary Arbuckle’s will probated in Opher County Orphan's Court valuing estate about $50,000. Walter Weber placed on Democratic ticket in Talbot county in place of Levi Harrison who declined. A county convention of the Democracy met in Annspoll. At Fenaca Baptist church Montgomery county Old Association of Baptist churches to meet Friday through Sunday with ministers from several states. A man identified as John P. Kallman found shot in head near S44 North East Street Baltimore died at Maryland General Hospital. Coroner Baldwig Hendry Hawkins certified death by own action. Patrick BicDermots injured in Baltimore conduit cavern near Charles Street just south of Baltimore trees.

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Weddings Shine At Baltimore And Urbana Homes

Two local weddings unfold with vows in Baltimore at the BM church and at a Urbana residence. Vernon Maynard Rhonda and Grace Anders Saylor wed with Rav Roberts officiating. the bride wears brown check silk. The Willett Peters nuptials pair Miles Hither and Clifford Willett occur with Lohengrin music and a carrier of light blue silk mull. Both couples plan homes in Baltimore and Baltimore area after a bridal tour.

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