Baltimore Wins Bid for 1912 Democratic National Convention
A National Committee member reports Baltimore has secured enough pledged votes to win the 1912 Democratic National Convention, with Minneapolis and St Paul withdrawing and Louisville may also pull out. Denver and Chicago remain in contention as January talks set date and location. The story also notes progress on the Hagerstown Clearspring trolley road project and local funding achievements.
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Worlub
Baltimore
Minneapolis
St. Paul
Louisville
Paul
Denver
Chicago
Presence of Mind A Asset of Aviators Demonstrated
The article highlights Lieutenant Milling and fellow aviators showing nerve to avoid a crash during a tight maneuver near Camp Ordway. It covers Kastory returning to the Fox machine for repairs, Milling veering to a safe angle, and praise for Milling’s steady leadership. It notes 2,800 feet altitude by Kirtland, Kastory’s flights later, and plans for the winter aviator school as Gen. Allen returns.
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Amy Aviation
Milling
College Hark
Cone
Phininne
Wight
Ordway Dapiig
Campient
Yoored Ba Hurgess Wright
Fox
Keine
Macing
Cin Do
Elart
Hii
Kirtland
Riverdale
Ls Merit
Frank Kastory
Kastory
Lieut. T. DeWitt
Curtiss
Lieut. Kennedy
Gemusschool
Curtiss Free Jury
Capt
Teck
Lieut
Kennedy
Army
Gen. Allen
Signal Corps
Aiken, Sci
School to be operated year round at summer site
Greenville or Palm Beach will be chosen as a site for the school by winter, as the army plans to have a fleet of aeroplanes and aviators in charge. The school is expected to operate continually during the cold months.
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Greenville
S.C
Palm Beach
Seis
Army
Saiid
Funeral notices from Thurmont and surrounding areas
Funeral notices detail multiple first names and surnames including Mrs George To Castle in Thurmont with services at a home conducted by Rev M L Beard and burial in Mivet cemetery. An unidentified man killed by a train at Whtersville station is buried at Pine Grave cemetery with services by Rev Nice. Rosa Mullinix of Long Corner dies of typhoid, with services in the M church and interment nearby. Other items note Mrs Rena M Robinson of Baltimore shipping her remains to Tat hmore with arrangements pending, infant son of Jesse Norwood buried at Mountain church, and Bernhard V First announcing a lease of the Lyric Baltimore by the Chivase Opera Company and a new company involvement.
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George
Castle
Win. Zimmerman
Thurmoul
Mivet
Croager
Willete
Thurmont
Whtersville
Jon Amst
Pines
Baltimore and Ohio
Pine Grave
Pr Nice
Towmnman
Rosa M. Mullinix
Albert Mullinix
Long Corner
Tigward County
S. Mullinix
M. 7
CP Nowlin
C. P. MetCaffin
Vis. Mullinix
Daughters of the Republic
International
French Expert Outlines Weight Loss Diet Plan in La Clinique
A French physicist Professor Robin describes a method to reduce obesity by strict meal timing and small portions. The plan limits bed time, prescribes specific early meals and walks, and estimates daily calories to induce fat loss under physician supervision.
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Nvolves
Robin
la Clinique
Mona
Almosh
Hancock Concern Fails Receivers Appointed
Jonenstine Mason of Hagersown and Wanwell fi hards of Hancock were named receivers for the dry goats firm of I G Turners Co Hancock. They post bond of 14600 to wind up business under court disposition. Tiler if Calkins of Pennsylvania, Turner’s partner, filed the bill to appoint a receiver and Turner consented. The firm has barely met expenses for several years.
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Jonenstine Mason
Hagers‘s
Wanwell Fi Hards
Hancock
1. G. Turners Co. Hancock
Tiler
Calkins
Pennsylvania
News of the State Notes from Maryland yesterday and today
Reports from across Maryland include Senator Lee’s Western Maryland visit, county fairs at Haston, diverse political contests in Allegany and Anne Arundel, prohibition efforts in Montgomery, and horticultural society turnout. Other items note oyster season, weddings in Hagerstown, a drowning near North East, new railway plans, a botanical lab contract, and local election bid filings.
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Senator Lee
Maryland
Sharptown
St Mary's County
Giencop
Hallimore
Haston
Blair Lee
Alegany
Juan J. Peffabet
Naval Academy
St. Mary’s Church
Nper
Bryan
Gorman
J. Augustine Mason
Maxwell Richards
J. G. Turner & So
Hancock
Western Maryland Railway Company
Pittsburgh
Mamie Roser
Amosville
Emmert Johnston
Simeon
Hagerstown
Raymond Cameron
Ormond Cameron
North East
North Eust Creek
Bitton
Charles M. Anderson
Washington County Water Company
Court House
Botanical Labwatory
Johs Hopkins University
Messrs. Parker
Thomas
Rice
Washingon County
Otho V. Middlekauff
Waitimore and Ohio Railroad
J. Hadsow
J. Briscoe Bunting
Calvert County
Dr Bay Named Successor Chief Surgeon of First Brigade
Dr Robert P Bay former superintendent of University Hospital and assistant surgeon of the Fifth Regiment was chosen to succeed Major Mexing McGlannan as chief surgeon of the first brigade Tast. His commission is expected soon and follows Adj Gen Wartell policy to promote in service. Bay has acted as chief surgeon since McGlannan's resignation.
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Morannan
Robert P. Bay
University Hospital
Fifth Regment
Mexing McGlannan
First Brigade Tast
Br. Bay
Adj
Henry M. Wartell
Dr Bay
McGlannan
Doc Belleson Denies Death in Baltimore Correction Tale
An elderly herb doctor known as Doc Belleson at Maryland House of Correction in Baltimore publicly declares he is alive, disputing rumors of his death. He recounts life in confinement, mentions meals and companions, and asserts he will return home soon, while noting his past sentence for beating Pricilla Green and his long local notoriety.
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Wellington
All
Mount Rainier
Mawr
Tacoma
Washington
Taft
Ryute
Sealiie
Pacoma
Seattle
Rainier
wL.recton
Charles Wesley Bellegon
Maryland House of Correction
Belleson
Louis S. Cole
Druid Avenue
Woodberry
Baltimore
Randallstown
Doc” Belleson
House of Correction
Justice Tyson
Pricilla
Zack
Doc
Rayner Health Cruise Planned Aboard Revenue Cutter Apache
United States Senator Isidor Rayner to embark a health cruise aboard the revenue cutter Apache. The ship arrived from Washington in Baltimore to load stores and sail toward Cambridge Maryland. Secretary of the Treasury approved the voyage as a treatment, with Captain Carmine in command and the Senator expected to go aboard today. A Moose convention delegate from Baltimore reports a Canada trip en route to Hudson Bay, praising the country.
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United States
Isidor Rayner
United States Revenue Cutter
Baltimore
Washington
Cambridge
Rayner
Secretary of the Treasury
Chesapeake Bay
Carmine
F. L. Knode
Walkerville
Ontario
Canada
Knade
Hudson Bay
British America
Country
Chilly Camp Perry Winds Up Maryland at Nationals
Bad weather halted the National individual match at Camp Perry as rain wind and mud kept Maryland shooters from firing. The 1 000 yard stage and team match move to today and Tuesday. J Collins of Maryland placed nineteenth in 711 entries as others edge closer to podium positions. Army eye tests at the base hospital may adjust vision screening for shooters after exams reveal common defects.
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Maryland
Camp Perry
New York
Sergi
J. Collins
Seven
Army
Pig Walks on Two Legs Near Lander
Robert L Wright of near Lander reports a four week old pig that walks on its front feet dragging its hind legs. The creature appears healthy and draws attention as a curiosity. A playful exchange about birthday gifts closes the note from the Catholic Standard and Times.
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Robert L. Wright
Near Lander
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Hieut. Milling
Curtiss Machine
Rochester
Bartholomay Brewery
Bartholomay Rochester
William H. Shipley
N. Market Street
Vseorl
WNT
Rena M Robinson
le Roy Robinson
Meo Airy
Tathmore
R. W. Bowman
Jesse Norwood
Pine No
Mountain Church
B. W. Bowman
Mt Airy
Bernhard V Firwt
Chivase Opera Company
the Lyric
DR. Bay
Herb Vender
Pat
Zack” Staggers
Cutter Apache
Dr. Pierce
World's Dispensary Medical Association
R. V. Pierce
M. D
Buffalo
N.Y
Jimmy
Tommy
Catholic Standard and Times
Philo- Har Specialties Co
Newark
N. JL
U.S. A
Steiner Broe
R. R
Niagara Falls
Frederick
York
Susquehanna Valley
Niagara Walls
Toronto
Thousand Islands
W. Patrick
Wspaperer
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