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Rail line plan prompts new college master degree proposal
The text notes a proposed Union Pacific rail project and a new college promised to bestow a Master degree on Mr. Harriman. It mentions Robert Latham piloting an airship over WA in under 2 hours 18 minutes, and questions about Congressman Fowler’s delay with a follow up letter to Speaker Cannon.
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Gray College
Union Pachic
Harriman
Rheims
Norbert Latham
WA Riles
Oklahoma Supreme Court endorses harmless error doctrine
Judge Furman of the Oklahoma Supreme Court urges enforcement of the harmless error doctrine in reversing lower court rulings. He argues lawyers should focus on substantive merits rather than technical mistakes, warning that reliance on technical errors erodes public confidence and may fuel mob violence.
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Seable Post-Intelligencer
Furman
Oklahoma Supreme Court
Post-Intelligencer
Ag Ft
Supreme Court
Harmleas
Oklahoma
Nas
Maryland and national news blur into daily life
A fragmented clipping notes public sentiment on Taft's golf scores and Harriman's finances, with references to fashion trends and social life. The tone reflects a busy urban press mixing politics, business, and style in a mosaic of brief remarks.
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Taft
Baltimore American Star
Harriman
Battimore American
Minutes of Merriness Press Fragment
Fragmentary minutes recount a scene featuring Sokeer De and others in a room. The text is garbled but suggests a discussion or performance involving a Rounder pew and a big scene. No clear dates or outcomes are discernible.
Temmry-Pop Reference in a Publisher’s Note Cited
In a fragmentary column from the Chicago Tribune, a voice riffs on family, meals, and a publisher, mixing pop culture and personal reminiscence as a writer reflects on candid admiration for a book and its author. The text blends dialogue and memory without full context.
Indian Head on a Philadelphia Child Sparks debate
A Philadelphia tale recounted by the Bolton Traveler claims a Native American chief placed his bonnet on five or six year old Sarah Longacre, an American girl, for a photograph used to coin a cent, countering claims of indigenous symbolism. The commentary contrasts this with Taft era budget cuts and government spending.
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Bolton Traveler
Tada
Simon Philadelphia
Sarah Longacre
Mint
Indtane
Northwest
Washington
Philadelphia
St. Longacre
Sarah
Samn
Lincoln
The Flower of Liberty Ode Recited in Morning
A poem titled The Flower of Liberty by Wexner opens with praise of liberty and the banner of the tree. It describes the flower blooming after tyranny, uniting colors of red white and blue, and calls for the banner to forever float over domes and towers in a hopeful, sacred vision.
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Liberty
City of
Banner of the Free
Onaver- Wexner
Governor to Attend Sharpsburg Picnic in Washington County
Governor Crothera plans to attend the high union picnic Saturday in George H. Poffenberger's woods one mile north of Sharpeburg under Red Men Knights of Pythiax and Modern Woodmen of America auspices. Col Buchanan Schiay of Tagers town confirmed attendance. notable locals including Justice Harthe sod Reno 8 Harp were mentioned. Local Sunday and weekday societies from nearby towns, and Company Hi of the 8th Maryland Regiment, joined the event plans.
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Teile Coronal Schiay
Sharpsburg
Buchanan Schiay
Tagerstown
Crothera
High Union
George H. Poffenberger
Sharpeburg
Washington County
Red Men
Knights of Pythiax
Modern Woodmen of America
Mother bees not queens say hive life explained
A Pleasantville New Jersey beekeeper argues there are no true queen bees in a hive, describing how worker bees regulate egg laying, create supersized queen cells, and the mother bee acts as an automaton guiding emigration and colony growth. The piece contrasts perceived royal status with the hive’s collective, worker-driven biology.
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Bedanaster
Pleasantville
N. J
Abe
van Norden
Izbee
Death and burial of John Favorite in Creagerstown
John Favorite of Charleston and Creagerstown died August 6 after a ten day illness at about 72. Known as Judge, he was a longtime lawyer and Mason, buried August 10 in Creagerstown with Masonic honors. survived by brother Henry Favorite and several nieces and nephews. Catherine Groff of Middletown died last night at 60 from lung trouble. survived by two children Edward Groff and Kitty Groff, four sisters, and one brother. funeral Sunday at 1 PM from his house, then Reformed Church services and burial in Reformed cemetery.
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Favorite
John Favorite
Charleston
Creageratown
Creneratown
West
Croagerstown
de Neix
Catherine Groff
David Groff
Middletown
Lung
Sha Waa
Edward
Willard
Broad Run
Elian
Mars at closest approach draws observers at Wadbbington
The National Observatory at Wadbbington uses its 26 inch equatorial telescope to study Mars as it nears Earth for its closest visit since the early eighties. Prof. Asaph Hall’s son, on duty at the same instrument, helps observe the Martian moons while scientists debate canals and possible life on the planet.
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National Observatory
Wadbbington
Gexerna
Mare Ia
Earth
Ince
Mara
Eigt
Asaph Hall
Asaph Hall,Jr
Marg
Hall
Percival Lowel
Rijlog
Bia
Parauing
Bes
Ing
Messia
Epps
Friedrichsen
Fight at Wollaville Picnic Sparks Riot in Middletown Valley
A Saturday afternoon picnic at Wollaville in Middletown Valley devolved into a small riot over jealousy involving a young woman. Six men including Blickenstaff Graber Frey Wall and Davidson fought. Frey was beaten, teeth knocked out and loosened. Constable Hoover arrested the six and they were fined $4.73 each including costs.
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Wollaville
Middletown
Thomas Blickenstat
Harry Graber
Blickenstaff
Graber
Preston Frey
Victor Wall
G. W. Davidson
Harry Smith
Garfield
Davidson
Haover
Poxville
Law and order notes with arrests and medical ad
In the law’s grip a tall man named Albert Tall, colored, wanted for the August 3 shooting of Mary Gilmore, was brought in by Deputy Sheriff Wm. Ke. Daccer and held for a 4 hearing tonight on $500 bail. Also jailed are Charles Ivory and John Green, colored youths about 15, held two days on disorderly conduct at the Baltimore and Ohio depot while judge J. Francis Smith considers placing them in a mututition. William B. Storm, South Market Street, sick but improving. An ad-like medical note touts a Catarrh Cure claiming deafness relief via constitutional remedies.
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Albert Tall
Mary Gilmore
Sherff
Wm. KE. Daccer
J. Francis Smith
Charles
Ivory
John Green
King
Delog
Baltimore and Ohio
Baltimore Stock Market Roundup and Securities Notes
Baltimore stock market brief records Motter Bros and Co transactions and latest sales. Notes mention United Railways funding and certificates, Maryland first mortgage issues. The report highlights price movements and security listings with terse entries.
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Motter Bros. & Co
Local Bank Noted For Near Century Of Service
Charles B. Tiall serves as president with James A. Barris as vice president and G. Albert Gilson as cashier. The bank has opened for nearly a century to meet the community’s banking needs. A growing number of depositors shows its enduring support and trust, with interest offered on special deposits.
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Charles B. Tiall
James A. Barris
G. Albert Gilson
China
Frederick Market Prices from the Frederick County Exchange
Quotations show varied prices for grains feeds and commodities including yellow corn white corn shelled and per bushel rates. oats baled and bundled rye hay and straw prices. flour winter and spring wheat figures. buckwheat mint bran and cot ton seed meal pricing. and miscellaneous feeds per ton or per bushel across farm products. Prices reflect market bids and range widely by item with unit specifics and per bag or per ton notes.
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Bataos
Rene Minebogs
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