Republicans and Democrats to Convene in Baltimore
Both parties plan concurrent conventions on Thursday September 7 in Albaugh's Theatre and the Baltimore Auditorium at noon. GOP leaders expect a calm slate with Goldsborough Cunningham and Soper nominated, while Democrats debate governing bodies and central committees amid high costs of the primaries.
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Baltimore
S. A. Williams
Belair
Edwin Wartick
Messrs Goldsborough
Cunningham
Soper
U S to Build Airship Guns After Tests at Indian Head Md
Reports say three day tests of naval airplane guns at Indian Head Maryland impressed ordnance board officials. Three pound projectiles reportedly reached 25,000 feet altitude and 20,000 feet range beyond target line, with maximum wing speed near 5,000 feet. Commander H Holden led trials as plans to mass produce 3 pound guns on battleships advance.
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Indian Head
Ordnanes Board
Ap Thorauhty Salt Factory
Thear Ad- Mira Twining
Cief
Bureau
Ordanes
Ascling
Ordance
Daeiy
H. Holden
Nave
Washington Navy
Rare American coins exhibit at Chicago convention
Rare coins valued over 1,000,000 dollars are on display at the American Numismatic Association annual convention that opened yesterday in Chicago. The exhibits include two silver dollars minted to TSVE valued at 8000 dollars each and a collection of stamps encased in metal used as currency in Civil War era ports.
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American Numismatic Association
Chicago
al Pars
TSVE
Young hopeful told not to rush toward presidency
In a Washington Star snippet a young lad resists family pressure urging him to aim for higher office. His gloom and sharp reply show a wary temperament about public life and future leadership.
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Washington Star
New Theory of Creation by a New Zealand Professor
A Christchurch New Zealand professor, A W Bickerton, proposes an epoch making astronomical theory of creation. He explains dual streams of star matter colliding to form new bodies, coalesced masses then exploding into hot temporary stars, releasing atoms that form vast shells and life-bearing systems. He argues this cosmic scheme shows creation as endless, with universal decay and renewal through cosmic maturity.
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London
New Zealand
A. W. Biekeron
Christchurch
Hendon
Bickerton
Sims Aj
Thensin
Martesserkerton
Emily Pwitis
Space
Hehertan
Owlechk
Tae Istronone
Odd Fellows to Convene in Indianapolis 1919 Meeting Set
The Odd Fellows of Maryland anticipate a large delegation to the Sovereign Grand Lodge session in Indianapolis September 18 to 23. A Maryland contingent will depart Baltimore September 15 by Pennsylvania Railroad and stay through the week for entertainments, contests, and a grand decoration of chivalry on September 22.
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Odd Fellows of
Muisland
Bal
Winnipes
Dana
Sesson
John B Cockrum
Indannapolis
Grand Ledge
Vicw
Fairbanks
Order
Maryland
Wiliam Grason
Joseph E Cook
James W. Chapman, Jr
H. Fowwell
Railroads Grow From Humble Start To Vast System
Historical note traces early rail travel from 72 mile two hour first line in England to modern American network. It cites wood and Cooper anecdotes, gun barrel boiler trials, and rapid expansion to about 250000 miles of track with 57000 locomotives and 2,000,000 freight cars.
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England
Wood
Snp
Cooper
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Ins Country
Wham
Gatley
Yale University
New Haven
Washington
ZEMO and ZEMO SOAP Advertised by Local Drugstore
An advertisement touts ZEMO and ZEMO SOAP for tender face and neck after shaving and for pimples, black heads, dandruff or skin diseases. It claims guaranteed relief from soreness and itching and promotes the soap as part of the treatment, with Soli druggists and J A C Williamson on North Market Street in Frederick.
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Soli
Frederick
J AC Williamson
North Market Street
Notes of News From Across the State Yesterday
The Montgomery County Fair opens today and other items note national and local affairs. Joshua C. Smith was found dead in his home in Darlington Slatford county. The Liberian flag was unfurled at Laurellor with Ernest Lyon as chief speaker. Courts mostly close today while the Criminal Court remains shut until Thursday. A heavy vote is expected in Baltimore’s primary election. Midshipmen begin leave from the practice squadron. Dr John Kroger aged physician is seriously injured in a tramway accident. Dr John F Goucher will travel to The Hague. The West Nottingham Meeting House centenary is set for September 16 near Rising Sun. William T. Nabb of Dorchester county seeks bankruptcy relief in U S Court. William G Betz, 82, Baltimore man, dies while in charge of electrolytic extraction in copper ore. Noel Construction Company of Baltimore sues for 80000 against a subcontractor over Chicago City Hall work. An inquest into Vernaily death by streetcar will meet at the Northern Police Station. Senator Lee and Governor Slethers tour Cecil and Kent counties and speak in Annapolis. Major Townsend appointed examiner of recruits at new USMC stations. Democrats in Lee and German Camps urge Republican voters to help. Senator German spends day in his office and attends a Highlandtown picnic, then stays in Howard County and back to Baltimore. Col William A Boykin notes the Distillers and Wholesale Liquor Dealers Association took no action against Lee or for Gorman. After Cannonsburg opera house panic 28 killed. Baltimore Building Inspector Preston finds no death traps in the city’s amusements.
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Montgomery County
Haversteen Heabe
Rnmare
Trofey
Joshua C. Smith
Darlington
Slatford County
Laurellor
Ernest Lyon
Baltimore
Midshipmen
John Kroger
John F. Goucher
Emerius
Goucher College
The
Hague
West Nottingham
Rising Sun
Willian T. Nabb
Dorchester Couny
United States Court of the Benefit of
VernailvIe
Lee
Slethers
Cecil
Kent
Annapolis
German
Highlandtown
Howard County
Balimore
Col
Wiliam A. Boykin
William L. Marbury
Distillers and Wholesale Liquor Dealers’ Association
Gorman
Opera House
Cannonsburg
Preston
Army Navy Game May Move To Princeton This Fall
Reports from Annapolis claim the Army Navy football game this season is likely to be played at Princeton with November 23 as the contest date. Excellent authority states there is every prospect for the venue change and date.
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Army
Deafness Cure Claim From Halls Catarrh Cure
An advertisement asserts deafness, caused by inflamed mucous surfaces and catarrh, can be cured by Halls Catarrh Cure. It offers a $100 reward for any deafness case not cured by the remedy and urges sending for free circulars. Also mentions Hinds Family Pills for constipation.
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CHENEY & _CO
Toledo
Dreaming and brain blood flow linked to wakefulness
Atlantic notes that dreaming involves a mid range brain blood volume between deep sleep and wakefulness. Sensory stimulation triggers vasomotor activity, returning blood to the head and raising consciousness. Dreams do not cause light sleep. restlessness stems from ongoing stimuli and partial cell recovery rather than dreams themselves.
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Atlantic
Why Women Suffer Cure Promoted by Doan's Pills
A Frederick Md woman testifies to backache and kidney disorder relief from Doan's Kidney Pills. The ad urges strike at kidney root and rapid aid, noting Foster Milburn Co Buffalo as sole US agents, price 50 cents.
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Dean
Frederick
William Abrecht
W. Patrick St
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
New York
United States
Doan
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