Liberty and Time Pressure Rumblings From The Pole to Tariffs
A collection of scattered notices covers Wellman libel suits delaying polar airship ventures, postal costs and mail waste, a Carrie Nation Europe trip, and tariff controversy. The St Paul Pioneer-Press advocates lumber tariff removal to protect forests, criticizing protectionism and arguing for market-driven conservation.
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Ita
St. Paul Pioneer-V
United States
Canada
Pioneer-Preas
Free Lumber to Aid American Market Cited in Debate
The text argues that ancient rights should be corrected and Canadian lumber be admitted free to supplement supply. It contends free lumber would reduce transportation costs, giving American lumbermen profit, and that the industry needs no protection.
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Moat Dasce
Ameri
Foot-and-mouth disease seen in Maryland stretches
A fragment from Maryland papers notes the appearance of foot-and-mouth disease in the state. The report mentions Lineboro and Baltimore readerships reacting to the outbreak. It cites editorials from Baltimore papers and jokes about government plans and doomsday rumors.
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Lineboro
Baltimore
Maryland
Baltimore American Star
Quotable snippets in a collage of vintage chatter
A mosaic of cheeky lines from Punch and various papers mocks vanity money and suffrage. Witty exchanges touch love income and gender roles, with jibes about portraits gowns fortunes and London women seeking votes.
Public opinion on military funding and tariffs in early press
A fragmented OCR excerpt cites criticism of military expenditure and tariff policies. It references public reception, denatured football talk, and Carnegie's tariff proposal, contrasting revenue distribution to government versus private pockets.
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Carnegin
Providence Journal
Carnegie
Moments With The Muse Nightfall Poem Fragment
A fragment from Grorox Du Mavarae s The Play contemplates mortality and the incapacity of words to express inner truth. It contrasts stage life with genuine vision and seeks art s power to reveal life s essence beyond spoken language.
Died at Belair and murder found on steamer voyage
James M. Reynolds died at Belair. An unidentified murdered man’s body found in the bay and taken to Venl's island. Mr James T Barclay, 24, found dead in a steamer stateroom in Baltimore after arriving from Philadelphia with a bullet wound and a revolver in hand.
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James M. Reynolds
Belair
Forest Free
Cumberland
Pen-Mur
Shellfish Commission
Republic Age
Firet
Jackson
Venl
Fsland
Talbot County Grand Jury
Lewe
M.T.G
Baliabury
Wicomica County
Marea Horticultural Society
Pearce and Scheen's Higherness at City Opera Saturday
Pearce and Scheen present Higherness moving pictures and illustrated songs at the City Opera this Saturday with five reels of recent films and two new songs. The feature shows the reception of the American fleet in Australia, aboard ships off the coast. A purse drawing will award a child with the lucky number and three cash prizes honor top amateur performances. Local residents listed as ill or improving are noted, with several names and addresses mentioned.
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Pearce
Scheen
Ameren
Australia
Loudoun Hunt Club Breakfast Draws Large Turnout
The Loudoun Hunt Club of Leesburg Virginia hosted an elaborate hunt breakfast at the meet by D C Winebrewer of Frederick with Col E A Baughman and E J Smith. About eighty attendees and thirty hounds were present as the cast rode at 11 o clock and pursued a fox three miles before losing it.
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Loudoun
Loudoun Hunt Club
Leesburg
D. C. Winebrewer
Frederick
E. A. Baughman
E. J. Smith
Harry W. Smith
Messrs. Winer
Trundell
Spates
Col. E. A. Blugman
BE. J. Smith
Denne ‘Byatt
H.B. White
D. B. Tennant
Geo. C. Carter
A. M. Chichester
T. F. Mason
Dr. Tennant
Wm. Metzger
C. C. Safer
G. Diserega
Nalle
Pendall White
McGill Tyler
Wildman
For That Dult Feeling After Eating Shave wes
Unclear text appears to describe digestion tablets and a casual inquiry about post meal relief. The fragment references a product or practice to aid digestion and a question about its effectiveness. No concrete events, dates, or identifiable organizations are present.
Deaths touch Baltimore and Walkersville communities
Obituaries report the death of Rev Father Danoughue in Baltimore after illness, with his funeral planned for Germantown and burial in Philadelphia. Also listed are death notices for Mr. Edie B. Dinterman of Walkersville, Mrs. Elizabeth Marran of Walkersville, and infant child of Mr. and Mrs. Maio of Linganore, with funeral details and survivor lists.
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Francsh O
O'Danoughue
Linmagulaw Conception Church
Battimoth
Kounieburg
de Tus
Belmngbueg
Janepi
St. Agnes’ Hospital
Philadelphia
Germantown
Geomue
Dintenman
Edie B. Dinterman
Walkersville
George Fogle
Johnaville
Olivet Council
Union Badge
Cou
Mer
Harry Fogle
Lincoln G. Dintermman
Jobn Dinterman
Ezra Dinterman
Libertytown
Charles Dinterman
Spring Grove
Winfan't
Mra
Wil- Ini
Maio
Linganore
T He Funersl
Mt. Olivet
F. Schronler
Ctuner
Cow Starts Fire After Milk Morning On Farm
A cow toppled a plate with hay during milking, sparking a fire that destroyed a barn, a stable, and other outbuildings on Edward Collinson’s South River farm, six miles from Annapolis. Several horses and cattle died, fodder burned, and losses reach about 1500 dollars.
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Platern
Edward Collinson
South River
Annapolis
Local updates note property work and neighborhood improvements
Reports describe repainted freight warehouse and residences in progress, new pavement laid on West Second Street, stone wall foundations for a local project, and an iron gate at United Brethren church alley. Charity funds face shortfall this year while Brotherhood of St. Andrew elects officers for the coming year.
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Lecal
John Hurst
Spree
W. F.G. Railway Company
Henry Kupp
D. W. Finneytrack
Lewistown
West Second Street
Charles F. Kreh
Joshua James
Welty and Gaver
All Salata’ Street
United Brethren Church
Otherhood
Brotherhood of St. Andrew
All Saints’ P. & Church
Charles M. Gilpin
Francis B. Sappington
John A. Sieard
Henry Trail
Cheney Firm Seeks Cure for Catarrh with Public Bid
An old legal advertisement notes Frank J. Cheney of Cheney & Co seeks a hundred dollars per case of catarrh not cured by Hall’s Catarrh Cure. The sworn bid was set for December in Toledo, with testimonials and internal use claims.
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Frank J. Cheney
Aff. d. Cheney & Co
Tuledo
Tikan
J. Ghen
A. W. Cleason
Hall
Franic J
Cheney
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Eliza P. Nixdorf
Samuel T. Haffner
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Frederiom MD
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