Baltimore talks on Maryland political clash and plans
Republican leaders press to enact radical measures while Democrats urge restraint. Conference in Baltimore discusses a full legislative program, with a committee to draft bills and push them early. Senator Arthur Gorman opposes stripping Governor Goldsborough of appointive powers, urging compliance with the people’s mandate.
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Yeaterday
Baltiore J
Aler
Republcan
Baltimore
Crothers
Gorman
Arthur P. Gorman
Eject
Goldsborough
Mr. Goldsborough
Washington
New York
Democratic Party
Side State
Campaign Line Echoes in Appointment Trust
A remark on how the public trusts every appointment the official must make. It notes the campaign presented this stance strongly and emphasizes accountability and diligence in choosing appointees.
Goldsborough and Parran See President Taft at White House
Governor Goldsborough and Congressman Parran of Maryland spent two hours with President Taft and his secretary. They described the talk as not newsworthy, mentioning only a late civil service matter involving a friend, and expressed no comment on any plan to limit the governor’s powers.
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Goldsborough
Parran
White House
Aee
Hymeneal Home-Cull and Angleberger Nuptials
Announcements report the marriage of Dr. R. C. Hume of Adamstown to Miss Sara Waite Cull of Baltimore at the bride’s home 2415 Park avenue with a family ceremony. the couple plan a Southward trip and residence in Adamstown. In Washington, George A. Young and Rhoda E. Angleberger were quietly married yesterday by Rev Charles Steck.
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R. C. Hume
Adamstown
Sara Waite Cull
Roger W. Cull
Baltimore
Park Avenue
Pou
Loung—Anglebeacer
George A. Young
Rhoda E. Angleberger
Edward Angleberger
Bloomfield
Washington
Charles FL Steck
Big discovery at Elkton boosts remedy claim
A Virginia doctor Dr John D Bear announces a new remedy with testimonials and four years of trials. It is claimed to halt consumption germ ravages and could benefit the country with notable death and illness reductions. Pearce ordered a shipment and the local druggist is praised for promptness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John D. Bear
Virginia
Vitemia
Pearce
Mrs Haslup to Speak at Waivers Club Meeting
County executive T U Arrahas presided at the December meeting in Buckeystown. The union president Mrs Mary Haslup was to speak at the Wo CTU event on Arch Street. The session will close for the holidays.
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W. G
Buckeystown
Mary
Wo.c
Baltimore visitors and a funeral in Hagerstown
Baltimore society notes mention Mrs George Ross visiting on East Market Street and a few days in the city. Mrs L Victor Baughman of Frederick visits sister Mrs John Irving Griffiss at Cathedral Street. The Roelkeys on North Market Street host Carl Gall and daughter Louise, visiting. Everett Ricketts and daughter Melon Blast left for Hagerstown to attend the funeral of Mrs Ricketts’s brother, Mr J W Schooley, who died suddenly yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Malia L. Myers
Harper's Ferry
W. Va
Millard G. Myers
Glenso
Carrie H. Dutrow
Leona Mohler
Melissa Myers
Baltimore
Ashby Myers
Annie E. Specht
Doubs
Rebecca Capelana
Cumberland
North Market Street
Mt. Olivet
Tichison and
Cline
Alice
Hartman
Bartlett
Thurston
Lutheran ‘Cires
Point of Rocks
B. FL Warner
Buckeystown
G. W. Lilley
Watts
J. Stanley
Thomas F.allen
Telegraph Street
Edne May Gessford
James.h. Gessford
Harry
Arthur Allen
Ally
Delilah Lerew
Alice Read
New Kingston
E. Homer
L. Victor Baughman
Frederick
John Irving Griffiss
Cathedral Street
Carl Gall
Louise
Thurzont
E. L. Roelkey
Everjtt Ricketts
Melon
Third Street
Hagerstown
Airs
Ricketts
J. W. Schooley
Indigestion Relief With Diapepsin Trial
A promotional note touts Diapepsin as a quick fix for indigestion and related stomach troubles. It urges readers to ask a pharmacist for a 50 cent case and try a 22 grain Triangule tablet, claiming relief within five minutes by stopping fermentation and restoring digestion.
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Pape
Baltimore Meeting Discusses School Compulsory Education
County school superintendents met at the Hotel Ren nett in Baltimore to discuss compulsory education, political prospects, and funding concerns. Dr PSP Garten addressed attendees, with Prof White arranging speakers from Millersville and the First Pennsylvania Normal School for the upcoming teachers institute in Frederick and Hagerstown.
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Pithé
Renneért
Baltimore
Tov
Psp. Garten
Aiaites
Washington County
Normal School
Fredapick
Hagerstown
White
C. H. Gordlirler
Pennsylvania’ State Normal
Teachers Institute to Be Held in City Week Beginning Tuesday
A program about completed work titled Comp Gram for the teachers will be held in the city during the week beginning Tuesday morning in January.
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Teachers’ Institute
Dean's Kidney Pills Promote Kidney Health in Frederick
A Frederick Maryland testimonial reports relief from back pain and kidney trouble after using Dean's Kidney Pills. The speaker, Mrs. F. P. Rotimver of 216 West Patrick Street, credits the remedy with easing pain and enabling daily activity. Sold by Warner's Drug Store and other dealers. price 50 cents. Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY sole agents. Remember the name Dean's Kidney Pills take no other.
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Frederick
Dean
J. Rotimver
West Patrick Street
W_ larner
Prug
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
New York
United States
Nate
Deanse
Jana
Membership Campaign Progress Report
The report notes ongoing campaign work in March to grow membership. It highlights progress in reaching targets, challenges in identifying active members, and steps to engage those who joined last year. Efforts focus on renewals, outreach events, and concise messaging to convert interest into sustained membership.
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Hembership
Phem
Tishend
Thas Foo
Suit for garages filed by college president in ONT
A suit has been filed by the president of a college in Ontario alleging damages related to damaged properties and a breakup of a partnership. The defendant, Mr. Symys, is named, with details of the claim and injury to property unclear in the fragment.
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Srough
Athas
Jamag Amaits
Symys College
Acker
Fragmented Local Notice With Snow Themed Text
garbled OCR excerpt mentioning jury reading and lights with snow and remarks about Catholics May Eat Meat Bryery family urgent need of a table ointment for sprains bruises soreness of muscles rheumatic symptoms Cham bersain s remedies Told by all dru gists
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Bryery
Chamerlain
Maryland Mappenings and Local Appointments
Paragraphset items relay mid state happenings with officials named like Sheriff J Mystin Miller appointing Philpock as deputy sheriff and local figures such as James A Mitholland noted. A death near Cumberland is reported alongside civic events at Westuminater and a brewery age proposal reportedly set near 3.80 dollars.
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Maryland
Antereat
J. ‘Mystin Miller
Philpock
Bikton
James A. Mitholland
Wilmer, Jackson
Pai
Emerson
Éléned
Panéras
Burchinge
Brookland
Real estate licenses listed for Aus ar Eretour and Cross near Mt Zion
An executor appears in license notices for real estate activities involving Ann and Julia F Aus ar Eretour near Mt Zion and M Cross of Point. The fragmentary item shows names and locations in a local licensing list.
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EN. i
Ann and
Julia F. Ausar Eretour. Ng
Mt. Zion
Ja “M. Cross
Point
Juniors Earn Caps for Class of 1913 at School
The class of 1913 juniors at the 7th School received blue cloth caps bearing the numerals 1912. Mr. and Mrs. Milton Zimmerman of Second Street left for New York to sail for San Juan Porto Rico to spend winter with their daughter Mrs. G. H. McGregor.
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Milton’s. Zimmerman
St Second Street
New Ort
An Juan
Porto Rico
G. H. McGregor
Deafness Cure Claims by Constitutional Remedies
An advertisement asserts deafness cannot be cured by local applications and must be treated constitutionally. It links deafness to inflammation of the Eustachian tube and catarrh, offering $100 for any case of deafness caused by catarrh that cannot be cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure. Circulars free, Toledo, Ohio. Take Hall's Family Pills for constipation.
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Hall
F. J. Cheney CO
Toledo
Druegists
Saved His Wife Life With Dr King’s New Discovery
Muscadine Alabama man O H Brown credits Dr King’s New Discovery with saving his wife from a severe bronchial illness and dangerous cough. He says she recovered quickly after using the remedy and notes its broad fame as a cure for coughs, hemorrhages, influenza, asthma, hay fever, croup and whooping cough. Trial bottle offered free and guaranteed by Tearre’s Pharmacy for $1.00.
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O. H. Brown
Muscadine
Ala
Dr. King
Tearre
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