Duty to Guba and a tree planting plan across states
The article urges clear support for electing Senators by popular vote and highlights Maryland’s push to aid Baltimore. It then discusses Pennsylvania’s tax rebate for roadside tree planting to boost bird habitats, citing Professor Surfacer’s guidance on species like shadberry and mulberry and the ecological and aesthetic benefits.
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Pennsylvania
Surfacr
Surfaca
Amalanchier
Wood Oberry
Barry
Surface
Mac
Contemp orary Comment on City Spending and Rights
In this Baltimore American fragment a columnist argues that money spent to beautify the city is a good investment. The piece cautions Democratic leaders against pushing for further rigid control, warning that past disasters show people will resist when their rights are at stake.
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Baltimore
Serely
Philadelphia Record
Carnegie
Goulds
Vanderbilts
Oavegie
Reading and education in Maryland suffrage debate
A Baltimore Herald article criticizes illiteracy as a barrier to intelligent voting and cites Maryland’s lack of educational qualifications for suffrage. It argues for a legal measure to remove illiteracy and notes other states’ success with voter education while condemning trust overcharges.
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Maryland
Ua Mnea Thaniak
Baltimore Herald
Minutes of Merrines and Comic Exchanges
Quotations from Chicago Record Herald New York Weekly and Cleveland Plain Dealer appear as brief witticisms. The fragments mention arranged marriages, a Russian prince find, lie avoidance, love wins, and a joke about a young man and his grandfather Pilligrew. The tone imitates humorous social observations from early 20th century newspapers.
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Pilligrew
Iad
Cleveland Plain Dealer
The Voice of the Press and Political Babble Across Papers
A collage of editorial voices from Chicago and Philadelphia mocks gun culture, wealth, and party favoritism. It cites The New York World and other papers, noting Roosevelt's expected nomination amid Hanna opposition and urging restraint in political commentary.
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Charles ¥. Morphy
David B. Hill
Richard Croker
Seth Low
George Mo Olelisa
Ata
New York
Roosevelt’s Popular Support Solid Amid Canal Debate
The piece argues Roosevelt enjoys broad backing across states including Pennsylvania and New York. It dismisses rumors of a presidential challenge as improbable, noting his steady stance on the Isthmian canal earns him applause while opposition is limited to imaginative headlines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Hauve
Ifeo
Roosevelt
Pennsylvania
New York
Isthmian Canal
Washington
Moments With The Muse Choristers
A fragment from Atlantic Monthly on music’s primal tone and harmony and how voices move man to seek immortal structure yet fade in tongue’s gift. Also a brief verse from Wasuineron Star about a man who toils, rises, and finds lonely rest despite duty and envy.
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Waters
Allence
Joan H. Tazaie
The
Atlantic Monthly
Uri
Theses
House of Bear Bottles Shaped Home in Tonopah Nevada
In Tonopah Nevada miner William F. Peck built a 16720 foot glass bottle house with two rooms using ten thousand beer bottles. He and his wife and two children lived inside last winter while temperatures often froze outside. The wall surfaces are plastered with mortar to smooth over bottle necks.
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Nevada
Tonopah
Graat
William F. Peck
Ostohbar
Peck
Ming
Sage
Glorious Nineteen: Maryland Reform Senate Emerges
The Glorious Nineteen refers to a Maryland reform effort that secured a Republican form of government after a constitutional crisis in the 1830s. Key figures include John B. Seliman, Wesley Linthicum, Ephraim Bell, and others from Anne Arundel, Baltimore, Cook, Queen Anne, Frederick, Harford, Caroline, Baltimore City, Washington, Montgomery counties, and more.
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Maryland
General Assembly
Baltimore
Annapolis
Senate
Veasey
Eld Senate
Arang
John 8
Seliman
Wesley Linthicum
Anne Arundel
Ephriam Bell
George Ellictts
Baltimore County
John Evans
George A. Thomas
Cook County
Sprigg Harwood
Enoch George
John B. Thomas
Queen Anne County
Casper Quynn
John Fisher
Frederick County
Thomas Hope
Samuel Stutton
Harford County
Robert T. Keene
March Fountain
Oaroline County
Joshua Vansant
Baltimore City
Robert Wason
Charles Magill
Washington County
Washington Duvall
Montgomery County
Inauguration plans for Warfield in Annapolis set for January 13
Democratic State Chairman Murray Vandiver moves to arrange Warfield inauguration with a special train for the State Central Committee and guests. Military displays include Annapolis National Guard units and cadets, with Baltimore officers aiding security. The oath will be by Chief Judge McSherry pending State House Annex completion. Warfield focuses on Fidelity and Deposit business until moving to Annapolis.
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Annapolis
Murray Vandiver
Edwin Warfield
Warfield
State Central Committee
Maryland National Guard
Cadeta
St. John’s College
Fifth Regiment
Veteran Corps 16
Baltimore
Severn
Sudge McSherry
Court of Appeals
Senate
State House
Fidelity and Deposit Company
Far Off in the Country Verse Note to Real Feature Sold
Poem lines evoke country scenes as a speaker dreams of home. In a seller note, Alfred Ritter pays Charles J. D. Strailman’s Sohleysville property to John W. Hamilton for 1425 dollars.
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Frank L. Stantor
Alfred Ritter
Charles J. D. Strailman
Sohleysville
John W. Hamilton
Divorce Granted for John A Zeigler in West Falle County
Yesterday an absolute divorce was granted to John A Zeigler of West Falle County from his wife Josephine Zeigler Rosopno White represented him. Also promotion of Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets noting refund offer and signature on each box.
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John A. Zeigler
West Falle
Josephine Zeigler
Rosopno White
Mr. Zeigler
Market Gossip Lists Prices At Local Provisions Mart
The piece details a brisk morning market with frozen crossings and rising living costs. It lists exact prices for eggs, butter, poultry, fruit, vegetables, fish, beef, pork, and miscellaneous groceries to guide shoppers in a period-accurate, era-specific tone.
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Mart
Maryland State News Highlights Local Developments
The Montgomery County Medical Association formed at Rockville and Salisbury Gas and Electric Supply to raise capital. Allegany County’s new board to form in Cumberland. Baltimore area births and deaths referenced include Jessa Freiberger's alleged murder act at 898 Olfford Street and musician George Nachman’s death at 103 Worth Frederick Street. Navy hazing cases discussed with Lofland, Little, and Chaffee. A retired farmer, George Downin, found dead in Washington County. Bank leadership changes noted at Commercial and Farmers' National Bank in Baltimore. Williamsport Masons seek three lots for a three story building with post office, opera and lodge spaces.
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Montgomery County Medical Association
Rockville
Salisbury
Saliabery
Allegany County
Cumberland
Jessa Freiberger
Olfford Street
Baltimore
Nellia P. Pollard
Maryland University Hospital
Naval Academy
Lofland
Little and
Chaffee
George Nachman
Federation of Labor
Worth Frederick Street
George Downin
Middleburg Pike
Washington County
Charles E. Rieman
Commercial and Farmers’ National Bank
Lawrence B. Kamp
Masonic Fraternity
Williamsport
Gelles Lettres Belles Lattres Society Meeting Report
The Belles Lattres Literary Society held Friday afternoon sessions with President W Wachter presiding. Members read minutes, performed readings and debates, judges ruled 2 to 1 for the negative in a resolution on making idleness illegal and government providing work. The society adjourned to meet Friday December 18.
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H. Ramsburg
J. Toms
Debste
Thors
Asmos
G. Delaplaine
I. Thomas
W. Michael
W. Schiey
T. Legg
B. Zeigler
F. Gladhill
Society
O. L. Aine
H. Ordeman
Letters for Santa Claus Delivers a chaotic batch of kids wish lists
The News office shares a long mix of handwritten Santa letters from children requesting toys and treats including a magic lantern, dolls, wagons, a printing press, and candy. The page also lists Mountain City Mill market quotes for corn, oats, wheat, and barley in various forms.
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Santa Clane
Santa Claus
Austin Crom
Mountain City
In Memoriam Death of John C Hardt by Red Men Fraternity
An In Memoriam tribute from the Improved Order of Red Men Chippewa Tribe No 19 honors John C Hardt a longtime member praised for his loyalty hospitality and charity He is remembered as a devoted brother who aided the distressed visited the sick comforted the dying and upheld fraternal duties as he joins the Great Spirit in the eternal hunt and rest The piece lauds his character and the impact of his life on his lodge and family
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John C. Hard
John C. Hardt
Redman
Bis
God's
Acre
Smulste
Earth
Like Dreamer Dreamland Escape Through Sorrows
A speaker reflects on sorrow and aging and flees to dreamland for solace. The poem contrasts grim reality with dreamlike happiness where visions crowd in and hearts feel light. The speaker embraces dreamland as a refuge from fear and hardship.
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Dreamland
Dreamlace
Samubl Myrstern Peer
Boston Transcript
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Mer Suptre
WE Creat Southern Printing and Manufacturing Company
Frederick, ND
Tros. Semay
Howard
See
BS. Busecy
Tex Freprei
Aerriere
United States
TRE News
Telephone Exchange
Marazul
Daviess
TOK News
Frederick
Moon
Newark
Ahood
SBS
Guba
Asaimanacs
Congress
Tere
Wachter
Senator McComas
Contemporary Comment
Cincinnati
Chicago Record-Herald
Bat
New York Weekly
Voice OF the Press
Chicago Record Herald
Silea
Strafford
Theodore I
Java
Louis XIII
Col Rix
Philadelphia Ingiirer
Hanna
Jtucceas
Sone
Nicholas Brust
Byain
Monocacy River
House OF Bear Bottles
Senate of Maryland
News OF the
Barta Claus
Santas
Slater Garnett
Margaret Bennett
Gary Crum
Desi Santa Claus
Ting
Hella Stock
Virgie M. Finney
Roy
Sants
Roy Yinger
Sata
Nicholas ¥Inger
Senta
Charley Yinger
Edna Jones
Frederick County Sat’l Bank
Fuepeeicg
Fraderle& County National Bank
Banking Oass
J. W.L. Carty
Cashier
Clara Cetina Smith
John Smith
Shiloh
Carroll County
Yasr
Monteaege
Doubs
Mary Ann
Copeland
George W. Copeland
Mary A Wolfe
Court House
Frederick City
Mortence
Baltimore and Onlo
Buckerstown
Osing
Mary Ann E. Coneland
William C. Hoffman
William C Hoffman
Charles D. Hinks
Carrollton Manor
Mary Ann E Qopeland
Frank Schroader
Samuel T Hickman
Jesse Kreiz
Mary A. Wolfe
Jacob Rohrback
Mortraree
G. M.D. Clabaugh
West Fifth Street
C. B. Cline
East Third Street
Charles A. Castile
Third Street
Noah B. Cramer
East South Street
E. Winebrewer
East Patrick Street
W.patrick Street
Bath
Bee
A. Gilbert
West Patrick St
Corner Market
East Third Sts
East Third St
Kolb Bros. Oe
Henry Abbott
E. J. Winebrewerg
Algart
Monon
Chicsee
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