Apartment houses spread to Annapolis as housing demand grows
Annapolis papers describe two proposed apartment projects in the capital city with four to five story brick and marble structures. One remodels an old colonial travel house into four floors of two to three bedrooms, baths, and living spaces, while the other looming project plans a five story brick and marble building facing a courtyard. Both aim to offer outside exposure, private baths, and moderate rents to attract families and bachelors amid servant and housekeeping challenges. Other small cities like Frederick may follow, signaling a broader trend toward self contained living spaces to ease domestic work.
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Annapolis
Chronicle
Carvel Hell
Annapalig
Frederick
Contemporay Comment on Postmaster General and Santa Eve
The piece notes Mrs Chadwick as postmaster general could turn deficits into profits. It warns against the Christmas tree bonfire as trivial. It quips that Santa Clara must hustle to complete Christmas Eve rounds if workers rest on Sunday. It casts doubt on farmers raising enough to pay the national debt.
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Chadwick
Baltimore
Sacce
Santa Clara
Annapolis Capital
Wilconmus
Tumbling Over Each Other to the Bar River?
Local brief notes a chaotic scene at a bar area with people moving frantically, unclear details, and no verified names or dates available in the readable text.
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Barry
Cumberland Times
Minutes of Merriness and Snippets Across Papers
A collage of humorous exchanges and quips from society notes and comic fragments. Dialogues touch engagement gossip, toy shop banter, and a playful mishearing of words, with references to Chicago News, Houston Post, and Philadelphia Press.
Voices From The Press On Christmas Gift Fads And Public Opinion
A garbled collection of 1920s newspaper clippings discusses shopping before Christmas crowds. It cites Boston Globe and New York papers referencing political figures like Vardaman and Roosevelt and a humorous anecdote about Charles M Schwab’s pricey custom shoes.
Prophesied Winter War Sparks Weather Prediction Feud
A clash erupts in Heading amid rival winter forecasts by Elias Hartz the goosebone prophet and several local forecasters. Critics from Harrisburg mock long range predictions while observers boast diverse methods, from caterpillars to moon phases, arguing over accuracy and credibility.
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Elias Hartz
Harrisburg
Boose‘-bone
Leang EK. Hemming
Keadlog
Abraham Stranaser
Bloomsburg
Heo
Mr. Hartz
Woosebone
Benjamin Stover
George Young
Tinamtéh
Weather Bureau
Asia
Obituary and local incidents swirl in Maryland notes
James Park Sr dies in Lovacsnolog aged 64. Col Wrank Markoe of Baltimorestricken with paralysis for a second time. John Daunigsan dies December 12 near Ady Harford. Mont gomery county reports flooded streams. Rath A E Adamson resigns as superintendent of Annapalis Hingrgency Hospital. Tax Collector Lyde Girffith injured in sleigh accident in Montgomery. Fire damages ex Senator Hubert Mose residence in Annapolis with loss around BE. Mrs McCormick injured after fall in Cumberland. Captain W W Woesler of Duterton injured while boating on the Sagaafras river. eye injury ensues. Mrs Hannah A Dougherty convicted of larceny and other thefts. Sarah Mo Easton Sydney Tony colored sentenced to hang in Cumberland for murder. governor urged to reopen case. testimony suggests heat of passion or self defense. life imprisonment considered.
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Lovacsnolog
Qcol
Wrank Markoe
Baltimore
John Daunigsan
Ady
Harford
Qoady
Panda
Montgomery County
Migs Rath
A. E. Adamson
Annapalis Hingrgency Hospital
Lyde Girifflth
Hla Arma
Hubert Mose
Annapolis
Cumberland
McCgormick
William H. McCormick
John Waterhouse
Soother
Mira
Sarah Mo Easton
Sydney Tony
J. Gonnelly
St. Patrick’s Catholic Church
Eforta
Ft Ia
Moments with the Muse Amid a Sick Room Theme
A fragmentary poetic meditation presents a speaker wandering through grief and memory. It recalls a family scene surrounding a sick child named Saul, with a family gathering by a tree. The tone mirrors late nineteenth century travelogue prose and Cosmopolitan magazine credits James Warlhorn Ritay.
Growth in Wealth National Bank Statements Show Increase
The annual report of the controller of the currency highlights a rise in reporting banks from 5,115 to 5,412 and a substantial growth in aggregate resources from $6.31 billion to $8.07 billion. Loans and discounts expanded by $244.7 million, deposits neared 75 percent of liabilities, while paid-in capital rose to $770.8 million and surplus and profits grew by $26.8 million.
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Statemsan
Treasury Department
United States
Roosevelt targets McComas for Maryland judgeship
Washington reports say President Roosevelt is nearing a judicial appointment for Maryland Senator McComas as a likely successor to Justice Alway. District lawyers back the move, while McComas declines comment amid White House talks with ex ispy Lloyd Lowndes about strengthening Maryland Republican organization.
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Mo.cComar
Maryland
Senate
District Bar
McGomas
Justins Alway
McComas
MoQomas
White House
Ispy
Lloyd Lowndes
Lowndes
Republican Party
Reverend visitors and snow bless Taneytown week
County correspondence notes Rev William B Dattera from Salisbury and Rev L T Weiderman from Baltimore visiting Taneytown. Irving E Williams of Iowa City and Rev Dr Walderman of Maryland Bible Society preached at local churches. Several inches of snow improved travel for farmers and teams. An entertainment by St Josephs Catholic church is planned for December 29 at the opera house.
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Mre
J. Seqtman Shesta
Rochester
N. C
L. T. Weiderman
Baltimore
Irving E. Williams
Iowa
Oity
Dr. Walderman
Maryland Bible Society
Taneytown
Piney Creek
St. Joseph
Doan's Kidney Pills End Backache Says Frederick Man
Frederick citizen Joseph King testifies that Doan's Kidney Pills cured his kidney pain after many remedies failed. He purchased them at Clinton E. Maio's on Market, took five doses, then a full box, and has had no symptoms since last spring. Sold nationwide by all dealers, 50 cents a box. Remember the name Doan's.
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Janker Ramedy
Frederick
Joseph King
East Seventh Streat
Pennsylvania
A. R. Gays
Dosa
Clinton E. Maio
Dean
Avantry
Deslars Priog 5Ucants
Faster Milbatn Co
Buffalo
Sole Ayante
United States
Doan's
Indemnity Paid for Boxers Missionaries by China
The British government paid 25000 to the Reformed Church in the United States for two missionaries killed during the Boxer uprising. The funds will fund new schools and a hospital, with Rev. Paul H Keller and Miss Bessie F Miller named for roles, while Charles B Roth was elected a missionary to Japan after preaching at Grace Reformed Church in Philadelphia.
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Reformed Church
Caine
Board of Foreign Missions
The
United States
Arch Street
Philadelphia
Paul H .H. Keller
Hosking
Bessie F. Miller
Lancaster
Charles B. Roth
Lancaster Theological Seminary
Japan
Roth
Grace Reformed Church
Purely Personal Notes From Town Gatherings
Mr A M Warner of Waestmlngtar spends days in the city on business. Mrs Clarence Hart of Bristol Teon stays with her parents S D Reif snider near the city. Miss Henrietta Ritchie left for Baltimore to attend the wedding of Miss Rathsrioe Hughes and Edward Norris of Princeton NJ on December 17. We offer 100 dollar reward for any incurable catarrh by Hall's Catarrh Cure. Cheney & Co Votelo Ohio endorse. Ball's Catarrh Cure is taken internally via the blood and mucous surfaces. testimonials free. Pills for constipation sold by druggists.
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Thore
A.M. Warner
Waestmlingtar
Clarence al. Hart
Bristol
Teon
S. D. Reifsnider
Henrietta Ritchie
Baltimore
Rathsrioe Hughes
Edward Norris
Princeton
N. J
Hall
Cheney & CO
Votelo
Fr. Chasney
Lim
O. Ball
Funeral held for Lewis Clinton Moberly at home
The funeral of Lewis Clinton Moberly was held yesterday at 2 PM from his West South Street residence. Rev. Charles F. Steck conducted the rites. Pallbearers were his five brothers George Marion Fabert Harry Allan Moberly and Leott Walty. Burial was in Mt. Olivet cemetery. F Schroader was funeral director.
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Lewis Clinton Moberly
West South Street
Charles F. Steck
George
Marion
Fabert
Harry
Allan Moberly
Leott Walty
Mt. Olivet
F. Schroader
Remarkable claims for Dr King’s New Discovery and Bucklen’s Arnica
An ad style snippet touts Dr King’s New Discovery for consumption with testimonials from T. R. Beall and Wight W H. It promises early relief after other remedies fail and tallies a cure after four bottles. Also highlights Bucklen’s Arnica Salve for burns and skin issues and I. W. Harper Whiskey as premier family whiskey.
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T. R. Beall
Beall
Misa
Dr. King
A. L. Pearrs. Prugelat
AL. Pearce
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