Newspaper News and Labor Reform Notes From Maryland
The itemized note outlines newspaper ad submissions to THE NEWS in Frederick, mentions Hobson rumors, Admiral Schley, and a call for Maryland School for the Deaf and Dumb funding. It reports on Maryland immigration Bureau support, real estate sales to settlers, and a New York conference on avoiding labor wars with leaders like John Mitchell. It highlights plans to align capital and labor, with Bain and Mitchell predicting positive outcomes.
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New York
John Mitchell
United Mine Workers
Aucessa
United States
Banna
Qcader Nision
Equity
Tha Circuit Court
Frederick County
Margaret A. Schaeffer
Charlotte Joneson
Douglass H. Harghyt
Frederick Co
Douglass H. Hargett
Newman
Ceder Nisi
Circuit Court
Clarence C. Carty
James A. Esworthy
Amos Esworthy
John S. Newman
John Francis Smith
Douglass H. Bargett
Newman & Smith
Mary E. Esworthy
Circuit Court of
Frederick
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Contemp orary views on insane care and immigration
Contending views on insane asylums favor well run large institutions over underfunded small ones. Maryland Bureau of Immigration reports strong progress and benefits from immigration, including farm purchases. Eastern Shore track produce profits are summarized in a Virginia report.
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Bureau of Immigration
State of
Maryland
Baltimore Sur
Virginia
Potatoes and profits buoy Eastern Shore farmers despite wet spring
The Accomac and Northampton counties cooperative report sales near 900000 with commissions 4500 and expenses 39000. The capital was 6000 and 5 men managed 1200 members. Profits mainly from Irish potatoes, aided by good prices despite wet weather. Nearly 1,000,000 dollars flowed to growers in two counties with a population around 13000. The Baltimore American notes Schley’s heroism remains affirmed by Admiral Dewey and public opinion despite court clashes.
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Accomac
Northampton
Pricg
Baltimore
Fragmented Bits From Various Papers Highlight Quips
A collage presents light misquotes and quips from diverse papers including the Pittsburgh Chronicle Telegraph, Philadelphia Record, Cleveland Plain Dealer, Chicago News, and Washington Star. Topics range from marriage jokes, aging, shipping trades, and political graft remarks.
Infamous Conspiracy and Dewey Verdict Debate
A Washington newspaper urges Admiral Schley to sue for libel against Maclay's publishers to expose a conspiracy against his name. It praises Dewey’s verdict and criticizes Navy officials and a court of inquiry, arguing public judgment favors Schley’s leadership and criticizing bureaucratic bias in the service.
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Washington
Admiral Schley
Maclay
Sohley
Thorougly
Navy Department
Dewey
Philadelphia Times
Santiago
United States Navy
Schley
Sobley
Admiral Dewey
Annapolis
Cienfuegos
Fragmentary Notion on What Might Have Been
A fragment notes that only certain educators would care about alternate possibilities to past events, as the text reflects on hindsight and the limits of speculation. The line suggests a philosophical musing rather than a concrete report or event.
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Green
Math’s
Bright, Sweet Season Chants Christmas Joy in Valley Life
The poem by Frank UL. Stanton celebrates Christmas time and springlike cheer. It paints a rural scene with frost, smoke curling from homes, and jubilation as people sing and work is rewarded. The voice exalts living under a blue sky and the happiness of seasonal harmony.
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Christmina
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Toowoomba
Australia
Lind Chamberlain
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Ay Orkner
Pearre
Bright Items and Holiday Notes in a Local Ledger
A compact page lists Bright Items of local interest, with Christmas tree displays and general curiosities. An odd mix includes humorous quotes, weather notes, and a Chicago physician’s cough remedy endorsement claiming safety for children.
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Chicago
Mary RK. Mecenpy
M. B
A. J. Pearce
Multiple Maryland Local News and Legal Notes From Yesterday
Reports from Allegany and surrounding counties recount a man killed by a train at a crossing in Allegany County and ground staked in Hagerstown for a wire screen factory. Other items note political, legal, and civic actions including county elections, court filings, immigrant commissioner confirmation, a manslaughter case, and a damages verdict in a timber land dispute. The Maryland Beer Relief Association appeals to ministers for holiday prayers amid South Africa war cassation efforts.
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Interoat
Jacob Burker
Allegany County
Hagerstown
Anti-Saloon League
Montgomery
William P. Griffith
Upper Marlboro
Cecil County
David Thomas
Consolidation Coal Company
Hoffman
Anne Arundel County
Louis T. Wels
Senate of the United States
Baltimore
Wickes
Joseph J. Adama
Georgiana Adama
Messrs. Selz Bros
Henry Fatternasch
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Maryland Beer Relief Association
South Africa
Residents discuss forming new district in Middletown area
A public meeting at Harmony public school house gathered residents of the northeastern Middletown and eastern Jackson districts to weigh creating a new election district. Republican and Democratic participants outlined boundaries from Valley View to Catoctin Mountain, with routes and lines through Braddock, Tuscarora, and Hagerstown road areas.
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Middletown
Jackson
Harmony
Valley View
Catootin Mountain
Braddock
Tyler
Harp's Hill
Dunkard Church
Catoctin
Tuscarora
Ely's Liquid Cream Balm Adverts Benefits and Price
Reply to inquiries announces Ely s Liquid Cream Balm like the solid prep for nasal catarrh membranes. It cleanses and heals without drying or sneezing and suits patients who have tronchia and prefer spraying. Price is 70 cents including spraying tube, available from druggists or Liv Brothers in New York 56 Warren Street. Taena Situations Secured notes many placements via want ads in Taz News.
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Ely
Liv Brothers
Warren Street
New York
Taena
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Tia Loumity
Congress
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Frank UL. Stantox
Ohio State Journal
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Joseph Glaze
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J. Daniel Crimmins
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Mary C. Hendrickson
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John D. Hendrickson
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J. H. Reeth, Jr
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Patrick Bitest
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St Patrick Street
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N. Market Street
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East Street
Burger” Art Gallery
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CiBistas
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Hamilton Lindsay
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Poole
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Arthur Potts
Charles Wertheimer
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