Girdwood advocates Maryland city class government plan
Maryland legislator Alan C. Girdwood of Baltimore proposes classifying cities by fixed government forms to reduce local legislation. He argues Baltimore should be in a class by itself and cites Pennsylvania as a precedent where many cities need unified governance. The plan aims to simplify municipal rules and lessen legislative workload.
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Alan C. Girdwood
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Girdwood
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Fragmentary OCR Notes on Legislature City Provisions
Fragmentary text cites legislative actions and city provisions, with unclear phrases. Mentions Maryl and type of provision, plus references to assembly and unspecified bodies.
Fragmentary News Snippet on Gov and Koreans Unclear
Readable text fragment mentions government and Koreans with unclear context. Names, places, and concrete facts are missing, leaving an obtuse note without a clear event or outcome. The item reads like a stray clipping from a broader political section.
Fragmented Literacy Snippets Spark Colonial Humor
A garbled set of overheard dialogue and clipped quotes from late night lectures and social calls shows how misheard lines and stray syllables create comic confusion. The text resembles a collage from newspaper misprints with references to professors, guests, and a heat turning janitor.
Municipal Franchises and City Rights
The piece reviews a newly issued book by Delos Wilcox head of the New York Public Service Commission on Municipal Franchises. It argues franchises are central to urban life and cannot be erased by criminal law alone. The remedy lies in informing communities about franchise values and safeguards to prevent public officers from compromising city rights. It lauds the book for detailed information useful to citizens and officials.
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Wilcox
Citien
Moments With The Muse Together Oh Dear
A fragment from a romantic verse urges companionship and enduring love. The speaker invites closeness and comfort, promising happiness as time passes. It hints at shared life, affectionate touch, and steadfast devotion amid sorrow and aging.
Real Estate Agent Sells Two Brick Dwellings
Charles J. K. Young real estate and insurance agent reports sale of two brick dwellings for Mr James at 16 Ritche Street and property on Ex Ritche Street. Howard Baer involved. Transactions reflect local market activity and broker duties.
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Charles J. K. Young
Real Eatate
Essaiee
James
Ritche
Howard Baer
Personal Christmas Visits Reach Across Cities
A long list of individuals from Washington and surrounding areas spent the Christmas holidays visiting relatives and friends in cities such as Baltimore, New York, Cincinnati, and Frederick. The notices name numerous family members and hosts, with several travelers and hosts anticipated at homes along Market, Second, and South streets, detailing holiday movements and greetings.
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Jeanette ‘Breck
Enet
Emiltha Brengie
Roanoke
Frack't Carr
Baltimore
William’ 'Duckey
Washington
Wiliam Balling
York
Ips
Harry Walling
North Bentz Street
Qeborne J. Price
Mont Riant
Thir’ Street
Oliver Dr. Best
South Street
South Market ‘Street
Misaca
Puttick Street
Php “Killian
Co Perey Myer
Charleston
North Market Street
John
Topper
Chrismmas
Frank Stokes
Carrol Street
Mesurs
John W. Poole
Clarence Mi'Malone
Brad
Breed
Diceti
University of ‘Virgins
Charlotesville
Peederick
Jamie Enright
Enright
West Third
Jay
Raymond E. Tome
W. N. Uarmer
Woohington
D. C
Charles
Shultz
Jao
Edward Greenyalt
Cuncinnati
Ohio
Christmans
Johnson
Smith
San
Johan “Téarhake
New York
C.H. Eliott
Adolphus” Fearhaké
Patrick Attect
Dinnie
Johpekean
G. W
Black
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Capt
Hanson Black
Waabington
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Court Square
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Misa Regina Rodock
St. Viscont
E’ Hospital
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George S."rodock
North Market -Atree
We. Nelson
Gauuge A. Srbroder
Philadelphia
High School Quintet Thriller Crowds Witness Barkers Victory
A crowded Christmas night game in Bymingalich saw the High School quintet face the Barkers. The lead swung and the final result hinged on late calls as players like Dert and Thom Wae pressed scorers, with Barkers ultimately edging the hosts amid a tense second half.
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Thom Wae
Blur
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Barkers
Heraperger
Stel
Henge
Zeigler
Cere
Derr
Schroeder
Storm
Staley
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Deigler
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Clover-Tieu Literary Society Meets At Myle School
The Clover-Tieu Literary Society held its regular meeting at Myle School on Thursday afternoon. Rose Myers presided after roll call and minutes. Programs included readings, recitations, and a debate on Santa Clara myth abolition. The judges favored the negative, and the meeting adjourned to January 14.
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Yslover
Chriatmas
Grover Michael
Eoung
Christman
H.james
Gnriotmad
Newman
H. Cronenburg
M. Staley Jersny
Christinng
Best
W. Cushaur
Santa Clara
Rothendorfer
Consort
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D.C. Winebrener
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Wiet Brener
M. Staley
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Ierwig
Suit for Divorce Filed by Thal B Reaver
Thal B Reaver, by attorney D F Borkey, sues for divorce from husband Semuel D Reavers. The couple, married over twenty five years ago by Elder William Franklin, reside in Woodville.
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Thal B. Reaver
D. F. Borkey
Divorciy
Mensa
Thero
Semuel
D. Reavers
William Franklin
Wvoodville
Asteiots
Frederick Market Prices and Quotations Affected by Grain and Hay Values
Market prices listed for wheat, corn, oats, hay, and various grains and seeds. Notable figures include wheat at 1.18 per bushel, corn 3.98 per bushel, No 2 Timothy 15 to 16, clover 10 to 10.00, hay around 1800 per ton, oats 10.90 to 13.00 per bushel, and cotton seed 36 per ton. Additional bids and stalls appear for buckwheat, timothy, and miscellaneous feed items.
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Timothy
Jer. Ton
Perse “Barker
Baltimore Stock Market Oddities and a Knockabout Tale
A December stock page notes corrected prices and various securities from cotton to rail bonds, with oddities like Seaboard and United Rys entries. A Pearson’s Weekly tale recounts a sixpence trick where a boy buys a penny loaf, leaving the old man with threepence and a threepence bun, illustrating clever arithmetic.
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