Washington housing plan aims to lift poor with cheap sanitary homes
A Washington movement led by Gen. George M. Sternberg and backers proposes forming a company to build sanitary, affordable rental homes for the poor. The plan, inspired by Jacob Riis, would limit dividends to 3 percent and aim to replace dilapidated alleys with better housing at low rents, hoping residents choose the improved option.
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Jacob Riss
George M. Sternberg
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Gen. Sternberg
Do we have to have Easilroad wrecks, says Baltimore American
Contemporary comment questions the need for Easilroad wrecks and discusses their impact and implications, reflecting editorials from the Baltimore American.
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Baltimore American
The Smith Rayner matter draws voter attention
In Comberland Independent and AppalClis Capital excerpts, locals ponder which Democratic state legislators from the county back for Senator as a bell rings toward Smith, showing a desire to know who their voters will support.
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Smith
Comberland
Minutes of Merriness and Christmas Jokes Across Papers
A collage of humorous exchanges and quips from early 20th century papers. Father and daughter barter a dollar value over a Christmas present while a juvenile steelworks scribe and others joke about Santa Claus and a playful boy’s mischief.
Nine Month Penalty Cites Right to Work Violence
New York World reports Recorder Goff sentenced two Tesmaters’ Union members to nine months in prison for assaulting a non union driver. He condemns violence and mob rule, affirming the right to labor and the need to enforce laws protecting workers' right to work and bargain.
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Abraham Lincoln
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America
Moments With The Muse The Shepherd Of The Seca
A lyrical meditation presents a mighty shepherd guiding many flocks among weedy rocks. The crook is carved from a Norway pine and no sheep dog can bend these flocks to heel.
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Seca
Lama
IN THE LAW'S GRIP WELD FOR COURT
Samuel Mack, colored, faced a hearing before Justice Hekstein on the charge of carrying concealed weapons. He arrived in Frederick for a train visit, drank, then caused disturbances with a wagon before drawing a pistol and being arrested. He awaits grand jury action at the February term. TRAMP SENT TO JAIL. Charlen Mitchell, a tramp, arrested for drunken disturbance. Justice Mokster fined $10 default 30 days in jail. Mrs. Dora Dutrow of Tiffin fondly writes of Tut News, saying she would be lost without it. recalling the old home and family поддержку.
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Samuel Mack
Bckstein
Jalil
Charlen Mitchell
King
Ilora Dutrow
Descriptive Sale of Two Farms in Carroll and Frederick Counties
Public sale under a 1903 deed of trust by Albert Jones and T Poole Jones trustee includes two farm tracts in Carroll and Frederick counties. One main farm features a fine dwelling slate roof stabling and outbuildings with a stated spring and high cultivation value. The second tract formerly owned by the late Joseph Spurrier lies immediately north of the first and offers additional farmland of substantial size.
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Hood
Ridge Road
Middle Run
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