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United States
Fax Warner News
Frederick
Tax Niwa
Utica
Lee Weexly News
Utica Mills
Josh Billings
R.F D. Wooder
Walkersville
Lewistown
Baltimore
Thaormons
Department
U. S. of America
Xsi
Tevenne
Thoas
Eliab Sick
F. Stottlemyer
J H Patman
Erick
Carroll County
Bat
Machso Stull
Fredericy
Maryland History Debate Prompts School Education Reform
The Baltimore Sun urges Maryland history be taught fully in public schools A statewide program should systematically cover colonial and Revolutionary periods along with Civil War era highlighting Maryland soldiers. It criticizes textbooks for underrepresenting Maryland deeds and calls for legislative action to foster pride through local history education.
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Maryland
Baltimore Sun
Sun
Baron Steuben
Bunker
Hill
Long Island
Boston Harbor
Annnapolis
Pegoy Stewart
Budall
Maryland Education Call For Compulsory Texts In Schools
The article argues for using the best current books in Maryland schools and urges state action. It notes legislative neglect as a chief issue and suggests compulsory texts or incentives to engage competent writers, with quotes from Baltimore papers and references to a senator’s political economy talk. It also highlights the Washington County Free Library's success and farmer cooperation to protect game birds in winter.
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Washington County Free Library
Washington County
Maryland Game and Fish Protective Association
Baltimore News
ERRANT JESTS AND FAMILY SNAPS IN MIDDAY HUMOR
The fragmentary column recalls light banter from newspapers with banter about a photo session and a snowman hat mix up. A young man asks to marry a girl while her father objects, a witty exchange over sobriety and manners appears, and a photographer seeks the negative amid playful chatter across cities.
Our Work in the Philippines, Portland Proclamation
The piece touts U.S. efforts in the Philippines including a 5000 strong police force, 150000 public school students, 500 American and 4000 native teachers, agricultural schools, a 25000 enrollment night school in Manila, road and harbor improvements costing millions, sale of friar lands, a 7 million dollar island treasury, vast timber lands, and a claim of a 20000000 purchase price versus Alaska at seven million.
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Philippines
Portland Oregonian
Mapila
Manila
Alaska
Moments With the MTSE Father Time Ode
Poem fragment describes Father Time as a universal measure with a scythe. The speaker invites Time to stride alongside, promising a steady path if Time shares the key. Tone blends dirge and cheer as Time’s moods shape the journey.
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Father Time
Marriage Notice From Sharpshare Lutheran Parsonage
Mr Charles Luther Schildtkaecht and Fannie Stein were married February at the Lutheran parsonage in Sharpshare by Rev A A Kerlia. The couple reside near Bolivar and Robbersville in Ware county.
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Charles Luther Schildtkaecht
HL A. Populat
Bolivar
Sy Fannie Stein
Deuchter
Mar Lawson Stein
Robrersville
Waasbier
Sharpshare
A. A. Kerlia
A Unique Gift to Mr Carnegie Silver Casket Display
A Tiffany silver casket measuring about 12 inches holds a portion of the first rail ever manufactured. It bears a Carlson-like scene of the Camden to Amboy line and a Carnegie Laboratory image at Stevens Institute Hoboken. The plate credits Alumni Association of Stevens Institute and Robert L. Stevens for the rail’s creation in 1831 under Sir John Guest’s mills.
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Tiffany & Co
Camden
N.J
Amboy
N J
Carnegie
Stevens Institute
Hoboken
Robert L. Stevens
Andrew Carnegis
Sil
Holdings
Andrew Carnegie
Stevens Institute ‘of Technology
Carnegie Labratory of Engineering
Sir John Guest
Wales
Robert L. Stavena
Osmdeo
Amboy KR
Letters From the People and Questions on Taxation
Readers debate repeal of the mortgage tax law and its impact on Frederick County taxes and interest rates. They urge citizens to press representatives in Annapolis, discuss reassessment effects, and warn of revenue gaps from tax relief and stock value changes.
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Tax News
Annapolis
Frederick County
Anoaplis Bevo
Ex Monarch of the Beas causes varied remarks
W P Moser of Lewistown Maryland notes many express fault when others do, and he admits being a backer of critics when someone is unhappy with better facilities or accommodations than a neighbor.
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Beas
W. P. Moser
Lewistown
Roads and Rights of Way Shape Better Public Highways
To the Editor of Tax News a reader argues bad roads stem from political appointees and landowners who crowd rights of way. Narrow 15 to 20 foot roads invite drift. widening to thirty feet with free watercourses and competent supervisors could improve conditions without higher costs. Surscriber.
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Tax News
Acarcely
Tims
Frederick County
Peerless Meat Sacks Promote Clean Preservation
Farmers and others are urged to use Peerless Paper Most Sacks to protect OW meat from skip pers. Fully guaranteed and sold in three sizes for 3 4 and 5 cents each. Available at first-class grocers and The News Office in Fredenck Md. Follow directions on the sack for best results.
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Fredenck
Jess
Ron
Inots fragment from SA dle Rar Site epqat ed 4
Fragmentary OCR text from a SA dle Rar Site page shows garbled phrases and probable item listings. Readable names or dates are absent, making a precise summary difficult. The legible portion hints at a catalog or archival notice with scattered words.
Fayeling In Strange Fashion Near Frederick Market Street
A farming traveler in a sleigh was placed in a spring wagon drawn by two horses, one ahead of the other, driving through Frederick this morning. A large crowd watched as the team passed down Market Street.
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Fayeling
Frederick Thes
Market Street
Market Notes and Price List From Local Stalls
The morning market shows closed doors with egg prices 7 to 8 cents a dozen and turkey around 18 cents per pound. Vendors offer bargains on produce and meats, with butter 26 cents a pound and various fruits vegetables and seafood priced per unit. A brief anecdote recalls a purse moment with sausage at a stand while shoppers hunt bargains.
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Turkey
Billy Buckheimer
Scarsz
Weekly Review of Trade Storks and Bonds
BaldwoteE February 14 markets dull with some sports days. Consolidated Gag stock rose to 66 32 on rumor of a deal. United Railway group strength noted. Various railroad and street railway bonds quoted with modest gains. Nashville and City Suburban issues cited as declining. Investors shown confidence in ultimate outcomes and bank stocks mixed with general list weakness.
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Baldwotee
Consolidated
United Railway Group
John M. Bood
Western Maryland
United Railways
Hood
Seaboard
South Board
Georgia O& Alabama
Carchos Central
Georgia
Carolina & M
Georgia Southern & Florida
Potomac Valley
West Virginia Central
Atlantic Coast Line
Charleston Consolidated Railway, Gas & Electric
Nashville
City & Suburban 53
Washington
City & Suburban
Wes
Anacostia & Potomac
Knoxville Traction
Lesingic Street Railway
Wazaville
National Exchange
Union
Seud
Nanoralis
Ramos
Company
Storks Maryland Y E
United States
Fidel‘ Gronr
FUNG
Aloie
Merit
Anericag Bongmerase Jist
Seaboard Cuavers
Maryland
Cotten Derksiogk
Furst
Scorr & Sos
Bradstreet's Review of Trade and Wheat Markets
Bradstreet's of New York reports spring demand for manufactured goods expanding, prices hardening, with strong western and northwestern reports and rising cotton prices benefiting cotton goods. Fire losses run high, stock markets show risk from tax rulings yet retain firmness. wheat demand steady with firming prices on reduced world supply, Baltimore and Western markets mixed, with spot prices near 83 to 86 cents and May around 84 cents.
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Bradstreet
New Youk
Gaye
Arndstrest’s
Internal Revenue Department
Wall Street
Southern Pacific
Union Pacific
Baltimore
Sige
Senators Propose Voting Rights for Women in Montgomery County
Senator Jones prepares a bill to let women aged 31 and older who are taxpayers vote in municipal elections in Montgomery County when railroad franchise referendums are held. The measure expands the existing taxpaying requirement to include all residents 21 and up within town limits. The session also saw liquor sale bills, franchise tax distributions, civil suit filing fees, and a new libel slander bill targeting statements about women.
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Jones
Montgomery County
Iaid County
Senator Jones
Dond’s
State Senate
Frederick County
Myersville
Frederick
Senate
House
Culver
Wicomico County
House of Correction
First Lecture by Dr Sykes on Shakespeare at Woman's College
Interest in University Extension work rises as the first lecture nears in the Woman's College chapel next Thursday evening. Dr F B Sykes will lecture on the life of Shakespeare, introducing a popular course supplemented by stereopticon views.
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Sykes
F. B. Sykes
Shakespere
Pensions Noted With Modest Monthly Awards
A pension of 12 dollars per month is granted to William M Adams of Harmony Grove and six dollars per month to William P Barger of Knoxville. The text then digresses into unrelated lines about services, advertisements, and a miscellaneous promotional fragment with garbled wording and stray phrases, offering no additional concrete facts.
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Adams
Harmony Grove
William P. Barger
Knoxville
Baltimore and Frederick Electric Railway gains control
The Baltimore and Frederick Electric Railway Company purchased a majority of Woodsboro and Frederick Turnpike Company shares for 16000 dollars, securing 400 of 685 shares at 40 dollars each. The deal, finalized in the city, aims to build an electric line from Baltimore to Frederick via Ceresville, with a new board to be elected February 26.
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Baltimore and Frederick
Electri
Baltimore
Fraderick
Turnpiks Company
Electric Railway Company
Messrs
James Houck
Ezra Houck
E. Do.” Shriner
Geo. M. Potts
D. 0. Winebrener
D. W Ross, Jr
Messrs. Calloway and
Ingman
Local Illnesses Reported In County Area
The Sick. Roy Brust son of Mr and Mrs Onas Brust West Church street brought home ill from Washington a few days ago in a batter today. Dr Leander Wachter of Ellerton is extremely ill. Mr Hiram Keefer Hast Patrick a treat is quite sick. Mother Margaret Superior of St Josephs Academy Emmitsburg critically ill for two months slowly improving.
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Roy Brust
Onas
Brust
West Church Street
Washington
Leander Wachter
Ellerton
Hiram Keefer
Patrick
Margaret
St. Joseph’s Academy
Emmitsburg
Grand jury reports short visit to Monteyne jail cost paid by members
The grand jury, which adjourned yesterday after a three hour visit to Monteyne and the jail, states that the teams used to reach Monteyne were paid for out of the jurors own pockets.
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Monteyne
Public Sales Of Personal Property At Urbana Farm
Public sale advertised under a chattel mortgage from George G Hughes to William P N Lawson dated May 17 1803 to settle on the Hughes farm two miles south of Urbana along the Urbana Thurston road February 28 1902 at 10 am. Describes 12 horses and mares 9 milch cows 12 head of cattle 20 sheep implements and farm gear plus about 140 barrels of corn. Terms credit six months on sums over 10 cash for smaller amounts. Attorney Glenn E Worthington and auctioneer listed.
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George G. Hughes
William P.N Lawson
Iber
Evlios
Frederick Couty
George E. Hughes
Urbans
Urbana
Thurston Postofice
Said County
Burzy
Dayton
Glenn EH. Worthington
B Font
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