Justice loving Americans demand fair play for Puerto Rico
The text mocks political rhetoric while mentioning Mr. Mscrom and lecture platforms. British war correspondents in South Africa are cited with a Richard Harting Davis tone. It hints at Mr. Quay's seating and Mr. Gar man’s Democratic campaign aims regarding John R. Molesa’s bar’l annexation as a principal feature.
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Puerto Rico
South Africa
Richard Harting Davis
Tris
John R. Molesa
Bar'l
Mr. Garman
State Lunacy Laws Add Reform to Improve Commitments
The General Assembly considers amending the lunacy laws to fix abuses in commitment for the insane. Provisions include two physician certificates dated within ten days, sworn signatures, and a judge or jury review. Advocates, led by John E. Semmes, cite current defects harming pauper insane and causing illegal confinement.
Debate Over Temporary Insanity Commitments and Parole
Discussion centers on a proposed act to require court records for temporary insanity cases before hospitalization and the impact on privacy. Opponents warn of stigma and misuse, while supporters cite patient protection and controlled publicity through chambers proceedings and private dockets.
Contempory Comment on Public Health and Law
A Baltimore newspaper roundup critiques public health policy and religious views. It notes Eastern Shore distribution of aid without regulation, advocates Cumberland paper support to abolish the State Fire Marshal's office, and exposes Christian Scientists denial of infection and contagion and risks to schools and children from contagious diseases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
John W. Aviett
Cumberland
Baltimore News
Vaccination centennial note stirs anti vaccination tale
The Salt Lake Tribune reports a centennial celebration of Jenner’s vaccination discovery and a unanimous AMA resolution in Atlanta praising vaccination. It cites Gloucester England’s plague linked to anti vaccination sentiment. The Boston Herald highlights Carnegie’s philanthropy favoring free libraries and self improvement as key.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salt Lake Tribune
Jenmar
American Medical Association
Atlanta
Gloucester
England
Winter Woods and Elfin Play in the Snowlit Forest
Heoments with the Muse describes a snowy woodland inviting children to play. The gray woods speak of hidden treasures and nature’s games, from spring blooms to animal life, urging youngsters to explore the icy cave, brook, and pine boughs. A note of Good news from Hood’s cures ends the fragment.
Gorman and Baughman Plan Democratic Ticket Platform
In Washington at the Raleigh Hotel discussions revolve around William Gorman guiding the platform and vice presidency while Bryan seeks candidacy. The plan envisions a 1896 style Chicago platform with anti imperialist and anti trust planks, and John R. McLean as potential vice president.
Adjutant General John S Saunders Appointed in Maryland
New Adjutant General General John S Saunders succeeds General Wilmer as head of the Maryland National Guard amid organizational changes.
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John S. Saunders
General Wilmer
Maryland Nations Guard
Hope School Destroyed Near Taylor
News item notes the Hope School in Salford County near Taylor was destroyed by fire. Other briefs include a pastorate resignation, a robbery conviction, jurors drawn for Cecil county court, a Maryland Delaware farmers convention, a Ringgold fire, an acquittal in a local assault case, a Northern Central Railway stock increase, a manhunt for a suspect, and canal company injunctions. Also mentions Branswick population figures and a patent medicine endorsement.
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Hope School
Taylor
Salford County
Robert Elmore
Stockville Christisa Ohtrohh
Charles Herd
Frederick
Westminster
Post Office Department
Henry R. Hazelharet
Baltimore
Ellicott City
Cecil County
Elkton
Stump
Maryland
Delaware
Middletown
Dul
George Newcomer
Ringgold
Washington County
John Henry Jackson
Agnes Eunke
Stemmar’s Run
Northern Central Railway Company
William Black
Jessie Bradford
Abardean
Oscar G. Murray
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Annapolis
Rockville
Chesapeake and Ohio Canal Company
Great Falls Power Company
Potomac
MARKET MELANGE AT SHORE MARKET WITH PRICES AND FODDER
A weather eased Saturday market day shows a lively crowd at the shore stalls. Shad and other fish, butter, poultry, fruits, vegetables, and meats are priced in detail with items like bass at 13 cents and shad 25 to 40 cents per pound, while eggs and roe draw interest among buyers. The piece notes the season’s spring mood and a forthcoming banquet for The Scribe, plus the seller’s hints on stock and general supply.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haddock
Weekly Bevy Trade Boots and Shoes Leather Markets
Baltimore February 23 report notes many manufacturers have orders for two months or more while jobbers delay large new orders for price concessions. Robbers in demand among retailers. Leather markets show good inquiry but steady prices. hides quiet with limited stock. Tallow demand strong with several large sales. wool quotations steady with few transactions.
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Baltimore
Batrorogn Laaraze Oo
Stock Market Summaries and Bradstreets Report
Stocks and bonds show dull trading with firm levels, as new 3 percent issues rise to 165 to 114 while other rails and utilities hold. Bradstreets notes general distributive trade steady despite weather and holidays, money stable, and railway earnings surging in February amid favorable war news and currency bill prospects.
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New York
Uaroiina Northern
Southern & Freerds
Charleton & Weera
Southern Railway Company
Coted Railway
Usner
Consolidated
Tbh
Park Board
Washington
Anacostus
Potomacs
Frost Stocka International
U. S. Fidelity and Guaranty Co
Spardian
Maryland
London
Eng
Monsey
Bradstreets
New Yor
Bradstreet's
Wear
Residents petition to end rural free delivery in Long Corner
About 200 citizens of Long Corner Howard county Massachusetts petition the Post Office to discontinue rural free delivery and restore the old service. Long Corner joined 61 other offices discontinued with wagon service in Carroll county. Representative Mudd sant presented the petition September 2. The matter is pending though pressure favors keeping free delivery with possible rerouting to a new fourth class line.
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Long Corner
Howard County
Post Office
Carroll County
Mudd Sant
Tina
The Girl About Town Weekend Notes and Spring Hopes
The column reviews a week of town life with weather hints and social happenings. Teachers, dances, local clubs, festivals, and weddings fill the diary, noting Jamaica feature, Washington birthday events, and upcoming fairs.
Oldest Engineman Christian Smith First Locomotive on B&O
Christian Smith of Washington County Maryland is dubbed the oldest locomotive engineer in the United States and the first man to run a engine over the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad. He served over forty years starting December 15? and witnessed railroading transition from horse power to steam. John K Cowen, president of the B&O, is noted in the piece.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Smith
Keep Trust
Washington County
Unis
Baltimore and Ohio
Sigh
Dory
John K Cowen
Railroad man’s visit to the Word Fair ends in decline
The article notes Mr. Smith, anxious to ride a Smith 5 Fo 1 to the Word Fair at iCAZO B, declined due to feeble health. He now lives on his Maryland Heights farm. He has many friends in the city and has shared thrilling past experiences. His grandfather lived in Middleburg, now Carroll County.
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Smith
Icazo
Bis Farm
Maryland Heights
Mr. Smith
Middleburg
Carroll County
Babies Benefit From Chanherlain Cough Remedy
For The Babies. There is no better medicine for the babies of Chanherlain's Cough Remedy. Its pleasant taste and prompt and effectual care take it a favorite with mothers and small children. It quickly cares their conchs and colds, preventing pneumonia or other serious consequences. It also cures croup and been used in tens of thousands of cases with out a single, injure so far as we have been able tolearm. It not only cures croup, but when given as soon as the croupr cough ap pears, will prevent the attack. In cases of whooping cough it liquefies the tough mucus making it easier to expect orste. and lersers the severity and frequency of the paralysms of roughing, thus depriving that disease of all dangerous consequences. For sale by A Te Pestre, J. John Dirr. Poseyville, Ind., says," never aged anything as good as One Minute Cough Cure we are never without it. "Quickly breaks up coughs and cold. Cures all throat and long troubles. Its use will prevent con sumption. "Pleasant to take. J. H. Keller, Druggist, 165 N. Market St
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General Assembly
The
State
Alea
House of Delegates
John E. Semmes
Baltimore
Baltimore City
Bayview
Biba Pena
Cwalag Goshing
Chanherlain
John Dirr
Poseyville
Ind
J. H. Keller
N. Market St
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Pesta Pt
Great Doctheen Printing and Manufacturing Company
Frederick, MD
Bow Memein
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GRP
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Mr. Mscrom
Mr. Quay
Jain
Semmes
George C. Thomas
Contemporary Comment
Rememan
Aunipolis Capital
Voice OF the Press
Carnegie
Boston Herald
Mr. Carnegies
Oder
Jack Frost
Toom
Bhose
Ana
Hood
Ukman and
Baughman
Marsland
Gorman
Victor Bizgimmso
Morriy Vaodiver
Raleigh
Kansas
Ton Bannel E Murs
Indimcapalis
Bangarano
Vandiver
German
Gorusan
Hryan
Amumn
Rormen
Exiverpor Stone
Donce
Johnron
Eapass
Democratic Party
Bryan
Garman
Broan
Chicago
Gormans
John R. McLean
Afr
McLean
Lnant
News OF the State
Branswick
Doetore
Mae
Jno
Berry
Loganton Pa
J.H. Reiler
Fearuart
Tovey
Annabias
Hanu
Townsship Scott & Sox
Southern
Western
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Tein
Bae Beer
Hospital Corps
Jamaica
Uniteds
George
Palace of Music
Kingbirds
Woman’s Christian Temperance Union
Woman's College
All Saints
Borglare
Court
Bauer
Congress
Daughters of the American Revolution
Kentucky
Mr. Bryan
Joe Chew
Thurmont
Brunswick
Liberty
Myersville
Hagerstown
Braddock
Woodasboro
Sawtelle Comedy Company
Royal Arcanum
Woman's Auxiliary
St Maddox
Mary Jase
Hall
P. J. Cheser & Co
Toledo
Ohio
Patrick Street
Prams
B.L. Exyler Harvey R
Act
West Patrick Street
Court House
Frederick City
Z. Dennis, Jr
Court Square
WM. Smith
Franklin B. Smith
Walter Saunders
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Gallator
Fijdentt
Port Street
Zimmerman’s Kite Factory
Brewer’s Alley
Iidumati
Zimmerman Fising Machine Company
A& Good
Jodin
Hamburg
Kolb Bros
North Market Street
Ernst Robyn
Presi Ent
Auroms Gotee and Spice Co
St. Louis Mo
Pet
Tizanne
Sree
Kebnain
Rosaaktanz
H. E. Wilcoxon
EB Sale
J. Esey Jones
Beas Beerty
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