Baltimore City and County Interests in State Legislation
The piece discusses Baltimore’s political standing in Annapolis, arguing county opposition is overstated. It criticizes Baltimore newspapers for sowing distrust between city and county representatives and urges cooperation rather than perceived hostilities. It notes editors misrepresent ruralites and warns discord harms city advantage.
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Annapsis
Baltimore
Bacausa & DU Relatiog
Baan Taferrad
Home of Delegates
Housa
Annapolis
Tharel
Psosls
Maryland
Haltiore
Brdithe
Secret sessions stir Senate Chamber Star Chamber ties
Contemporary comment from Baltimore papers questions whether frequent secret sessions could transform the Senate Chamber into a Star Chamber. It notes President Cleveland's changing views on corporate campaign contributions and mocks street level operators for disregarding solemn promises in Carroll County.
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Senate Chamber
Star Chamber
Baltimore
Notable Opponent of Waste in Public Funds
A Bay State record editorial criticizes funding for pampered colleges and other institutions that waste public money. It urges rooting out major grafters alongside smaller ones, arguing better use of treasury resources is needed.
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Moe Holdera
Kasgers Cu
Annapois
Taneyiowe
Record
Minutes of Merriness in Prison Visitor Talks
A collection of quips and snippets from various papers. The jokes cover prison visitor dialogues about crimes and futures along with satirical lines on marriage, portraits, mission, speeches, and evolution. Strong entities include Philadelphia Press Cleveland Leader Philadelphia Record San Francisco Call.
Press and White House Turbulence Cited in Editorials
The Hartford Times cites a presidential push to restrict government news, a discharged minor employee, and threats to a private citizen over letters. The New York Globe’s editorial laments Rogers influence, warns about elite contempt for law, and questions Missouri politics and property rights under powerful interests.
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Hartford Times
Underscox
District of Columbia
Asrvica
New Jersey
Jetterata
Rooavelk
Erktia
Tao
Morris
White House
Moments with the Muse and Contented Tenant
A fragmentary verse item contrasts contented living with ongoing work and rent pressures, noting it is good enough for the narrator. It includes reflections on spring blossoms and sea sunlight and concludes with a sentimental farewell about enduring love. The piece then shifts to a “Darby and Joan” lyric about fifty years of marriage, shared memories, and enduring affection through aging, ending with lines about lifelong devotion.
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Washington Star
Hall's Catarrh Cure Promises Full Recovery
The ad claims Hall's Catarrh Cure removes catarrh by acting on blood and mucous surfaces. It offers one hundred dollars for any failure and asks readers to send testimonials. Also promotes Hall's Family Pills for constipation and notes the notice appeared in The News.
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Hall
Addrem F. J. Gheney & CO
Toledo
Cherokes Position Desperate Aboard Ship with Captain
Special Dispatch to Tar Nane from Arastic City dated January 15 reports Captain Archibald and two mates remain aboard with the chip's carpenter as the Cherokes position holds.
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Tar Nane
Arastic City
Cherokes
Archibald
Marshall Field Is Listed Very Low at New York Hotel
Special Dispatch to Tax News reports Chicago millionaire Marshall Field is very ill at the Holland House New York and condition is critically low as of January 15.
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Tax News
New York
Marshall Field
Chicago
Holland House
Death notices and stray historic notes from Walkersville area
Obituaries and notices list John D Zimmerman age about 65 of Walkersville with liver cancer, survived by widow and children, funeral Wednesday at Lutheran church. Other notices: Richard Poole of Poolesville age about 61, long-time Montgomery County National Bank director. Albert A Steward, Mt. Airy Junction, pneumonia at 32. Susie E Zimmerman Barnesville death. Miss Jane Soper Hyattstown death. Judge Crum Walkersville death from diphtheria. Also scattered 19th century antiquarian essay notes on Indian empires, Greek fire, and early modern logistics.
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John D Zimmerman
Jobo D. Zimmerman
Walkersville
Xiao
Kia
Daniel P. Zimmerman
Woodaboro
Richard Poole
Poolesville
Montgomery County National Bank
Rockville
Washington
Miss Poole
Fred. Poole
Baltimore
Fannie
Mamie Hankins
Kentucky
Albert A. Steward
Mt. Airy Junction
Hoe
Boward Chapel
N. C. Clough
Damascus
Joseph Hogan
Bealisville
Montgomery County
Juss Jane Soper
Jane Soper
Hyattstown
Caroline Krog
Urbina
Rederick County
John and
Reuben Soper
Hyattrtown
Saoael Soper
Washington, D.C
Bones and byproducts from Great River bones used in goods
The text describes bones from the Great Vmnron River region being used for cutlery handles, collar buttons, and parasol fittings. Boiled bone water becomes glue, while bone dust is processed into cattle and poultry feed, reflecting historical uses of animal bones in manufacturing and industry.
Marshall Field's Condition Deteriorates in New York
Chicago magnate Marshall Field grows steadily worse in a New York hotel as pneumonia deepens and exhaustion increases. A bulletin notes loss of ground and a bleak outlook while J. P. Morgan Paul Morton and H. H. Rogers inquire about his health. Field's wife Mrs Field and nephew Stanley Field remain hopeful as lawyer William G Heal arrives from Chicago.
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New York
Marshall Field
Chicago
Field
Fields
J. P. Morgan
Paul Morton
Balfour Defeated in Manchester Election
London Jan 15 The political shift from parliamentary elections across 39 constituencies saw Liberals gain 13 seats with Laborites among them. A J Balfour running Conservative in Manchester East lost to T G Horridge Liberal and Free Trader by a margin of 1380. Winston Churchill won the Manchester North seat from W Conservative with a sizable majority.
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London
Enstand
A. J. Balfour
Manchester
T. G. Horridge
Winston Chur
W. Josvative
Dominican Rebels Defeated in Final Battle Near Guamn
In Cape Haytien on January 15, Dominican forces under General Caceres defeated the insurgents near Guamn. Several generals on both sides were killed or wounded. The gunboat Independencia, now aligned with the insurgents, was advised by former president Morales to return to Santo Domingo and surrender if safety for the office and crew could be guaranteed. Monte Cristi’s governor is expected to follow if assurances are provided.
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Cape Haytien
Huayii
Saulnary
Guamn
Caceres
Santo Domingo
Independencia
Morales
Santo Dominngo
Monte Cristi
Watchman Consuming Still Plea for Court Intervention
Pittsburg January 1 The receiver for the Whit distillery Brownsville Pa asked Judge Buffington for orders to sell the distillery at once claiming a watchman is slowly consuming the stock The judge refused and appointed a sober watchman. Caracas Venezuela January 2 France severs relations with Venezuela through their chargé d affaires in a note delivered via Mr Russell the American minister. Trinidad January - The Venezuelan government continues to abstain from relations with France and archives and interests remain with Mr Russell. Brookton Massachusetts January 15 Former Governor William L Douglas declares support for immediate reform of tariff policies in Maine and related matters. Wilmington Delaware January 2 A Brazilian monkey at the zoo has turned cannibal devouring a smaller monkey Jocko to be confined separately. When goods fail to move it may be the fault of the advertisement rather than the goods.
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Pittsburg
Justus Mulvert
Wibth
Brownsville
Buffington
Caracas
Venezuela
Snetn
Trinidad
France
M. Trafeny
Russell
M_ Taisay
Zoo
Wimington, D
Fock
Jocko
Forgery Case Ties Banks to $700000 Losses
Cleveland January 15 Leland Friar's forgeries so far total seventy two thousand dollars and involve Canton Leads and South Sharon Pennsylvania with $90,000. These securities were distributed as collateral across major banks, creating widespread exposure. Loans at country banks were small relative to institutions' resources as investigators assess the ongoing impact of the scheme. A forger active for over a year placed forged notes at various banks and avoided detection until decisive action. The report notes the scale of the fraud and the risk to financial stability.
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Cleveland
Leland Friar
Canton
Ohio
South Sharon
Prier Fen
Public sale ordered by Frederick County Orphans Court
By virtue of an order from the Orphans Court for Frederick County Maryland the undersigned administratrix of William Ray late of Frederick County deceased will sell at public sale on the premises at Pearl two miles east of Frederick City on Friday January 19 1806.
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Orphans” Court
Frederick County
William
Pearl
Frederick City
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Mass
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Michael Hart
Cart
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A. Lt. Pearze
Alice
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Retta Steck
Shamazin, Pa
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McCardell’s
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Romabout
Lindsay Crawley
Frederics
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W. C. Johnson
Mt. Zion
D. W. Starr
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Frederich, MD
Fidelity
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Childres
the Bee
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Eadly
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Pha
Fo Bale
Rush Lewis
China
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Thurmont
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