Maryland Senate explains minority favors in appointments
General Joseph B. Seth, Maryland State Senate president, defends distributing committee chairmanships and employe appointments to protect minority rights. He says the choice rested with himself and Senator Baker, not to bargain for legislation, and the arrangement aims to ease minority members’ access to services, despite protests.
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Contemporay Comment on Legislative Busy Marylacd
A garbled contemporary note from the Baltimore and Annapolis papers discusses legislative activity in Maryland, corruption worries amid Taft era travels, and a New York lawyer’s inheritance reaction. It mentions automobiles as a substitute for streetcar fare and expresses cautious optimism about large fortunes.
Miscellaneous Quotations From Oddities Column
A fragmentary collage of quotes and mini dialogues appears here with wry exchanges. Lines reference a reporter origin story and a father pushing a child to work, plus an aging remark about Milicent and a railroad wreck question about Cassidy.
Senator Snubs Spotlight in Expense Ledger Joke
In a tongue in cheek exchange a senator jokes about turning over a new leaf in his expense book. A constituent prompts him about attention while others mock the era of investigations and speculation. The exchange features light riffs on railroad tickets and public scrutiny.
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Sorghum
Roe
Washington Star. Py
Emiment Statesman
Chicago
Tariff on Art and Witte Threats Dominate Editorials
The piece critiques tariff rates on foreign art by various nations and notes art entering public galleries. It also reports on Witte’s warnings after Moscow strike riots, discussing Russia’s push for liberal reforms, the Duma, and limits on civil liberties amid unrest.
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Witte
New York
Moscow
National Duma
Tots
Witts
Cearc
Wicholas
Daomsa
Russia
Epasch
Sii
Pak
Moments with the Muse and Castle Yesterday verses
Poem fragments from Recreation for January feature Moments with the Muse with a night heron and forest images. The Castle Yesterday piece recalls a valley, spring, and youth memories, ending with a meditation on heaven among ghosts of dead years. Both pieces reflect nostalgic verse and poetic imagery.
Hall's Catarrh Cure Promises Complete Recovery
An advertisement touts Hall's Catarrh Cure as the only positive cure for catarrh a constitutional disease. It claims internal action on blood and mucous surfaces to destroy the disease and strengthen the constitution. The makers offer a $100 reward for any case it fails to cure and urge readers to send for testimonials. Also promotes Halle’s Family Pills for constipation.
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Hall
F. J. Cheney & CO
Toledo
Halle Family
Will Reform Church L ays First Council Since 1654
The Czar orders an extraordinary church council to convene in the autumn to consider reform and organization of the national church. This will be the first council since Nikon in 1654, signaling no threat to secular authority, with Antonius presiding.
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St Petersburg
Antonius
Nikon
M. Pobilunostrefl
Fragmented OCR sports note from historic page
Unclear fragment mentions Mt versus Frightfully Burned and names like Thomas and Thom as O Sr ners. References an explosion or incident and Penns with Pert Gri Lrofthers, Moore. Details are unreadable and no coherent event or outcome is derived.
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Thomas and
Thomas O Srners
Pert
Manxan
Eompray
Moore
Money Order Forger Caug Montson In-FLPL Arrest
Fragmentary report notes a money order forger named Montson in Florida law enforcement custody. Other readable items mention a tea event involving Weng Miss Afise and a brief wrem ag Stoosed.
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Caug Montson
FLPL
Weng
Jamaican Lady Praises Chamberlain Cough Remedy
Mrs Michel Hart wife of the emerin tender of Cart Salve in Ringston Jamaica says she has for geome years used Chamberlain's Cough Remedy for cough cold and whooping cough and finds it very beneficial She would not be without a bottle at home Sold by A L Pearre's Drug Store.
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Chamberlain
Michel Hart
Cart Salve
Ringston
Jamaica
West Indies Islands
Geome
A. L. Pearre
Bucklen’s Arnica Salve Promises Healing Cures
Mrs. Grant Bay of Springield praises Bucklen’s Arnica Salve for cuts wounds sores and skin eruptions and says it’s an absolute housekeeping necessity. A. L. Pearre druggist guarantees the product at 25 cents.
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Grant Bay
Bernolds St
A. L. Pearre
Moroccan Conference Opens Amid Diplomatic Strain
Algeciras January opening of the Moroccan reforms conference fixed for 3 pm. Duke of Almodovar arrives to preside. American delegates White and Gummere welcomed with salutes as Galveston and Galilee ships arrive. Tension noted between France and Germany, with Britain and Russia potentially shaping support. Open Door policy at issue.
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Galveston
Samuel R. Gummere
Morocco
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Romn Panies
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London
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Austria
Holland
Sweden
Denmark
Associated Press
Ambasador White
Vatican
Field's Condition Worsens in Special Dispatch
Special dispatch reports Field in worse condition as of January 16. The brief note from The News, New York, cites continued decline in health without additional details.
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the News
New York
Field
PAT SHALL FIELD RALLIES TO SAVE HIS LIFE
Messy OCR summary notes Pat Shall Field in critical condition with lung and heart issues. Doctors report cautious improvement and hope for stabilization after respiratory and cardiac support.
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Pat
York
Field
Mr. Field
Largest farm in the world in Chihuahua Mexico
A Washington Star report by William Eleroy Gortis describes Don Luis Terrazas’s Chihuahua estate as the world’s largest farm. It spans about eight million acres, with cattle and sheep numbers in the hundreds of thousands, a private slaughterhouse, and hundreds of ranch houses.
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Mexico
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Cuntsios
William Eleroy Gortis
Washington Star
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Chihuahua
Dor Lula
Caatia
Chapultepec
Epair
Disz
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Enrique Oreel
Don Lsis
Czar
Roesia
Danger in Delay Kidney Troubles Hit Frederick Residents
Frederick readers urged to beware kidney disease as symptoms progress. Doan's Kidney Pills are praised by E L Eyter of Center Street who reports relief after two years of discomfort and recommends the remedy alongside Clinton E. Mpin's drug store for purchase. Foster Milburn Co. Buffalo is named as US agents with the slogan Remember the name Doan's.
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Bright
Doan
E.L Eyter
Center Street
Dean
Bex
Clinton E. Mpin
Markee Street
Dian
New Discovery Brings Sudden Cure Allegedly
A dramatic claim from J O Woodford describes a woman nearly dead from illness revived by a doctor on urgent request using a “New Discovery.” The account, likely promotional, promises guaranteed relief from coughs and colds with a sale pitch by Pearree Druggist, price five cents to one dollar and a bottle free.
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J. O. Woodford
Pearre
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