Roosevelt third party talk dominates Demag Convention notes
The Baltimore convention discussion centers on a possible Roosevelt led third party. Observers note Roosevelt’s influence remains strong among non partisans and Taft supporters watch for leadership steps. Historical parallels to 1848 and Civil War era splits are invoked as potential paths to a major realignment.
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Baltimore
Roosevelt
Taft
Chicago
Roose
Imee
Republican Party
Berm
Breckin- He
Safe and Sane Fourth in Frederick Aims for Success
The article discusses the Independent Mugwump movement and its impact on elections from 1882 to 1896, predicting its influence on future campaigns. It endorses a Safe and Sane Fourth of July in Frederick, praising the committee and urging public cooperation for a memorable, community benefiting celebration.
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Cleveland
McKinley
Roosevelt
Frederick
The Voice of the Press No Fun Is Pt From York Daily
An editorial defense of newspapers against claims they fail to be accurate. It argues reporters seek truth amid intentional or unintentional misinformation and condemns pranksters who misuse the press for laughs. The piece urges readers to value verifiable facts over jokes at others’ expense.
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York Daily
Ara
State association meeting previews papers of noted figures
At the upcoming State association meeting, several papers of unusual interest will be read. Kellogg’s recall debate and Roosevelt plans loom in campaign talk, with Judge James Alfred Pearce delivering sketches and recollections. Pearce, though a seasoned Maryland Beach Bar judge, favors literature over law.
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Kellogg
Roosevelt
James Alfred Pea
Maryland Beach
Pearce
Pasteur treatment urged for poor patients in hydrophobia cases
The State Board of Health circulated a notice to county commissioners and Baltimore officials stressing the Pasteur treatment law. It requires provision of treatment for those unable to pay, with officials urged to act promptly to prevent fatal delays. The board calls for prompt cooperation to implement the measure.
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State Board of Health
General Assembly
Baltimore
Board of Health
Boards of County Commissioners
Minutes of Merriness From Sacred Heart Review
Mirthful exchange referenced in the Sacred Heart Review where Bobby jokes about an acrobat act and a caption about lifting a pipe, followed by a playful misquote about getting down on his chest. The item reads as a light sectarian humor note rather than a formal report.
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Bobby
Sacred Heart Review
When the Lights Go Up at the Picture Show
A nostalgic poem set at a cinema where patrons of diverse ages and classes watch a film. The speaker recalls the curtain rising and the varied faces around, from a sixteen year old girl to an old man, a mother, a banker, and a newsboy, all part of the cosmopolitan crowd as lights go up and dreams begin.
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Ster
Hugh Place
Girl Thrown From Motorcycle In West Fourth Street Accident
Miss Dorothy Stockman sustained a slight head cut and a bumped shoulder after being thrown from Walter Bruchey’s motorcycle on West Fourth Street. Dragged about 15 feet, she was unconscious briefly, then walked home with aid after examination by Dr. C. H. Couley. Witnesses described the fall and Bruchey’s return to help.
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Dorothy Stockman
Walter ‘Bruchey
Water Bruchey
Dorohy Stockman
West Fourth Street
A J Elchelberger
Mies Stockman Haseen
Vic Bruches
Brothey
Eicbe’berger
C H. Couley
Mel Stockman
Wile
Beng
Eichelberger Drome
Miss Stockman
Brachey
L. V. Baughman
Twenty Years Ago in Frederick July 1 1892
Local items note William Lampe bruised after dropping ice at Hygeia ice factory. Night school in bookkeeping closed with graduates Kepner Chapline Sinn Abbott Hendrickson Zimmerman Condon Diffendal Carty Levy. Refresco contract for St John’s Catholic church awarded to Jerome sburg Philadelphia. Democratic clubs and local boards mentioned with officers and members.
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Tar News
William Lampe
Hygeia
R. A. Kemp
Kepner
Thomas Chapline
Charles Sinn
Henry H. Abbott
Edward H Hendrickson
Wiliam B Zimmerman
W. Condon
J. Charles Diffendal
Chas. C. Carty
Charles P Levy
St John's Catholic Church
Jeromesburg
Philadelphia
Baltimore stock market prices and notices from 1912
Market prices corrected to noon show Motter Bros & Co and Bankerg and Brokers dealing in cotton, oils, railways, and various securities. The column lists bonds, stocks, notes, bank balances, and reserve figures, along with a Saturday sale ad for footwear including ladies sandals and mens oxfords.
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Motter Bros. & Co
Atchigon
Brooklyn
Chic. M
Erie
Nort
Boro
Norfolk & West
Northern Pacific
Penn
Readi Reece
Tara Rock Island
Southern Pacific
South Rw
Union Pacific
Ams
Loco
Car & Fay
Cal
Fuel & Iron
Aeatic
Amer. Can
Amer
Amer. Bugar
Motter Bros & Co
Bankerg and Brokers
Georgia
Alabama
Houston Oil Com
Houston
Bilee Rwy
Portsmouth
Somerset Coal
Seaboard Air Line
United
Western
Maryland
Nor Central
MD. Trust
Mercantile Trust
Anacostia & Potomac
Citizens’ Bank
Fairmont Coal
Chicago Railway
Reseeve
Farmers 4 Mech National Bank at Frederick Maryland 1912 Statem ent
Albert Gilson, cashier, swears the bank statement is true for June 19 1912. The document lists capital stock, surplus, undivided profits and deposits including national bank note outstanding interest reserve due to banks and trust companies, and various deposit totals. Directors Haur ris, Birely, Hammond Turner attest the correctness.
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State of
Maryland
Frederick
A. Kemp
Pemas Fark Aay
Tyne
Whilny Kindley
N. P
Arthur Potts Newton M Zentz
Repass
Us&s
National Bank
J. W. S. Carty
J. W. L. Carty
Chas
T. Hendrickso
Alteat
Zimmick Lewis
D Bird
Reich
United States
Albert Glison
Albert Gilson
B. T. Hendrickson
James H Haurris
Birely
Tlammond Urner
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Ahant
Becy
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BLY
Hederick
NWS
Chesapeake & Potomac Telechange
Frader
Pera
Ace
City Hotel
Market St
Schmidt's
W ‘Street
Ane
THE
Cape May
Baltimore American
Mekte
Bentztown
Bedddock Heights
Brightéhie Cottage
Baller
Nat Wilson & Son
Stylish Bay Marr
Fuld
Juisaektee
John B. Routzam
Middietown
Julzdee
Bader
Power House
Rockwell
Lggeeches Ik
New York
Baltimore Stock Market
Central National Bank
Hesour
National Banke
Lata
Total
NAT. Bank
Frederick County National Bank
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Public
Dpatrick Street
Frederick, Md
Tate Gent
Victor Badghmah Alga
Michael Kill
Loplar ‘Cerrace Oh Maeh
Ream Harvey II
Julijetts Childrens
Oxfords
Laviés
Oxfords Childrens
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van Oxfords
Moser’s
N. Market St
West Patock St
D. E. Kefauver
B.& D. Mants
Frederick Md
Diectms
Eprederick Town Savings Institution
of. Dole
J Marshal Miller
Susdtrecht
Notici Trederick MG
Pranklin Savings Bank of
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Teo
W. Heinicin
Ron
Arkans Company
Pearl and Prospect Sts
Tional Bank
Banda
Wat
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Roy W. Poole
Janiim
B. Evard Kepner
North Market Street
Rhoads
Rosenour's Market St
Housckeeping
Julsdtr
Wul
Patrick Street
Rosenour & Sons
Market
Pauick
Madison Street
Gilmore KR. Flautt
East Varrick Street
John Slargett
Eee
S Buth
Telegraph St
South Market St
Fable Board
West Patrik St
M J. Kennedy
East Seventh Street
HH L. Gaver
East Seventh St
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C. M. Ad
New Central National Bank
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