Maryland Delegates Vote for New Jersey Executive On Final Ballot
The Maryland convention section reports a dramatic push toward Governor Wilson as the strongest presidential candidate. Key Maryland figures and delegates rallied behind him on the final ballot, while supporters of Clark sought to block Wilson by uniting votes. A large demonstration followed the result as leaders discussed future strategy and securing a majority of the delegation.
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Woodrow Wilson
Maryland
New Jersey
Wit United
Isidor Rayner
J. Harry Covington
Joshua Wies
Emerson
Mr. Cablentz
A. Wilson
Ballot News From Baltimore Democratic Convention Delayed
Mena residents followed Saturday ballot updates showing Clark slipping from 496 to 469 while Wilson gains. Newark and Baltimore watchers debated Clark or Wilson victory as news broke the convention adjourned for the week leaving the outcome uncertain.
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Frederick District Valuations Under New Tax Basis
The News presents district by district valuations used to base the new tax rate. Frederick, Middletown, Emmitsburg, Creagerstown and neighboring areas show property assessments ranging from around 172,814 to 1,764,218, indicating varied district figures guiding tax changes.
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Basi
Revere
Middletown
Creagerstown
Emmitsburg
Record Breaking Rainfall Sparks Unusual Season Pattern
Weather notes describe an extraordinary rainfall record with higher than typical precipitation, highlighting effects through April and into May. Officials note sustained wet conditions, unusual for several years, altering agricultural and daily routines.
June Weather Record Shows Sparse Rain and Heat
The passage notes a notably dry June with far less than 344 inches of rain and many cloudbursts that did not soak the ground. It records 19 rainy days, severe thunderstorms, high temperatures near 90 degrees, and unusual conditions for the season across the county.
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Ealsa
ISS Gorman Weds Stater of 9 H Gorman City Bride
Reported at the ceremony in the Presbyterian church Rev Dr S Clements officiated. Ex mayor George E Glass attended with the bride’s sister and Mrs H Hosglin of Astoria. The event followed by plans for a honey moon at Astoria. Local friends express happiness for the couple.
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George —E
Glass
Blue Sister
Maryland
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Newark
Ton
New York
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Clements
The
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Armory Site Quest Moves to Baltimore for Option
City commission members D Joba, Markey and C F Goodell traveled to Baltimore this morning to secure an option on Hamilton Showman's Fourth Street lot for an armory site. A 2700 dollar option exists, with plans to obtain a 15 foot rear alley strip for access and coal handling. The group aims to arrange funding and adjust site dimensions to fit a proposed Company A armory, following earlier Macklin commission recommendations.
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C.F. “Goodell
Baltimore
Armory
Hamilton
Fourth
Showman
Jentz, Street
Beneral Macklin G Commission
Macklin
Frederick man dies after long illness at 57
Ralph Musser aged 57 dies at his home 618 North Market Frederick of heart trouble after a long illness. He was once a cabman and ended that work due to poor health. Survived by his wife, one brother James Musser of Scoisdale and three sisters. Funeral Wednesday at 4 PM from residence, Mt Olivet interment. Thomas P. Rice funeral director. Also notes the deaths of Rosela Wills 76, nee Finch, widow of George Wills, funeral Tuesday from C. P. Smith residence with Mass at St John’s at 9 AM, burial in St John’s cemetery. And other notices of infant deaths and funerals in Mt. Olivet and local cemeteries.
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North Market
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Order of Moose
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Scoisdale
Reuben
Grove - Anid
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Marken
Kaufffman
Mt. Olivet
Thomas P. Rice
Roatila Wilts
Rosela Wills
Montevue Hospital
East Fourth Street
St. John's Cemetery
Coffee Prices Jump In Modern Times, Editorial Warns
An editorial in the Detroit Times June 12 1912 discusses coffee price increases seen over the past three to four years. It criticizes speculation and calls out the impact on American families while avoiding blame on coffee drinkers. The piece urges restraint and cautions that prices may rise further, linking coffee costs to broader economic pressures.
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