Reform on Bribery at Elections and Constitutional Amendments
A Maryland State Bar Association paper urges amendments to curb vote buying. Senator Straus calls for a purge of bribery in elections and a strong corrupt practices act to cover primaries and general elections. The proposed constitutional clause denies vote selling as a crime against liberty and urges strict enforcement nationwide.
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Baltimore
Maryland
Ocean City
Straus
General Assembly
England
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Campaign Finance Provisions Referenced in Election Law
The text outlines candidate and committee expenditure reporting, strict spending limits in elections, publication of monetary receipts, title revocation upon proven corruption, and the trial of election contests in court rather than legislative bodies, plus prohibition of corporate political contributions.
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Legislative Assemblies
Pressed voices critique wartime policy and nature notes
The item cites criticisms of temporary tariffs and presidential naturalist discussions. It mentions John Temple Graves and Dr William J Long trading barbs in a volley of commentary about government excess, Roosevelt era figures, and a dispute over Barroughs. It also notes a naval buildup in the Pacific and tensions with Japan affecting public opinion.
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William J. Long
John Barrowshe
Roosevelt
Mr. Barroughs
Dr. Long
Baltimore American
Minutes Of Merriness Jokes And Banter Across Panel Chats
A string of humorous snippets from various periodicals shows witty exchanges among domestic figures. Lines feature Mrs Cobwiggar and Freddie debating screaming and illness, a boarder and Mrs Hashington quibbling over chopping and math, and witty exchanges about clever women, marriage, and waiting on the shore.
The Voice of the Press and New York Legislature
A collage of editorials from New York and Washington papers critiques tariff moves in Ohio's Barton stance and Albany legislature. It questions Bryan's democratic leadership and notes rising insanity statistics while detailing Maryland gubernatorial temperance accusations against Joseph D. Baker.
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Typicus
New York Evening Post
Barton
Oaio
Ripa
Cannon
ME Baker
Temperance
Washington Post
Maryland
Joseph D. Baker
Prohibition politics and regional wins in the union
The piece argues the Maine law by Neal Dow and Governor Hubbard shows Democratic states favor local option and enforcement varies. It notes South and North Carolina governors lean to federal action, speculates on Baker’s audacity, and claims liquor interests inflame politics while The Baltimore News backs Baker as a candidate.
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Maine
Neal Dow
Hubbard
South Carolina
North Carolina
Lea Fedotaler
Baker
Baltimore News
Moments with the Buse and Whittier’s verses
A compact page featuring a devotional poem Moments with the Buse by Greenleaf Whittier and a child friendly verse What winds bring signs of season and farm rhythms with simple questions and rural images The piece pairs reflective prayer lines with playful seasonal wind riddles credited to Edmund Clarence Sprague
Merrick Dies as State News Notes Highlight 1900s Parade
News from the state reports William H. Merrick of Haston dead. Independence Day at Hagerstown featured a sham battle. Judge Austin L. Crothera seeks Attorney General nomination. State Bar Association addresses given in Ocean City by Meldrim of Savannah and Straus of Baltimore. Eagles convention set for Cumberland July 9–10. Ex State Senator Lewis to speak. James Fechtig to respond. Rosebuds beat St Euphemia Emmitsburg 13 to 12. Amateur League games: Rossbada vs Frederick Juniors 24 to 2. Juniors defeat Harp's Selects 12 to 5.
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William H. Merrick
Haston
Hagerstown
Austin L. Crothera
Oecil
State Bar Association
Osean City
Peter W. Meldrim
Savannah
Iesac Lobe Straus
Baltimore
Rosebuds
St. Euphemia School
Emmitsburg
Bareh
Butler
Sandera
Euphenia
Arnold
Selby
Rossbada
Frederick
Lease
Rage
Baer
Thomas
Harp’s Selects
Laase
Selecta
Elsros
Basr
Fourth of July Mishap At Gaz House Road
A party of young people on the Monosey bridge road boat sank, leaving them soaked. Neighbors rescued them and a fisherman earned 1.50 for securing the boat and eight guns. Injuries included burns and cuts from fireworks and a hand injury to William Adams.
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Gaz House
Wa. Gilbert
Groff
Olsrme Place
Ernest Helfenstein
Mary Grace
Miss Heifsnstein
Helfenstein
Wm. Adams
Worth Market Street
Frank Garrett
Riehl Spring Park
Funeral of Dr Albert W Ford in Brooklyn Transfer
The remains of Dr. Albert W. Ford arrived from Brooklyn via the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad. The funeral service was at the depot conducted by Rev. Fr. W. J. Kane with pallbearers Charles H. Baughman Dr. Thomas B. Johnson Granville Thomas and Arthur Potts. Interment followed at Bit Olivet Cemetery. Exchange at Braddock Heights. The Frederick County Telephone Company opened an exchange at Braddock Heights. Misa Alda Willard of Donbs remains ill but somewhat improved. Hoe merchants advertise heavily, aiming for more justified ad space.
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Albert W. Ford
Brooklyn
N. Y
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
W. J.kane
Charles H. Baughman
Thomas B. Johnson
Granville Thomas
Arthur Potts
Bit. Olivet Cametery
G. QO. Carty
Work of Death Langley Haines obituary notice
Langley Lawrence Loraine Haines aged 13 years 5 months 19 days died at 4 30 this morning at home 210 Bass Third arrest of heart disease after long ailments. Survived by parents five brothers four sisters. funeral Sunday with services at 116 o'clock then Zion Reformed Church Charlesville. Interment Zion cemetery.
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Langley L L Haines
Langley Lawrence Loraine Haines
Andrew Bainee
Bass
Yesra
Eldridge Haines
Harmony Grove
Miller Haines
Red Lion
Aties, Berk
Zion Cemetery
John E. Crone
Middletown
Frederick City Hospital
Reuben Lease
Shia City
Lorenzo E. Kepler
Samuel Crone
Joseph Remnaberg
Martha Stain
New Market
Ettza Toms
Boonsboro
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