Railroad managers embrace public courtesy in new era
A Baltimore newspaper notes railroad executives now emphasize courtesy and open information to the public. Managers deploy press agents and issue clear explanations to avoid friction, arguing fair treatment benefits patrons and companies alike in this evolving era of railroad management.
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Railroada
Hironda
Roada
Delaware, Lackawanna
Snd Western Railroad
Corking Times Ahead for Rogal, Says Baltimore Column
A Baltimore article notes Rogal will continue to have a corking time as current comment suggests the country will not worry about certain matters. The piece reflects lighthearted tone on future prospects and public mood.
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Rogal
Baltimore
Minutes of Merriness and Odd Exchange Fragments
Fragmented dialogue snippets show a playful, literary tone with references to vaccination, hammock joys, temple of fame, and poetic musings. The text weaves interjections about summer, wives, and travel, capturing a collage of city papers and humor from varied sources.
Religious World: Weekly Notes From Area Churches
The column lists Sunday services across churches including German Baptist, St John’s Catholic, United Brethren, Evangelical Reformed, Presbyterian, Evangelical Lutheran, Trinity M E, First Baptist, and Episcopal. It notes sermons, Sunday schools, vesper services, and other activities with pastors and topics such as patriotism, faith, and civic virtue.
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German Baptist Church
D. Fabrery
J. Welty Fahrney
St. John's Catholic Church
United Brethropy Church
Jtev
J. W. Kirracore
Babbath School
Evangelical Reformed Church i
Sune
Presbyterian Church
Thomas Freeman Dixon
Evangelical Lutheran Church
Charles F. Steck
Hiraanock Heights
Mixed Transcriptions From Absentminded Political Debates
Disjointed clippings discuss Amboy Reid’s envisioned peerage and party loyalty for Kansans, noting Cabinet honors elusive for Kansas figures. A Boston Herald piece critiques college scholarship’s link to later success, arguing perseverance over academic prestige.
Moments with the Muse and Fragments of Verse and Health Adverts
A fragmentary page mixes poetry and inspirational lines with stray medical ads. It includes excerpts echoed from classic verse about struggle and longing, plus a garbled medical claim about deafness cures and an 19th century style advertisement for Cheery & Co of Toledo Ohio and a patent medicine claim.
Notable Deaths and Local Events Across Maryland
J B Mahony died in Cumberland from heart disease. Samuel T Greenfield a Montgomery county farmer died after a brief illness. L Reeder of Baltimore to install electric light plant at Laurel. Jamee E Hooper head of William E Hodper Sone Co died in Baltimore. Bernard Watkins arrested for sending threatening letters to Edmund Pendieton near Laurel. The first Academy Orchestra season tournament drew 3500 at Laurel Grove. Charles K Lord formerly vice president of B and O and head of Consolidation Coal faces poor prognosis. Hos in Philadelphia hospital with Brights disease.
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J. B. Mahony
Cumberland
Samuel T. Greenfield
Montgomery County
Laurel
Academy Orcheatra
Laurel Grove
Charles K. Lord
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Consolidation Coal Company
Hos
Philadelphia
Bright
Pocket Picked in Millville Train Incident
George Staub of Millville West Virginia, a prominent farmer, was robbed on a Frederick-bound railroad train at Fourth Street. He lost $20 in cash and several railroad tickets. A local ad promotes Chattyrlain's salve priced at 25 cents for itching.
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George Staub
Millville
W. Va
Frederick
Fourth Street
Staub
Chattyrlain
Peatre
Beautifiers Seized Over Misleading Labels in Washington
District Attorney’s office in Washington seized a shipment of beauty preparations from New York amid charges that labels misstate ingredients and efficacy. The action targets products advertised to restore hair, cure baldness, purify blood, or strengthen nerves, with warnings to remove misleading claims if found harmless.
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Washington,d. C
Washington
Diréctoire
Dietrict
Leart
McNamara
New York City
Inspectors to Survey Orchards for Taft Campaign Card
State Horticultural Department appoints 27 local inspectors to survey orchards for Syndose seal and peach yellows. They trained at Agricultural College to identify pests and inform growers on treatment, aiding control and legal enforcement if needed. Also notes a three and a half foot Taft campaign post card signed by railroad men recognizing his nomination.
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State Horticultural Department
Agricultural College
Offhers
Symons
J. B
Norton
Taft
William H. Taft
al. Taft
Cincinnati
Overcome by Heat Strikes Local Workers in City
Frank Tracey and Danner were overcome by heat while at work this morning. Tracey was taken to his home on East South Street. Danner, after seeking remedies at a drug store, fell on East Patrick Street near Bowers Yard and was carried to a nearby building where Dr. W. Johnson treated him.
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Pare Danner
National ‘Bank
Tracey
East South Street
Danner
Sitll
East Patrick Street
Bowers’ Number Yard
Limber Ey
W. ©. Johnson
Brief Bits Excarion Brings Baltimore Visitors
An excursion over the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad yesterday brought two visitors from Baltimore. A six footed horse belonging to Mr. ee Kipp of West Fifth Street escaped its stable and was found near Middletown by day’s end.
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Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Baltimore
Ee Kipp
Fifth Street
Middletown
Stomach and Liver Pills Sold at Low Price
Samuel Boyer of Folm Iowa sells a stomach and liver remedy after twelve years of poor results from other medicines. The product cost nearly a hundred dollars in prior treatments, and the buyer reports this new box has helped more than the prior medicines. Samples are free and offered by the Pyarmacy.
Monkeys thumbs and human nature in palm reading
A mixed column of quips and anecdotes on palm reading and character from periodicals. It quotes a remark about thumbs indicating moral makeup and cites a Richmond Episcopal convention joke and a fatal baseball pitch incident at Morgentown near Springfield, D. C.
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St. Louis Post-Dispatch
Richmond
London
Langes
Eng Nshman
Miss B
Sippincott's
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