Race lines form in Maryland governor race factions hinted
The Baltimore American reports a looming Republican contest with Goldsborough or Hanna likely to head the ticket while Democrat leaders seek a non fighting path. Senator Mathias is urged for comptroller and Governor candidates include Gorman and Burke supporters, with candidacy declarations expected soon and party lawyers to interpret the Lee Primary Election Law.
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Goldsborough
Hanna
Mathias
This
Baltimore American
Remib-lican
Witui de Meas
Philips Lee Galisborough
John B. Hanna
Messrs
Howver
Glair Lee
Gorman
Senator Lee
Democratic State Central Committee
Howard County
Ellicott City
Judge Burke
Terrederick Talbott
Baker
Joseph D. Baker
Binker
Buchanan Schley
Mar Vandiver
Crothers
Frank Brown
Isaac Lobe Straus
Vandiver
State Central Committee
Tuxedo Fashion Notes From Morristown Show
Gleanings at Tuxedo reviews the Morristown Horse Show and nearby social fashions with emphasis on auto wear and headwear. It highlights urban Jersey social exchanges, innovative coats, reversible outerwear, and tailored accessories for different ages and uses.
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Morristown
Fashion Notes on Light Linen and Velvet Accents at a New York Club
FANNUS FIELD, New York, describes elegant club attire featuring natural linen coats lined with rose colored linen, poke bonnets of rose taffeta, and lilac trimmed dresses. Heavily woven fabrics in checks and vivid trimmings dominate, with Coventry Blouse outerwear and satin reverses enhancing day to evening ensembles.
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Batiste
de Cretoune
Fannus Field
New York
Stop Look Listen Thousands Die on Railroads Through Carelessness
A historical lament explains the high costs of railroad injuries in the United States. It attributes fatalities to passenger carelessness, boarding and crossing dangers, and costly lawsuits. It urges caution on platforms and tracks to reduce accidents and the burden on travelers. It cites the need to eliminate grade crossings and criticizes unscrupulous legal actions while noting a storm-damaged line and advising use of a common remedy.
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United States
Tle
Lyil
Moti
Hopeful of Postal Bill Grows on Letters Received
From letters across the country Con Ieressiman Lawis reads growing support for his parcel post bill. He notes endorsements from unfamiliar readers and editorial praise in prominent papers. Amid the hearsings by the House Committee on Post Offices sentiment rises, signaling possible passage next session. Advertising claims public success for newspaper ads.
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Varios
Maryland and regional items from a late 19th century sheet
Various notices from Maryland and neighboring counties report local government actions and events. Topics include tax rates in Somerset, church appointments in York and Weverton, election debates in Prince George's, a publicized drowning on the Potomac, a Rockville church boycott, and a theft injury in Baltimore. The report lists political conventions, a weapon purchase, a fatal shooting near Towson, a heat related stroke in Baltimore, railroad and telegraph matters, a large coffin found in Baltimore, and upcoming encampments and range activities in Hagerstown, Cumberland, and Frederick. It notes post office receipts, ministerial union meetings, a state encampment, and a county nominating convention in Cumberland.
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Somerset County
Samuel Il Albright
Second Margan
York
John D. Works
California
Pen-Mar
Socialist Party of
Allegany County
Critterland
Washington
Rockville
Guiseppe Meure
Potymac
Cumberland
Weluh
Prince George's
Benjamin Cloendeau
Weverton
Calverton Road
Baltimore
St. Martin's Catholic Church
That City
Maryland
The
Order
Atlantic City
Union Station
Telegraphic briefs on local incidents and notices
Fred Mosher a three year old of Lancaster Va was bitten by a topperhead snake after placing his hand in a hole in the porch and doctors saved his life. Nan J Askinwall rode into City Hall Square New York and delivered a letter from Mayor McCarthy of San Francisco to Mayor Gaynor's secretary. Godfrey Morse will leaves ten thousand dollars to Leopold Morse Home for Infirm Hebrews and ten thousand dollars to thirteen other institutions. A wage agreement continuing last year's terms was signed by the Amalgamated Association of Iron Steel and Tin Workers and the Western Bar Iron Association at Cambridge Springs. Senator Cummins amendment to the Canadian reciprocity bill failed in the Senate by thirty two to fourteen. It was the first vote since the Neut amendment failed without a roll call ten days earlier. Advertising activity signals business vigor.
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Nan J. Askinwall
City Dall Square
New Stoer
McCarthy
San Francisco
Gaynor
Secretar Kiebrew
Boston
Godfrey Morse
Leopold Morse
Amalgamated Association of Iron, Steel and Tin Workers
Western Bar Iron Association
Cambridge Springs
Cummins
Senate
Blair Again a Candidate for Congress
Rockville dispatch reports strong probability that Gist Blair of this county, last year a Republican congressional candidate, will again seek the nomination to succeed Representative David J. Lewis. Mentioned as possible rivals are Brainard War ner Jr and Justice Ashley Gould of Columbia.
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Blair
Rockville
Gist Blair
Brainard 4
Warner, Jr
Montgomery
Allegany
Garrett
David J. Lewis
Juistice Ashley Mr. Gould
Columbia
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Stead
Louisa M. Alcott
Port Deposit
Lome
Bobby
Wilsons
Chicago Tribune
Rudolph Presxinirg
Tagerstown
Cel
George Joordans
Department of Maryland
Grand Army of the Republic
Rochester
Hagerstown
Hagers‘town and Clambersburg
United Brethren Church
Hithaduus
Hatgerstown
Frederick
Cambridge
Cloud
Oyal
Moose Hall
Fred Mosher
Lancaster
L. A. Dertzabaugh
Frederick, MD
Bartholomay
WM. Hi. Shipley
N. Market Street
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W. Patrick St
Mutual Insurance Co
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