Brunswick Voters Urged to Choose Best Men for Office
The Brunswick Herald urges readers to back non partisan, qualified candidates for mayor and four city council seats in the August 6 election. It stresses progressive ideas, experience, and ability to finance street improvements while keeping taxes low. The editorial argues for dedication to public interests over party or sentiment.
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City election calls for reform and prudent leadership
A fragmented Muse Herald note urges immediate attention to town affairs and council reform. It advocates electing a capable ward representative, appointing five city council members, and placing an elder in the mayor's office. It urges voters to back men of integrity who prioritize communal interests.
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Roosevelt and press criticism amid election debates
Contemporary commentary notes critics claim Roosevelt opposes only certain press outlets. Baltimore papers discuss campaign dynamics, Croker’s silence, and calls for protection of American citizens under Chinese law while obeying U.S. and foreign rules.
Minutes of Merriness and Divorce Quips Abroad
A collage of humorous exchanges from Chicago and Washington papers. Jests about strength, self control, letters to a wife, infidelity, and a lawyer’s motto reflect old city humor and social foibles. No single cohesive event, but a snapshot of witty dialogue.
Cuba Independence Before Annexation Policy
In the Kansas City Star analysis Secretary Root advocates Cuban independence as essential before any annexation discussion. He argues the United States must guarantee Cuba a fair chance at self governance while noting lingering Spanish resentments and the test of Cubans’ ability to govern themselves will shape future US policy. Some see annexation as inevitable, but independence must come first according to the piece.
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Kanas City
Root
Cuba
United States
Washington
Qube
Antilles
United In
Moments With The Muse A Time Of Trial
Poem fragment in rustic verse contrasts gloom and cheer with weather imagery. It notes disdain for gloom, laments heat at 90 degrees, and references bees, roses, birds, and a lavish spring while maintaining a light, troubled mood. The source voice signs as Vacamorox Star and requests publication in The News.
Ramon Ruiz Arrives in Frederick College City
Ramon Ruiz, recently arrived from Puerto Principe Cuba, comes to Frederick College as a student. He is 16, speaks little English, has a vocabulary of 209 words, and claims to have been a sergeant in the Cuban Army with battle wounds. He witnessed the destruction of the Spanish fleet off Santiago on July 3 and is expected to excel in his studies.
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Ramon Ruiz
Frederick College
Paerto Principe
Cuba
Bchey
Santiago
Market Melange Notes and Market Prices Report
A morning market column notes improved farmer countenances after a Thursday rain, with fresh produce and higher spirits. It lists prices for butter, eggs, poultry, fruit, vegetables, fish, and meat, plus stock market and railroad notes, including Consolidated Gas, Pacific Mail, and Seaboard issues, and comments on liquidity and gold shipments.
Weekly market outlook for Dewey stock and Baltimore notes
The week shows a dull market with limited movement in Dewey stock and a small price spike noted in New York and Baltimore. Traders report a steady to bulish mood in some sectors, while overall activity remains muted with modest gains and pockets of volatility.
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Sagar
Baltimore
Bradstreets notes mixed crop, trade and metal trends
Bradstreets reports improved crop conditions lifting demand for fall delivery in the West Northwest and South while Eastern markets remain dull. Iron and steel prices edge down with lower district earnings. copper firmer and tin locally higher. Anthracite coal steady and future price confidence noted amid mixed textile outlook.
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New Tors
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Bessemer
Pittebarg
Loundry
London
Fatere
Market Report on Crops and Textile Goods
The text notes weak Pacific and Atlantic wheat shipments, rising raw wool inquiries in Poston, and stronger leather and boot trade. It reports modest wheat demand, stable or rising prices, and cautious buying by manufacturers. Wool sales are light, while hides and tallow show steady pricing. overall business sentiment improves slowly with better leather sourcing and continued market firmness.
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Poston
Loscon
Businees
Barrons Lateer Co
Hagera town fights lighting plant demurrer
Hagera town officials file a demurrer to prevent the city from building a lighting plant. Denton, Caroline County residents push a plan to establish a shoe factory. Rev T C Barcum aims to start an independent holiness church in Henderson Caroline County. Thomas Wright, president of the Rockland Bleaching and Dyeing Company in Baltimore, is dead. Joseph Gooper Boyd, Baltimore lawyer, dies suddenly of apoplexy at his home. Governor Smith says he will not grant clemency to Robert T Wyatt for the murder of Captain Oliver Caulk. A farm dwelling near Half Way Washington County burns. Noah Betta, thought dead, found alive in Hagerstown. Arlington fire damages six buildings and another. risk to Electric Park averted by Baltimore city engine arrival. Damages estimated at 25 000 to 20 000 dollars, partly insured.
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Baltimore
Guilford Avenue
Smith
Robert T. Wyatt
Oliver Caulk
Theodore Embrey
Half Way
Washington County
Noah Betta
Hagerstown
Arlington
Baltimore City
Electric Park
Hert in the Wreck Injured Worker Sent to City
Albert Sherwood, eighteen, was transported by Baltimore and Ohio Railroad to Washington and then Providence Hospital after a freight wreck at Miller's Bend yesterday morning. He suffered hip and body injuries but is not considered in serious condition. He said he was riding freight trains when the crash occurred and avoided falling into the canal. He claimed to be a glass blower from Dee Aiken's Foot-Ease in Your Gloves. A letter touts Allen's Foot-Ease as a remedy with physician endorsements and retail availability.
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Albert Sherwood
Washington
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Saproen Ieee Brunswick
Providence Hospital
Miller's Bend
Sherwood
Aad
Canal
Invention of Printing by Gutenberg Explored
A historic account describes Johann Gutenberg born in Mainz during the 14th century, his move to Strasbourg, and the breakthrough of movable type. It notes early uses on playing cards and sacred scenes, signaling the shift from hand copywork to printed books.
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Marence
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Doubtlees
Gutenberg and the first printed Bible story
The narrative recounts Johannes Gutenberg’s struggles and partnerships, his invention of movable type, and the 1450 to 1455 Bible edition with ornate initials. It notes subsequent lawsuits, Faust’s role, Gutenberg’s decline, and a 1465 pension before his 1468 death as the Bible’s influence spreads.
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Mayence
Johann Faust
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Adolphus
Local Social Notes From Baltimore to Annapolis
Personal notices list several visitors and residents including Mr Douglas H Hargets in Baltimore and Miss Edith Gardner in Annapolis visiting Missere Brown on Soda Market Street. Professors Cates and Grove are mentioned with brief travels. The Muse: Trendle and Darnell return from Comte land while J Thomas Ellenhaner visits North Sharke. Mrs Wr Dea and Mr Jovaal visit Washington area. Mrs Williams and Mrs Lindamy with Mrs Harris return from Mocotain Lake Park.
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Baltimore
Edith Gardner
Annapolis
Missere Brown
Soda Market Street
B. B. Cates
Rose Y
Joan M. Grove
Lancaster
Winniing
Walter Hargett
East Caarchstree
Trendle
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Darnell
Comteland
J. Thomas Ellenhaner
North Sharke
Actrees
Washington
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Eahingtan
Snd
J.B. Dovaal
Weer
Patrick Street
Jame Williams
Hamilton Lindamy
Death and obituaries in Brunswick and Washington
Obituary notices report Mrs Henry Long and other Brunswick residents dying after illness. services held at Reformed church in Knoxville. Additional deaths include Mattie E Gaisher in Brunswick, Joseph Larrimore from Monterne Hospital, and an infant son of Mr and Mrs Charles Philip in Washington. Notices warn against mercury in catarrh ointments and promote Hall's Catarrh Cure and Hall's Family Pills.
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Henry Long
Brunswick
Ware
Loudoen County
Feerers
David Green
Virginis
Wm. Carey
Michael Carey
Sudie
Megara
Long
Mattie E. Gaisher
Patrick Street
Marasmus
Pinkney
Greenmount Cemetery
A.T. Rice & Sons
Joseph Larrimore
Monterne Hospital
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