Philadelphia Record Celebrates Growth and Democratic Leader Bryan
The Philadelphia Record marks twenty third volume growth praising its independence and prosperity. Cumberland Times depicts William Jennings Bryan as the Europe fearing American eagle eye, the central democratic figure guiding U S politics amid global tension.
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Philadelphia Record
Sod
Ite
Axon
Ittelly
Cumberland Times
Ncw
Bryan
the Times
Europe
Hanna
McKinley
United States
Silver Reader
Bankruptcy questions over railroad employees filings
The article discusses bankruptcy filings by Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company employees, arguing many claims were not to dodge debts but to protect wages after repeated attachments. It notes a policy dismissing workers with wages attached thrice, and critiques an unnamed interviewee who defends taking the bankruptcy benefit as lawful, suggesting moral concerns remain.
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Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
TSW
Fragmentary legal ethic reflection in old text
A fragment discusses honor and morality beyond statutory law and upright conduct. It notes that a man who violates these ethics cannot escape moral consequence, even if he argues that the law permits it.
Contempory Commest Windy Fragments From Era News
A collage of remarks from Baltimore American and Cumberland Independent on governance in South Africa, U S political self rule, Boer independence, British domination, and a Maryland peach crop outlook with market implications for growers and canners, noting frosts unlikely and a booming canning demand.
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Transvaal
United States
Great Britain
Fleo
Iasns
South
Dynamiters Sentenced to Life in Canada Case
The Cifeare News reports three dynamiters convicted of attempting to blow up the Welland canal have received life imprisonment with hard labor after a Canadian jury verdict. The piece notes Canada is a place they should avoid.
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Cifeare News
Welland Canal
Canada
Moments With The Muse The Dandelion
A verse about a yellow dressed dandelion figure in spring passes through meadow flitting with the woodlark and toad as children love him. Old age comes, hair turns white, a wind shakes him, and the dandy becomes a bald head figure before fading away.
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Nettie M. Ganaprani
New York Tribune
Market Yelange and Spring Prices Report
Market notes report general prices and weather appetites with lamb, eggs, and fruit listed. Fishermen near Monocacy wait for bites while strawberries appear sparse and corn plowing continues. multiple vegetables and fish prices are given along with cuts of beef and pork and assorted meats.
Weekly Review of Trade Bathmore May 31 Boots and Shoes
Immediate business remains light with few strong orders for full shipments. Demand centers on better grades of men and women’s shoes. cheap shoes in limited demand. Leather is inactive with cautious pricing. hides volatile with slight price declines. Tallow and wool show limited activity. prospects hint at a revival for wool trading soon. Baltimore Leather Co. stocks and bonds note firm, scarce city stocks, high prices, and changes in Maryland state issue borrowing.
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Bathmore
Baltimore Leatagr Co
New York
Maryland
Mike Tle
Adams Vase showcases American goldsmith craft at Paris Exposition
Tiffany & Co presents the Adams gold vase, a centerpiece honoring cotton industry and American achievement. Designed by Paulding Farnham with all materials sourced in the United States, the 19.25 inch vase uses Forest City California gold, native wood, and diverse American gems. The project required 420 days of woodwork and 23 pounds of gold, employing American artists and artisans throughout.
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Tiffany & Co
New York
Adams
Goldsmiths
America
United States
Arizona
Kentucky
Mexico
California
Texas
Rail and securities market wrap up in trading
Bond prices show mixed movement with Georgia lines and Seaboard assets improving while trust companies falter. Speculative Cotton Duck stock slips but Gas stock edges up. overall market currency flows remain heavy as bank clears decline and weekly business failures rise slightly.
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Georgia
Carolina
Northern
Southern
Florida
Alabama
Seaboard
Aited
Norfolk Street Railways
Newport News 5
Ancacostia & Potomacs
Trust Company
Towssesd Sox
WHEAT CROP PROSPECTS AND MARKET NOTES FROM JUST PUBLISHED REPORTS
Wheat prospects vary by region with large predicted losses in the northwest and favorable conditions in the southwest. Baltimore market shows weak receipts and easing prices with later firmness as rains influence the trend. Bradstreet notes price readjustments amid mixed demand and rail traffic remains above year ago levels. bank clearings show shrinking volumes but not as poor as some expected. Philadelphia profile highlights James Armstrong resembling Abraham Lincoln and his lifelong Republican activity in the Seventeenth Ward Association.
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Northwest
E Orly
Southwest
Baltimore
Southern
Western
TiLjaTike
Seadstreet
New York
Jane
Bradatreet’s
Republican Party
Fremont
Philadelphia
Armstrong
Abraham Lincoln
Seventeenth Ward Republican Association
Masonic Festival Sees Ladies Lead Various Committees
Read of January festival at the Masonic hall with committees chaired by Mrs Tyson Mrs Mover Mrs Varty and many others across decoration demonstration ice cream strawberries cake and fruit punch, lists names for tables and candy booth managers, with Joseph W L Carty as treasurer and several gentlemen as canheiras for tables.
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Janie Hal
Pridar
Jace
Tahoes
Genereal
J.B Tyson
C Mover
W T L. Varty
Dast. Milles
Lily
Adolphes Fesrhake
We Hinke
Margaret H. Worns
Eva Line
Besse Motter
Liarry Blackstoo
J. W. L. Carty
Jacob Rohrback
Thos H. Halter
Wm. Hinks
Vurpints Grove
W. H. Hinks
Lewis Bayer
John C. Motter
Steiner Schley
Charles Wertheimer
Jennia Geove
C. F. Goodell
A. B. Mahoney
John L. Jordan
C. B. T. Hendrickson
Eumma Gittinger
Eleanor Barry
Grace Castle
Ethel Myer
Lottie Bowers
Kate Gittinger
Kitty Stover Quynn
Eleanor Abbots
Lizzie Gilgon
Grayson E. Bowers
Maggie Beat
Etta Cramer
Mollie Dixon
Sallie Firestone
Bessie Hargett
Katis Eisenhauer
Jennie Eisenhauer
George L. Kaufman
J.C. Motter
Charles C. Carty
Wm. Bell
G. S. de Grange
C.S. Howard
Philip Seeger
Joseph W. L. Carty
Cake
Benjamin Rosenour
Whitmonday amusements and events noted countywide
Whitmonday brings picnics at Lingsnore school Unionville and a Braddock Heights drum band opening. Middletown hosts decoration day with G A R participation and a schoolhouse lawn festival. Home team vs Fifth Maryland Regiment starts baseball. All Saints Episcopal Sunday school Whiteontide at seven, Woman’s College Lesbian Society anniversary at eight. Breaux High commencement June 21 at City Opera House. Hood's Sarsaparilla advertised as indigestion remedy.
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Whitmonday
Lingsnore School
Unionville
KiThe
Braddock Heights
Middletown
Maryland Regiment
All Saints Episcopal Sunday School
Lesbian Society of the Woman's College
Irregular Fragments From A Local Page
Fragmentary notes mention the strawberry festival in the city and county. Names Walter Feaster and Charles Easterday from Jefferson attend a business college in Baltimore. Bolivar area resident Waites Rohr and baker Hershberger are noted in city-context text. The piece contains garbled phrases about life, wealth, and philosophy with no clear event.
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Jose
Whitszn
Walter Feaster
Charles Easterday
Jefferson
Besinees College
Balemore
Waites Rohr
Near Bolivar
Wala Quasty
Bas Beau
Hershberger Bakery
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Woodlark
Toad
Perry Haus
Alex, Woodward
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Yelange
Weekly Review OF Trade
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James Armstrong
Jamaa Armatroog
East Clearfield Street
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Wana
Egler
George W. Morgan
Spain
Breaxick High Schools
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Amuvement Pesteres
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Werety Medway Carnival Company
Cairo
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Streets of All Natiors
Hindeo Theatre
Bostock
Jcneats
Baltimore Lodge NO 7
Greeesmount
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Oeders
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Geo. K. Brenele
Qpper Nision Sales
Frederick County
J. Marshall Miller
Mary Trosell
Fredericktown
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Douglass H. Hargett
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Douglass E- Hargett
J. Rohrback
Frederick and Monocaecy Turnpike Road Company
First National Bank
B. F. Schele
Frederick City
City Register
William H. James
Thomas Schley
Jesse W. Stahr
Commissioners of Tax
Banner OF Liberty
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Frederick Gounty
Russoe Swadener
Jidiwawin
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Hamilton Lindsay
John Ed
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