Mayor Low's renomination and looming city election
Mayor Low stands renominated with the real test being the public choice for honest government in New York City. Ex Governor Brows may announce a bid for the U S Senate within forty eight hours, a not unexpected development. A note on civic improvement praises the new level crossing on East Beyond street at Market street, highlighting its contrast with deeper, sidewalk-level crossings and its likely prompt adoption elsewhere.
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Low
New York City
Brows
Senate
Market Street
Rescue and mercy shine amid flood news in western cities
Amid flood reports from western cities, heroic rescues and selfless relief emerge as homes of the wealthy open to the poor and society women aid the homeless. While crime and scandal dominate much of the news, countless acts of mercy reveal a generally good humanity, with brave rescues in frail boats and public kindness contrasting the venal stories.
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Firce
Eanens
Womsn
Tobs
Fragmentary Baltimore Herald clip on reform and corruption
A Baltimore Herald fragment discusses rare days in Jane and few weddings while arguing for laws to curb bribery. It notes potential conviction and punishment would reduce corruption and questions the feasibility of enacting such reforms.
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Baltimore Herald
Maryland Farmers Seek Exhibit Support for St Louis Fair
Farmers in Maryland push for a practical agricultural exhibit to be presented to the next Legislature for the St Louis Exposition. The Farmers League, rebranded from Maryland Agricultural College, argues that agriculture deserves a creditable display and plans a county-based delegation to advocate the exhibit. Baltimore News notes public sentiment favors farmers as a privileged legislative group and expects approval. Baltimore American suggests commemorating Union dead with a Mount Royal monument in Baltimore, building on existing Confederate shaft sites.
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Semlon
Maryland Agriculagal College
Emoh County
St. Louis
Maryland
Baltimore News
Wle Warfield
Winfield
Carroll County
Baltimore
Mount Royal Avenue
Wotty Square
Baltimore American
The Voice of the Press The Two Parties
The Washloxton Star outlines Republicans solid ahead in leadership roles for Congress and national campaign work. Democrats face division over candidates and measures with names like Cleveland Bryan Gorman Wheeler Parker Olney discussed as possibilities. The piece notes Republicans hold Senate chair Frye and House leadership near clear, while Democrats debate minority leaders and regional balance. The piece ends urging Republicans to lead as the President opens Congress with a message and tough questions follow.
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Washloxton Star
Roosevelt
Congress
House
Osmoo
Payne
Ways and
Senate
Frye
Cleveland
Bryan
Gorman
Me. Hill
Judge Parker
Olney
Willisma
Missicaippi
South
McClellan
New York
Teller
Dubott
Blackburn
Berry
Cockrell
Recitals by Younger Papuan Students at City Opera House
A large audience attended last night’s Drat of two recitals from Mrs. Elizabeth McDaniel’s School of Expression. Younger pupils gave readings and a pantomime with applause for each act, ending with a two act comedy Sooboonets. Tonight the second recital features the older pupils with certificates awarded.
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Elizabeth McDaniel
Cily Opera House
Mint
Tibbetts
L. B.S
Naome Hershberger
Pendleton
Heloise da Grange
Malving Spinney
Graca Bowlua
Crannon
Merle Kehbne
City Opera House
Maryland State and Local Government Briefs in June News
Kent county increases tax rate to 1.35 per 100. Montgomery Court meets in Rockville. H A Orrick named Baltimore Stock Exchange president. Surfmen’s Manual Benefit Association to hold annual meeting at Ocean City June 9 10. Cumberland City Council elects William A Cornwell president and appoints officials. Cephas Moore charged with killing Thomas Gardner in Allegany county arrested at Myecadale. June week exercises commended at Naval Academy. board of visitors organized. Governor Smith speaks at Maryland College for Women anniversary in Lutherville. Washington county tax cut to 37 cents per 100. public school ranchers to get higher pay. Rear Admiral Sholey attends June week at Naval Academy. Senator McComas presides board of visitors. Rev J A Lopkins named Maryland missionary for American Christian Missionary Society. Coralie Livingston Ball engaged to John Wyeth Douglas of Spokane. Daniel W Doub acquires full control of Keo Mar College Association with minor stock held by M P Moiler.
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Kent County
Montgomery County
Rockville
H. A. Orrick
Baltimore Stock Exchanges
Surfmen's Manual Benefit Association
Ocean City
Cumberland City
William A. Cornwell
Cephas Moore
Thomas Gardner
Allegany County
Myecradale
Naval Academy
Board of Visitors
Governor Smith
Maryland College For Women
Lutherville
Washington County
Sohley
Annsports
Senator McComas
Maryland
Visitora
J. A. Lopkins
Redland
American Christian Missionary Society
Henry Ball
Hagerstown
Coralie Livingston
John Wyeth Douglas
Spokane
Wash
Arch of Gas Light to Illuminate Frederick Office Front
Frederick Gas Company began a forty minute arch construction on South Market Street for the company office front. The gas pipe arch will be the largest, four inches in diameter, and will be fully lit with gas lights and colored illumination. Major Albert Aber of Washington will deliver a Confederate memorial address in the city next Saturday. Willard Keiler, lately quite ill at Frederick City Hospital, was reported slightly improved this afternoon. Chamberlin’s Pile, Bales antiseptic liniment offers rapid healing for rats, bruises, and burns, advertised by A. L. Pentre with claims of safety and efficacy.
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Offic
South Market
Albert Aber
Washington
D.G
Willard
Keiler
Frederick City Hospital
Local county notes on trials and society events in Habillassville
A jury deemed Joseph Cofman competent to manage business after a two minute inquest requested by his children Martin Charles and Lizzie. Local residents attend Decoration Day with the Buens Vista Band, while fields show promise for a large wheat harvest. The column lists visits, new fences, preaching schedules, and several residents traveling or staying with family in nearby towns. A trustee election fills a vacancy at Loats Orphan Home. An obituary-like note mentions Lemuel Eby confined to bed with illness.
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William K. Harbaugh
Philadelphia
Bis
Buens Vista
Mise Valley Horme
Middletown
C. L. Wachter
Maria Crawford
M.A Crist
Wm. E. Bentzel
Washington M. Miller
Sabtlinsville
Thomas Harbaugh
Henry W. Stem
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