Congress Debate Over Bribery Risks and Trade in Votes
The article discusses reformers and senators debating a Missouri representative Murphy’s bill to make promising votes a felony. It critics graft in Congress, noting logrolling with Statehood and ship subsidy measures. It questions penalties and the likelihood of passage amid partisan dignity and other legislators willing to sacrifice conscience for votes.
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Murphy
Missouri
Osegrees
Oorgrass
House
Senate
Vesson
fr_ Murphy
Gill
Gongreesmex
Congress
Contreserved comment on wedding days and politics
A jumble of editorial snippets mocks wedding day choices and Southern voting hopes while noting a bank robbery attempt and mispunctuated remarks. The excerpts reference Baltimore papers, President Roosevelt era language, and notes on social changes and danger.
Farmer quips about horses and autos in rustic humor
A jumble of quips and exchanges from old newspapers features a farmer asked if his horse fears cars and replies it hauls many cars home. A woman jokes about a marriage, a swindler boasts of good deeds, and a farmer teases a neighbor about sowing hemp, all framed in a light, rural dialect.
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Harper’s ; Weekly
Privilege and Paternalism in American Governance
A historical editorial argues that paternalism sustains privilege, condemns consolidation of power from federal to state and local levels, and laments shifts in party doctrine since 1861. It cites home rule, minority protection losses, and calls for fidelity to constitutional obligations amid national debates on electing senators and governance.
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Hanty
Gsooms
United States
Congress
Lafayette
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Moments With The Mese And Far Away Verses
A collage of June verse and nostalgic reminiscence features poems about June nights, lovers, battles, and far journeys. It includes reflections on aging, memory, and distant places, with an advertisement praising Cham berslain’s Colic Cholera and Diarrhea Remedy as a summer necessity.
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A. L. Pearce
Market Flashy with Bargains Amid Fresh Produce
A lively market scene drew busy buyers as raindrops heightened color and appetite. Prices shift for fruit and veg including oranges lemons bananas and strawberries with eggs butter poultry and meats listed alongside cottage cheese pies rolls coffee and more in brisk bargain atmosphere.
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Askey
Literary Society at Male High School Holds Regular Meeting
The Belles Lettres Literary Society of Male High School met yesterday with T Legg as president. Members recited pieces and read essays while O Robinson read minutes and W Cra ner reported as editor. A debate on whether luck or pluck leads to success favored the affirmative two to one. The group adjourned after critics reported.
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Belles Lattres Literary Basiety
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Previnna
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I! Thomas
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I. ‘Thomas
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K. Gaver
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Died at Home Captain Emery Near Chestertown
Captain Robert S. Emery dies at his home near Chestertown. A mariner named Harry Johnson fell overboard from the Santee near Az Dapdons and drowned. Somerset county to start shellfish bed work within two weeks. Washington county set tax rate at 71 cents per 100 and a basic figure of $32,258,195, six cents higher than last year.
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Robert S. Emery
Chestertown
Harry Johnson
S Marine
Santee
Az— Dapdons
Somerset County
Washington Couuty
Roof Job Accident Near Braddock Heights Causing Injuries
Charles Whisner an employee of Moerste Habu and Rowe fell about twenty feet while installing a new roof at George W Perry's dwelling. He landed face down bruised severely sprained ankle and shoulder injuries and was taken home for treatment by Dr Frank H B Hedges who found no broken bones and reporting he rests well.
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Moerste
Habu & Rowe
Braddock Hsight
George W. Perry
West South Street
Frank HB. Hedges
Frederick College Music Night Shines With Mme Bishop
Mme Mae Revital Bishop delighted a Frederick audience at the Woman's College last evening with a varied program including Faust and Die Lorelei selections. George Johnstone-Bishop and Mr T Norris Heriog impressed on organ and piano, with Grieg’s violin accompaniments praised. a farewell note hints at her move West. Tomorrow Bishop assists in a church service, with further student recitals planned and free admission.
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Delayed Maryland Federal Appointments Ticket
A Washington dispatch reports Roosevelt postponed naming Maryland federal officials. The Maryland delegation supports three candidates for the assistant treasuryship as final action awaits. Harp, Fisher, and Dryden are all considered. Pearse urged delay with White House and party leaders showing mixed support.
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Junior Boys Temperance Association Holds Friday Meeting
The Junior Boys Temperance Association met Friday night with absent president and vice president. Secretary R Rhoads presided as readings, hymns, and prayers preceded the lesson and reports by R Rhoads editor R Fisher and treasurer. The meeting closed with a temperance doxology and benediction.
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Junior Boys' Temperance Association
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The Work of Death. George Lippy Dies at 24
George Lippy died of cancer at Mortsras Hospital yesterday, aged 24. He lived near Walkersville and is survived by three brothers and two sisters, Garry Walter and Glifford Lippy and Bilces Lippy. The funeral will be held tomorrow at 1 pm from Frank Bell’s residence, 20 North Market Street, with services at Waik eraville Baptist Church and burial in Union Cemetery.
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Frank Bell
North Market Street
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Surprise Birthday Party For Mrs Shipley In North Market Street
Mrs Wa H Shipley of North Market street hosted a surprise birthday gathering with about forty friends and acquaintances. The event featured games and amusements, followed by refreshments. A brief social item from The News notes the party and thanks readers for seeing it in the paper.
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Wa. H. Shipley
North Market Street
Vote to Oust Smoot Dominant Senate Debate
Fragmented text describes a Senate expulsion attempt involving Senator Smoot. It mentions a committee report, possible majority action, and procedural steps toward removal or continued seating, with references to a Senate inquiry and potential exclusion.
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President Addresses Graduates
The President addresses the graduating class at commencement. The remarks highlight the achievements of the seniors and note Ada Chafee and Charles B. V as part of the class with Corser leading the group. Other named graduates include Aidan R. Chafee and Lt Gen Chafee among the 8 members.
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Accidental Shooting Claims Young Naval Officer at Annapolis Range
Lieut Ferdinand Williams US Army Engineers, 24, son of T S Williams of Baltimore, died after a revolver fired by a sergeant discharged at the Naval Academy rifle range in Annapolis. Williams, a West Point 1902 graduate, was married last December to Miss Isidee Preston of Charleston. He is survived by his parents, wife, three brothers, and two sisters.
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Forests Dwindling Says Lumber King in Washington
Alfred J. Eimmers of Stilwater Minnesota reports to a Post reporter in Raleigh Washington that U S forests are thinning fast from the North to the South with vast virgin stands in Mexico. He notes improved preservation policy by government and shift of cutting toward the South and to substitutes like steel and iron bagging.
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