National Building Association Leaders Listed in Baltimore City
The National Building Association of Baltimore City lists Ernest J. Enabe Jr. as president and James D. Mason as vice president along with a board including Clinton P. Paine, Thomas W. Hall, Wilber F. Jackson, Edward Baines, James D. Mason, Winslow Williams, and Harvey. The notice invites stock applications at full paid stock yielding five percent yearly, through Babee Johnson in Frederick, Md.
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Ernest J. Enabe,jr
James D.mason
Ree J. Wesley Glasz
Ernest J. Enabe, Jr
Wm. Kosto & So
Pani Manufactureze
Clinton P. Paine
Paine & Molarac
Bankertacd
Thomas W. Hall
Ean
Wilber F. Jackson
Concinental
Edward Baine
Snd Pub
Gorman Corresponden
James D- Mason
James D. Mason Co
Winslow Williams
Harvey
Prishard
Free Silver Debate Dominates Kentucky Convention
The Kentucky Democratic convention at Chicago era surged with pro silver oration by Senator Blackburn, urging liberation from the gold standard and a push toward free coinage. Hardin urged harmony. credentials and resolutions delayed final action, with Blackburn and party figures shaping the delegation to Chicago.
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Bony
Wentral Vom
Vie Meyer
Kant
Tate Air Telesantas
Commonwealth
Wren
Nur
Oii
Fifa
Lae Convei
Rbinenas
Blackburn
Kentucky
Her
Chicago
Democratic Party
Chirag
Evan PF. Settle
Die James
W. P. Thorne
James Tyler
Kansas
P. Wat Hardin
Washington
General Hardin
Jengith
Cleveland
Garlisle
Biury and the New York influences in early 1900s racing
A dense, fragmented report covers racing and rowing events, listing crews, coaches, and upcoming appearances. Mentions Pennsylvanias Iauach, Harvard crews, and Crimson occupancy, with political notes on Kansas Democrats backing silver delegates and a Cleveland-eulogizing platform.
Senator Morgan Presses Information Request in Senate
Senator Morgan introduced a resolution seeking information from the president about arrests of U S citizens in Cuba tied to the capture of the Competitor. The move aims to shape the urban question for further Senate debate, but the joint resolution remains in committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morgan
Battleships debate as adjournment looms in Congress
Dull House session edges toward final adjournment amid debate over naval decisions and the status of the veteran service bill. Key figures include Lodge and Tillman, with votes expected today and discussions on conference items continuing. Meanwhile Capetown reports a rift in the Pretoria executive council and UK postings shifting with Transvaal relations.
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Wiakisaty
Sherian
Lodge
Gary
Chandler
New Hampshing
Tillman
South Carullt
Congress
Dingler
Hint
Pha Murray-Elliott
South Carolina
Mport
Elliott
Kruger
Lospex
The
Times
Capetown
Pretoria
Lerds
Joubert
Dr. Leyds
Montagu White
London
Orange Free State
Lord
Thut
Transvaal
Mr. Meinands
England
Forty Years for Barn Burning in Doriestewy Pa
A man named Hogan was sentenced to forty years in the penitentiary for barn burning. After a lengthy search, Hogan was arrested. he is said to be around 40 years old and formerly from New Jersey. The report fragments indicate a violent crime tied to arson and an ongoing criminal case.
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Doriestewy
Tohn Hogan
Rogan
New Jersey
Handini
Jonxstuny
Air
David Berker
Runenel Postottice
Somerset County
Wales fons the dorsy and the Derby win in 57 and 4 rE
A fragmented report from a 19th century paper chronicles Wales winning a turf Derby with a stretch drive amid mixed details. It notes the race field of eleven horses and references names like St. Frasase Pertmaniun and Peestia bail creamed the Sineabies Persnuyitcon, while mentioning other events including armed shipments to Cuba and local crimes.
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St. BE
Wales
Prisceyf Wales
Tvhs
George Lvworth
Rita
St. Frasase
Pertmaniun
Perstes
Cholera Riot Toll and Guard Deployment Details
A cholera scare led to riots with casualties as police fired on protesters. Mentioned are 35 cholera deaths and five at Alexaniins, plus a Sunday graves ceremony by volunteers from the Fourteenth Ohio National Guard. Chief Arthur Re-elected, and other local notices follow.
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Catto
Alexaniins
Ohio National Guard
Confederat
Ed Hese
Cardinal Harkins and push to repeal anti deseit law
Cardinal Harkins in Providence argues against a bill to repeal the anti deseit law as the Senate resolution on accepting the Pere Alarquette statue in Statutory Hall faces no action this session. Elevators irregularities and accusations touch the board of trade as Asinour and his two sons are named in related reports.
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Harkins
Providence
Contricts
Geeant Fierea
Lew Chirage
Board of Trade
Aceui Asinour
Elevator
National House Library
Senate
Congress
Capitol
Belasco testifies on Carter tour and Behring treaty notes
In a sprawling testimony Belasco recounts negotiations around Myrtle Carter and her tour with Fairbank, including money flows, manager pressures, and a Broadway production offer. The article also covers a Kansas City meeting and receipts tied to salaries, while Behring Sea treaty ratification faces dispatch delays in Washington.
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New York
Withessi
Fatebank
Mera
Lael Carter
Petia
Arden Matuns
Carter
Farrtauk
Atestion
Mshi
Chey Wits
Taut
Aliteron
Fairbank
Cate
Ike
Cartera
Bat
Patrhank
Belasce
Belasco
Belasu
St Yin
Fairbank T Werd Cos
Alene Bank
Fairak
Uch
Beluscer
Thin City
Ugly Duckling
Mrs. Carter
Belasen
Mr. Carter
Morrison
Kansas City
Price
Last Week's Baseball and Stock Market News
Yesterday's major baseball results across several leagues include Philadelphia’s 77 over Cincinnati, with tense late innings and standout performances from Wing and Santon. In other sports, a fatal elevator accident in a manufacturing district killed multiple workers, while mining company news reported a potential sale to an English syndicate. Local election recounts in Illinois threaten Downing's seat, and a conductor was killed by a train in Pennsylvania amid a triple-header of industrial and transportation stories.
Market Wrap: Stocks and Commodities Inch Lower
Closing quotations show little improvement across New York and Philadelphia markets. Prices for rails, grains, livestock, and dairy slide amid weak demand. hogs and cattle mix with a cautious trade, while staples and futures reflect a subdued session with scattered gains in select dairy and meat components.
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New York
Philadelphia
Baltimore & Ohio
Lehigh Valley
D& Gini
New Jersey
de. & Hudson
Ray
Central
Pennelivanis
Pennsylvania
Pork
Iwalde
Printa
Aris
Ostiliers
East Lrpenty
Track Hand Conrad Mulfinger Killed by Train Near Forest Glen
Conrad Mulfinger a 52 year old track hand and longtime Rockville resident was struck and killed by a train on the B and O near Forest Glen yesterday around 7 am. His body was taken to Rockville and placed in the undertaking establishment of W R Pumphrey where his funeral was held today.
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Key West
Jupe
Havana
Lopez
Maximo Gomez
Horo Colorada
Collazo
Trocha
Conrad Mulfinger
Wheaton
Montgomery County
Forest Glen
Ce Melinger
Rockviile
W. R. Pumphrey
Makringer
For & Riggs
Rockte
Confederate Graves Decorated in Frederick Memorial Day Observance
Confederate Veterans members from Alexander Young Camp quietly observed Confederate Memorial Day in Frederick. Graves of Confederate dead were decorated with flowers in spring remembrance. Ceremonies were held at the cemetery this afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Alexander Young Camp
Cetmatery
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National Building Association OF
Baltimore City
Babee Johnson
Fredersice, MD
Southern Mutual Building and Loan Association OF
Atlanta
Northern Department
German &J
Baltimore, Md
WM. V. Albaugh
DRS. P
Physicians and Surgeons
First National Bank
Maryland
Ernest Helfenstein
Sucosasor Te
O. L. Hartsook
West Patrick Street
Capital City
Commersial College
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Wepmnake
ER Johnson
Frederick, MD
Sheffield &.C0
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Frederige
Saior
Riczari
W. Lombard St. Baltimore
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Chieerim
Severiten
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Cleveland and
Carlisle
Svaater Biakuure
Uther Ad- Youatea
Oregon
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Lasest
House
A. L. Benger
Chicago Board of Trade
Henderson
Cort
Paris
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Ximes
Department of
Gard
Fontanes
Rochelle
Biury
Vet Ace
Paitin
Momssie
Faverine Amd
Amd Albei
Bonney
Rhea
Kiers
Dia
Iauach
Franklin
Harvard
Crum Eedow
Crimson
Sbop Murday
Torexs
Bernationy Organization
Beerest
Seago
United States
John Martin
David Ovesmrer
D. McCrevert
Fort Scott
James McAkinster
Hotchisa
J. A. Atwood
Leavenworth
Frank Bacon
Chanute
Generyl Wheaton
Arizona
Tadisn Set
Mas Delight
Lee
Hatana
Generl Fitzhugh Lee
Ramon O. Williams
Mr. Jones
General Wester
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Woodward
Delaware
Lackawanna and Western
Jane
Mary Emmet
Sixth Street
Sullivan
Wiesuaia
Dane
Lon Fi
Here
Heiing
Globe
Shanghai
Kan
Ah Themes
China
Tong
PEW Ari
Sciate Quikly
Alr Dive Nenatur
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San Fragnerco
Joseph BE
Blaother
Philopeus Langfeld
Blunther
Sr. Ja N
Imperial Ministry
Murriy
New Foundland
Sshery Protection Service
Fichermaen
Thomas Ewing
Mary Cunningham
Yordward McCorlark
Havins
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Téatios
Tame
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Peatel
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Harrer T. Weaver
Herbert
Agnapolis
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Board of Visitors
Academy
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Mars
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Barrers
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Caimpo
Arthur
Ottawa
P. M. Arshur
Brotherhome Af Loewe
Tt Motors
Ot Wiese
Secrets OF
Belascu
Anaire Fairbank
Lesthe Carter
Necyenery
Slack
District Court of
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Wormnaz
Gath
Aynan E. Harlow
Alexander George Thyane
Bark
Barlow
I. A. Baker
Wartcounty
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Migor
Baker
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Behring Sea
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Dow
State
Philatelphia
Poste
Srencoe, & Meney
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Loraniy
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Atlantic League
Rat Hartied
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G. Wik
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Hernet
Darte
Whaelin
Denwerth
Coosa
Pris
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Brrre
Ment
Entina
Big
Anacoud
Eng
Hamilton Smith
Marcus Daly
Gener
Downing
Rinuker-Downing
Danis
Drr. Downing
Illinoia
Ringker
Busquenasxa
Frederick Splafeldt
Starraces
Jefferson Branch
Erie Railroad
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