Maryland Fire Marshal and state affairs debated
The Carroll Record editor questions the efficacy of the State Fire Marshal office noting it has not convicted or arrested anyone in six years and that fire losses rose regardless. The piece argues insurance funds do not justify continued state support and calls for scrutiny of the office. Also commentary on Baltimore schools and higher education culture, with Johns Hopkins University senior banquet disrupted by clashes and arrests.
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Office of State Firs Marshal
Johns Hopkins University School
Westminster Democrat
Minutes of Merriness and Morning Quips
A compilation of brief humorous exchanges from various newspapers. The sketches hinge on witty dialogue about life aims hats and shoes marriages heat and morning coffee, highlighting light anecdotes and social quirks of daily life.
The Question of Kind Education in Society
The San Francisco Chronicle argues that the issue is not the quantity but the kind of education. It warns that university courses can misdirect a student, dull enthusiasm, and misfit him to his calling, while noting that higher schooling carries both benefits and risks for civic and industrial progress.
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Lerge
Barbariem
Academy
Moments with the Husk Daisy days in hazy meadow
A fragment from a Washington Star page mixes poetry with local notes. Daisy days hint at hazy sunlit meadows while a brook babbles and stars keep vigil. The text then shifts to a county tax rate notice and a miscued verse about birds and lovers, creating a collage of era杂ied print.
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Washington Connor
Rogion County
Gillette
Remark of Gratitude for Chamberisin’s Cough Remedy
Mrs Doty of Des Moines Iowa expresses gratitude for Chamberisin’s Cough Remedy citing its success in curing coughs lung troubles and whooping cough for her family. She notes high regard for the remedy and requests the seller Albert L Paarre Druggist to accept the thanks.
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Boers Proposed for Maryland Emigration Plan
A Baltimore promoter proposes to recruit 25 to 30 Maryland citizens to back a project inviting Boers from South Africa to settle on Eastern Shore farms. He suggests G. W. Van der Hoogt lead an immigration effort, with funds raised to present Maryland’s advantages and to finance a South Africa visit for promotion. The plan aims to enrich Maryland’s economy and global profile, with some land offered to assist initial relocations.
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Great Britain
South African Republic
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Maryland
Wye
South Africa
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Ibave
G. W. van der Hoogt
State Immigration Bureau
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Newbold
Missouri
New State Laws Take Effect June First Across Sectors
The General Assembly enacted numerous laws last winter that became effective June 1. Provisions include criminal trespass penalties for crossing land after notice, firearm hunting limits starting next fall, gaming device crackdowns, corporate tax franschise checks for idle charters, a provision allowing a married woman to relinquish dower, and new regulations on pawn shop loans.
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Committed Suicide by Shot at Point of Rocks Farmer Dies
Americus J. Bender a well known farmer on the Virginia side of the Potomac near Point of Rocks shot himself with a shotgun at dawn. He left two sons and three daughters. one daughter Nellie taught at the Woman's College and another Jessie studied there. His wife had died earlier and financial worries were reported.
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Virginia
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Nellie
Woman's College
Jessie
Waa
American officer killed in engagement with insurgents
A special dispatch from Manila reports Captain Godfrey was killed in action during a clash with insurgents.
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Two more foreigners arrive as Cossacks defeat Boxers
Special Dispatch reports from Onna on June 4 that two more foreigners fled from Kae Ting Ka. Cossacks sent to relieve the area routed the Boxers with heavy losses, signaling a success for foreign relief efforts.
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Onna
Jone
Capture of British units by Boer forces reported
Special Dispatch from Maseru dated June 4 reports Lieutenant Sundley with twenty men, twenty Border Horse, and thirteen Provincial Horse were captured by Boer forces. The capture adds pressure to ongoing clashes in the region.
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Sundley
Border Horse
Interview Clash with Seward Ends in Noted Objection
Amos Cummings, Washington correspondent for the New York Sun, sought an interview with Secretary of State William H. Seward. Seward dismissed him, prompting Cummings to declare three parties to the meeting: Seward, the Sun correspondent, and an American citizen who would not be insulted.
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Peach Leaf Curl Treatment Advised By Maryland College
The Maryland Agricultural College outlines that peach leaf curl is caused by a fungus that thickens and distorts leaves, leads to leaf fall, and can cause premature fruit drop. Effective control is preventive spraying with Bordeaux mixture before buds open, using weaker solution if after leafing, and supplement with thorough cultivation and nitrate fertilizer to promote new leaf growth.
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Maryland Agricultural College
Beecher Talk Sparks Barber Stand Comment
A fragmentary exchange shows a barber and Beecher discussing a ticket and standing for talk. The dialogue hints at a tense public scene with a Beecher mention and a barber reply about consequences.
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Mr. Beecher
Talwars
Funerals Note Pallbearers For B B Scholl
The pallbearers at the funeral of Biss Rachel B. Scholl were M. F. Nasz Bilton Exgie J. F Eisenbauer Jr George Wallace and Richard Keyser. The funeral of Mr John Boost was held Saturday afternoon from his late residence with services at the consecration by Rev C W Stinespring. Knights of Pythias attended in a body. Interment was at Olive Cemetery. C O Carty was the funeral director.
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Sergiaa
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Eder L. Miller
A. Lincoln Engelbrecht
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Mb. Olives Cemetery
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Annual Meeting Notice at Maryland School for the Deaf and Domb
The Board of Trustees of the Maryland School for the Deaf and Domb will hold its annual meeting tomorrow at the institution. The County Commissioners are in session today and will continue tomorrow, with rooting business being transacted. ADVERTISE it in PHE HEWES.
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