Vaccination costs and Maryland public health policy
Dr Edwin J Dirickson argues universal vaccination would save public funds by preventing outbreaks. He cites state wide police power to quarantine and fumigate, but notes quarantined individuals burden state finances. He estimates $100,000 spent in three years on smallpox control and urges free vaccination for all Maryland residents to reduce costs and suffering. The article critiques enforcement challenges and notes upcoming events.
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Maryland Public Health Association
Annapolis
Yeaterday
Edwin J. Dirickson
Berlin
Maryland
Boards of Health
Chrickeon
Washington
Dirickson
Baltimore City
Such & Ounree
Local policies and foreign capital in Philadelphia and Baltimore
The Baltimore Herald notes a potential application of a city filter plan to Philadelphia policies. Mr. Cleveland writes on fishing but omits any word on proper bait for catch conventions. Baltimore American comments on not adopting large foreign backed ventures, while Baltimore Newnan praises home capital backed growth.
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Philadelphia
Baltimore Herald
Cleveland
Baltimore
Newnan
Minutes of Merriness and Snippet Exchange
A compact collection of humorous quotes from various papers. Dialogues range from advertising chats to light banter about attire, romance, travel, and social etiquette. Notable bits include a joke about Romeo and Juliet and a conductor’s quip on seat etiquette.
Voice of the press on judicial conduct in Pennsylvania
The Philadelphia Press condemns judge campaigning for renomination by mixing politics with office. It urges removal of judges who abandon dignity for petty political tactics, praising those who serve faithfully. It notes such political judges harm the bench and should be promptly retired.
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Philadelphia
Common Pleas
Battonholing Oiblzops
Sears
Alatrick
Pennsylvania
Mesa
Saekring
Psopls
Onssets
Moments With The Muse And The Steady Storm
Early June verses praise roses sun and summer with cautious hints of weather’s mood. A poem by Wasuixatos Star urges poetic optimism while noting storms. The Steady contrasts loud storms with quiet rain that feeds the earth and aids growth, praising the unseen laborers of nature. Rieke in Chicago Herald comments on the piece.
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S. BK. Rieke
Chicago
Reoné- Herald
Memorial tribute to Mrs Hackelton from Frederick Seminary praise
Mrs Elizabeth Pettingal McDaniel recalls Mrs Hackelton who led the Frederick Female Seminary from 1877 to 1885 guiding its most brilliant era. The tribute highlights her discipline, devotion to forming refined women, literary talents, and the lasting impact of her personality beyond teaching. She is remembered as a courteous, calm leader whose high ideals shaped students and alumnae at the Woman's College anniversary.
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Maris W. Lacilston
Woman's College
Elizabeth Pettingal McDaniel
Chia Tatitation
Freederick Female Seminary
Maria Hackeltoo
Ray
Les
Singanore
Hackelton
Womd
Ahs
Wordsworth
Portrait of Mrs Hackelton Shown as Pinnacle of Womanly Virtue
A fragment from a 19th century paper praises Mrs Hackelton as an exemplar of womanly excellence, presenting her portrait as a model of virtue and refinement. The text praises her portrayed image and the belief in her superior qualities.
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Alpmune
Hanna in Control Nominates Herrick for Ohio Governor
Columbus June 5 The Republican State Convention closed with alliteration and a hawk like push for Myron T Herrick of Cuyahoga as governor. Senator Hanna backed the ticket, with Warren C Jarding named lieutenant governor and Wade H Ellis as attorney general.
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Myron T. Herrick
Ohio
Columbus
Oho
Dianma
Foraker
Geo. 4. Cox
Cincinnati
Warren G. Harding
Judes Summers
Guilbert
McKinnon
Cuyahoga
Warren C. Jarding
Marion
W. D. Guibert
Noble
W. &. McKinnon
Astabula
Wade HL. Ellis
Hamilton
Supreme Court
A. N. Summers
Clarke
F. A. Jones
Beans of Public Works
George H. Watkins
Pile
Roosevelt
Nevin
Hanna
Deutschland Aground After Gedney Channel Incident
The Hamburg American liner Deutschland ran aground four hours after leaving Hoboken for Plymouth Cherbourg and Hamburg. Manager Enni Boas blamed a projecting overhang in the lower bay and ordered tug assistance. The vessel carried 780 cabin passengers many notable, plus several hundred steerage travelers and $4,000,000 in gold in its hold.
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Gedney Channel
New York
Deutschland
Hamburg- American Line
Mwoboken
Plymouth
Cherbourg
Hamburg
Enni 1 Boas
Hoboken
Cornerstone Laying for New Cathedral in Richmond
Archbishop Falconio and bishops lead ceremony for Richmonds upcoming Catholic Cathedral cornerstone. Noted clergymen from Canada and Washington attend with locals, and others present include Rev Dr OConnell and Rev Dr McDonald. Also brief market quotes, a murder inquiry by State s Attorney Worthington, Confederate Memorial Day plans, and local notices on illness, Eastern Star excursion, fire company drills, and remedies.
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Cornetsta
Richmond
Diomede Falconio
United States
Kelley
Savannah
Donohue
Wheeling
Vandeyver
O'Connell
Catholic University At
Washington
Dr. McDonald
Canada
Ground broken for tomato canning factory at Carroll Creek
Mr Qourad J Roland began construction of a sew warehouse for his tomato factory at Carroll Creek. He plans to can raw berries in season and peaches and other fruits later. new machinery will boost output. The Monocacy Valley Canning Co and Frederick City Packing Co are busy with peas but the year’s short pea crop may shorten the season.
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Qourad J Roland
Carroll Creek
Roland
Monocacy Valley Canning Co
Frederick City
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