Panama canal debate stirs political rows and railroad intrigue
The Independent reports on the Panama Canal dispute amid a presidential race flare. It cites claims of railroads opposing the Nicaragua route, favoring Panama, and pressuring Senator Depew to alter his speech. The piece condemns alleged covert tactics and urges sober public judgment.
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Washington
Chauncey Depew
Panama Canal
William K. Vanderbilt, Jr
Congress
Nicaragua
Panama
Depew
Paris
United States
Senate
Vanderbilt
Union Pacific Railroad
Parsons
Contemporar y comment on rumors and reforms
A fragment from contemporary commentary questions political risk and rumor in the press. It notes Gorman and garden coeds, mentions Kitchener praise, and cites the New York Civil Service Association censuring the President for removing Maclar from the New York Navy Yard. The Maryland association comments on the act, leaving the closed incident open among reformers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Civil Service Association
Maclar
New York Navy Yard
Maryland
Anamapolis
Weather talk frames human warmth in public life
The Baltimore News notes weather as a universal topic across nations, yet in our land it remains central. It contrasts observers who feel indifferent to heat and cold with those who treat weather as a social measure of virtue, shaping opinions of others.
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Baltimore News
Frederick Free Kindergarten Report Marks Second Year Growth
Letters from the People recount Frederick Free Kindergarten entering its second year with twenty pupils, rising to thirty four by year end. The piece highlights improved attendance, Thanksgiving donations, Christmas generosity, Washington's birthday activities, and Easter public exhibit. It stresses manual work building form and number as foundations for proportion and future skills, linking physical training to broader civic value. Financials list balances, receipts, and a long donor roster.
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Frederick Free Kindergarten
Tur Nans
Washington
Junior Hall
Free Kindergarten Association
Florence Trail
J. D. Baker
Baker Johnson
Eschbach
Katherine Eschbach
B. Trail
W. C. Johnson
Joseph Williamson
Mary Madsby
F. C. Norwood
Lilly Keller
Nannies Knott
Douglas Hargett
Grace Radclife
Kate Johnston
Nettie Johnston
Hammond Urner
Elsie. Birely
Alice Stine
Louise Potts
Jes
C. B. Trail
Gilpin
Miscus Ells Doli
Nannie Johnson
Henry Williams
Sid Mra. Maynard
0. OG. Carty
Obenderfer
S. E. Winebrener
Mr. Schell
A. R. Foust
Anna Barger
P.b.rooker
Zimmerman
O. Keefer
O. F. Goodell
Gomber
Knock
Minutes of Merriness and Jests Across Papers
A collage of light quips and snippets from Chicago and other papers. Jokes involve Jack and Tom in an awkward exchange about merit and gifts. A social economist disputes arbitration while a paradox-loving man agrees. A housekeeper asks about preserving jars and the editor suggests turning them upside down.
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Washington
Tar
Philadelphia Press
Department of Commerce bill urged by House committee vote
The Washington Star reports the House committee on foreign and interstate commerce voted 7 to 4 to report the department of commerce bill favorably. The piece argues the country supports creating a new executive department to guide national commercial effort, improve administration, and boost U S leadership in manufacturing, agriculture, mining and exports.
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Department OF Commerce
The
Washington Star
House Committee On Foreign and Interstate Commerce
House
United States
Moments With The Muse And He Who Knows A Book
Two short poems presented: Charles D. Stewart's Moments With The Muse celebrates night mothering and the sailor's vigil as lovers reunite while sailing home. R. R. Kin's He Who Knows a Book praises reading as a light burden that charts a pleasant journey, easing toil and guiding travel through day and night.
Carnival Endures and Flag Day Approaches in Town
A compact summary notes the ongoing carnival and upcoming Flag Day on Saturday June 14. It remarks that visitors have boosted the town, hints at wealth not guaranteeing happiness, mentions Mont-Riant repairs at John B. Price’s residence, and advertises Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy for children with cautions about availability and ad mentions Victor Inianis’ advertising business.
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Mebile Mobady
Mont- Riant
John BE. Price
Frederick
List of attendees and members in local society groups
A long roster of names and titles appears, listing many individuals with titles from Mrs to Miss and Mr, plus several families and clergy. Episcopal Sunday school and various local societies are mentioned, indicating a community event or gathering with participants spanning multiple households and professions.
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Besant & Knott
Landauer
E Kemp
Rosenoar
Charles Gayne
Spouseller
A. Rosenoar
Spender Zimmerman
William Eliis
Doll Bros
Broiner Bros
Chifton & Rhodes
Ella Houck
Emma Houck
Jacobo
Bessie Tyson
Harvey Getzendanner
Main
Mine Mollie Kemp
Q. Ingle
Geo. Gittinger
Dudley Pege
Misa Bertha Trail
M. G. Miller
Henry Ruprecht
Kolb
R. Miller
Ordeman
Shaffer
James
Heard
Ernest Hoffanstein
Thomas Haller
Wm. Buckey
Mary Schnitz
Mise
Carrie Schultz
L. E. McMinix
Charles Wertheimer
Mies Busia Steiner
George Markell
Jemima Sc
Claggatt Remsburg
Barry Smith
Annie Kester
Ramsburg
Kuhlman
Keedy
Mary Ingle
Hendrickson
Nellie Thomas
M. G. Urner
Winebrewer
FB. Smith
Holmes Baker
Nando Thomas
Eliza Hardt
Florence Doub
County Notes From Petersville to Lewistown
County correspondence lists visits and travels among residents including Burke family from Philadelphia Revisiting John Ahal and Lavettaville church dedication draws many locals Rev Fisher sermon in Peteraville. Names include Maggie Callahan Eva Drnner Aida Spaulding Heskett Grom Shore Lease Sigafoose Clyde Holland Brantner Hogan Musgrove Bart Elgin Wiener Jordan Compton Warner Isanogie Finney Works Seanogle.
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Srunswick
Maggie Callahan
Eva Drenner
Aida Spaulding
Virginia
J. Heskett
Little Son
Frederick
Wm. Grom
Shore
Sharpsburg
Z. T. Brantner
Martinaburg
W. Va
Minsen Ella Hogan
Bessie Musgrove
Washington, D. C
Social World Dance at Junior Hall Enjoyed by Crowd
A large attendance filled Junior Hall for a dance presented by the Junior reel and hook and ladder teams. Brenner's Superb Orchestra provided the music for an evening described as highly enjoyable. The cotillion at Masonic Temple was postponed for three weeks due to a member of the community's ill health. The carnival drew big crowds today, with many visitors coming to view free performances. the event will close tomorrow night before the company heads to Washington, Pa for eight carpusi next week.
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Brenner
Masonic Temple
Tontcht
Washington
Three Nicodemus brothers recount overland Carroll County trip
A May 29 overland journey by John L Nicodemus and brothers from Liberty town to Carroll County includes stops at Ephraim Stauffer and Gov. W. Devilbiss, visits graveyards of Andrew Nicodemus and relatives, dinner at Englar home, stay in Westminster, and return via Dunkard church and Linwood. The party, with Dora the sitter’s daughter, highlights family ties and local landmarks.
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Thureday
John L. A.M
EN Wloodemus
Dora
Carroll County
Libertytown
Frederick and
Sams Creek
Englar
Ephraim Stauffer
Gov. W. Devilbiss
New Windsor
Andrew Nicodemus
Ell Wicodemus
Geo. T. B. Englar
Aldernay
Westminster
Western Maryland College
Edward Roop
Dunkard Flovefeast
Uniontown
Dunkard
Linwood
Joasph Englar
Union Bridge
Israel Rincebaré
Middleburg
Woodaboro
Albert Nicodemus
J.D. Nicodemus
J. L. Nicodemus
Pastor's Farewell From Centerville NJ Congregation
The Philadelphia North American recounts Rev. Mr. Hahn leaving his parish in Centerville New Jersey with a humorous farewell. He says goodbye claiming God loves the church less due to no one dying no one marrying and salaries unpaid. He jokes about moving to be chaplain of a penitentiary and to prepare a place for them.
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Philadelphia
Mr. Hahn
Centerville
N.J
Law grip waiver in Anderson case sparks bail release
Leroy Anderson waived a hearing on charges of obtaining money under false pretense before Juatha Eckstein. He was released on $200 bail after a grand jury action. The item also notes a sick child recovering with Chamberlain's Cough Remedy and mentions unrelated advertisements and notices.
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Leroy 5S
Anderson
Juatha Eckstein
Postmaster Salaries Set For Maryland Towns
Salaries for Maryland postmasters are adjusted for the coming year with figures listed for Brunswick Centra Fille Easton Saumiteburg Berlin Cambridge Cumberland Elkton and more. Meantime OC Lohse defers at Braddock home and Jack M Newman of East Second Street is ill. Business may pick up as advertisers note improved prospects.
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Maryland
Brunswick
Centra- Fille
Easton
Saumiteburg
Berlin
Cambridge
Qumberland
Elkton
OC. E. Lohsedfer
Braddock
This County
Jack M. Newman
East Second Bireet
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Atlantic City
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N. Market Street
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Joseph LeAlce
Margaret McAfee
Ernest Helfenstein
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J. W.L. Garty
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