Frederick county eyes Senate bid for General Baughman
The Daily News discusses possible U S Senate appointment to fill the Gorman seat. Frederick County would favor General L. Victor Baughman, viewed as a strong party choice and trusted ally of Senator Gorman, with Governor Warfield deciding the final nominee.
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Frederick County
Sormen
United States Senate
Tota
Dige
James McSherry
Sod Gan
L. Victor Bsughman
McSherry
United States
Senate
Frederick Clanty
Wraffeld
General Baughan
General Baughsa
Aralletis
Baughmse
Maryland Senator Burton obituary echoes across nation
A Baltimore press roundly mourns the death of a Maryland senator whose influence extended beyond state lines. The Times notes his bold personality shaped political history and his legacy will endure nationwide.
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Maryland
Ocsberlard Times
Fragmented Vignette Snippets From Various Papers
A garbled excerpt featuring mock conversations and quips from multiple era papers. The fragment includes sharply styled lines about society, airships, fashion, and family roles, with playful exchanges and satirical asides. The source reads as a collage of overheard snippets and headlines.
Packers Plea Challenges Meat Packing Report
Chicago packers challenge the Meili Reynolds investigation as incomplete and biased They claim the report missed dispersed meat cases and portrayed packing houses as unclean The packers cite Illinois University scientists who defend the industry while noting no investigation can fully reflect cleanliness or wholesomeness This stance signals public scrutiny but seeks acquittal by a court with two lay judges.
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Packers
Washinster Star
Chicago
Meili-Reynolds
Pab
Mesers
Nell
Bernaldo
University of Illinois
Packere
Bighar
Noul
Rey— Nords
Gsroeecet Indlifar— Tana
Moments With the Muse The Waking Year and Poems
A collage of verse notes and quotes from The Word of Summer Dropping roses from her hand Elsa Barsse In the Metropolitan A Lyric Kiss Canvas May Atlantic and a testimonial for Chaberslain's Colle Cholera and Disthoes Remedy. The piece ends with a local drugstore advertisement urging preparedness for summer illness.
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Atlantic
Willow Brook and surrounding towns social notes
County items from Willow Brook Mills and Linganore region record visits, school notes, Whit Monday gatherings, and family travel. People named include Charies Sacerwelx, John Sacerwely, Mary Brady, Eva Picking, Panthe Soman, Charles Plok ing, Roy Rameborg, Miss Fitez, and Miss Cronenberg among others. Several entries mention Baltimore, Frederick, Washington DC, and Emmitburg as places visited or lived, with notes on school closures and new construction plans.
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Millss Loin Fitez
Haneoarille School
Howe
Jack Lewis
Washington, D. C
Chartes F. Picking
Movaotsin View
Mary Brady
Baltimore
Charles Sick
Eva Picking
Panthe Soman
Biache Rameborg
Minole Weast
Willow Brook
Americze Orgolse
Frank Soman
Charles Ploking
Roy Rameborg
Cedar Grote
le Rs
Ernest Harper
Somerling
Community Notes and Local Visits in Miss County
Steinar Zimmerman and Miss Mary Zimmerman attend a local event. Mrs Clayton Stop updates the front yard with a new low wire fence. Bertha Hente of Alexandria Virginia visits Eva McLane in town. Epworth League meets at C D Hickman’s with strong attendance. Mrs M I Cordell improves after illness. O D Hickman plans an ice cream factory to serve residents. Ella Willard visits Piedmont friends. E Murrey recovering from rheumatism and hopes to be out soon. Children’s Day services set for Lorherac Church June 10 at 10. Children’s Day at Methodist Church June 17 at 10. Rev Martin Ries preaches at the Methodist Church June 2 at 2. Elle Ogle of Adamstown visits Eva Willard. Mrs Walters near town is ill. Bertha Heintz of Alexandra Virginia visits Miss Era McLane.
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Bertha Hente
Alexscdrin
Eva McLace
Epworth League
C. D
Ella Willard
Piedmont
E. Murrey
Lorherac
Vezs Sachey Morelog
Jace
Mies Bertha Heintz
Alexandra
Misa Era McLane
Maryland School for the Deaf Board Meeting Highlights
The annual Board of Visitors meeting at the Maryland School for the Deaf reported 1, - 63 boys and 45 girls with 16 new pupils admitted. Officers and staff were reappointed. the school will close June 19 and reopen September 12.
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Maryland School Board of Visitors
Board of Visitors
The
Maryland School For the Daaf
John Bisch
RH. Guy Nail
Henry Wiliams
Gol
O. E. Trail
Wm. G. Baker
Mortioser D. Deapster
George R. Denola, Jr
J. Tyler Gray
Georgos W. Moore
F. Snowden Hil
Alexander D. Lewin
Tarbue
Schoal
John Black
Spancsi GO. Jones
Henry O. Naill
Benry Williams
Charles E. Trail
Henry Williams
Bernard O. Steiner
Albert Jones
Steiner Sohley
Geo. R. Dennis
Charles W. Ely
A . Tenckers
Edward P. Gale
Morris M. Tisma
Sulla M. Young
E. Clayton Wrysnd
Mary Tillinghasi
Anesch
E. Francis Hancock
Kate Lee Bryarly
Grace D. Ely
Hermine Haupt
Margaret P. Maywood
Florence W. Bond
Edith Markey
William G. Johnson
Judith BR. Page
Lara B. Wall
Dean's Kidney Pills Promoted By Local Resident
A Frederick physician and local resident endorses Dean's Kidney Pills as a cure for kidney trouble. The letter from E b Eyler praises relief after two years of symptoms and recommends the remedy sold by Clinton B Main on Market Street. A second ad notes Dr Kine's New Discovery for consumption with claims of health and price details.
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Daan
Har
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Frederick
E.b. Eyler
Center Street
Dosu
Dean
Clinton B. Main
Market Street
Foster Milburn Co
Buffslo
New York
United States
Cota
Philippines
Willis T. Morgan
Concord
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Cuba
A. L. Pearre Drurglat
President Roosevelt Honors Washington High Cadets With Flag
President Roosevelt attended the Washington High School drill at American League Park before 16 009 onlookers. The award went to a Western Rich school unit judged by United States Army officers. Captain William Bland led the winning company as the president praised cadets and greeted a Civil War veteran in a wheeled chair.
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Washington High School
William Bland
Biand
Dri? Eccup
Harrisburg Lawyer McConkey Tries Suicide by Revolver
Harrisburg figure Elbridge McConkey a prominent lawyer and former highway commissioner shot himself in the head and is in critical condition. A Yale athlete long in ill health the Harrisburg native belonged to a leading local family and was noted for his athletic past.
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Farmer Vale
Serg
Cheries EB
Lerding
McConkey
Lars Elbridge McConkey
McCormick
Yale
Pest
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