President's travel expenses spark congressional debate
A 25,000 dollar provision to cover the President's travel costs faces opposition in Congress. Editorial notes argue travel benefits the nation, railroads once funded free trains, and that Roosevelt's stance against rail favors will alter traditional practices. Public sentiment may sour at higher personal costs.
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House of Representatives
Bclson
Hence of Representativen
Congress
Comena
Tas
Rossavelt
Sxeo
Besring
Governor Warheld Appoints Whyte to United States Senate
The Maryland Governor Warheld appoints Hon. William Pickeey Whyte to the U S Senate. The move is praised as meeting public expectation and uniting the people of Maryland and other states in support of Whyte. Whyte resumes Senate duties with readiness and dedication as a tribute to the People's confidence.
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Warheld
William Pickeey Whyte
United Brater Senate
Maryland
Whyte
Senate
Baltimore
San
QUOTED WITS AND WRY QUOTES FROM OLD PAPERS
A jaunt through miscellaneous quotes shows banter about dinner guests gas fumes and social scenes. Snippets touch on poets rewards for florists and a piano stool greeting a smoker. The fragments reveal humorous and odd lines from several newspapers with playful banter and characterful exchanges.
Railroads and graft exposed by Interstate Commission findings
The Interstate Commerce Commission findings on Pennsylvania Railroad minor officials reveal graft, stock, and favors from coal firms and tributary companies. Wealth from small salaries is questioned as officials aided favored corporations, with broader industry implications and calls for vigilance to restore public confidence.
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Washington Star
Interstate Commerce Commission
Pennsylvania Railroad
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Osasastof
Pennsylvania Railroard
Onssaart
Europe
Raad
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Pennsylvania
Passere By
Bribar
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Tela
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Maryland Senator Pickney White Seen as Approved Choice
The Cumberland Times notes Governor Warfeld’s selection of Hon. William Pinkney White to succeed the late Arthur G. Gorman as United States Senator from Maryland. The Esimitors American says White will win broad support among Democrats and others who recognize his ability and integrity.
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Warfeld
Wiliam Pinkney White
Arthur Pee Gorman
Maryland
Mrz. Whyte
Esitimors
Moments With The Wes E Horatius and Summer Skies
Odd column blends poetry and bragging about the season. It features a rustic verse on time and kisses, a homey scene of quiet days with butterflies and bees, plus a sales pitch for Chamberlin's Salve listing various skin and eye ailments and price and store.
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Chamberlin
Pearte
Gentry Circus Arrives for Two Shows Tomorrow
The Gentry circus lands from Annaporte via Baltimore and Ohio Railroad, presenting two performances at 2 and 5 p.m. with doors opened an hour earlier for previews. Their act includes 206 educated ponies, 150 dogs, 75 monkeys, two elephant herds, three droves of camels, and a grand street pageant nearly a mile long, touted as the finest of its kind.
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Los
Gentry Circus
Annaporte
Baltimore and Oalo
Abelsigs Manegerie
Gentry
Koowe Es
Esetera
Chrocs
Coly Io & Gentry
Gentry Brothers
Moretog
Two Death Notices From Local Community
The work of death reports William J. Worman of Willow Glen aged 66 years 1 month 28 days after long illness of diabetes He leaves a widow two daughters Miss Elizabeth and Roth and one son in law Mrs Ezra Houck funeral Tuesday at 10 20 at home with interment Mt Olivet cemetery Worman was a farmer and miller wife Miss Mary J Brown of Lingnor Hills Inn Also Tilghman F Gaver former Middletown postmaster aged 79 died after illness He leaves a widow and five children Dr William of Moon Airy Md Dr Gray son of Pittsburg Mrs Albert Routasha of Frederick Miss Vinnie of Washington and Calvio at home
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Willias J Wormas
William J. Worman
Willow Glen
Clabetes
Hs Waas
Andrew D
Sophia Oraplae Worman
Elizabeth and
Roth
Ezra Houck
Mt. Olivet Camatary
Worman
Mary J. Brown
Henry Brown
Lingenore Hills Inn
Tilghman F. Gaver
Middletown
Cleveland
Gaver
Willian
Moons Airy
Grayson
Pittsburg
Albert Rout
Asha
Frederick
Vinnie
Washington
Calvio
Building Campaign Meeting At Kemp Hall Tonight
All committees and interested parties in the Y M Q building movement are urged to attend a business meeting at Kemp Hall tonight at o clock. Prompt start and a full attendance are requested. The building fund exceeds 19000 with Saturday’s receipts at 196 Henry Abbot's company remains slightly ahead.
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Y. M.Q
Kemp Hall
Henry Abbot
Real Estate Auction Sells Land and House in Wooldsboro
Auctioneer Wm E Carter sold at courthouse doors four acres near Motter s Station to Lester Dubsi for 201 Cramer and Stauffer handled the Bartgis house and grounds sale to Mr and Mrs George Link in Wooldsboro district for 505 dollars.
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Salo
Wm. E. Carter
John H. Martz
Motter’s Station
Lester Dubsi
Cramer and Stauffer
Gatate
Joan Gests
George W. Bartgis
Wooldsboro
George Link
Illnesses Reported in Local Houses
Mrs Lewis H Moberly of South Market street has been quite sick. Joseph E Wolluse's young daughters on North Bentz street have pneumonia and measles. Mr Martin Hoke's daughter near Mr Pleasant, once dangerously ill, has relapsed.
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Lewis H. Moberly
South Market Street
Joseph E. Wolluse
North Bentz Street
Martin Hoke
Mr. Pleasant
Stight Electric Shack Lightning Shock Incident
During a storm on East Fourth Street Mr Charles Foaga and his daughter Mary 9 years old were en route to church when lightning struck the umbrella rod carried by the girl giving a slight shock. In a separate note Liberty and Frederick Taoropike Co stockholders meet at Oereaville C M Thomas was elected president D Shriner treasurer and Edwie Devitbiss secretary with Eugene L Derr and H O Trondla as directors.
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the Liberty and Frederick Taoropike Co
Oereaville
C. M. Thomas
D. Shriner
Edwie Devitbiss
Eugene L. Derr
H.O. Trondla Sre
Postmasters Salaries Change Across Towns
Salaries for local postmasters were adjusted with WickhamBrunswick rising from 1800 to 1200, Thurmont up from 1100 to 1200, and Emmitsburg reduced from 1500 to 1400. A public drill by Company A MN is slated for a later hour at Sister's vicinity near Ox Fibre Brush Works, promising interest.
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Brunswick
Thurmont
Emuttsburg
Sham Baitiz
Company A
MN. G
Bhattis
Promisea
Bicycle collision on Sixth Street injures rider Charles Barry
Bicycle accident on Sixth Street to Market Street injures Charles Barry. He collided with a riderless vehicle steered by two youths causing his bike to be demolished and his bruises to be minor.
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Barket Street
Charles Barry
Tae News Want Ads Fill All Wants
The Town Crier is out of date but Tae News want ads reach business publics and households with immediate value to explorers, unemployed individuals, buyers, sellers, losers, and finders. advertisers promote all needs in the local paper.
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Wm Live
Tae News
APPROVED Boxes and Rural Mail Box Debate
Fourth Assistant Postmaster General issues a statement on rural delivery boxes. Discussion centers on allowing metal or wood boxes and avoiding patented designs, with emphasis on waterproof receptacles and road maintenance for rural routes. Agencies note historic issues from improvised boxes causing losses and property complaints.
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Thorn
Postoffice Department
Starrcote
Poas
Rstorn
Gervics
PR Srons
de Partments
Whea
Baseball Records Standings and Drowned Women Rescue
Baseball standings show American League and National League records with teams and win loss tallies. A drowning incident in the Charles River near Roxbury prompts rescues by two boys and two young women, with a report on Japan trade volumes and exports for 1885 to 1905.
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Derham
Mass
Charles River
John Regan
Hiram Rogers
Boi
Roxbury
Laura McCann
Carrie Juansen
Tran
Japan
Orienial
Department of Cre and Labor
NUGGETS OF NEWS PROMOTES CATA RH TO BE CURED
Fragmented ad style piece touts catarrh as a constitutional disease and claims Hall's Catsarrrl, manufactured by Cheney & Co of Toledo Ohio, offers a cure with testimonials and a $100 reward for failure. Also mentions Hall's Pills for constipation.
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Cheney & Co
Zoleto
Ohio
Cheney &O
Toledo
Drageists
Hall
For Rent Dwelling at 12 W Toixd Street
Or rent dwelling at 12 W Toixd Street with immediate possession. Cramer & Stauties handle rental details. Also for rent a new modern brick house with all conveniences on West Bent Street. Apply Charles Ty Young at Central National Bank Building.
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Amrersville
Lewistown
South Market Street
Braddock Helchis
Soscre
Feagaville
Ruel
Fulby Rosd
Joe Aejomlez
Widdletown
Charles T. &, Young, Ofice
S. Central National Bank
Frederick, Md
Phenos—Ouite
Isdaewis
Andrew Harness
Meares
All Saints
Dariry
Clozets
Ubira Street
City
Mer & Bisafer
Renton
Patrick Stree
U. H. Eckstein
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Es Cramer & Stauffer
Cramer & Stauties
West Bent Street
Young
Central National Bank
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