Behalf of Beef Packers and Cattle Raisers in Reform Talks
The piece discusses the beef packing abuses in Chicago and the push for sweeping reforms. It notes the cattle raisers will bear some loss from reduced demand as reforms proceed, while arguing the exposure was necessary to purify processes. It mentions political figures and congressional resistance to reforms and defends President’s understanding of cattle business.
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Chicago
Congress
House of Representatives
New York
Nelilacd Reynolds
Senator Weyte in Senate tenure praised by Baltimore News
The Baltimore News comments on Senator Weyte during his current Senate term noting no dramatic long term effects from recent events but expressing satisfaction with his work and predicting a continued positive role for Marylanders.
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Senate
Weyte
Baltimore
Meat Packing Debate and Naturalization Reform
A compilation from newspapers discusses meat packing scrutiny and the need for stricter sanitation laws, plus a Washington Post note on naturalization evils. It calls for tighter government oversight, education requirements, and fraud prevention to protect elections and public trust.
Meat inspection bill dialogues shape Beveridge graft doubt
Washington June 1 federal meat inspection law discussed in White House and Capitol Hill meetings. House Agriculture Committee and Beveridge Amendment cited, with officials insisting secrecy and readiness to tailor provisions while ensuring health standards and fair treatment for packers, shippers, and the public.
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Washington
White House
Congress
Henry
He Agricultural Committee
Tom
Beveridge
Cannon
Hopkins
Missors
Agriculee
Senate
Popes
Ipoen
Faust
Inter- Siti
Pension Teach ers Retire Fifty and Pay 70 000 Yearly
June 12 New York reports the Carnapie Tajation promotes pension plans for teachers. The effort cites $70 000 annual pensions and involves figures such as Dr. E. R. Merril and Professor C H. Chandler. The movement, organized not by Andrew Crhugie, aims to back strong teacher retirement programs across states and regions.
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Enegie Foundation
New York
Carnapie Tajation
Andrew Crhugie
Canada
New Foumiland
Carnet
Aon Gy
Shaneya
Hk Western
Moments With The Muse And Remembrance In Verse
A collage of poetic fragments opens with Shakespearean quatrains about spring and beauty, followed by Thomas Moore nostalgia of boyhood and past friends in memory, then a late 19th century ad copy touting Halls Catarrh Cure as a constitutional remedy with touting guarantee and an offer to send testimonials.
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Caenes & Co
Toledo
Ohio
F. J. Cheney & CO
Hall
Political Commentary From 19th Century Newspapers
Contemporaries criticize contemporary politics noting Chicago Packers restraint, a boat rocker gaining court attention, and Baltimore press commentary. Senator Gorman praised as a tactical political general guiding his party with strong judgment. Maryland's interim appointment of William Pinkney Whyte to fill the vacant Senate seat is discussed.
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Gorman
America
Warfield
William Pinkney Whyte
Unknown Friends Endorse Belairin’s Cholera Remedy
Residents praise a home remedy for cholera and diarrhea, sharing personal recommendations to friends and neighbors while some are hesitant to publish testimonials. The medicine is described as effective for bowel troubles and commonly kept in households via Forsslest A. L. Pearre's Drug Store.
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Beriain
Bat
Ars
Boxe
A. L. Pearre
Droge
Following The Flag Health Claims for Dr King’s New Discovery
Willis T. Morgan recalls two years in Cubs and two in the Philippines and credits Dr King’s New Discovery with keeping him in perfect health amid cold and bronchial issues. He praises its effectiveness in New Hampshire for coughs colds and lung diseases. The ad claims guaranteed relief with prices 0c and 51 00 and a free trial bottle from A La Pestre drugstore.
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Cubs
Philippines
Willis T. Morgan
Route 1
Concord
N. H
Sears
King
New Hampshire
Letters From the People Gratitude to Frederick Otty Hospital
A reader thanks the Frederick Otty Hospital staff for prompt care after a May 31 illness in Frederick. The writer praises matrons Miss Neles, doctors F H Hedges, Meredith Smith, and others, notes the friendly Uncle Tom figure, and hopes the institution continues its good work.
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Tre Nexe
Frederick Otty Hospital
Thoreday
Frederick
Mies Neles
Porces
Dra. F. H. Hedges
Meredith Smith
Uncle Tom
Iediss
I. M. Fisuer
Deaths and funeral notices from Mountsindale to Lewistown
Mrs Geosha Susan May wife of David May died Saturday June 9 at Mountsindale of consumption aged 37 years 6 months 27 days funeral held at Mathcdf s church Lewistown interment at That Place. Clara McCracken aged 1 year 25 days child of Mr and Mrs William W McCracken died last night at home 103 East Fifth Street teething funeral Wednesday at 2 o'clock with services at house and interment Mt Olivet. Evangelical Reformed church to honor Rev Dr E R Eschbach completing 32 years of pastorate reception Thursday June 11 first floor church 7 to 10 cordially invited.
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Geosha Susan May
David May
Mountsindale
Thia County
Thomas F. Palmer
Lewistown
G. Bunt
MS Greiger
Thurmont
Wse
Clara M'Cracken
Clara M
William W. McCracken
Mt. Olivet Cemetery
The
Evangelical Reformed Church
E. R. Eschbach
Dean's Kidney Pills End Kidney Suffering Claims
An advertisement extols Dean's Kidney Pills as a cure for various kidney ailments affecting men women and children. It includes a testimonial from George W. Poole of Carroll Street praising relief from backache and kidney trouble after using the product, with price and distributor details in Buffalo New York.
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Zefza
Dean
Avery Hox
George W. Poole
Brookery
Sud
Carroll Street
Gambrill
Dasn
Clinton E. Mann
Market Street
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
New York
United States
Cramer and Stauffer Real Estate Listings in Maryland
Real estate and property notices list numerous farms, tracts, and buildings for sale across Frederick County and surrounding areas. Properties include 120 acre and 160 acre farms, 185 acre well improved farm near Germantown, 9 acre tracts, timber lands, suburban homes, and building lots. Notable locations include Union Bridge, East Street near the NC Railroad, and N Market Street. Prices and exact details appear in scattered fragments within the notice.
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Fidelity
Bcan
Boyd's Monteomery County
Malles
Fredk
Germantown
Union Bridge
Tith
East St
N.C
N. Market Street
Asth
Isen
Fourth St
Pike
PUBLIC SALES OF CITY PROPERTY ORDERED IN FREDERICK
The executor of John C Baselbright deceased by authority of the Orphans Court at Frederick County Md will sell at public sale in Fredericks City the eastern half of Lot No 58 on West Patrick Street improved by a weather boarded building and occupied by Jas E Sollard and Biex with frontage 31 feet and depth 196 1/4 feet. Also the western half of Lot 8 on East Patrick Street improved by a two story brick building occupied by the C P Telephone Exchange with frontage 31 feet and depth 296 1/4 feet. The Telephone Company portion is leased at 200 per year payable monthly through December 1907, with option to renew for three or five years.
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Washington Post
Pss
House
Isa
Department of Commerce and Labor
State Department
United States
John Conrad Baselbrecht
Frederick
Frederick County
Hanes
Frederics City
East Fatrick Street
D. £. Davis
Snown
East Patrick Street
West Patrick Street
Jas. E. Sollard BE. H. Bizex
Said Street
East Patrick Berest
C. & P. Telephone Exchange
Csld Fcrest
Greeley
City Hall
W. D. Hales
Wertheimer Bros
Market Street
William H. Sline
East Second Street
Alistes Ryon RS
Vald Street
Onenall
Orphans Court
Balanca
Gale
Converacciog
Pnrenacer
Layton O. Reedy
Cass
B. Font
Orphans’ Co
Frederick Courty
Lerzer
Soslah S$. Thomas
Susan RE. Thomas
Cephes M. Thom
Wee Scongrees
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Heaven's Gate
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William H. Hines
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Miereville
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Ieters
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B. Svard Kepner
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Rolb Bros
Third Street
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