Fine Man for Governor
Mr J Clarence Lane a Washington County lawyer and former Democratic figure in state politics says he is devoting his time to law practice and is not seeking the governorship. He notes Washington County will back Joseph D Baker if Gulnard Southey cannot be nominated and expresses confidence in Bakers integrity and record.
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J. Clarence Lane
Washington Courty Bar
Baltimore
William T. Hamilton
Lana
Washington County
Oartheed
Rucksten
Sobley
Washingson County
Hizcaare Bacomas
Oulanal Soutey
Frederick Chapter DAR Meeting To Observe Battle Of Banker Hill
The Frederick Chapter DAR will meet at Mrs. Baker Johnson's home on Court Street Monday afternoon June 17 at 3 o clock to honor the Battle of Banker Hill and celebrate Fish Day. Daughters will combine celebrations as the dates follow closely. The meeting will review the chapter's business year and plan for fall work with an attractive program after the business. The group notes five years of successful work and looks ahead to future activities including entertaining the State Conference in November.
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Woman's College
Conservatory of Brazil
Collegs
College Hall
Ohapal
Saswentoer Praventud
Misa Horight
Pers
Moussaor Beavcira
Booth Tarkington
Beka
Winterasts
Oandas
Frances
England
Enright
Miss Moyer
Richard Strauss
Mira Moyer
Marenet Hoffmar
Samnel Hoopes
Posseudona
Frederick
Ttg
Aris
Mio Fernando
Moss
Bilary Stackel
Barok
Mies Baith McGary
William WW. Osburn
Robert Barok
L. A. Burck
Visionnalio
Faanz la Roy la Slwara
Apo
Trastoca
Appla
Goriod
Laure Grant
Qchopin
Misa Mary B. Lewis
Lovattacille
D. Dtd
Baltimore
Laws
Misa i
Apple
Iplomas
Myrtle Katella Harshburger
Bradearlox
Flossie Victoria Kauffean
Son— @ory
Lillian Ei Zsbath Motter
Baker Johnson
Cours Street
Banker Hill
Stata Conferenca
Hera
M Gye Mere a wedding invitation from Riverton
Mr and Mrs Nathan H Conrow of Riverton New Jersey issue invitations for the marriage of their niece Ming Elizabeth Ann Williams to Walter Keller Hardt of Philadelphia son of William M Hardt formerly of this city. The ceremony will be at Riverton on June 26.
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Mrr. Snd
Nathan H. Conrow
Riverton
N. J
Nieos
Ming Elizabeth Ann Willams
Walter Keller Hardt
Philadelphia
William MM. Hards
Hiverton
Lancaster Woman Hurt In Bicycle Incident In Mississipp
Fol! from Bicscie Miss Mary Phien of Lancaster Pennsylvania visiting the family of Bir Andrew Moalalirg Marsh Market Street rode a bicycle on the North Market and was thrown to the ground. She lay unconscious for a time and suffered shocks and bruises but was not seriously hurt and is recovering steadily.
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Bicscie
Mary Phien
Lancaster
Bir
Andrew Moalalirg
Marsh Market Street
North Market
Ake
Local notices report illnesses in town
Mrs. C C Auaherman of North Market street is quite sick. Mr. Charles T EB of Howard North Market street is quite ill. Mr. Wm E Hahn of West All Balata is confined to the home with rheumatism.
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C.C. Auaherman
North Market Street
Charles T. EB
Howard
North Market Streat
Wm. E. Hahn
West All Balata
National Representative Re-elected at State Council Session
At the State Council of the O U A M in Bsktimors yesterday, Charles A. Landte of Fredouvia Council No. 46 was re elected National Representative.
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State Council
Bsktimors
Chartes A. Landte
Fredouvia Council
O. U.A M
Matting Rush Import Battle Hailed by US Experts
A Washington correspondent notes Nipponite farmers oppose importing rush matting from Japan and favor growing mats in the United States. Experts, aided by the Agriculture Department, have imported Japan’s rush plants, tested varieties, and begun distribution for domestic matting production. Maine leads in rush cultivation, with new equipment promising labor savings, while plans in Los Angeles call for a ten room cobblestone-adorned home costing about 9000 dollars.
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United States
California
Pacific Coast
Japan
Washington
New York Globe
New England
Bureau of Plant Industry
Department of Agriculture
Maine
China
Eyes Ablaze and Wagging Tongue And Tippytoe Children Poem
A Detroit Free Press poem praising the joy of children. It celebrates Eyes Ablaze eight years old, Wagging Tongue a lively boy, and the infant Tippytoe, detailing playful scenes, parental affection, and the belief that little children are the best blessing in life.
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Rorstvelt
Lansing
Mich
Protected Ball Catcher: Bresnahan's Shin Guards Rise
Roger Bresnahan introduces leg guards to baseball catching, aiming to prevent bruising and injuries from fast pitches. He notes the innovation protects his shins without hindering running and predicts widespread adoption among catchers, alongside masks and chest protectors.
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Roger Bresnahan
Tia
Washington Post
Bresnahan
Bresnahay
Graw
Prayer of Tots to Get Papa Back
Four year old Agnes Hildebrand and her sister Edith appeal to God to bring their father Otto Hildebrand home from Governor's Island after he was ordered to answer a desertion charge. The girls, on their Philadelphia porch, pray that President Roosevelt will send their papa back, hoping to reunite with mother and baby. The dispatch notes the children were told to kneel and pray at Sunday school. Prosperity hints at higher sentiments in even mean spirits, per Plutarch.
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Papa
Edith
Agnes [Hildebrand
Philadelphia
New York
Hildebrand
Otto Hildebrand
Governor's Island
Goodby
Agnes
President Roosevelt
Mamma
Baby
Eleven Drowned After Jamestown Exposition Visit
Six midshipmen and five sailors from the Minnesota are missing after a launch took them from Discovery Landing to Jamestown Exposition grounds. The fleet suspects a collision or explosion caused the sinking. an investigation is ordered.
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Norfolk
Minnesota
Hampton Roads
Jamestown Exposition Grounds
Philip H. Field
Colorado
William H. Stevenson
North Carolina
Franklin P. Holcomb
Newcastle
Del
Herbert L. Holden
Wisconsin
Henry C. Murfin
Ohio
Walter C. Ulrich
Robert H. Dodson
New York
Jesse Conn
Louisville
Frank RB. Plumber
Madton
Wash
Harley L. van Dorne
West Cedar Rapids
George W. Westphal
Meenah
Wis
Discovery Landing
Exposition Grounds
Exposition Pier
D. M. Randall
Exposition Ground
Hans
Florida
Ulrich
Randall
United States Marine Corps
Narvel
Japan Conciliatory Toward United States After San Francisco Incident
Tokyo signals continued friendship with Washington despite anti American sentiment. The government will treat the San Francisco mob attack on a Japanese establishment as a closed incident and supports the injured suing the city for damages. Viscount Aoki conveyed approval for this approach, noting a mutual understanding aims to prevent sensational stories from inflaming public opinion.
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Tokio
America
Washington
United States
San Francisco
Viscount Aoki
State Department
War Breaks Out Nicaragua Seizes Acajutla
Nicaragua, aided by Salvadoran revolutionists, captured Acajutla and bombarded the fort from the gunboat Tomotombo. Troops landed and took the town. Telegram from President Figueroa to the Salvadoran minister confirms the action. Reports also say President Zelaya has declared war on Guatemala.
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Nicaragua
Salvador
Town
Mexico City
Central America
Acajutla
Figueroa
Manuel Delgado
Tomotombo
Nicaragunan
Zelaya
Guatemala
Baseball Scores From Yesterday's Games
American League outcomes include St. Louis 3 over Philadelphia 0 Boston 2 over Cleveland 0 Detroit 10 over New York 2 Washington Chicago rained out. National League Philadelphia 6 over Chicago 5 in ten innings Boston 2 over Cincinnati 1 first game Cincinnati 7 over Boston 8 in 24 final Pittsburg 7 over Brooklyn 4 New York 8 over St Louis 7 Tri State Lancaster 4 over York 2 Williamsport 3 over Harrisburg 1 Altoona Wilmington rain Johnstown Trenton rain Atlantic Chester 5 over Brooklyn 1 first game Brooklyn 7 over Chester 3 fourth game Reading 8 over Elizabeth 2
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St. Louis
Philadelphia
Boston
Cleveland
Detroit
New York
Washington
Chicago
Cincinnati
Pittsburg
Brooklyn
St Louis
Lancaster
York
Williamsport
Harrisburg
Altoona
Cold soup triggers court order to live together
In Denver a judge denied a divorce petition by Carl Lindwhai after he cited a plate of cold soup left for his supper. The court issued a mandatory injunction ordering the husband and wife to cohabit. Meanwhile Lehigh University alumni launched a 1.9 million endowment fund to be invested as a permanent trust, with trustee Charles L. Taylor reporting substantial early contributions.
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Denver
Carl Lindwhai
Allen
Fie
Lue Coupte
Lehigh
Bethlehem
Lehigh University
Charles l. Taylor
Tiltsburg
The Airplane Warship Vision at Jamestown Expo
Rear Admiral Coby M. Chester predicts the aeroplane will shape future combat. He describes planes scouting 100 miles ahead, attacking submarines from above, and delivering explosives, arguing the airplane will be the dominant fighting machine and must guide naval strategy after the Jamestown Exposition.
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M. Chester
United States
Washington College 125th anniversary celebration
Washington College Chestertown Md marks 125 years since its founding with dedication of William Smith Hall on Friday June 14 and the anniversary exercises on June 18. Maryland universities Harvard Yale Princeton and Washington and Lee will send representatives. Alumni plan to return for the alumni banquet on Tuesday June 18.
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Washington
Chestertown
Wil
Washington College
Willam Smith Hall
Jane
Woshington
Maryland
Harvard
Yale
Princeton
Frederick Market Prices and Quotations Formatted
Frederick market price quot ations dated June 12 1907 list bid asks for grains and feeds. Values for yellow gob white gob shelled yellow shelled rye oats oars timothy hay straw wheat oats and several mixed feeds appear with per bushel per ton and per 100 pounds figures. Several commodities show wide price ranges indicating market flux for barley cornmeal buckwheat bran middlings and cotton seed meal.
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Balleo
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