Maryland Eyes Race Track Business Shift Amid New York Ban
Observers note a potential transfer of racetrack betting from New York to Maryland as New York state cracks down on wagering. Governor Crothom warns Maryland not to become a dumping ground for gamblers, while officials debate legal adjustments to curb influx and protect state interests.
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The text cites Baltimore and Maryland topics with references to Vice President, Watterson, Bydney Mudd, and Maryland Agricultural College. Mentions past inspectors jailed for padding and a postmaster in Middletown. Describes farmer independence and contrasts city glamour with rural life amid winter comforts.
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Minutes of Merriness and Stage Quips Across Papers
Fragmentary captions and punch lines from multiple papers remark on a theater scene. Dialogue references a critic Lafollette, milk punch, realism, a wounded actor, doctor bulletins, and a telegraph of gossip about Lola Grace and a young suitor.
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Philadelphia Ledger
Louisville Courier- Journal
New Emancipation Move Reported by Black Leaders
A circular from John B. Syphax describes a New York based organization of colored men and women seeking to liberate the race from political troubles linked to slavery and Reconstruction. The plan urges white voters to abandon policies supporting former slave states and reduce black political influence. The piece notes potential mutual benefits for white and black communities amid ongoing racial tensions.
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John B. Syphax
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New York
Slave States
New Society
Moments with the Muse The Sonnet
Moments with the Muse explores the nature of the sonnet as a necklace of fourteen jewels and a vessel for vision. The poem reflects on mystery passion and the poet’s role as instrument, citing imagery of moons and rain.
Spring Convocation of Cumberland Archdeaconry at Mount Airy
The spring convocation of the Archdeaconry of Cumberland met at St. James Protestant Episcopal Church Mount Airy from Wednesday afternoon to Thursday afternoon. Clergy and lay delegates from Garrett Washington Allegany and Frederick counties attended. The program included sermons addresses and a business session with officers reappointed and plans to host the fall convention in Hagerstown.
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Washington County
Hagerstown
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Baltimore
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Weatarmport
C. EB. Balt
Mount Sivages
David May
Lonaconing
WY. P. Tyler
Hagerttown
Oshingle
Freiloick
F. McBadelt
Froatir
Allegany and Anne Arundel Boards Act on Schools and Roads
The Allegany County School Board voted to pursue fairer histories for county public schools. A state road along the old Drum Point railroad was backed by a meeting of Anne Arundel residents with the Good Roads Commission. O H Foster's management of Carvel Hall Hotel is in doubt, with William A. Larned directing the case to William J. Seeley for future control of the Annapolis hotel.
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Anne Arundel
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Carvel Hall
Annapolis
William A. Larned
New York
Wiliam J. Seeley
Seven Bands Enter Red Men's July 4 Demonstration
The Red Men committee reports seven bands will enter the July 4 band contest. About 150 men from Martinsburg and a similar number from Brunswick are expected to attend with the tribe. The Chambersburg drill team will participate along with entrants from Washington Baltimore Annapolis and Freetburg.
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Mother of Thirty Sets Record in Troy Hills Family
Mrs. Abram Gotofsky, 32, of Troy Hills New Jersey, gave birth to quadruplets Wednesday, bringing her total to thirty children, fourteen living. The Gotofsky farm family has grown with years of births, including twins and triplets, while husband Abram runs a mortgage-free twenty-acre farm.
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New York
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Gotofaky
Whiskers in South Seas Trade and Deer in Cambridge News
A composite dispatch notes Maori whisker trade as white whiskers fetch gold for headdresses and yearly shearing. In Cambridge Massachusetts a tame deer roams Central Square before being chased. another drowns after being driven to Sassquot Lake. Dr. Adam Miller, 88, marries 37-year-old Ida Watson of Rome.
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Cambridge
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Massasoit Lake
Jordanaville
Adam Miller
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Idiea Delia Watson
Rome
Qua Market Gossip Shows Busy Early Morning Prices
Gossip from the Saribe market reports a brisk 6.65 am start with a large crowd. Prices and yields vary for fruits vegetables fish meat and dairy, noting abundant supplies yet lower currant yields and rain impact on peas.
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Uae
Fomary Calcio
Erie
Chamberlains Liniment Promises Fast Relief for Sprains
An old advertisement claims Chamberlains Liniment can heal sprains and injuries quickly. It asserts a sprained ankle may recover in less than a week with faithful use and directions. The pitch targets injured persons seeking prompt relief from bruises strains and chronic rheumatism.
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Hymeneal and Hallen Fitzpatrick Nuptials at Ponting Ill
The Pontiac Press reports the June wedding of Miss Monica Fitzpatrick of Pontiac to Mr. W Harry Haller of Frederick Maryland at Rev Father Lyons residence with a reception at the bride’s home on West Henry Street. The bride wore her mother’s gown of brocade satin and rose point lace and carried Marechal Neil roses. Attendants included sisters Katherine and Lowse Fitzpatrick and Luetta Tschirgo. The couple departed for Dwight and will reside at Braddock Heights Maryland after June tenth.
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Mias_ Lowse Fitzpatrick
Katherine Fitzparick
Luetta Tschirgo
Mrs. Hahn
Atlantic City
Baltimore
Mr. Hahn
James A. Hahn
Beky Ridge
This County
Hog Bites Child's Hand Near Rocky Ridge
Four year old daughter of Thomas Waster was bitten on the first finger by a hog while reaching into a pen near Rocky Ridge. The injury tore flesh and fractured bones, prompting concern for the child’s recovery. The notice contains additional garbled text and unrelated ad-like fragments.
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Rocky Ridge
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