Daily News announces aims and politics in New York and beyond
The Frederick based Daily News reports on Governor Hughes veto messages and political commentary from The World, noting vetoes on equal pay for women, local governance matters, and state fiscal controls. It highlights reactions from editors, references to Mrs Gould and public policy debates, and summarizes key vetoed bills and gubernatorial reasoning.
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Hughes
Mazeage
New York
New York World
Clerka
Gourt
Queens County
Board of Estimates
Kinga County
Davenport
Middlebury
Durham
Ihs
Smith
Columbia County
Lon Payn
Smidghes
Calwels
Oxfelda
Governor Hughes Vetoes Highway and Fire Alarm Bills
The governor rejected highway improvement cost and labor claim bills, urging a general law covering all such cases. He also vetoed a Queeng fire alarm system bill, arguing for a single general bill granting the board authority in all cases. The vetoes, though technical, address major public concerns and reflect a move toward principled state government.
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Board of Estimates
al Enoh Omaza
Gov. Hughes
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Legisistare
Weather and politics in a garbled clipping
A muddled note hints at rising warmth and summer resort preparations with references to bathing salts and oil stoves. It questions Edgar Allan Poe’s Hall of Fame status and reports Governor Stuart vetoing a pension bill worth 6.8 million for two years, accusing Capitol looters of misusing funds.
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Edgar Atlan Poe
Hall of Fame
Baltimore
Stuart
Pennsylvania
Capitol
Nawa
In Minutes of Merriness and Mixed Dialogues
A collage of vignette quips from period newspapers shows playful exchanges on grammar, dress, and manners. Separate snippets include a student correcting a teacher, a coat remark, a sewing request, and a shy suitor greeting an elder.
Conference calls for peace at Hague echo from 1899 era
The Brooklyn Eagle notes major peace conferences convened during wars to end conflicts and restore stability. A Hague assembly on May 18 1899 spurred by similar aims is anticipated to meet this week and extend the work of the prior gathering. A New York Evening Post piece discusses moving pictures in medical and scientific demonstrations for anatomy education and live animal studies.
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Brooklyn Eagle
The
Hague
New York Evening Post
Charles Urban
Beaboard Air Line Railway
Merah Ara
Seaboar Air Line
Seaboard Air Line Railway
Seaboard Air Line
Netilaz
Moments With The Muse Bright Star Poetic Fragment
A fragmented verse reflecting on steadfastness and nature’s constant gaze. References to bright star and nature’s patient, sleepless watch over earth and shores, with imagery of mountains moor and awakening breath. Poetic meditation on enduring presence beyond fear and decay.
Peace Sermon by Admiral Schley at Tome Institute
Admiral Schley spoke at the Jacob Tome Institute commencement saying the profession of arms is aging yet essential to state order. He praised peace advocates but warned that true disarmament is far off and urged continued defense, arbitration, and law to guard liberty until a future era of universal peace.
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Jacob Tome Institute
Admiral Schley
Minoh
Hague
Societisas
Asrtain
Arma
Sarkh
Theo
Commencement at Mount St Marys College June 19
Mount St Marys College holds its ninth annus commencment with a baccalaureate sermon by Dr Flynn and solemn high mass for deceased alumni. Ordinations by Rt Rev Bishop Allen follow on Tuesday. Graduate list includes 24 named alumni from multiple states. Centennial plans and banquet of National Alumni Association featured at the refectory with a program in preparation for Mount St Marys centennial in 1908. Baseball schedule set for June 17 and 18 against Littlestown Atlasia Club and Sparrows Point.
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Mary's College
Sunnday
Flynn
Bishop Allen
Mobile
Kay James F Oaneidy
Boston
Masa
Bar
Ro Eerd O Donnell
Altoona
Assembly Hall
Francis O. McGirr
Phtlsburg
Henry G Munoz Je
Merida
Yacatan
Mexico
John T O'Toola
Tharmont
John H Eokearode
Thermont
Charles J Botias
Sferida
Yucatan
Woxico
Michael J. Dangherty
Wilmingtoe
Der
Willam T. Harkine
Soha
Zooyavsky
South Bethlehem
Joseph 0. Carr
Raymond J Hayes
Zanesville
Ohio
Ooaries J Farran
Philsdelphia
Simon A Frommeyer
Gattysburg
John
Contey
Easton
Thomas B Marsin
Martinaburg
W.va
Arthur R Freeman
Goldsboro
N. C
Patrick F. Cawley
Pittaton
Thomas A Needhac
Scranton
Sidney A Qatda
Lansford
Edward 8. Mahoney
New York
James V. Ruddy
Linus Keating
Joseph A Boyle
Hazleton
Michael A Giloegly
James J. J. Kerrigan
Maas
National Alumni Association
Monat St. Mary’s College
Bera Ia
Mount St. Mary’s College
Littlestown Athlasia
Sparrows Point
Memorial Service Attendance by King David Lodge
King David Lodge No 60 10 O F plans to attend memorial services next Sunday morning in keynote observance at LaGrange Lodge. The ceremony will mark the first movement toward the erection of a memorial to George Washington by the Odd Fellows group at that location.
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King David Lodge
LaGrangs Lodge
George Washington
Oda
Death notices and obituaries in Forville and Frederick
Obituaries recall Mrs. Mary Ann Toms of Forville who died June 6 in her 78th year leaving several children and a large church role. Other notices honor Charles Thomas Fleming Howard of Frederick who died after paralysis at 69, with funeral at North Market and Mt. Olivet burial. Mrs. T J G Wiles of Buckeystown died aged 30 with funeral plans in Lutheran rites. Miss Addie Kingsbaker, Chicago death shocks Oblongs residents, age 24, with family survivors named. Also an ad for Hall's Catarrh Cure by Cheney Co claiming constitutional relief.
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Samuel Toms
Mary Ann Toms
Forville
Bind
Amands Brandenburg
Wolfaville
Susan Clark
Highlandtown
Olsra Lawts
Mollie Shepley
North Market
Messra Brees
Donald Howard
Robert Howard
New York
Wesley Tull
Serviona
Mt. Olivet
T. J. G. Wiles
Thomas J. L. Wiles
Buckeystown
Middletown
Addie Kingsbaker
Chicago
Mies Addie Kingsbaker
8. Kingsbaker
Oblongs
David Lowenstein
Weinberg
Bisaides
Shrae
Rosa
Leah Snd
Naomi Kingsbaker
Solomon and
Issac Kingsbaker
Hall
J. Cheney & Co
Toledo
Ohio
Maryland School for the Deaf closes with 2 60 o'clock ceremonies
Closing exercises of the Maryland School for the Deaf occur tomorrow at 2 60 o'clock in the afternoon. The Visitation Academy reunion in Georgetown, D C elects Mrs Beten Aball Barghman as one of its vice presidents. Laura G Short organist and Lucy Eisenhauer soprano plan a recital at Fairfield Pennsylvania tonight. John N Clary sells a lot on East Street to Miss Vallie E Ramsburg on private terms. Hye merchants advertise heavily, using more space than rivals with targeted messaging.
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Maryland School For the Deaf
Visitation Academy
Georgetown
D.C
Beten Aball Barghman
Laura G. Short
Mies Lucy Eisenhauer
Fairfield
Reformed Church
Frederick County National Bank Advertisement
A historical bank notice touts cautious management and customer interests. It lists capital of 250000, surplus 350000, and profits 346070, inviting new customers to join the institution.
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Fredesick County National Bank
Frederick, MD
Golden jubilee and regional notices in brief
Rev B M Chaspias celebrates his golden jubilee at 86 at Charles College. Nathaniel Hiberger of Washington dies suddenly in his son's Sharpsburg hotel. Congressman Talbots supporters push for pro senate election candidates. Maryland House of Construction raises salaries to 2000 for superintendent and 1200 for secretary. John Brown convicted of manslaughter in Oakland trial for Truman Root murder. eight years’ sentence. Baltimore and Ohio Railroad names Hugh L Bound second VP and John G Wilson general attorney. Huerbil R Preston general solicitor.
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Charles College
Nathaniel Hiberger
Washington
Sharpsburg
Washington County
Talbots
United States Senate
Maryland House of Contruction
John Brown
Oakland
Truman Root
Snd
Hugh L. Bound
John G. Wilson
Huerbsil R. Preston
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
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