Local legislation reform urged by Bar Association committees
The Bar Association recommends transferring only county focused bills to county commissioners. This aims to cut legislative clutter in Annapolis and speed up handling of local matters. It argues commissioners are as capable as legislators for local topics and would improve access for citizens.
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R. RUSH LEWIS
Contemporaries Debate on Open Door and Campaign Tactics
The Baltimore Sun notes Japan and China use locks on the open door while the Chesapeake campaign blasts with megaphone and dummy torpedo. The Cumberland Times contrasts talk with action and the Baltimore American warns against summer hot air and mere talk.
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Baltimore Sun
Chesapeake
Cumberland Times
Baltimore
Amercan
Bead and crown weigh on Paul Morton in politics
A Baltimore News summary notes Paul Morton has risen high in business circles and faces pressure from political rivals. The piece paints him as strained between leadership roles and mounting scrutiny from opponents as he plots influence in government.
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Baltimore
Minutes of Merriness and Sharp Morning Quips
A collage of humorous exchanges from a lodging house and public notices. Guests debate luck at weddings, a preacher’s golf ban on Sundays, a hearing loss joke about Braves, and a landlady refuting a shaving claim. A drunken boarder disputes a punch line as banter continues.
Get Rich Quick Fallacy Exploited in 19th Century Ads
A compilation of mailer prose criticizes distant naval arms races, vacation fantasies, and warns against quick money schemes. It contrasts heroic defense with speculation, notes investors’ gullibility, and argues legitimate government bonds offer safer returns than sham investments. The piece lampoons fraudsters and urges caution.
Moments with the Muse in Boston and Dream Moon Verse
A fragmentary excerpt appears from a Boston transcription featuring verses on April rain and llamas of gold, then shifts to a moonlit rondeau about roses. The text blends poetic homage with dreamlike imagery, referencing springtime motifs and protective moonlight.
United Brethren Sunday School Elects Officers in Deerfield
County correspondence notes the United Brethren Sunday School in Deerfield organized on Sunday. Officers elected include Samuel D Harbaugh as superintendent Boots Gantz as assistant superintendent James Williar as treasurer and Linnie Wilhide as secretary. Local residents visit relatives in Waynesboro and New Franklin with several trips described across Thurmont Wollsville La Dillasville and Baltimore areas.
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DEERFIELD
United Brethren Sunday School
Bamuel D. Harbaugh
Boots Gantz
James Williar
Linnie Wilhide
Milton Lantz
Waynesboro
J. B. Brown
Daniel Manahan
Mabel
Naw Franklin
Daniel Manshaw
Jacob Bowman
Baltimore
John Warner
Samuel Kindal
Smithsburg
Mary Pryor
Leg Breaks After Tag Game Near Railway Crossing
Hewitt Koode Meety, 11, son of Frank L. Knode of East Church Street, sustained a serious leg fracture about 8 o clock while playing tag near his home. He was crossing the Northern Central Railway when his right foot was caught between a rail and a plank at the Obarob Street crossing causing a graan splint fracture two inches above the ankle. Dr. J M Goodman treated the injury. The boy previously broke an arm in June 2004.
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Hewitt Knode
Frank L. Knode
East Churoh street
Obarob street
J. M. Goodman
Social World Party for Mrs Kirk and Miss Pearre
Misses Maude and Nellie Hunichen hosted a social gathering in honor of guests Miss Allie Kirk of Roanoke and Miss Ceaulia Pearre of Howard County. A large circle of friends attended and refreshments were served. Mr and Mrs Charles Franklin Smith announce they will be at home to friends at 121 Egg Street after June 20.
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Maude
Nellie Hunichen
Allie Kirk
Roanoke
Ceaulia Pearre
Howard oounty
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Charles Franklin Smith
Kget Fourth street
The Work of Death. George A. Whittier Dies at 40
George A. Whittier aged 40 died Saturday at the Emergency Hospital of paralysis. He was an engineer who worked at Mt. Airy. His remains were taken to Manor Reformed Church for an 11 o'clock service. Interment followed in the church graveyard. W. B. Etchison was the federal director.
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GAEORGE A. WHITTIER
George A. Whittier
Mt. Airy
Manor Reformed church
B. Etchison
Vertigo Attack Injures Jefferson Man on West Patrick
Mr. Jacob Shaft of Jefferson suffered an attack of vertigo last evening on West Patrick street and fell causing two severe head gashes with profuse bleeding. Dr Ka J McCordy provided needed medical aid after the incident.
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Jacob Shaft
Jefferson
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West Patrick street
thin city
Ka J. McCordy
Law notes on assault hearing and sewer work
James Oator and John Sewell colored were heard by Justice John Wood on an assault charge against Charles Davis. Sewell was discharged. Oster was found guilty and held on 25 bail for grand jury action. Preparations begin for two sewer intakes on Market Street by City Hall and paving nearby. A local cure advertisement for catarrh claims Hall's Catarrh Cure as a constitutional remedy.
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John Sewell
John Wood
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Charles Davis
Sewell
Oster
Market street
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Hall
J. Cheney & Co
Toledo
Re-extension certificate published for bank charter
Frederick County National Bank announces a certificate of re extension of its charter received from the Comptroller of the Currency must be published for thirty days to notify all shareholders of the extension.
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TREASURY DEPARTMENT
OFFICE OF COMPTROLLER OF THE CURRENCY
Wasisutox
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Farmers and Mechanics National Bank of
Frederick
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Thomas PL Kane
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THE &REDERICK COUNTY NATIONAL BANK
William B. Ridgely
FREDERICK COUNTY NATIONAL BANK
Jane
WAL B. RIDGELY
Estenston
Certifigate Re extending Charter Notice
On May 31 1895 Capita Surplus Deposits issues a certificate extending its charter. The notice records official action to prolong the organization’s corporate life and public deposits as part of the extension.
Doan's Kidney Pills Endorsement by Local Worker
George W. Poole of Carroll Street testifies to lasting relief from kidney pain and frequent secretions after using Doan's Kidney Pills. He praises Clinton Main's Drug Store and notes his mother also benefited. The Foster Milburn Co. of Buffalo markets the pills nationwide at 60 cents a box with the slogan Remember the name Doan's.
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Brookey
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Carroll street
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Dean
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Clinton EK
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Market street
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Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
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