Weather, taxes, and notes in late 19th century reports
The item blends weather outlook and drowning incidents with fiscal notes. It notes a warmer season, rising gold receipt percentages from 3 to 5.1, a Treasury circular allowing exchange of paper currency for gold deposits, a projected year-end deficit near 7.1 million, and a forecast of higher receipts next year under the new tariff. It also mentions Senator John EaeRyan’s long service and planned expositions in Atlanta Baltimore and Frederick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore Sun
Treasury Oficisis
Fragmented Op Ed and Notes on Language and Picnic Etiquette
The text offers scattered opinions on topics from farm crop devastation and an inevitable natural rule to a Cambridge woman using a Greek alphabet typewriter for scholarly work. It muses on the future demand for multilingual typing skills. It notes a nineteenth century plenic origin and ends with a description of a picnic setup with lists for provisions.
A MORAL MUSEUM AND BALTIMORE CENTENNIAL NOTES
Excerpts from the Lourie Courier Journal and Chestertown Transcript discuss a Senate bill for a permanent Washington exposition and Baltimore City as a leading Atlantic port. The piece urges citizens and papers to elevate the centennial occasion of Baltimore as the South’s richest and most progressive city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lourie Courier Journal
Walsh
United States Senate
Washington
Colted States Senate
Baltimore
Chestertown
Baltimore City
Atlantic Seaboard
Baltimore Centennial Exposition urged to unite regions
The Westminster Democratic Advocate argues Baltimore should host a Centennial Exposition to showcase the city’s rail and water links climate and raw materials while inviting Georgia and other states to join. It promotes Baltimore as the Southern gateway to the North and envisions Maryland leading in manufacturing mining and agriculture with Baltimore as a key metropolis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Qualtimore
Westminster Democratic Advocate
Baltimore
South
Maryland
United Fire Company Wins Three Medals in Hagerstown
Local notes recount the United Fire Company returning from Hagerstown with three leather medals for the ugliest hose carriage bum running and leading drums in Maryland. The item blends community chatter, humorous sketches, and brief local anecdotes from Frederick Augus tus Obenderfer and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Fire Company Ia
Hagerstown
Maryland
John Wilson
Windy Storm Damages Frostburg and Property
A violent wind and thunderstorm swept Frostburg yesterday afternoon causing notable property damage. In Baltimore area news, a street railway franchise revival in Hagerstown surfaced as Col. W. A. Sheldon of the Central Electric Company visited to negotiate with the city council.
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James Kelly
Wiman’s Cove
Hannah More Academy
Reisterstown
Basid
Beltimore
Canton
Point Breeze
Edward C. Wolfman
Park
Rock Hill College
Barris’ Academy
Gulf Times
Cozs
Frostburg
David Alperin
Z. Alperin
No. 3
Green Street
Kinsey Hance
Buena Vista
Patuxent River
Calvert County
Hagerstown
Col. W. A. Sheldon
Central Electric Company
Cinctonsiti
Eefty Council
HYHENEAL MAINBART-DEAN WEDDING AT PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
A high noon ceremony at the Presbyterian Church united Miss Marion Reynolds Dean and Mr Frank Eugene Mainhart with Rev. Dr. David J. Beale officiating. Bridesmaids and groomsmen from Baltimore New York and Philadelphia attended. couple to reside in New York after an extended western tour. Also notes a June 12 wedding of Mrs S K Boyce and Mr K E Aughenbaugh in Baltimore and a minor accident at East Patrick street prompting a neighborly rescue. A concluding ad promotes Hood’s Sarssparilla as a blood purifier.
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Mainbart—Dean
Presbyterian Church
David J. Beale
Marion Reynolds Dean
Geo. A. Dean
Merchants and Miners Transportation Co
Baltimore
Frank Eugene Mainhart
Mainhart & Lowe, Real Estate and Loan Brokers
New York City
Geo. . M. Taylor
Misa Belle Griffin Desa
Bliss Irene Hynes
Wm. G. Dean
Harry P. Reese
New York
Messrs
Robert B. Morrison
Jacob M. Mainhart
Philadelphia
Chas Hamilton Hynes
J. Milton Davie
S. K. Boyce
K.E Aughenbaugh
Thurmont
R. G. Chaney
Summer Disorder That Kills The Infant
A newborn dies amid a summer illness described as a disorder affecting infants. Officials report the case as a fatal outcome linked to heat and dehydration factors observed during a hot season. Further medical details are not disclosed in available text.
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