Lipton vows rebuild after loss in match
Sir Thomas Lipton pledges to build another yacht and try again as he faces stout competition. A New York judge criticizes concealment of weapons, urging harsher punishment. Kentucky authorities push for conviction in Attorney Marcum murder and prepare further trials of Jett and White, aiming to curb disorder and arson in the state.
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Everyton
Sir Thomas Lipton
Shemrock
Sir Shomas
New York
Sing Sing
Marcum
Kentucky
Jett
White
Yar
Public offices multiply in Maryland critic says
Mr Paul Winchester writes in the Baltimore Herald that many Maryland offices are sinecures created as revenues rise. He notes more staff in departments, the State auditor office, and higher payrolls as taxes grow, arguing for reduced public offices and wages aligned with private sectors. The piece echoes Gov Hinchston’s budget cuts and Hamilton era economy.
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Paul Winchester
Maryland
Baltimore Herald
State Auditor
Winchester
Contemp orary Comment Storms in Kentucky Centenarian Context
Contemporary comment from several papers discusses aging in Kentucky and Maryland scenery, praising Baltimore calm and criticizing gun culture. The Cumberland News highlights the link between weapon carriage and rising misdemeanor crimes.
Minuets of Merriness and Wit Across Papers
A collage of humorous snippets from Philadelphia Frese Washing ton Star Princeton Tiger New York Weekly and Chicago Tribune. The quotes feature wordplay mispronunciations puns on gambling tonic medicine and social foibles with brief exchanges and comic misunderstandings.
Tipping in Chicago Restaurants Draws Public Debate
The Washington Star views tipping as a conflict between waiter earnings and patrons who depend on tips. It argues wages are low, prompting workers to rely on patrons, while customers’ leniency and rush-hour conduct fuel the practice. The piece notes tipping spans waiters, barbers, and potters, and questions why these groups are singled out for special treatment.
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Washington Star
Chicago
Restaurante
United States
Proposals for Paving: Sealed Bids Due Monday Morning
Seated proposals for street paving will be received by the Mayor and Aldermen up to 11 o'clock Monday morning. The notice lists the bidding requirements and submission details for contractors.
Meissen and Saxon Switzerland Panorama Worth the Eye
Special correspondence describes Meissen porcelain near Dresden and the Saxon Switzerland Bastel, a 1030 foot promontory. Observes rock arches, the Bastei bridges, local customs, post service, and urban cleanliness while praising open air life and scenic grandeur.
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Duespan
Dresden
Elbs
Meissen Highlands
Switzerland
Meissen
Europe
Saxon Switzerland
Schandau
Elbe
Bestel
Zeeberre Grand
Eastei
Grosse Winterberg
Lilenstein
Saxony
Bohemia
Silesia
Irom
Prizes for Scholarship at Maryland School for the Deaf
Scholarships awarded across divisions tally many named students from counties including Baltimore Howard Anne Arundel Dorchester and others with first place to Byron Zimmerman Mollie Simpson Elsie Murray Margaret Crannall Adah Smead Hillary Hage Amelia Groh Emma Horstman Mildred Dorsey Mary Myers and Hyman Bhareky plus noted drawings improvement recognition for Hyman Bhareky on Baltimore entries and county winners across divisions
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Maryland School For the Deaf
Byron L. Zimmerman
Frederick County
Herbert ©. Leltoh
Apne Arundel County
Victor Schwartz
Baltimore
Mollie Simpson
Nora Simpson
Somerset County
Dame
Elsie Murray
Howard County
Alberta Reese
Alleganny County
Margaret Crannall
Ferdinand Muller
Adah Smead
Ostroll County
Hyman Schuesky
Hillary Hage
Garretts County
Stephen Waters
Amelia Groh
Frances Wood
Henry Nicol
Toorel
Emma Horstman
James Farwell
Dorchester County
Mildred Dorsey
Alvin Moore
Mary Myers
Grace Wilhelm
Hyman Bhareky
Unclear deeds and funeral vault scenes described
Fragmentary text notes conflicting occupant roles such as soap boiler and railroad assistant. It mentions vaults with missing flooring exposing coffins and comments on Saxon manners affecting visitors. The passage reads like a garbled obituary or funeral notice with uncertain details.
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Rivertoar
News Of The State Events Of Intercar And Local Tragedies
John W Wheeler collector of taxes at Cambridus 13 dead Somerset County Commissioners fix county tax rate at 107 Propose a 1 million dollar loan for a remodeled jail in Baltimore Last of Naval Academy admissions exams completed John Smith age 81 attempts suicide at a Baltimore lunchroom Dr Lawrence O Freeny elected resident physician and superintendent of Peninsular Hospital S R Harlock first farmer in Queen Annes county to harvest wheat this year Mrs Mery Conrad age 63 struck by eastbound train No 5 Baltimore and Ohio at Rawlings Station Allegany County instant death
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Intercar
John W. Wheeler
Cambridus
Somerset County
Baltimore
Naval Academy
John Smith
Lawrence O. Freeny
Pitteville
Peninsular Hospital
S.R. Harlock
Rich Neck
Queen Anne's County
Mery Conrad
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Rawlings Station
Allegany County
Lightning Strike Dazes Family at Reichard Home
A Fayetteville area bolt struck near John Reichard in his kitchen, knocking a tin cap from a hand, upsetting a stovetop, and tossing a crock into a corner. The flash stunned Reichard and three children, then the family fled as the ball shaped fireball vanished near the ground causing minor damage.
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J. Reichard
Fayetteville
John Reichard
Mr. Reichard
Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy
Advertises Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy as a universally recognized cure. Claims it is especially valuable for summer diarrhoea in children and could save many young lives. Mentions sale by A. L. Pearre.
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Chamberlain
A. L. Pearre
Market Gossip Reports Rain Disruption and Value at Local Fair
A bustling market scene notes rain drives shoppers indoors between five and six. Vegetables and fruit are plentiful, with prices listed for butter eggs poultry fruit and vegetables. The piece also mentions upcoming chapel dedication and confirms abundant seasonal produce at the base of supplies.
Hymeneal in Washington Unites Steiner and Kohl's Daughter
Wed evening June 13 at M. A. Kohl's residence in Washington D C Mary Louise Kohl wed Roland Steiner formerly of the city Rev Father Maguire officiated with Lohengrin's march played by Miss Alice Leushan The bridal gown was white with lace and ribbons and a shower bouquet was carried The maid of honor Louise Nav wore blue silk and sweet peas The best man was W. F. Unite of Clarendon Va A reception followed and the couple will reside at 30 Eighth St N B after July 1 Directors elected for Frederick City and Osototin Mountain Road Company were Kemp Burkhart Nixdorf Winebrewer Young Neighbours Feaga and Kemp Change to North Central Railroad schedule affects three trains Arm broken for Master Newell Davall son of Wilder Davall Excursion from Washington and Baltimore to this city will be via Baltimore and Ohio tomorrow Brakes new bars quickly seated praising Chamberlains Pain Balm for cuts and burns with local sale details given
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Mise Louise T. Nav
Wo. HF. Unite
Clarendon
Steiner
Eighth Street
N. B
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Howard, Beccy. & Manager
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Eny
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Telepeewee Exchange
Awail and Bibernias
TSE News
Frederick
Jae
Mar. Olevacann
Mopars, Bryan and
Watterson
Contemporary Comment
Markemacesip
Abnapolis
Milew
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Will Logueas
Cumberland News
Philadelphia Frese
Yaaner
Pickapinny Jim
Aaid
Princeton Tiger
Ian
New York Weekly
Voice OF the Press
Margaret May
Dan
Maggie
Earth
WashineTox Star
Mandy
Kaze
Dawn
Royal Porcelain Factory
Bottger
Florence
Sevres
Paris
Johagneum Musee
William I
Proseia
Augustus the Strong
Meissen Alec
Saroo
France
America
Austria
Germany
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Dee
Constable
Weeesnstein
Lilienstein
Rbastel Bridge
News OF the
Toore
Middletown
Gardea
Northern Central Railroad
Newel
Davall
Wilder Davall
Third Street
Newell
Raxcarstom Demorton
Washington
Baltimore and Ohio
Bratees
Nat'l Bank
Frederick County National Bank OF Frederick
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ManyLaxp
Birely
John Simmons
Ware & I'S
Baka
South
Fayette B1
Postopfioa
Baltimore, MD
Builders and Contractors
Johnsville
William B. Blentlinger
C. C. Ausherman
Equity
Frederick Counts
David C. Winebrener
Frank L. Stoner
Daniel G Elaster
Lucie Ramsburg
Susie R. de Washmott
Elias E. Debashmatt
Douglass H. Hargett
Circuit Court
Frederick Co
Douglass H. Harge
West Third Street
Feeder Brick Works
S East Church
West Tai
Perrys Narcery Company
Rochester
Misdlawim
Mar
P. Malliaiz
Frederick City Hospital
George E. Rady
Daniel W. Sundsy
Martha Main
Braddock
George Main
Annie Silfer
Joshes Siifer
Bolivar
Silfer
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