Senate creates new committee chair for Senator Benson
A New York World excerpt criticizes the Senate for fast tracking a new committee and chair for Senator Benson of Minnesota, detailing costs including a $1,500 annual clerk salary and a $1,440 monthly salary for a clerk, and noting the room and staff setup. The piece contrasts optimism and disaster in San Francisco with immigration policy debates, arguing immigrants have consistently supported labor markets and national progress.
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Senate
New York World
Benson
Baeness
Con. Brqueros
Peace Movement in Russia Cited by Baltimore Star
Fragmentary note describes a peace movement in Russia and its reception in Baltimore amid a broader view of international sentiment. The garbled text mentions a great country and fashion of crer, offering little verifiable detail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russia
Baltimore
Fragmented OCR Teases Women’s Vote Debate
A damaged clipping hints at political contention over women’s suffrage. It notes Senator Bennett’s remorse for husbands and wives relations and cites England’s suffrage movement challenging the view that women cannot fight. The piece mocks opposition with metaphorical violence and political irony.
Whimsical Fragments From scattered society Snippets
A collage of humorous exchanges and notices from various cities recounts social quips about games crowds letters and public emblems. The brief items reference a ball game crowd mood a quarrel over a letter and a humorous paradox about the Chinese philosopher and the Liberty goddess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Lito
Washington Star
Public Fraud Critique of Proposed Food Inspection Amendment
A New York World piece attacks a Lorimer Wadsworth draft on agricultural oversight, denouncing the so called reform as a sham that would let packers dodge state and federal scrutiny. The Boston Transcript then urges preservation of natural and historic wonders to bolster tourism and regional prosperity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York World
Mesera
Lorimer Sod Wadsworth
Hours
Moments and visions from a traveling dreamscape
Excerpted prose and poetry echo Henry Vas Dyxe and O. Fox Suizu with vivid travel imageries of winds, ferries, fortresses, and hidden realms. A tangential product advertises Chamberlain's Salveox for sores, burns, eczema, and related conditions at A. B. Pearree's King Store.
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Morrule St
A. B. Pearre
King Store
Week's Probate Records From Courts For June 23 1906
Real estate transfers estates and marriages recorded in the Orphans Court and Probate Office for the week ending Wednesday June 23 1906. Entries include numerous property deeds mortgage filings and conveyances in Brunswick Exmiteburg and surrounding areas with amounts ranging from 1 to 6570 plus commissions. Carriage licenses issued or renewed and court accounts final readings and executors appointed with notices to creditors and appraisals noted.
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Cuerte
Sranaliba
Real Aetete
Baldsiph
Eagen
L Barke
Brunswick
William W. Wencer, Sr
Charles A. Both
Branswick
John W Gosahart
Harry
Hickmas
Budget of Bright Items in June’s Bright Bits
Brief items note events and notices including Pec-Msr opening tomorrow the longest day, excursions to Baltimore and Washington next Sunday, Joseph H Restauver of Middletown winning a patent for a dough mixer, and observations on learning. Also mentions improvements to a Slager Sewing Machine, hospital admissions, and an advertisement for Catarrh cures by F J Cheney Co referencing Hall’s Family Pills.
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Baltimore
Washington
Joseph H. Restauver
Middletown
F. J. Cheney & Co
Foledo
Obie
BF. J. Ceensy ,Co
Toledo
St Charles College holds commencement diploma award
Mgr Falconio awarded diplomas at St Charles College commencement. The will of U S Senator A P Gorman filed for probate in Elkott City. The Presbytery of Baltimore met at Cater sville church with 285 representatives. Twenty seven candidates for priestly orders ordained at Baltimore Cathedral. Mrs Sallie R Nixon dies in Atlantic City. Alton identified German killed by train wreck near Baltimore and Pocomac R R about 7 20 p m Monday. Governor Warfield absent from Washington College exercises under physician care. William Lee accused of assaults faces possible Baltimore trial. Rev Abraham B Darnbars resigns from German Baptist Missionary Board. Charles D Booyack appointed in his place. Addie Smith of Baltimore dies in Sumter Ga after visiting. mystery surrounds death. Bond posted for five men in case involving Edwin Colling and the Indian Springs negress Nottie. Special meeting of Western Maryland College trustees grants President Lewis a year’s leave to travel for health and research.
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Mgr. Falconio
St. Charles
Miram
Baltimore and Potomac Railroad Company
Warfield
Washington College
Chestertown
Belog
William Lee
Limarest County
Saltimore
Abraham B Darnbars
William Fenkhoener
J. Albers Fenkhauser
Frack Shirk
Edwin Colling
Indian Springs Negress
Nottie A
Social World Events Highlight West Virginia Gatherings
A June 14 Social World column describes a Mrs Mraod Mra and S A Thomas hosted party for their daughters Miss June and Miss Genevieve with a peanut hunt, games, swing dancing, and an ice cream cake reception. Also notes a wedding reception for Mr Roy Ramsburg at Willow Brook Mills with numerous guests and gifts, plus a Woodsboro Camp banquet of Washington Camp No 44 with attendees and speeches.
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Mra. S A Thomas
June
Genevieve
Sfr
Mrs. Thomas
Brent
Mary
Ethleen Sud Slesta
Ethleen Sud Slesta Thomas, Lucy Remsburg and Master Oscar Remsburg
Bucksystons
Peart
Eva
Daniel Thomas
Jessia Diller
Jamie Thomas
Adamstown
Maud
Carrie
Charia Stap
Fiorsoce
Edith Whipp
Bernies
Muargeres Myers
Nellie Hargett
Elia
Esiph Galler
Navin Walker
Delis
Lester Camermsan
Ralph
Nevis
Julia Johnson
Ghasres Ditter
Edding
Steiner W. Ramaburg
Roy
Ramsburg
Evrenleg
Jamaic
Willow Brook Mills
Brida
S. VW. Ramaberg
BR. E. Harper
Oslyin and Norris
San—sanville
H. P. Fahrney
Ety Fraderick
D. Grayson Burrier
Boward Burrier
Vergie Sroli
Welkers—ville
Willig Shosmaker
Dublic
Grayson Sponseller
Bira
Wm. Hnaizee
Barmont Grove
Earnest Harper
Loonat Pisin
Mies Alverda Crambaugh
Missouri
Milas Mary Bradly
Washington, D.C
Gass
Picking
Joan Weast
Minnis
Ramsberg
Unknown Friends Promote Cholera Remedy in Home Use
A Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy with spicocid claims wide household use. Testimonies are published by unknown friends to encourage keeping the remedy at home for diarrhoea and bowel troubles. Sold at A L Pearce's Drug Store.
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L. Pearze
Urae
M. F. Borrougaz
Sleijes
Ind
Chamberslain
Havice
Comrades Honor Their Dead as Hay Memorial Plans Begin
A meeting at the National Rifles Armory in Washington discussed establishing a substantial memorial to Col. Edwin B. Hay. A committee was formed to draft a national testimonial and organize a large mass meeting scheduled for next Monday night at the National Rifles Armory.
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National
Col
Edwin B. Hay
National Rifiea
Washington
Fribetea
Lays
N.r.’S
Bojoy
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