Farmers League of Maryland organized to promote agriculture
A Maryland farmers groups organizes the Farmers League of Maryland in Baltimore. The body aims to advance agriculture through discussion, practical advice, and publicizing successful farming methods. It will lobby for beneficial legislation and monitor public officials. Members include delegates from clubs granges and livestock groups.
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Farmers’ League of
Maryland
Baltimore
League
Farmers’ Club
Grange
Dlive Stock Association
Congress of the United States
Teague
Frederick Comnty
Farmers to form clubs for Maryland League representation
A new organization envisions farmers uniting to form clubs and gain representation in the Farm era League of Maryland. The plan suggests collective action to advance agricultural interests and coordinated advocacy.
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Farmera’ League of Maryland
City notes and editorials from Maryland papers
A collection mentions the Hagerstown mayor vetoing a franchise ordinance and comments on term limits. Other items cover church canons on marriage and divorce, and public health efforts against mosquitoes led by Heath Commissioner Bosley urging private action and oiling stagnant waters. Winchester Mayor Barton endorses citizen cooperation.
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Protestant Episcopal Church
Hagerstown Herald
Heath
Bosley
Barton
Winchester
Baltimore News
Merriness Minutes and Fragments of Jokes
A collage of cartoonish snippets from newspapers and jokes about Jenkins Nell Belle and Jim Jackson. Quips touch on marriage reform money mischief and a teacher’s report card with light digs at arithmetic spelling and history.
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Nell
Belle
Philadelphia Record
Perfaggor
Anid
Cuusin
Atlanta Constitution
The Cost of Crime and U S Economic Strength
The Anaconda Standard highlights the annual cost of crime to the United States, estimating near two billion dollars including taxation and criminal income, with potential rise from losses of life labor and property. It also notes American silk and oil leadership, copper output, and export totals in the early 1900s. The piece underlines broad societal and economic stakes.
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United States
Authority of
Congress
A Good Medicine for Cough Remedy Ad
Druggists praise Chamberlain's Cough Remedy and report using it in their families. J Goldsmith of Van Etten New York says he has sold it five years with complete satisfaction. He uses it for ordinary coughs colds and post influenza coughs in his own home and recommends it. Sold by A L Pearre.
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J. Goldsmith
Van
Fire destroys stables. boys suspected of starting blaze
Yesterday afternoon a fire consumed the stables of Mrs. A. J. DeLashmott and Mrs. Peter Baer, with a sleigh and harness burned and the back of a house damaged little. Firefighters saved nearby residences. No horses were on the premises. Two boys playing in the stable are suspected. A false alarm sounded later on East Patrick street.
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A. J. DeLashmutt
Peter Baer
Iso Suadly
Alu
Moments with the Murk and Garden of Love
A poetic fragment from Virginia Fudge Boyne and Lucy Morus presents a nocturnal garden reverie. The speaker searches scented paths for love amid perfumes, moonlight, moths, and lilies, ultimately affirming love resides only in the heart.
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Virginia Fudge Boyne
Harper's
Lucy Morus
Tax rates and local incidents reported in Caroline and surrounding counties
The column notes tax rates for Caroline, Sharpsburg, and Allegany counties with increases and fixes for 1901. It reports Sheriff Schwatka reading a death warrant for John F. Butler and a forthcoming new trial for Mary B. Jackson in a poisoning case. It mentions a Baltimore couple found dead, Ocean City’s promising season due to new cottages, and the Curtis Bay incident involving Fannie Watson hurt by a Black assailant, with William Miles arrested and held for safekeeping.
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Caroline County
Sharpsburg
Washington County
Allegany County
Schwatka
Baltimore
John F. Butler
Mary EB. Jackson
William Jackson
John G. H. Borderling
West Conway Street
John Borcherling
Ocean City
Miga Fannie B. Watson
George W. Wat
Curtis Bay
Curtis Bay Line
William Miles
Southern Police Station
Carroll County Tax Levy Outlines Current Year Rates
Carroll County Commissioners set the annual levy with state purposes at 17 cents per $100 and county purposes at 45 cents, covering schools courts almshouse pensions and related costs. Road taxes by district include Taneytown 15, Uniontown 10, Myers 9, Woollerys 5, Freedom 17, Manchester 12, Westminster 1, Hampstead 16, Franklin 15, Middlebury 10, New Windsor 5, Union Bridge 12, Mount Airy 1 cent.
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Carroll County
Taneytown
Uniontown
Myers
Woollerys
Freedom
Manchester
Westminster
Hampstead
Franklin
Middlebury
New Windsor
Union Bridge
Mount Airy
Foxes Ravage Spring Chickens In Carroll County
A fox attack in Woolerys district Carroll county killed 24 of 30 Orphans court chicks led by Judge L Calvin Jordan and carried away six. D W Myles near Carrollton lost 115 of 175 birds after tracking the fox to its den and destroying it. Mrs George Houck also lost 40 birds in one night.
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Woolerys
Carroll County
L. Calvin Jordan
Orphans’ Court
Theother
D. W. Myles
Carrollton
George Houck
Templars to Hold Triennial Conclave in Louisville
Right Eminent Sire C C Isaacs and Graham Dukehart of Baltimore closed space contracts for the Grand Commandery of Maryland for the 25th Triennial Conclave to be held in Louisville the fourth week of August at the Galt House. Maryland Commandery No.1 and two Baltimore commanderies will also attend. A $100000 entertainment fund funds a program featuring public worship, a large parade, and a series of dramatic attractions including a horse display at Churchill Downs and a grand ball at Confederate Hall attended by Knights and ladies.
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LousvilLe
C. C. Isaacs
Graham Dukehart
Baaltimore
Knighte Templara
Maryland
Louisville
Old Lane
Galt House
Dukehart
Maryland Commandery
No. 1
Baltimore
Falls City
Monumental
Wll
Army of
J. O. W. Coxe
Washington
San Francisco
Crack Templar
Churchill Downs
Ohio River
Confederate Hall
Kentucky Commanderies
Masonic Widows and Orphans’ Home
United States
McKinley
Sohley
Glorious Fourth Promises Public Festivity
Brief bits report various local notes on holidays and schedules. The county school commissioner will convene Monday and Tuesday, the Board of Appeals meets at the City Register's office next week, and mill leases and pensions are recorded.
Market Gossip Reports Summer Prices and Stocks
The piece notes abundant summer goods with steady demand and rising prices for poultry and produce. It cites Allen Grambine and a Texas link, plus broad market observations on stock, bond, and railroad activity, with Wheat prices and futures showing quieting after July expectations and noted harvest prospects across Kansas and Oklahoma.
Weekly Review of Trade Stocks and Bonds Summary
Baltimore June 21 market highlights focus on Seaboard issues with preferred up to 54 and common near 31. bonds at 851.7. United Railways 4s strong. rumors on Perin retirement. Various railroad and street railway bonds show mixed gains. Nashville and Maryland stocks move on court decision and shifts in trust issues. Bradstreet’s New York reports sustained strength in some lines and improved crop outlook despite rain in the South Atlantic States.
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Texas
Northwest
New York
St. Paul
Missouri Pacifics
United States
Witte
Germany
Baltimore
Seaboard
Pennsylvania
J. Pierpont Morgan
Seaboards
Williams
United Railways
Perin
Carolina Central
Georgia, Carolina & Northern
Georgia & Alabama
Lexington
Norfolk Railway & Light
City & Suburban
Washington
Nashville Railway
Nashville
Maryland Casualty
United States Fidelity
Fidelity & Deposit
Internationtal
Continental
Maryland
Fidelity
Canton Company
Citizen’s
Commerce
Old Townatl
Townsend Scott É& Son
Bradstreet's
Bradstreet’s Today
South Atlantic
Glover Plans 25 Mile Tolchester Swim
William J. Glover of Baltimore aims to swim 25 miles from Tolchester Beach to River View Park on June 25 starting at 4 a.m. He will be rowed by his father and others, eat and sleep only if ill, and train with vigorous drills to build wind. Glover is a noted East Baltimore swimmer.
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William J. Glover
Baltimore
Tolchester Beach
River View Park
Wm. J. Glover, Jr
Poc
Dooo
Glover
Fell’s Point
Boston Streat
Montford Avenue
Sparrows Point
The Merry Summer Time Is Here
A fragmented verse recalls summer joys and urban scenes. It notes daisies on the plains and fleeting ice, compares a crowded car to a wreck, and ends with a call to join a distant echoed refrain as the season returns.
An Old Fashioned Fair at Trinity Church
The Trinity Methodist Episcopal Church South held an old fashioned fair last evening in Masonic Building Frederick. The event featured decorated rooms, china displays, lace work, pin cushions, and baskets for sale along with ices cakes candy and lemonade. A fish pond drew children and the fair continues tonight with broad public interest.
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Trinity Methodist Episcopal Church
South
Masonic Building
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