Public desire for fair Maryland senatorial primaries
A discussion outlines proposed statewide Maryland senatorial primaries with a temporary commission to oversee fairness. It suggests date setting uniform across counties, appointment of judges and clerks, ballot design, and candidate listing with primary costs covered by deposits. The piece argues the people should name the Senators.
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United States
Bearyland
Montgomery
United States Senate
Sli
Maryland
Fragmented editorial notes on crime policy and local politics
The text critiques swift justice in child stealing cases and a proposed packing data stamp, while noting the death of William T. Master and a change in Baltimore city administration. It references the Brith Government and local officials and hints at a new city chief appointed after Master’s resignation.
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Barton
Baltimore American
Balsimore
Maryland’s Governor Praised in National Regard
The Cumberland Times notes Maryland’s Governor has earned national commendation for a stable, practical administration. The piece highlights his clear headed leadership and steady adherence to principle, praising his handling of important matters and the state’s esteemed position.
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Maryland
United States Senate
Affsira
Haltimore Sen
Fragmented urban vignettes mix in gossip and crime notes
A collage of brief, overheard conversations and clipped reports recalls social chatter and a late afternoon poolroom attack. Mentions include Mrs Wadkins and a singer's memory, race prejudice in Chicago, Toledo incident, and various newspaper snippets.
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Muggins
Jorkins
Toledo
American Spectator
Statehood settlement praised by presses and leaders
The Washington Post lauds the conference agreement permitting separate votes on statehood for Arizona and New Mexico, noting it protects territorial rights and avoids forced statehood. It credits Senator Beveridge and Speaker Cannon, and calls the settlement a prudent step despite earlier delays.
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Washington Post
Arizioa
New Mexico
New Bexteo
Arizous
Missouri
Cannon
Senate
Arizona
Hanus
Sines
Beveridge
Bss
Oklahoma
Indian Territory
Bose
Commonwealth
Senate Snd
Bso
Moments With The Muse And Prairie Wildflowers
A compilation of poetical verses describing twilight, sea winds, fisher folk, and childlike eyes peering into darkness. It contrasts ocean storms with a cottage window scene and shifts to prairie imagery of blooming daisies, sailing ships, bees, and seasonal winds.
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Ologe
Ewing
Walt
Roosevelt Orders Canal Debates Split Over Lock or Sea
A U S senate vote of 36 to unspecified indicates a split over building a lock canal versus a sea level route. President and engineers back a lock design while many European allies favor sea level. debate continues as officials push construction and press for canal control.
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Atieneos
Jock Canetiz
Panama
Senate
Panama Canal
Jezisia
Katte
Emzineer Stevens
F 1 Commission
United Wes Senate
Itc
Battle Monument Unveiled in Red Bank War Memory
A large crowd gathered for the unveiling of a battle monument at Red Bank marking the old fort site. A ceremonial pageant featured Colonial troops and regulars with uniforms in red white and blue. Officials and veterans led a hollow square salute as the monument and life sized figures were revealed amid parade music and civic speakers.
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Enor
Nsus
Red Bank
Merets
Wien
Uia Andrews
Yoraperr
Parry
Ma Jormey O'Malley
Lewis Stimitrvine Feld Laaxue Islavd
Craig
Stati
Barre
Unknown Friends Praise Chamberisin’s Coke Remedy
Readers share their positive experiences with Chamberisin’s Coke Cholers and Diarrhoea Remeds, noting its household value and broad use for diarrhoea and bowel trouble. Sold at Pearves Store.
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Chamberisin
At & L. Pearves
Levy Details and County Expenses for 1906 Tax
Recapitulation of the county levy fixed by the county commissioners for 1906. Items include sheriff salary and accounts, jurors, public roads, roads and bridges, state tax, school commissioners, per diem, and miscellaneous county expenses totaling 59.00 mills on the dollar with numerous line items for offices and services.
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Ocfiina Graves
Laggateitions
Covaoty Woyor
Orientt Coors
New Pablo Roads
Texea
Estor
Maryland
Evsane
BpringGeld
Mt Hope Re
Fedex
Correc
Tanemen
Apts
Charles T. Young Residence and Office Address Note
Fragmentary OCR shows Charles T. Young with an office address in Frederic Maryland at Central National Bank Building Room 6 and a Phobos-Osco 525 residence number 105. Details are incomplete.
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Charles T
Young
Gfice
Central National Bank
Frederic, Md
Phobos
Oisco
Fadawiy
Frederickson
Jaz
Hamilton
Gramer & Stader
West South Street
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