Maryland Dental Examiners Board Founded in 1884
The Maryland State Board of Dental Examiners, established in 1884, governs public dental practice. Reforms in 1896 expanded the board to nine ballot-selected dentists, with six appointed by the Governor from that list. The semiannual meeting in Frederick May 13 examined 31 applicants and noted notable leadership.
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Maryland
Maryland Dental Association
Dental Board
E. P. Kuch
Baltimore
Edward Nelson
Frederick
A. B. King
A.C. McCurdy
Towson
Richard Grady
8. M. Field
J. G. Henisler
Tion
Kentucky Democrats Falter In Convention Disorder
Louisville June 24 The Kentucky Democratic state convention ends a third day in disorder with no substantial business. Credentials debate delayed by unseated attendees. Hardin faction blames Stone-Goebel sympathizers while others deny packing. Today expected to resume work. Hardin may benefit. Walcott Defeats Creenon in 20 round New York bout.
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Louisville
Committee On
Stone- Goebel
Hardin
Walcott
Creenon
New York
Joe Walcott
Dan Creedon
New Broadway Athhletic Club
Johnny White
Longest Beard Claim Surpassed by Langseth’s 7.5 Foot Facial Hair
Hans N Langseth of Kunsett Iowa, a 51 year old farmer, grows a beard for 23 years reaching seven and a half feet. The News had once shown Samuel Hamaker of Manheim Pennsylvania as the beard record holder. The photo confirms Langseth as the new record holder.
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Hans N. Langseth
Samuel Hamaker
Manheim
Mr. Hamaker
Kunsett
Iowa
Mr. Langsuth
An Excellent Combination. The California Fig Syrup Co.
Beneficial laxative syrup marketed as a pleasant tasting remedy for cleansing the system. Claims to relieve colds headaches fevers and constipation by combining senna and janis like ingredients. Advertises nationwide distribution with prices and outlets in San Francisco Louisville and New York.
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Calliorsia Fie Syrer
Tein
Senna
Janis
California Fig Syrup CO
San Francisco
Cal
Louisville
York
Loubet Chooses New Advisers Amid Cabinet Strife
Paris June 24 The first cabinet meeting under President Loubet set general lines for a government declaration to be issued Monday. The war minister urged transferring officers for “indulging in manifestations unbecoming soldiers” as Radical Socialists promise support if the republic is defended.
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Paris
Elysee Palace
Loubet
Marquis de Gallifet
M. Charles Camille Pelletan
Aix
Circonscription
General de Galiifet
Chamber of Deputies
Mercier
Gonse
de Peilleux
Dreyfus
The
Temps
M. de Blowitz
London Times
France
Young Churchill Nominated for Oldham Parliament Seat
June 24 Lieutenant Wins ton Leonard Spencer Churchill eldest son of Lord Randolph Churchill who married Jennie Jerome of New York City has been selected as parliamentary candidate for Oldham in the Conservative interest to replace the late Mr. Robert Ascroft.
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Churchill
Winston Leonard Spencer Churchill
Lord Randolph Church I
Jennie Jerome
New York City
Oldham
Robert Ascroft
A Soldier's Complaint From the Philippine Front
Hugh D. McCoshan, veteran of Company H, First South Lakeota volunteer Infantry, writes from Manila about fever and sickness among his regiment. He notes 108 men sent to the front with 30 failing to reach depot, many fainting, and 28 or 30 arriving at San Fernando in worse condition. He cites hospital records showing 103 degree temperatures and compares with other regiments' fates.
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Chicago
Chronicle
Musinetta
Wis
Hugh D. McCoshan
South Lakeota
Philipines
Manila
Ty Joseph Layrman
San Isonndo
Dean
MacAlihair
Patterway
Sine
San Fernando
Oscar G Murray Receivership Celebrates 52nd Birthday
Oscar G Murray one of the receivers of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad marked his fifty second birthday. A renowned railroad man born May 20 1847 in Bridgeport Connecticut he built his career from a Galveston Texas ticket agent to general freight and passenger agent of several lines and rose to senior roles including first vice president of B and O and co receiver with John K Cowen.
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Oscar G. Murray
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Murray
Bridgeport
Conn
Albany
N. Y
Galveston
Texas
Mr. Murray
Baltimore and Ohio
Orland Smith
John K. Cowen
Myersville pastor Rev G J Roudabush served Virginia and Maryland
Rev G J Roudabush born in Seville Virginia in 1546 entered the ministry in 1875 and served several Virginia charges before moving to Maryland. He was transferred from Dayton to Thurmont and later to Boonsboro, elected presiding elder, and twice chosen as Maryland conference delegate. The piece notes his Myersville assignment and includes a separate train accident report involving William Eyre and Dora J Plane in Taunton Massachusetts with witnesses describing the incident.
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G. J. Roudabush
United Brethren
Myersville
Seville
Madison County
Virginia
Elkton
Lacey Spring
Augusta
Dayton
Thurmont
Boonsboro
Washington County
Maryland
Middletown
Roosevelt visiting Kansas amid Rough Riders salute
Governor Roosevelt's Kansas visit draws large crowds from Hutchinson to Topeka as he praises army reorganization, greets old Rough Riders, and envisions New York municipal interests. He jokes with Parker and Day, recalling San Juan battles, while Kansans cheer and pledge support.
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Schweitzer
Roosevelt
Schweizer
Captain Day
Knoblach
Goodrich
Ferguson
Fred
Tuan
Lawrence
Topeka
Lis
Parker
San Juan
Jim
Draconus Parker
United States
Funston
Maine Memorial Chapel Planned at Naval Academy
Plans by Ernest Flagg for a monument to the Maine victims at Annapolis include a domed quatrefoil chapel on the highest grounds. Foundations 100 feet square, dome 150 feet high, with the inscription To the Glory of God In Memory of The U.S. Ship Maine and Its Crew. Congress has funded $1.6 million and more than $4 million is eyed for further urgent improvements.
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Annapolis
Ernest Flagg
Maine
U.S. St. Maine
Havana Harbor
Congress
Woman Kills Husband Over Snoring in New York Hotel
Harvey Itliihey, 36, a Madison Square Garden ticket seller, was stabbed in his room at the Garden hotel. His wife, described as refined and believed insane, allegedly confessed to slitting his throat because he snored and disturbed her. Magistrate Cornell ordered further examination while coroner Ramsey noted the wife’s two days of despondency.
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New York
Cornell
Bausch Ramsey
Aguinaldo Commands Largest Rebel Force Yet Mobilized
Aguinaldo has seized command of General Luna's army and drawn 2000 troops from Antipolo, increasing rebel strength near San Fernando. His forces wounded two Seventeenth regiment members, as MacArthur's troops stay on alert for further attacks. Rail traffic between Manila and San Fernando resumes after bridge repairs.
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Manila
Aguinaldo
San Fernando
General Luna
Antipolo
Seventeenth Regiment
MacArthur
Warlike Transvaal Armaments Rise In Orange Free State
The Orange Free State volksraad voted £9,870 to increase artillery tents and military supplies. It adopted Mauser rifles as the national weapon and allocated £22,500 for ammunition plus £39,950 for other war material. Trade with Cape Town and Johannesburg was at a standstill. Germans sympathetic to the Transvaal urged intervention. The Doris cruiser, under Admiral Sir Hastings Harris, left Simonstown for the west coast.
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Orange Free State
Bloemfontein
Volksraad
Cape Town
Johannesburg
Transvaal
Germany
Pretoria
Doris
Sir Robert Hastings Harris
Cape of Good Hos
Simons Bay
West
New Jersey Farmers Testify Optimism Before Industrial Commission
Wanniden June 24 Richman Coles of Salem county told the Industrial Commission New Jersey farmers lack special common problems yet foresee potential improvement. Prices for outputs fall while farmhand wages rise. 20 year farm value in his area dropped about 15 percent, less severe than product prices. He blamed Western and Southern competition and urged a farm product tariff. Samuel B. Ketcham echoed doubt that demand will soon meet supply, noting past quarter profits and price declines. He warned higher population may not offset lower farm returns and that gains in production may not be as rapid as before.
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Industrial Commission
Wanniden
Samuel B. Ketcham
New Jersey
Firmair Oan
United States
Sikely
Facra
Henry B Plant dead founder of transit system
Henry B Plant, president of Plant Investment Company, founder of the Florida rail and hotel network and Tampa to Havana steamship line, died suddenly in New York. Born Branford Conn Oct 15 1819 he rose from New Haven Steamboat to organize Southern Express and lead the Plant system. His vast interests will be managed by his namesake corporation.
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New York
Henry B. Plant
Plant Investment Company
Florida
Tampa
Havana
Mr. Plant
Branford
Conn
Washington
Andre
Plant
New Haven Steamboat Company
Adams Express Company
Southern Division
Southern Express Company
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State Board OF Dental Examiners
Drew Edward Nelson
A. C. McCurdy
William T. Kelley
B. King
J. BE. Henisler
Kentucky
Democrats
Hood
John N. Clary
Buckeystown
Lewistown
South St. City
Walkersville
F.G. Thomas & Son
Patrick St. Frederick
Spriddaewly
Irving S. Biser
Fira Insurance
Oolice
W. Church St. Frederick, Md
Marivdiy
Ernest Helfenstein
W. Patrick St
Frederick, Md
Niewarsa Perrachive
Social Bist
Kiel
Taunton
Mass
William E Yiel
Dora J
Ynstants
Reston
Portland
Saz O
Rough Riders
Hepreses
Kansan
Fanston
Fils Toros
Hutchinson
Kan
Carrollton
Knife and Fork Club
Kansas City
Colton
England
Jones
Bovard
Missouri Republican Club
Cleaveland
Trumbull W. Cleaveland
Cty
Violet Irene Carhart
Odore Roosevelt
Talis
NEW Jersey Farmers
Lampassas
Tex
T. J. Lloyd
Miss Childers
Cand
Alger
Detroit
Pingree
Pittsburg
Boston
Cincinnati
Cincinnat
Cleveland
AL Leneulls
Brook
Philadelphia
Wilkesbarre
Peranton
T. Sen
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