Ballinger and Ballinger Inquiry Reflections
The document and testimony center on Secretary of the Interior Ballinger and the congressional investigation. Editorials praise his integrity, noting the inquiry found no proof of wrongdoing and urging impartial verdicts despite partisan pressure. The piece cites the Washington Post and New York and Colorado reporting on Ballinger's conservation stance.
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R. A. Baliinger
Interior
Ballinger
Nath
Congress
Washington Post
Colorado
Pho Tribune
New ‘York
West
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Rel Evance
Cunningham
Secretary of the Interior
Land Office
Secreary of the
Committee of Investigation
Juna number article on figures and fun for women
A garbled item from Good Housekeeping praises improving figures and enjoying it. Fragments mention Jim Jettrles, two Baltimore boys misadventure, a large drum fish off Coreana Point New Jersey, and crime notes about hammer and tongs and a shooting of three Chinese men in New York. The almond-eyed Celestial heads home.
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Good Housekeeping Magazine
New York
Fragmented Baltimore papers praise guards and warn on cures
The clippings discuss militia readiness with General Warfield urging National Guard support and leave for Gettysburg. Maryland climate and markets are praised while eastern lands decline in value. The handwriting mentions profit from fake consumption cures and calls for science driven treatment. Baltimore Sun and American papers reflect varied views.
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Baltimore American
Warfield
National Guard
Gettysburg
Baltimore Sun
Maryland
Baltimore
Press miscellany links steel, dividends and price theories
The item surveys varied clippings from Louisville, Philadelphia, New York and Boston. It notes large dividend payouts by railroads and industrials, plus critique of a high cost of living report and the view that agricultural factors mainly drive price rises.
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Lising Beyont
New York Tribune
Cannes
Senator Lodge
Congress
Engineers Leave for Gettyeburn Maneuvering Ground
Engineers from the First Battalion of the U S Army Corps begin a long march from Washington toward Gettysburg for June 30 arrival. Captain Orwell leads Major Waterhouse and field officers with 27 horses and 40 packs. many men walk as trek ends. Prison work proposal argued by Judge Keedy and Justice Hartle to make jail inmates toil on public roads for county revenue.
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Engineers
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Fair Grounde
Gettybourg
Warhington
Orwell
Waterhouse
Medical Corps
Meutenante Park
Hall and
Engineer Corps
Washington
M. K. Keedy
Elias B. Hartle
Hagerstown
Justice Hartle
Crothers
Reformed Reunion Looks to Pen-Nor July Outing
The twenty first annual reunion of the Reformed churchers will be held Thursday July 14 at Pen-Nor. Rev E PF What D D of York, former pastor of the first Reformed Church Philadelphia, will deliver the oration. Braddock Eights Band will lead music and All-College Hour will present another entertaining program for thousands of Reformeds and friends.
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Be. PF. What
D. D
York
First Reformed Church
Philadelphia
Braddock
Maryland State Teachers Association Meeting Opens Ocean City
The forty third annual State Teachers Association meeting starts at Ocean City this evening and runs through Friday. Indications point to large attendance with an unusually attractive program. Official meetings occur morning and evening Wednesday and Thursday with three concurrent sessions on rural schools town and city sections and high schools.
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State
Ocean City
Levery
Severnd
Iid
City
Aghoola
City Council and Telephone Franchises in Hagerstown
The Hagerstown city council failed to reach an agreement with Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Company on a supplementary underground wiring franchise. Mayor Scott called the firm a monopoly and urged city regulation and a pledge not to raise rates before granting the franchise.
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Hagerstown
Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Company
Scott
Juror Struggles with Small Jury Box in Baltimore Case
A Baltimore stock market note reports a juror from New Jersey named Unullian, thirty, seated in a Pittsburgh criminal court. Huffman, weighing 485 pounds, can only fit by pairing two chairs, leaving the chats too small for him. The story notes the unusual seating arrangement and its discomfort.
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N. J. Unullian
Pittsburg
When Our Teddy Goeth Visiting in Europe
A humorous poem dated 1910 by Clara V. Mott imagines Theodore Roosevelt touring Europe. It humorously notes reception by princes in Cairo and royal circles, with lines about various nations and personalities from the era. The verse blends playful mock praise and political satire amid a foreign tour context.
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Europe
Egypt
Cairo
Teddy Goth
Cuit
Goeth
Alu
Papa
Teddy Goeth
Norway
Holland
Wilhelm
Bridge at Keedynville Replaces Dangerous Wooden Crossing
The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company completed a new iron bridge over Antietam Creek at Keedynville, replacing a dangerous old wooden structure. Workers had labored six months on a 110 foot long span that sits 90 feet above the water.
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Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company
Acrova Antietam Creek
Keedynville
Arrivals at Hotel Braddock Show Weekend Activity
Forty new arrivals checked in at Hotel Braddock Braddock Heights on Saturday and about fifty more on Sunday. Fourteen automobile parties stopped at the hotel during Sunday visits.
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Hotel Braddock
Braddock
Licenses Required to Purchase Distillery Liquor
Attorney General Straus states that buyers of liquor or a distillery stack must obtain licenses under state law to possess the liquors they purchase. The opinion is addressed to State's Attorney Willard.
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Willard
Straus
Frederick market prices from farmers exchange June 28 2010
Quotations furnished show grain and hay prices in Frederick County. Wheat No 2 red 0.96 per bushel. corn 3.50 per bushel. rye 0.60 per bushel. oats 0.48 to 0.52 per bushel. hay Timothy 18 to 19 per ton. No 2 Timothy 17 to 18. No 1 Mixed 17 to 18. Clover 16 to 17. hay not graded 18 per ton. flour winter wheat 5.60 to 6.10. spring 6.50 to 6.75. potatoes 4.00 to 4.50 per bushel. bran 23 per ton. middlings 28 per ton. red dog 2.20 to 2.30 per sack. dairy feeds 23 to 24 per ton. cotton seed meal 24 to 36. Timothy seed 2.25 per bushel. clover 3.0 to 3.3 per bushel.
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Timothy
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