Intercollegiate Rowing Regatta Off Hudson River Poughkeepsie
Great Annual Intercollegiate Rowing Regatta on the Hudson River off Poughkeepsie carries winning crews clocking tight times while political turmoil continues. Primary election date disputes pit Democratic and Republican leaders Hanna and Vandiver, with rulings pending on voter affiliations and convention delegate assessments.
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Hudson River
Poughkeepsie
N. Y
Cornel
Bnudson
Pouglkeepsie
Cornell
Courtney
Ithaca
Columbia University
Two Gillis Daughters Struck by Lightning in Farm District
May and Estelle Gillis aged 12 and 11 daughters of farmer Joseph K Gills were struck by lightning during a thunderstorm this week. They were knocked down, unconscious and burned but both are believed to be recovering fully.
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May
Estelle Gillis
Joseph K. Gills
Insane Patients Brought to City From Montgomery County
Alfred Mathews and Kanry Butler, described as colored, were brought to the city last evening by Sheriff Weitt and taken to Montevue Hospital for care.
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Alfred Mathews
Kanry Butler
Montgomery County
Sher Weitt
Montevue Hospital
Million Patents In Century Highlighting Yankee Ingenuity
The article notes the anticipated issue of Patent No. SAH10000 within weeks, marking a millionth patent in about 11 years. It recalls Samuel Hopkins as the first patent recipient in 1790 and describes early patent practices under Presidents and Cabinets, plus Commissioner Edward Moore’s views on the milestone.
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Edward 2
Moore
Samuel Hopkins
Thomas Jefferson
Bemp Tully
Primaries in Annapolis Choose Delegates for Municipal Ballot
Democrats and Republicans held primaries in Annapolis to elect delegates for the noon today convention. The July 10 municipal election will decide Mayor, Counsellor, and two Aldermen per ward. The Democratic slate led by Mayor James F. Strange is expected to renominate the present board amid a court deferral of a voting rights challenge.
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Hanna
Vandiver
Republican Committee
Straus
Somerset County
Frank Gladden
Gladden
Annapolis
Penarty
James F. Strange
Third Ward
Morris
United States District Court
Baltimore
Oit
Anne Aruiadel County
Mehin
Quest Lions
Hauver Joins Frederick Nine Boosting Pitching Strength
Hauver will strengthen Frederick's pitching by joining the team. A former St Johns College player from Myersville, he may also bat and will likely officiate at the firms line. He has joined the YMCA and debuts Monday, with several veterans contemplating a return as practice is set for tomorrow night at the field.
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Hauver
M. C. Frederick
St. Johns College
Wheeler
Myersville
Haver
Frederick
YMCA
Veteran Charles Murray Visits Antietam Battlefield Remnant Memory
Charles Murray of Cowase, a Civil War veteran, with his wife, retraced the Antietam battlefield where wounds nearly ended his life. They sought the exact spot where the clash raged a century ago, hoping to locate the place of his near fatal injury and the wartime ambulance rescue.
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Charles Murray
Cowase
Atietam Bau Hefield
Walt
Ambulance Corps
Mr Maufray
Stessnab Aedlis Searen
Wheat hoax spurs government inquiry into mummy wheat claim
Officials from the Department of Agriculture, Washington, probe reports that wheat grains allegedly recovered from Egyptian tombs and planted by farmers germinated after a thousand years. The repeated mummy wheat tale, once seen as a joke, persists yearly, with no revived grains after a decade.
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Department of Agriculture
Washington
Greyley, Col
Mark A. Warleton
Carleton
Trare Hing
One Child Enough Says Schreiner On Women Labor
Olive Schreiner argues in Woman and Labor that one child per family suffices and a woman should earn her living. She claims female parasitism ends nations and urges women to join the workforce or risk decay, citing Paris New York Rome and Athens. Also notes July 12 meeting of the Vermont Oyster Association and a public pier project for tidewater residents.
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Olive Schreiner
America
Paris
New York
Greece
Rome
Assyria
Motherhodd
Venvland Oyster
Tidewater
Saci
Maryland Pharmacists Gather for Annual Session
The Maryland Pharmaceutical Association met at Blue Mountain house with President Charles Morgan urging consolidation of committees on adulteration and pharmacy and on law and ethics to shorten sessions and boost year round work. E R Stahmer reported growing membership and backed a five hundred member slogan. Lajman F Kehler of the Department of Pure Food and Drugs spoke on eradicating habit forming drug sales. William C Powell noted increased pharmacy board passage due to better education. A Maryland-record room in Annapolis was proposed to store board records and accommodate 100 applicants.
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Ihe
Maryland Pharmaceutical Association
Blue Mountain House
Charles Morgan
E. R. Stahmer
E ‘Merton Hall
Lajman F. Kehler
Government
Department of Pure Food and Drugs
Board of Pharmacy
William C. Powell
Pharmacy Board
Maryland
Commonwealth
Annapolis
Wins Fight For Life
Newark reader James B. Mer shun reports recovery after eight months of illness. He credits Dr Kings New Discovery for stopping lung hemorrhages and weakness, noting a dramatic improvement after starting treatment three weeks ago in a life saving effort. Trial bottle offered free by Pearves Pharmacy.
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James B. Mershun
Newark
Pearves Pharmacy
Notes of News from the State Yesterday and Today
Maryland items report a new Rockville High School principal and a barn destroyed by lightning near Wheaton in Montgomery County. Other notes include governors and officials, hospital deaths, embezzlement charges, legislative discussions, a Baltimore business death, church calls, a public health degree at Harvard, agriculture talks, land disputes near Salisbury, a fatal B and O crash near Tunnelton, eye injury in Edgemont, a reduced peach crop forecast in the South Mountain belt, civic waste paper drives in Hagerstown, and a Funkstown collision injuring May Schilling.
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W. GO. Culver
Wheaton
Montgomery County
Crusitis
Daleimore
Worcester County
Jennie A. Neusbaum
New Windsor
University Hospital
Charles S Hilton
Clarksburg
Maryland Pharmaceutical Association
Blue Mountain House
Joseph R. Foard
Baltimore
Hopkins Hospital
G. R. Williams
St. Paul's Methodist Episcopal Church
Oakland
Chattanooga
Tenn
Edward B Beasley
Harvard
Maryland State Teachers’ Association
Braddock Heights
Salisbury
Baltimore, Chesapeake and Atlantic Railway Company
John Ryan
Baltimore and Ohio
Grafton
Tunnelton
Ryan
W. D. Myers
Edgemont
Joseph D. Wolfinger
Smithsburg
Washington County
South Mountain Belt
Civic League
Hagerstown
Doan's Kidney Pills Endorsed by Frederick Citizen
Frederick resident George W. Poole testifies that Doan's Kidney Pills relieved his kidney weakness and irregular secretions years ago and that the cure remained permanent. He praises the remedy and notes its availability at J W Harner's Drug Store for 50 cents. Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY sells them nationally.
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Frederick
Dean
George W. Poole
East Street
Dbean
J W Harner
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
New York
United States
Doan
Funeral procession accident injures mourner in Washington
Mrs Fred W Page, a long time Montgomery County resident, was hurt when a carriage team drawing a funeral procession bolted after a fright. The incident occurred near Washington as friends of the late Mrs Breima L Cooper gathered for the service on Mart land avenue northeast.
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Fred W Page
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News OF the
Charles G. Myers
Rockvile High School
May Schilling
Funkstown
Miss Schilling
London
Walter Luther Dodge & Co
Chicago
W. Patrick St
Frederick, Md
Mutual Insurance Co
Frederick County
North Market St
FAA Harper Kentucky Whiskey
Louis Otte
Footer’s
Footer
Footer’s Dye Works
Cumberland
Kate Gittinger
East Patrick Street
Brerive
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