State Bureau of Immigration Drives Maryland Farm Growth
The Maryland State Bureau of Immigration, led by August F. Traps2, has promoted extensive farm sales and attracted capital and experienced farmers to the state. Critics call it a real estate agency, but supporters say it boosts agricultural output, land value, and overall economic development across Maryland, especially in the Western region and Eastern Shore.
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Maryland
State Bureau
Immigra
Flac
United States
Tha
Buseau
August F. Traps2
Baltimore
Bureau of Tammigration
Fragmented 1900s Press Snippets on Society and Crime
The passage surveys sensational coverage in Baltimore News and omits details on a foal murder in New York while noting how papers of the day echo accounts of President McKinley’s assassination. It critiques public interest in dissolute life and social intrigues of celebrities and the Thaw case.
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New York
B McKinley
Eceb
Oomberlard Times
MINUTES OF MERRINESS AND VIGNETTES OF WIT
A collage of quick quotes and quips about weddings judges sentences autos and fortunes. The notes poke fun at misheard lines and social mishaps with brief jests from various papers. The piece captures the era’s playful chatter and humor through short exchanges.
Battle between money and merits in public justice
The piece argues President Roosevelt will push sweeping prosecutions against Standard Oil, condemning the power of banks, railroads, and oil magnates as a decisive influence on politics and justice. It cites cases in Sioux Falls and New York to claim courts favor wealth, urging public opinion to force equal justice.
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Gage
Hattle
Vom
Yor Evening Post
Roosevelt
Standard Oil Company
Roossvelt
Ouakady
New York
Renfman
Sioux Falls
Gir
Moments With The Mese and Other Verses
A nostalgic vaudeville style page features poems about summer, daisies, and sun after six months of gray skies, followed by a poem about drinking and tempers, then a sales note praising Chamberlain's Salve for various skin and eye ailments with a 25 cent price at A. L. Pearre's rag Store.
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A. L. Pearre
Contemporary Comment on Thaw and Rail Safety Reform
The Baltimore American notes Harry Thaw and his pistol have stirred more muckraking than writers combined, while Secretary Moody pushes a railroad safety law to compel compliance with required appliances. The piece casts the enforcement drive as a key element of the new era in law enforcement.
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Harry Thaw
Baltimore American
Moody
Sto
Summer Leisure and Picnic Cheer Across Braddock Town
In a breezy reminiscence, the writer fondly recalls Sunday routines, local church events, and summer gatherings in Braddock and surrounding areas. She notes picnics on the Heights, a Baptist Sunday school outing, and a hospital charity drive, all amid anticipation for Fourth of July celebrations, dances, and long summer days. The piece evokes community life, church activity, and the lure of Braddock as a summer refuge, ending with hopeful notes for picnics ahead and a personal pledge to enjoy the season.
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Abiae
Osesa City
Frederick
Maryland
Heights
Ite Picaic
Bethesdas
Lutheran Church
City
Jane Branty
M.O.A
Luray Caverns
Niagara
Atlantic City
Araby Schhoolhouse
Cme
Macons
Hospital Guild
Notable Maryland Officials and Local Tragedies Reported
Thomas H. Robinson of Belair was named counsel to the Board of Shellfish Commissioners. James W. Osty of Washington College was elected president of the Maryland Teachers Association. The body of Phoenix physician Dr George A. Thompson was found in the Gan powder river after a week missing. Henry D. Perky founder of Dresd Institute was found dead from apoplexy in his Baltimore county residence. A druggist, Charles P. Weber, age 51, committed a gas-related incident at 1322 East Fort arenas Baltimore. Also noted are various local obituaries and court cases including a life sentence for Deramish Barktholder and a fatal bail-related incident near Ashland Virginia.
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Thomas H. Robinson
Belair
Board of Shellfish Commissioners
John Bernard Shipley
Carrell County
Ashland
Washington College
Chestertown
Maryland Teachers’ Association
George A. Thompson
Phoenix
Ganpowder River
Henry D. Perky
Dresd Institute
Glencoa Station
Baltimore County
Market News From Early Morning Sale Report
The market opens early with ample variety as warm weather steadies demand. Officials announce new special police appointments for Independence Day while fruit and vegetables see mixed pricing and strong harvest prospects.
Reactionaries Urge Army Suppression of Revolution in Russia
St Petersburg June 206 under the influence of recent developments regarding army loyalty the reactionary ministry faction proposes dissolving parliament and stamping out revolutionary activity by armed force The plan has been presented to the emperor and met with guarded approval among guard leaders The proposal warns of a general civil conflict if troops refuse support and predicts consolidation of republican movements in Kharkov Saratov and other cities unless action is taken swiftly.
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St. Petersburg
Associated Press
Bcceptu
Lidice
Moscow
Kharkev
Saratov
Hester
Russia
Mrs James Tanner Killed In Auto Accident
Mrs J T Tanner wife of 6 A R Commander in Chief died after an automobile crash on a narrow road while traveling with a party including Gov Toole and General Wilson. The car veered off the embankment, throwing occupants out. Mrs Tanner died en route to a hospital. others were not seriously hurt.
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A. R
Hieh-na
Tannerowile
Konsmanderin
Grant Army
Tena
Fort Harriis
Tanger
Groud
Toole
Wilson Fel
Tanner
May Indict Oil Trust Special Federal Grand Jury
Cleveland June 30 United States District Attorney Sullivan announces a special federal grand jury session to be convened in Cleveland for Thursday July. The grand jury will review cases related to alleged rate discrimination and other actions by oil interests as authorities return pending divisions.
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Cleveland
United States
Attorrey Sulivan
Washington
Thiarsdar
el Ad
Actal Eliz
Circus Tent Blown Down Kills Two in Aurora
A severe thunderstorm struck Aurora Alabama as a Ringling QWeathers circus tent collapsed. Two people died and several were injured as panicked crowds narrowly escaped trampling.
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Chicago
Aurora
Ringling Qweathers Circus
Protests over police methods cited in coroner inquiries
The article reports on opponents of police practices during coroner inquests into the murder of Mrs. Rinan. Witnesses, including de Stentan, faced tough questions as investigators sought the truth. Coroner McDeverard’s office in Washington hosted the proceedings amid ongoing state league athletics notes. Rev. Dr. Judson Smith is noted dead in Boston.
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Kiuas
de Stentan
Corn Ebinsham
Judson Smith
Boston
J Smith
Letters From The People And State Teachers Meeting Review
Readers share views in Letters From The People while Frederick County teachers attend the 39th annual State Teachers Association convention. Notables include Misses Jala Garrett Louiss Miller Mabel Garrett and Mr Ralph Strawbridge with Prof Burgee Miles Robbens and Prof Earls B Wood. Catarrh claims and Hall's remedy promotion follow in a separate notice.
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Tur News
Frederick County
State Teachers’ Association
Jala Garrett
Louiss Miller
Ralph Strawbridge
Brunswick
Mabel Garrett
Esorville
Larry Whitmore
Emmitsburg
Tesohara
Burgee
Miles Robbesa
Capsb
Earls B. Wood
Montgomery County
WEY Allegany County
Suim Ia
Rice Mountsie House
Lan Nticc
Local street work and home updates in West Third Street
The West Third Street pavement near the Steiner residence has been repaired. Miss Sarah Gisza’s West Third Street house was repainted by J. H. Lamps. Justice Eckstein moved his office to Potts building on Court Street opposite the Court House. Death from complications after injury treated with Bucksen's Amicative antiseptic is noted amid local notices.
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Steiner
West Third Street
Sarah Gisza
J.H. Lamps
0. H. Eckstein
Potts
Court Akcest
Court Hone
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Great Sootheen Printing and Manufacturing Company
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Ts & Bowanseee
Seey
Matsger
Sarr
Herti
the Weekly New
Terperary
Unites
Balay Saab
G_r. masus
Ths Standard Oil Company
Loong Worth
Longwarsh
Thas
Coxceess
Baltimore News
Jennie
Jack
Olive
Patience
Patrica
Minneapolia News
Cusio
Dustla Stax
Washington Star
Voice OF the Press
Tat Bu Yalo Courier
Qolonel Henry Watterson
Mese
WeassIeron
Deljoking
Tims
Gidmar
Contemporary Comment
Dewey
Mary Jene Kevi
Sed Geralp
Acre
Sendsy
Braddock
Dan Steloer
Mount Osrmel
Braddock Ptoria
Brederick County
Linganare
Monovacy
Garrell Creek
Tha Wood
Chamberlain
A. L. Piree Broz
Ine
Grumbise
Sataba
Billy Kadman
Billy Brown
Corm Tn
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Bark Outsourk
James Tanner
Indict Oil Trust
Timore Cornir
G. Warren
Thompson
Learenke
Fort Leavenworth
Tolore
Sevicontes
Hull
Toorhouse
Frederick Coentt
Sat's Bank
Gecourt
Frederick County National Base
Capital
Ington
Rata
Lancaster
Johnstown
Tax News
Walcome
Cauntry
Sears
J. Cheney & Co
Toledo
Obie
Cntre
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Cheney &Co
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Hall
Ches. Oswald
Rensseliersville
Seth Burch
Sax
Franklin
Frederice
FAREM
Rs’ & Mecman
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State of Mar
Inge
UCS_ Tressurer
Ciren- Sarton
National Bank
Foral
State OF Mauriann
Coesty
Peederica
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Drvace
Wilbur BL Dgovards
Chas
Hendrickson
Correet
Attes Hammond
Smith
Frederick-Town
Exadebice
F. Savings Bank of
James Bouche
B. Xicopsucs
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Woodsboro and
Frederick Turs
S2 Co
Frederick City
Forst
Frederick Counts National Bank
Woodsboro Savings Bank
E. D. Shrine
Pat E. Cramer
Secreta
Wertheimer
Par
Stonze
Anyorell
Charles Werepeter
Balfa Mleot Frederins
Conzefane Stout
Scott & Welty
South Market
Dalidt Giars Appis
Sas Baier
Malovissilie
Howard Cocnis
P.P. Zepp
Merxotevilie
Howard Cosaty
Me Zazdim
Yasexon
Ali Ie
Ats Hatrein
Apvirie
West Shire Street
Cramer & Stacer
Alo
Wrest Patrick Street
C. H. Eckstein
Drica
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