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The article presents a garbled commentary from the University of Kentucky figure Sediber stream about a question What to Whisky The text references the Dalai Lama and a government in India amid a Balt imbalanced gas company attack and notes disputed reports that Colonel Roosevelt and his son Wertult killed about five hundred large mammals for science, implying satirical or dubious motives.
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Paar, Beavaaz
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University of Kentucky
Roosevelt
Wertult
Reformation Under Way Says Washington Herald
The Washington Herald argues reform is already under way and retrenchment is Washington’s watchword. It credits the Keep Commission with progress and the planned Business Methods Commission as evidence of a national push to save waste in government.
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Indianapolis Star
Aldrich
Washington Herald
Herald
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Keep Commission
Business Methods Commission
Senat
Taft
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Certificates of lunacy and a looming lobby battle
The Baltimore American comments on a mysterious certificate and its potential misuse while noting uncertainty about a company war chest and fundraising. It warns lawmakers to distance themselves from associations tied to dubious influence and urges the public to watch those involved as a push for lobbying gains unfolds.
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Farais
Acnapolia
Baltimore
Fragmented Minutes of Merriness and Social Snippets
A collage of quips and dialogue from Punch and other papers includes a samling of social scenes. Jests about marriage proposals from Nervous Sultor-I er and Clara are paired with remarks on money losses and harmony debates.
Navy builds bigger battleships to shift world arms race
The New York World notes the US moves to a 32000 ton battleship program with the Delaware as a centerpiece, predicting vast naval cost growth, dockyard needs, and erosion of fleet homogeneity while warning the Dreadnought policy burdens nations and risks peace.
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New York World
United States Navy
Delaware
Connecticut
United States
Navy Department
Ita
Great Britain
The Deed is the Man in Moments with the Muse
Fragmented verse proclaims the Deed as the man while Dreams and Youth clash in a romantic reflection. The text blends mythic themes of ambition, power, and heroism with shifting images of dream and duty. It echoes a period voice praising action over vision.
The Land of the Shah lecture by Dr. Banks at College Hall
Dr. Edgar J. Banks presented the third University Course lecture titled The Land of the Shah detailing Persia’s geography climate religion governance and history. He described Teheran as a Europeanized capital and noted the absence of railroads brigandage and education challenges while previewing the next talk on Ladya.
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Perala
Edgar J. Banks
College Hall
Persid
Sons of Allah
God
Persia
Hotecea
Teheran
Pergin
Cycus
Darius
Great Salt Desert
Peria
Baal
Port Deposit mayor re-elected amid varied local happenings
News items show David KR. Armetrang winning another term as Port Deposit mayor. The piece notes Mayor and Mrs. Duke's golden wedding in Cumberland and a fatal murder case in Lancaster river, along with local political primaries shaping up for Saturday and a mayoral convention likely next week.
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David KR. Armetrang
Port Deposit
John E. Duke
Cumberland
Masson Furnace
Western Maryland
Edward Driggins
Lancaster River
Caroline
Local residents listed as improving after illnesses and operations
A long list details residents on South and North Market streets and nearby areas including Mr. Tours Moltly, Mrs. Eckstein, and Miss May Penn. Several are improving after sickness, others are confined to bed or house with grip or rheumatism. A few underwent operations at City Hospital and are returning home or regaining strength.
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Tours Moltly
South Street
T. J. Michael
South Market Street
Charles 1B
Gaver
East Street
Ira. V. Moore
East South Street
May Penn
North Market Street
William Bartholow
C. H. Eckstein
West Patrick Street
David Lowenstein
City Hotel
Erren
Jeese Haugh
E. M. Biseet
West Fifth Street
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Ridenour
Piaveau
Frederick County Roads Movement Draws Taxpayer Letter
A Frederick County taxpayer voices concern over road funding and the Good Roads movement. The writer criticizes county commissioners for resisting road improvements and urges action to align with better road construction standards benefiting the county and its citizens.
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Frederick County
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Frederick
Bill to strengthen Fire Marshal's Office in state
A proposed bill backed by the Fire Underwriters Association would enlarge the State Fire Marshal's Office with a $1,000 annual appropriation and grant authority to arrest. It seeks to end reliance on Baltimore police for investigations and empower the marshal to act statewide with detectives. The measure, led by Fire Marshal Ewell, is to be introduced in both Assembly branches and sent to Annapolis.
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Thomas J. Ewell
Mnice
Méhal Ewell
Ag Saon Ag
Annapolla
Baltimore Police Force
Hdquarters
Ulnat Ahrson
Death of Oliver Plain in York Pa leads to Beaver Dam burial
Oliver Plain formerly of this county died in a York Pennsylvania home last week. He was a Church of the Brethren member and his remains were brought back to Beaver Dam for burial on Saturday February 26. He was 50 years old with a widow and eight children. Funeral services were conducted by D. Q. Mets and assisted by Jesse S.
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Henry A. Riddle, Jr
Chiamboraburg
Presbyterian Church
Churchville
Watford County
S. G. Jones
Susquehanna
Oliver Plain
Thita County
York
Chure of the Brethren
Beaver Dam
Ile
Tooathy
Dana
Q. Mets
Jease &. Sn
Frederick Market Prices From Frederick County Trade Notes
Frederick market prices for wheat cane hay barley and seeds quoted with various grades and ton and bushel figures. Prices show per bushel and per ton ranges with specific quality grades and item names referenced in the 1910 market report.
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Gale
Knothy
Nothy
Clover
Baltimore Stock Market Adjuvants and Catarrh Cure Claims
A cluttered ad shows a reward for a catarrh cure and claims about a Baltimore stock market angle. It touts Ball’s Catarrh Cure and Hall’s Family Pills with testimonials of honesty and financial reliability.
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Wabbard
Eonar
Ball
Dijs- Dieke Hall
Central National Bank Names Affected Parties
The Central National Bank lists a group of individuals including Charles Trail James Barrie Jofe Ghirer Frank Stoner Henry Steiner and others as part of a notice. Wording emphasizes courteous and satisfactory banking service.
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Charles B. Trail
James A. .Barrie
Jobefe G. ‘Hirer
Frank L. Stoner
Henry R. Steiner
Charles 4. Doll
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