Free Toll on Sunday Debate in Tur News Letters
Letters from readers argue over free tolls on Sundays and the Sabbath. The writer criticizes misquoting and defends a broad critique of toll exemptions while honoring freedom of worship for all faiths in a diverse state.
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Adirondack Guides at National Sportsmen's Show New York
A reader notes the National Sportsmen's Show in Madison Square Garden New York features Adirondack guides Moosehead Rangeley and Canadian guides. The letter criticizes tolls by turnpike stockholders and complains about road maintenance and tolls on Sundays and weekdays urging better oversight by county officials.
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Rangeley
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Midway
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Bridget of Bright Items and Local Odds Ends
Brief bits from a local page note spring themes and oddities in everyday life. A death reported near Frostburg: Jas Walsh, age 112, found in his son in law’s home near Great Savage Mountain, birthplace Roscommon Ireland, with baptismal records verified. Also a Miss Adeslin Young is praised for reciting a dozen handkerchiefs from a friend in Cabar.
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Jas. Walsh
Patrick Mallooly
Great Savage Mountain
Frostburg
Roscommon
Ireland
Father
A. Williams
Mount Savage
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Prince Henry Welcomed in Chicago and Milwaukee Visit
General notes report Prince Henry’s cordial reception in Chicago where he laid a wreath at Lincoln statue and enjoyed Civic hospitality, and in Milwaukee crowds cheered as exhibitions and German veterans appeared. Weather, floods, and ongoing distress affected river towns as news covered varied global political events, ship news, and economic notes.
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Lincoln
Gaermania Club
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New York
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Northern Securities Company
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Panauia
Sanate
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Mise
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Princs
Henry
United States
John Labbock
Aasociation
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United Kingdom
London
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Cumberland to enlarge its electric light plant
State news items report Cumberland plans to expand the electric light plant. Other notices cover a Westminster death from a fall, rain‑damaged roads in Allegany, resignations, railroad accidents nearby, hotel contract awards, a silk textile venture in Hagerstown, a Baltimore veteran’s death, and bids on Western Maryland Railway holdings.
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John W. Crawmer
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Theo. J. Yost
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Harper's Ferry
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Easton
Sherif T. J. Thompson
George
William Green
Lewis Green
Delaware
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