Moon's Phases and Lights at Toll Houses Debate
A citizen urges the General Assembly to compel turnpike companies to keep lights on in front of toll houses at night. The piece also discusses Cuban sanitation reforms, political corruption, and remarks from multiple newspapers on U. S. administration actions in Havana and Annapolis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tar
Turnpike Companies
Onba
Havana
la Lucha
Deautocracy
Ha- Tans
United States
Americana
Santiago
Lobby at Annapolis targets Maryland corruption tale
Maryland readers hear of a Baltimore led lobby in Annapolis during the General Assembly, aiming to defeat a bill favored by a local corporation. Mayor Hayes reports a city inquiry revealed offers of money to delegates to block the measure, with a prominent city official sent to verify the claims.
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Sesson
House of Dalegates
Sith
Lan Gosge
Buc
Delegatze
Lbigiettu
Bates
Hayes
Annapolia
Maryland
General Assembly
Annapolis
Baltimore
Chassapeake and
Potomac Telephone Company
Antapolis
Bares Seys
Hozss of Delegates
Minutes of Merriness and Pictorial Scribbles
A collage of quips and jokes from various papers mocks theatrical tricks and social foibles. The items include a critic praising a stage scene, a mischievous manager, a prohibition quip, a street scene about tramps, playful exchanges among children, and a Broadway style joke about a hose of a horse drawn carriage. The snippets showcase light humor and cartoonish narration.
Popular election of senators sparks self destruction of trusts
From the Philadelphia North American and Philadelphia Record the pieces argue that shifting senatorial selection to governors or the people could end the old legislative election system. They claim the push toward direct democracy threatens corruption by monopolistic trusts and notes ongoing competitive pressure reducing dividends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
North American
Senate
United States
Philadelphia Record
Moments With The Musk Poem Fragment Reveals Youth Dreams
Fragmentary verse by W. R. Pun contemplates youth and memory. The speaker reflects on dreams once bright and gold now seen as simpler, soberer hopes. The poem evokes a late night mood and the ache of recollection.
New York Bank President Hosts Noted Dinner Event
Mr Frank Tilford president of the Bank of New Astaturday New York City hosted a dinner at Lyre Hall Forty 3005 serving notable guests from the central city area. The evening highlighted social ties among local business leaders with attendees from major firms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Tilford
Bank of New Astaturday
New York City
Toya
Lyre
Community dinner and medical updates in Middletown and area
A crowd enjoyed a local dinner on Sixth avenue with police presence and uplifting performances. Updates list multiple illness cases and recoveries in Middletown and surrounding towns, noting individuals such as Mr. Tilford, Miss Katie Blamender, Mayor Chilton, and Mr. Daniel Eigenbrode with details on health, hospital stays, and recovery prospects.
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Second States
Sixth Avenue
Weddle Bailed in Turkey Theft Case
Vernon Weddle imprisoned yesterday on turkey theft charges was released this morning on $100 bail to appear at Monday’s hearing. Grace Jacobs, 15, was sent to the House of Refuge after her mother filed a petition alleging she is uncontrollable. she was delivered to the institution yesterday afternoon by Constable Simpson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weddle
Vernon Weddle
House OF Refuge
Grace Jacobs
Justice Biser
Simpson
Owls to Meet at South Market Street Residence
The Owls will hold their meeting tonight at Mr. H. E. W or South Market street residence. One new member will be initiated and a domino social will follow.
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H. E.w
South Market Street
Purify Blood With Hoods Sarsaparilla This Spring
The ad touts Hood's Sarsaparilla as a remedy to cleanse impurities from winter and purify blood. It claims thousands of cures for blood diseases and urges spring use to build health and ward off sickness.
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Hood
Market Melange of Prices At The Market Tonight
A lively market column notes shoppers at the market this evening with diverse edibles on display. It lists scarce butter, rising garlic tastes, kale as a staple, watercress hopes, scarce apples, abundant fish, steady eggs, cabbage prices, and a wide range of meats and vegetables with detailed per unit costs.
Weekly Review of Trade Boots and Shoes and Leather
Baltimore March 9 The outlook for fall and winter business is favorable with many manufacturers busy on spring orders for women's shoes and oxfords in patent leather. Leather values stay firm, prices kept steady, and concessions are refused. Hides show mixed movement with limited stock, sales small. tallow remains uneventful as traders dispose of stock.
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Baltimore
Atoall Tota
Holdera
Bradstreets
New Yor
Bradstreet
Trade notes on wool pricing and regulation changes
Fragmented market report indicates small adjustments in wool prices with cents per pound quoted. Mentions ongoing demand and varied grades from good to ordinary, with references to dealers and a Battiaons Lestags Co. and general market conditions.
Market notes show bonds and stocks rallying across rails and banks
The market reports strong demand for bonds in United Railways 4s and Georgia Southern & Florida preferreds, with gains in Virginia centure bonds and North Carolina 2s. City bonds issue a large loan while trust stocks like Mercantile and Fidelity & Deposit fall. Cotton Duck and Maryland Casualty show notable moves. gas stock risks persist amid legislative session. Bradstreet notes wider trade, steady staples, and a strong cotton week before a price pullback.
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Virginia
North Carolina
United States Fidelity
Maryland
Old Lins
Canton
Maryland Brewing
United Railways
Towssixp
Scott & Som
Wheat market report shows mixed futures and cash gains
Market notes suggest a cautious rise in Western winter-sow wheat amid favorable reports and steady demand. Interior receipts appear sufficient to support steady demand, with cash wheat advancing 0 to 7/4 cent and May futures slightly higher. Prices opened down, then recovered, with quotes around 7 1/2 to 7 3/4 cents for May and spot cash at similar levels, reflecting mixed sentiment and limited trading activity.
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Teres Weeters
Dni Sc
Tehjee
Siro
Choeirg
Gia
Talking Over Barbed Wire In Anderson Indiana
An inventor in Pendleton demonstrates a long distance telephone line using barbed wire from Anderson to Ingalls twenty miles away. Alley plans six strands with about thirty phones on a party line, connecting Pendleton to Greenfield and enabling farmers to contact house from fields. The system claims to improve neighborly ties and farm chores with minimal impact on the fence.
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Anderson
Ind
Ingalls
Pendleton
Cousins Alley
Alley
Greenfield
Widow Dies in County After Sudden Heart Failure
Mrs Margaret Lauretia Jarboe widow of Thomas Randolph Jarboe died this morning at 8 oclock at her daughter Mrs Charles Rohrbacks Lime Kiln residence. She was 65 years 10 months and 27 days old and a daughter of the late Wm Eagle. Survived by one daughter Mrs Charles Rohrback. Funeral Monday at 10 oclock with requiem mass at St Johns Catholic church and interment at Mt Olivet Cemetery. Also includes short ads for cures and remedies.
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Jarboe
Margaret Lauretia Jarboe
Thomas Randolph Jarboe
Charles Rohrback
St Lime Eile
Wm. Eagle
Sirs. Chas. Robrback
Masa
St. John’s Catholic Church
Mt. Olivet Cemetery
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Frederick
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McKinley
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State Journal
New York Weekly
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Mamma
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W.R Pun
New York Bank
Katie Blamender
Mary Head
William F. Chilton
Charies Hagan
West Fourth Street
Catherine Sebold
Tharmont
George Markell
Charles ©. Smith
North Market Street
John A. Bidle
Middletown
Reva. M. L. Beard
J. R. Rideoour
Joseph ¥. Kisanhauer
Wm. Rody
Martin E. Kefanver
Lewis P. Doub
Charles A. Baker
Pas
Brunswick
Daniel Eigenbrode
Thurmont
Maryland Hospital
Brank Tilford
Barrer
Kale
General Information Bureau
Weekly Review OF Trade
Chicago
Iron and Steel
Indiana
Sit Darvest
Socorosco Ooo
Cassius Alley
Thlis
Chatoberlain
Chamberlain
Decine
Orth
Bly
Sperry Hartford Co
Teoh Mall
J. Oo
Arcola
Bly Brothers
Warren St
New York
DeWitt
Weil
Birely’s Palace of Music
Mehiddin
M. Birely
Birely
Palace of Music
Call
Gaakioetn
B. D.C
Patesk
West
Patrick
E. Paty
Teeahcimer
Bee
Earl Pete
Rand
B. Foerth Br
Cource Zeum
J.P. Reuter
Petre & Rent—House NG
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Appis
Daniel i Pier
W. Patrick Street
George Moberly
Bo Sappington
Sond
Cramer
F. Pourth Street
Jong Falk Market St. Mudlw
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Joseph LU. Hershberger
Geo. H. Zimmerstan
West Second Street
Mardet
Hiram Heck
Heck
Nelson
East Fourth Street
Fourth St
TFOR
E.J. Winebrewere
Michel R
N. Market Direct
Wm. C. Birely
Jebbart
Iarge Lot
B.A. Mantz
Einrer
J. W. Billears
Staated
Petersville
J. G. O'Donnell
C. McBride
West Patrick Street
City
East Patrick Street
East Second Street
FE. Grove
East Third Street
B. C. Banning
East Church Street
West South Street
Dilfords- Prazier
Third
J. Jacob Lambert
Frank Johnson
Dall & Albauzh
S. Market
CR Sale
J. W. Neighbors
Soffer
Monaotkin
E. Franklin Coblentz
Ait
Philip Senool
Braddock
Frederick County
Rivate Sale
Calien Daes
W.H. Ramsbury
D. C. Ramsburg
Raabe
Conde
Bell Bros.- Blatt
Frick Co
Lewis O
Jefferson
Ptsuc Sale
Caltable
East Fourth St
Cleveland
J. H. Keller
North Market St
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