Baltimore Gubernatorial Candidates Roster Revealed
The Baltimore News lists potential leaders for the next governor race, naming Arthur P. German Jr, Howard County. Buchanan Schley, Washington County. Francis E. Waters, Baltimore City. Charles J. Inc, Baltimore City. Murray Vandiver, Harford County. and others. Regulars discuss Gorman, Schley, Waters as likely, with Furst and Waters amid possibilities. Warfield, Crothers, and Brown influence noted. Vandiver open to run, organization favoring a party insider.
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Baltimore News
Phillips Lee Goldsborough
Arthur P. German, Jr
Howard County
Buchanan Schley
Washington Coun
Francis E. Waters
Baltimore City
Charles 7
Murray Vandiver
Harford County
Charles H. Dickey
Baltimore County
T. Herbert Shriver
Carroll
Harry Covington
Talbot
Joseph PD
Baker
Frederick County
Frank A. Furst
W. W. Abell
Frank Brown
George N. Numsen
James P. Gorter
Edwin Warfield
Joshua W. Miles
Somerset County
Gorman
Schley
Waters
Dickey
General Waters
Colonel Schley
Intel
Victor Baughman
Frederick
Crothers
Pucker From Persimmon Discovery Delights Nation
The Department of Agriculture unveils a method to remove tannin from persimmons, yielding firm sweet fruit suitable for eating fresh. Dr. David Fairchild and chemist Herbert Gore key figures. Japanese technique inspired the breakthrough, using alcohol or carbon dioxide to transform hard fruit into a palatable product.
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Department of Agriculture
Vuele Sam
Japan
David Fairchild
Bureau of Foreign Seed and Plant Introduction
Far East
Yokohamaa
Fairchild
Dr. Fairchild
United States
Herbert Dc. Gore
Gore
Cathedral of St John the Divine to be America's fourth largest
A 20 year effort in New York's Morning Side Heights aims to complete the Cathedral of St John the Divine as the world's fourth largest church after St Peter's Seville and Milan. The 99 500 square foot edifice will rise to a 425 foot cross on its dome and tower with granite columns and a marble interior. Costs to finish and final dimensions remain uncertain.
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New York City
America
St. Peter’s
Rome
Seville
Duume
Milan
Ameriica
St. Peter's
St. John the Divine
Westminster Cathedral
London
Persimmon Processing Gains Popularity at Carlisle School
Carlisle School researchers outline a carbon dioxide processing method that keeps persimmons firm and tasteless inside a crystalized form. The technique yields longer shelf life and broader culinary use, while claiming high nutritional value comparable to bananas and other fruits.
Influence of Indian School At Carlisle Described
The Carlisle Indian School is highlighted for its influence and work with Native children. Superintendent M Friedmans reports rising requests for information from all US regions and foreign countries. The institution has recently supplied material to interested parties and continues to share its findings.
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Jin
Cornell University
University of Pennsylvania
State Department
Brazil
Turin
London
Representativ
Talma
Alaska
Carlisle
Friedman
Greater Uorest
M. Friedmans
United States
Notes of News from the State and Surrounding Counties
Montgomery county schoolboys enter an orchard growing contest for prizes. The Modern Woolmen of America met by Cumberland at its triennial convention. Annapolis Eagles prepare for the state convention May 16. James H. Preston spent 4927 in the primary campaign. Mahool 178.25. William A. Vansant and Jf. Palm ienot fined in Annapolis for selling liquor to midshipmen. Harper's Ferry saloon protest to Heanse grant by Washington County Court. George W. Hafele shot at 1833 Pennsylvania avenue Baltimore. overstudy attributed. Rev. Mr. Stephenson to pastor Rockville Presbyterian Church for summer. Hagerstown Trust Company directors elect Samuel Ducse president, Ed. card W. Mealey deceased. Joseph D. Roulette elected vice-president. Depositions in Mrs. Emile Amerson vs Captain Isaac E. Emerson divorce suit filed. likely divorce and alimony. Marshal Faragn of Baltimore to be presented a diamond-studded bat today at the Maryland Theatre. Taft opens third National Peace Congress with speech at Lyric Baltimore. Cardinal Gibbons and Andrew Carnegie among speakers. Remsen of Johns Hopkins presiding at McCoy Hall evening session.
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Woolmen of America
Cumberland
Annapolis Aelic of Eagles
James H. Preston
Mayer Mahool
William A. Vansant
Jf. Palmiienot
Annapolis
Washington
Harper's Ferry
Maryland
George W. Hafele
Pennsylvania Avenue
Baltimoore
Mr. Stephenson
Richmond Theological Seminary
Rockville Presbyterian Church
Hagerstown Trust Company
Samuel du
Hat City
Muahool
Taft
Ional Peace Congress
Lyric
Baltimore
Cardinal Gibbons
Andrew Carnegie
Hiamston Holt
McCoy Hall
Remsen
Johns Hopkins University
Woman’s illness and remedies loom in odd clipping
An OCR fragment mentions a burglar, a paralytic condition, a mother’s long line, and a list of names including Mrs. M.C. Ip of Leadil Tennessee, with vague references to New Life Mills as a remedy and a pharmacy. The readable text is garbled and lacks clear events or dates.
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