Stock prices rise as a cautioned view on rockets and reform
The piece notes continued rises on the New York Stock Exchange, cites caution about market rockets, and recalls a British steel boss urging equal American enterprise to compete with US producers. It also laments political graft in Baltimore, and quotes Lincoln on fools. Wheat prospects in Maryland appear favorable despite Hessian fly concerns.
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Canteen Abolition Called Harmful to Army, Reports Say
War Department notes from Army posts show rising intoxication and more desertions since canteens were banned. Secretaries and officers urge strict enforcement while predicting potential repeal efforts next session, with General Otis acknowledging benefits from profits aiding better meals and controlled drinking.
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Contem porary comment and rail profit claims
Contemporary commentary mentions General Louis Victor Baughman and remarks on Shamrock racing comparisons. It notes a Baltimore Herald line praising faster Shamrock No 2 over No 1 and cites a prediction that unprofitable railroads offer more profit by speculation than construction. The excerpt ends with a reference to the United States Fish Commission annual report.
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Maryland Fisheries Wealth Reveals Record Investment
A Baltimore Star report notes Maryland's fisheries and related industries drew at least 5,821,010 in investment in the year. The fishery trades required 1,640,285 in capital, with shore properties valued at 1,878,669 and vessels and outfits among the assets cited, underscoring these sectors as major state industries.
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Fragmented humor and exchanges from early 20th century papers
Brief clippings portray witty exchanges and social scenes. A Brooklyn humor line about wives and widows contrasts with a Punch cartoon of misdirected affection. A seedy man attempts an exchange joke at a clerk’s office and Aunt Chres introduces Mis Flo who plays piano with proud family ties.
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Margin trading risks and the bettor’s view in finance
An article discusses margin trading in markets, noting that rapid price moves create higher risk for outsiders who leverage, while cautious margins can be prudent. It argues the practice can be legitimate if risks are kept within affordable losses and credit remains stable, urging widespread attention to its limits.
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Moments With the Muse Brings Youthful Provocative Reflections
A poetic meditation on life as a privilege by Ella Wheeler Wilcox, praising youth, wonder, and the depths of the human mind. The piece notes air, earth, knowledge, and moral growth as paths to happiness, with a final appeal to divine purpose and the soul’s ascent. A separate note cites Miss Florence Newman of Gray, New York, praising Chamberlain's Pain Balm for muscular rheumatics, sold by A. L. Pearce.
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Weekly real estate transfers and marriage licenses in Frederick
In the Circuit and Orphans' Courts for the week ended May 8 the record lists numerous real estate transfers with amounts from 87.50 to 2,500, along with several marriage licenses including William F. Grove to Nora F. Phoebus and John T. Bagent to Bettie M. Bagent. The Orphans' Court reports wills, probate actions, inventories, guardianships, and estate administrations for Daniel Williams Cyrus Routzahn and others, with orders to sell real estate and final accounts filed.
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Mt. Airy
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Bartonaville
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M.lonine G. Baker
Emmitsburg
Titus E. Brown
Montgomery County
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Cyrus Routzahn
Cyraus F. Flook
Alpha E. Stull
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Phoebe EB. Pittinger
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Alfred M. Greenwood
Jessie M. Gaver
Adolphus Horner
Ruth E. Halfenstein
John H. Rontzahn
Eli Ronutvahn
Newcomer Estate Inventory Reaches Over 6.5 Million
An inventory of the late Benjamin F P Newcomer estate filed in Baltimore Orphans Court shows total inventoried value of 6 575 860 71 with bequests of 132 350 and a four fourths share of estate to Waldo Newcomer totaling 1 569 929 22. Remaining three fourths go to the three daughters. Government taxes and executor commissions are itemized. Hearing testimony follows on the Grist and Parola appeal from the Washington Junction quarry condemnation award.
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