Martinique relief and paving plans in Frederick
The Daily News notes relief efforts for Martinique and comments on public works in Frederick. It discusses subscription rates, a bribery incident in Washington, and advocates for a paving program on East Church street funded by property owners and supported by liquor-license revenue.
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Bret
Church Street
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Enginaser
General Assembly
Benersily
East Church
Fragmentary Contemp Comment on Money and Politics
A garbled contempo commentary cites a dollar today versus ten dollars weekly in a political context. Mentions Senator McGemms and a party scene, with unclear references to Atlantic Ocean powers and a game, and a Cumberland Times note.
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McGemss
Gay Atlantic O
Fire spouters and diplomacy in late senate debate
Baltimore News and Baltimore Banner excerpts lampoon senators and ambassadors with sharp humor about U S diplomacy versus commerce. The pieces mock grandiose rhetoric while noting ongoing embassy exchanges and the practical aim of promoting trade with Europe.
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Senate Democrate
Carmack
Tillman
Baltimore News
Minutes of Merriness and Humorous Exchanges
A collection of humorous quips and misread lines from several papers about family life and childlike misunderstandings. The jokes touch on piano lessons payments, tailor jokes, biblical references, a boil on a neck, and a milkman suspected of cruelty, reflecting playful domestic humor.
World responds to Caribbean disaster with swift relief
The New York World reports Guadeloupe and Martinique devastated with tens of thousands homeless. President Roosevelt orders relief ship and urges Congress to appropriate funds. New York leaders, merchants, and foreign rulers pledge aid, signaling global sympathy and rapid assistance.
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West Indies
Onur Congul
Guadeloupe
Martinique
Washington
Roosevelt
Weit
Congress
Low
Chamber of Commerce
Merchantas’ Association
Edward
Fand
William
Qzst
Sid
Patare
Moments with the Muse and Evening Poetry Reflections
A collage of brief poetic sections by A. Rose of Long Ago and Katherine A. Brooke, reflecting on art, memory, and twilight. It contrasts a tarnished frame with a painted figure, then moves to a quiet Cool of Day scene. The piece quotes Buñuel? no, Br Br.
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A. Rose
County Correspondence from Pleasant Run MT
The Reformed Min ers Society held its 21st annual meeting on May 4 with a strong program and a now hundredplus membership. Local church activities, visits by residents to York, Hanover, Baltimore, and Frederick, and health updates fill the Ridgeville Helmentown and surrounding notes.
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Reformed Mineropsly Society
Rehel Sommers
Nora Dayal
Edna Roderlox
Byrmany Grove
Mary and
Maude Cronies
Warmany Grove
Nellie Cramer
Eassy
R. Avies Thomas
M. E
I. F. Hoffmeier
Maryland Olasaia
Taneytown
0. A. Thomas
C. B. Orum
O.B. Thomas
Baltimore
Monsrs. C. CO. Zimmerman
D. K. Cramer
York
Hanover
Special Carp Arrangements for German Baptists Meeting
Special arrangements have been made for the comfort of the German Baptist Brethren with attached cars on the Pennsylvania Railroad for travelers from Frederick to Harrisburg Pa. Over a thousand delegates have gathered at Pax Tang Park for the convention with services drawing about 1,000 brethren and worshipers in attendance. The dining hall seats 1,000, the tabernacle 6,000, and plans favor holding meetings on the second Tuesday in June at Whitenatide noting other topics like divorce, beneficiary resolutions, and life insurance awaiting reports.
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Pennsylvania
Frederick
Harrisburg
York
Paxtang Park
Cntaldera
Paxtaog Park
Tabernacle
Whitenatide
India
S Committees
Crop Outlook and Fruit Yields for the Season
The piece forecasts a good crop outlook with peaches, pears, apricots, apples, and cherries. It notes abundant pears and apples, fair to good apple profits, a smaller cherry crop than last year, and a large strawberry bloom with pest concerns. A poem and unrelated items follow, including zinc paint notes, road relocation, a pension grant, and ad campaign prep.
Western Maryland Reyllvoud survey advances toward low grade line
The surveying corps under C O Vandevanter completed preliminary work for a proposed low grade line from Brotthsburg via Montgomery Gap to the Monocacy river bridge. February surveys assess double tracking the third division between Cherry Run and Hag Eratown, add sidings, and prepare for heavy traffic between the Baltimore and Ohio at Cherry Run and Reading Railway at Whippoosburg. The project, aiming to bypass tunnel charges, anticipates docks warehouses elevators and yards at a terminal, with a double main line and a 10,000-foot Monterey Gap tunnel, needing two to three years to finish. General Hood holds records aiding current work.
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Maryland
Reyllvoud
Brotthsburg
Montgomery Gap
Monocacy River Bridge
C. O. Vandevanter
Cherry Run
Hageratown
Int
Baltimore and Ohio
Reading Railway
Whippoosburg
Mr. Vandevanter
General Hoodsbont
Gwynns Falls
Western Maryland
North Arenas
Tidewater
Andrew Carnegia
Pittsburg
Baltimore
General Hood
Pennsylvania Railroad
Monterey Gap
Destructive Caroll County Barn Fire Seriously Damages Westminster Farm
A major blaze destroyed William G Rinehart s farm barn near Westminster in Carroll County yesterday morning. The 108 by 65 foot structure housed 14 horses 18 milch cows and other cattle with four horses saved and nine horses and all cattle perished. Outbuildings and stored crops and implements were also lost totaling at least 7000 with no insurance. The fire origin remains unknown.
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Carrell County
William‘g. Rinehart
Westminster
Alvin D. Myers
Rinehart
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