Emmitsburg Chronicle Praised in Maryland Tax Appeal Note
The text lauds the Emmitsburg Chronicle for quality news and civic pride as Maryland faces a tax appeal for cyclone victims. It notes the paper’s independence and up-to-date coverage, and reflects on veteran commemorations and patriotic observances inspiring ongoing memorial tributes each year.
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Maryland
Emmitsburg
Chronicle
Grand Army of the Republic
Grand Army of the Union
The Saturday News A Busy Memorial Day Edition
The Saturday News presents a full eight page issue with telegraphic world news and regular features. It includes Mary Jane and the Market Scribe columns, letters from county towns, a Memorial Day themed short story by Captain T J Mackey, and Captain Geo I Kilmer abroad in Waterloo sorties. County jellies, live stock, farm and garden, dairy and creamery notes, plus poems and miscellany round out the issue. Local news offers a harvest of facts for readers.
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Mary Jane
Tonch
T. J. Mackey
Geo. I. Kilmer
Waterloo
Peruas
Local Political and Social Notes Amid Turbulent Times
A jumble of names and events outlines civic figures and visits. Albert Wes and James F. Joy are noted as leaders in De tcott politics. The United Labor Leagues of Pktisde host Engese V Dems on June 1. Mary L. Poote, newly elected poet laureate of Gaylor, Sd., unseated her husband by a large majority. General Weetey Merritt and Robert T. Lincoln return to Chicago to address the Peet ee Fisting Ctub resort. In Lake Erie region Holland Mr Boomgard'. aged 107, longstanding figure, remains active amid local satire.
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Mary L. Poote
Gaylor, Saz
Hesband
Weetey Merritt
Robert T. Lincoln
Chica
Pee Tee Gland
Lake Erie
Major McKinley and the Silver Question Dialogue
Public opinion debates with Major McKinley on silver policy as reporters press for facts. The exchange reveals the journalist code of honor and the balance between confidential leaks and keeping trust with sources.
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Mum
Prom
McKinley
Caid
Early cherries ripening and rail link to encampment urged
Local notes report an expected larger cherry yield, apples nearing market, and a push to operate an electric railroad to Frederick and Middletown during the State encampment. Citizens anticipate mountain excursions, visitors, and regional growth, urging enterprise and rail service within a year.
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George R. Ray
Frederick
Middletown
Golder
Braddock Heights
Lewia Fraley
Freder ick encampment to Frederick praised by citizens
The article notes Mike Jeskins and others in the militia context praising the Frederick city citizens for their support of the military encampment. It mentions Frederic Cassell and Josh A. Levering, with Levering nominated for President on the Prohibition ticket. The writer calls for continued vigilance for further beneficial actions to aid the city and military events.
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Thin City
Eeelalng
Frederic
Joshus A. Levertog
Baltimore
United States
Bii
Levering
Frederick
Chas
D. Doll
Ciy
Henry Wineberg
Absence Inspires Verse in Quiet, Crowded Rooms
Contributed and Selected Poetry reflects on absence and irrevocable fate as empty rooms grow crowded with memory. The speaker notes the silence moving stealthily, guarding thoughts the heart fears to recall, with a neglected glove kept beside its mates as a poignant symbol.
Work of reassessment in Maryland prompts high level talks
Governor Lowndes convoked State Senator Randall and Hering, Benny N. Bankard, a House member, Attorney General Clabsugh, and Commissioner Keating to address confusing instructions cited by Tax Commissioner Keating under the new law. Resting would not attend. Treasurer Shryock doubts paying for blank printing. Bankard’s discovery on the assessment spurred the governor to action. Also in Frederick, M. Celgin Kefauver lies critically ill from lockjaw after a thumb injury weeks earlier. C. T. Kasement’s condition worsens. J. E. Sheppard remains sick but gains mobility. J. T. Lipps slowly improves after a severe fall.
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Thomas J. Keating
Lowndes
J. Wirt Randall
J. W. Hering
Benny N. Bankard
House
Clabsugh
Keating
Resting
Shryock
Annapolis
Bankard
M. Celgin Kefauver
Frederick
Lockjaw
Kefauver
C. T. Kasemant
J. E. Sheppard
John T. Lipps
Law's Grip: Dopien Committed After Bail Denied
George Dopien was charged with stealing goods from Pawnee Bill's Wild West Combination. He appeared before Magistrate Biner and, unable to post 300 bail, was committed to jail to await action by the next grand jury. Paloting. Elmer Loyns, painter, improved Mrs. Biannsh Seigier's property on East street. Workmen painted Mr. George L Wilson's recently improved property on East Patrick Street.
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George Dopien
Pawnee Bill
Wid West
Biner
Paloting
Elmer Loyns
Biannsh Seigier
East Street
George L Wilson
Patrick Street
Well being drilling on Camden heirs tract in Calhoun WV
A well being drilled on the threshold of the Mila tract in Calhoun county West Virginia attracts faith as a potential good producer. C L Cols formerly engine supervisor on the Second Division BSC RE R accepts the night yardmaster post at Branewick yard.
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Thres Mila
Calhoun County
W. Va
Camden Heirs
C. L. Cols
Keep Trust
B.sc. RE. R
Branewick
Market Gossip Highlights Early Vegetable Boom at Frederick
A bustling market morning shows a swell in vegetables with beets radishes new potatoes lettuce and tomatoes in abundant supply. Strawberries Frederick County variety sell briskly as dealers employ sharp tactics to attract buyers. Flower and poultry sections show strong demand though spring chickens remain small. Prices for butter meat and produce listed with onions cabbage asparagus and more. Soldiers’ camp prospects add optimism for summertime fare.
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Marchasers
McKinley
Frederick County
Potomac
Dogs and owners clash over hunting dogs in Brunswick court
Dogs owned by Dogs and Cate Luther Lloyd and Walter Eubanks of Brunswick fought over a cat as Lloyd’s hounds chased prey. The dispute drew witnesses and a magistrate into the case as both sides prepared appeals. Two justice of the peace appointees failed to qualify, leaving Magistrate Wi Yam T. Cram to preside.
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Cate Luther Lloyd
Walter Eubanks
Brunswick
Bes
Cate
Lloyd
Eubanks
Martin L. Nicodemus
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