Debate over American diplomatic living costs and reform
The debate centers on embassy housing and expenses in London and other capitals. Opposition argues ambassadorial cost burdens distort public perception and deter qualified appointees. Representative Longworth advocates government funded permanent residences to allow dignified service for all diplomats.
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Weather and Beef Tax Sparks Debate Across States
A fragmented editorial snippet notes snow in parts of the country and calls for a weather investigation. It laments a 5 cent beef inspection tax that could raise beef prices by a penny per pound and questions Maryland’s governance in rail and corporate matters amid a jumbled review of investigations and commissions.
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Baltimore
Beef Trust
Public demands action on corruption in freight lines and warehouses
The Baltimore News calls for a full purge of corrupt actors in fast freight lines and terminal warehouses with a thorough investigation, demanding no let up until every phase is exposed and every guilty man is punished.
Misctes of Measiness and Quips From the Press
The text presents a garbled collage of quotes and snippets from various newspapers. It includes jokey lines about Perey-Sy professors, a Detroit Free Press quip, a widow’s remark on doctors, and a judge’s remark on witnesses. It resembles a humor column with misread captions and misprints.
Meat Packing Scandal Debate Sparks Senate Clash
A Chicago Record Herald excerpt discusses Rockefeller links and the meat packing controversy, criticizing sensational reports on cattle and meat exports. The piece urges formal, impartial inquiry by Congress into the packing industry to protect domestic consumers and Texas cattle raisers, opposing rapid, hearsay fueled judgments.
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Muuch
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Moments with the Muse Blessed Are They Ihat Moorn
Poem extols endurance and consolation for mourners, noting light after darkness and the hope of reunion. It contrasts sorrow with faith and suggests comfort will return with dawn. An aside critiques advertising that seeks to persuade patrons.
New Market County Notes On Visits And Hall Ceremony
County correspondence from New Market reports Bev. O W Hammond of Baltt visiting his mother Mrs H O Boyer, Miss Exma Keller visiting Miss Mame Boyer, and several local residents hosting or visiting friends in Baltimore Harford and Washington. The Galilean Friederien hall cornerstones laid with Masons ceremonies, crowd praised orderly conduct and funds raised. Town improvements noted with fresh paint and whitewash after a day of rain. Republican delegates appointed for county convention.
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Exma Keller
Mame Boyer
Clifton Sponnelier
Airy
George F. Eponzeller
Shermans
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Bltimore
John Thomas
M. Herch
Frederick
Pp. O. Smith
William Kabrick
Isabelle
Kubrick
Bookeystown
Suzan Dresger
Charles Wachter
Frances
P. O. Smith
Mistea Lyle
Carria Main
Washington
Charles Rohrbackepsrt Sanday
Rosia Mosburg
Rosa Feage
John McDonald
Braunwick
John Plummer
Masers
William and
Calvin Bowers
Lewistown
Chas
Fegie
Ethel and
Muztiel
Woodaboro
Wallie McConnell
E. N. O'Brien
Neaia
Dante! Smith
Here
Card Party Honoring Miss Pearl Goodman’s Birthday
Miss Lydia and Pearl Strathan hosted a lively card party in East Patrick with guests including Blanche Schufler Dora Andrews Edith Gordon of Baltimore Mamie McClary of Washington D C and others.
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Patrick Siries
Pearl Goodman
Blanche Schufler
Mamus Andrews
Flosala Barrick
Dora Andrews
Edith Gordon
Baltimore
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Washington, D. C
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Reymond Taylor
Nell Mobarly
Anthony Bitters
Dave Ollos
Charley Portner
Charley Capps
Arthur Johnson
Harry Hill
Clay Wood
One Faction Favors Harmony With Republicans in Lincoln Party
May 30 The Lincoln party state committee in Philadelphia debated whether to back a governor hopeful from the party or wait for the regular Republicans convention. Favoring harmony push to nominate Emery as a likely gubernatorial candidate while others push for a full ticket opposing the regular Republicans. Names mentioned include Lewis Er of McKean County Bayard Henry Robert K. Youngs and E A Corey with Weever of Philadelphia cited in the debate.
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Lincoln Party
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McKean County
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Robert K. Youngs
E. A Corey
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Emery
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Baseball Scores and Guatemalan Troop Movements
National League results include Washington 2 7 Cleveland 2 Chicago rain. American League games show Philadelphia 3 Boston 2 and others with Chicago 2 in 15 innings. In Guatemala Latveer reports claim revolucionist Toledo plans to invade central Guatemala supporting President Cabrera amid tensions.
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Louis
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Brooks
York
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Matchig
Mexico
Cipiencr
Unclear OCR Summary of Fire and Arrests
Fragmentary report mentions a fire destroying Armour & Company elevators and staining 1 000 008 bushels of coal or grain with a large loss. A Japanese scholar Yamai Naokuma is referenced in a suicide at Aso crater. A banker teller in Milwaukee is arrested near Portland.
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Doan's Kidney Pills Credited With Relief by Mrs Whitmore
A Frederick widow Mrs John M Whitmore reports kidney troubles eased after using Doan's Kidney Pills from Clinton E Main. She says headaches back pain and fatigue improved with treatment and she now recommends the remedy to friends. Doan's Kidney Pills sold by all dealers 50 cents Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY sole agents. Remember the name-doan's.
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Frederics City
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New York
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Endorsement of Chamberlain's Colic Cholera Remedy
An advertisement touts Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy as unmatched for bowel complaints. It claims wealth cannot buy a better medicine, praises its universal success, and notes it is pleasant when diluted with water and sugar. Available at A. L. Pestre's Drug Store.
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