Fragments on Tariffs, Elections, and Immigration Policy
A collection of quotations critiques regarding fraud in elections, the Roosevelt era overthrow of politicians, tariff revision, and Chinese immigration. It cites British and American officials, calls for exposure and punishment of fraud, and discusses the Geary act, its lapse, and the need to protect American workers and citizens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Republican Party
Congress
Philadelphia Press
Smith
Philadelphia North American
Ccal
Transportation and
Washington
China
Philadelphia Ledger
The
Ledger
Pacific coast re-enacts Geary law over Chinese immigration
The Pacific coast debates a Geary law re enactment with organizers arguing Chinese immigration poses a grave national peril, citing historical experiences of migrants and strong local sentiment among supporters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pacifico
Taxation and history critique in contemporary comment
Contemporary comment argues taxation is a necessary evil to fund government with minimal public harm and support for labor and industry. It notes Mr Maclay may revise his history if Admiral Sohley is exonerated and urges protest against dockside histories in schools. It highlights Berlin fire disaster and MD Bankers Association meeting with Comptroller Ridgely visiting Maryland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Maclay
Court of Inquiry
Admiral Sohley
Mackay
Baltimore American
Maryland Bankers’ Association
Ridgely
Maryland Bankere
Ianoere
Minutio of Merriness and Quick Wit in Silly Dialogues
A collection of humorous snippets from various papers. Jokes include a pugilist blaming a vaccine related quarrel, a drummer reporting a monthly expense, a deadbeat missing coins, a conductor halting a fare, and a book agent selling an encyclopedia. The tone is light and anecdotal with punchlines.
British Income Tax Rise Warns Of Hard Times
The Cleveland Leader notes British newspapers expect income tax to rise to about Tig per cent next year due to South African war costs. Taxable incomes start around 600 to 8700 a year, with high rates squeezing workers. Emigration to the United States may rise as taxation tightens living standards. The Philadelphia Times discusses monuments as enduring life lessons, citing George William Curtis on monumental tributes guiding views of history and unity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland Leader
United Kingdom
Great Britain
United States
Philadelphia Times
Tony
George William Curtis
Alps
Himalayas
McKinley
Washington
Memorial
Potomac
Virginia
Washington McKinley Bridge Memorial Unites North and South
The passage envisions spanning a river that once separated the regions to create a bridge memorial. It states the project will honor the nation and the presidents, uniting the south and north in character and achievement. The names Washington and McKinley symbolize revelation and concord.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
McKinley
Moments on the value of toil and faith in labor
A poem catalogues the moral toll of poverty and the hope of posthumous recognition for artists who sow never reaping in life. It contrasts the doomed fate of the unpaid bard with the enduring rewards of steadfast work and faith, citing verses of hope and divine assistance. Baltimore cattle market notes follow with prices, export totals, and dealer movements, including shipments to Liverpool and Glasgow, and a Frederick resident’s relocation to Baltimore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Myers & Houseman
N. Lehman & Bro
Wedemore
Liverpool
E. Meyer
Notable Deaths and Local Transfers in Annapolis Area
Henry Clark engraver died at his Annapolis home. John Hanson Mitchull died at Hanson Hall in Charles County. Gustavus Barnes seeks county commissioner contest in Carroll. Balishary Telephone sold to Diamond State for 20000. Executors sold Lawrence Zapp’s 175 acre farm near Westminster to John Jacob Basler for 10000. One Chesapeake Railroad Office at Upper Marlboro robbed of 2785. Joseph Guerin convicted in Baltimore for abducting Grace Weems. five years. Williamsport store robbed of 75 in goods. Coroner ruled Thomas Crampton Jr shot accidentally by Eugene Davie during a hunt. Martin Fosnes sues US Fidelity in 90000 for Nesly. George T. Melvin buys back Hotel Maryland, plans Hotel Admiral in Annapolis for 10000.
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Enry Clark
Annapolis
Ankids
John Hanson Mitchull
Hanson Hall
Charles Counts
Gustavus Barnes
Carroll
Balishary Telephone Company
Diamond State Telephone Company
Lawrence Zapp
Westminster
John Jacob Basler
Chesapeake Railroad Company
Upper Marlboro
Joseph Guerin
Baltimore
Grace Weems
Waneral
Atnra
C. L
F. H. Tate
Williamsport
Thomas H. Crampton, Jr
Eugene Davie
Martin O. Fosnes
Posta
Thaseland
Cuba
United States Fidelity and Guaranty Company of Maryland Ag Surety
Charles F. W. Nesly
United States Circuit Court
George T. Malvin
Maryland
Luther H. Gadd
Colonel Gadd
Melvin
Admiral
Social events at Miss Dyer's pound party
A lively pound party was hosted by Miss Bessie Dyer on East Fourth Street with many young friends in attendance. After social hour guests moved to the dining room for refreshments, followed by games and entertaining diversions late into the night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bessie Dyer
East Fourth Street
The Last Excursion by Baltimore & Ohio to Frederick
A Baltimore & Ohio Railroad special excursion from Baltimore and Washington to Frederick is announced as the season's last trip. An evangelist from Filles Mo testifies Chamberlain's Cough Remedy cured his infant's violent croup and prevented further danger. The remedy contains no opium and is sold by A L Pearre.
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Baltimore & Ohio Railroad Company
Baltimore and Washington
Frederick
Sandey
Croup
John W. Bowers
Filles
Chamberlain
A. L. Pearre
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Prauident
Roosevelt
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Saya
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Voice OF the Press
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North Market Street
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Circuit Court
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Equity
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Milton G. Urner
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Potts
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Tadie
John Gomber
S. Market Sr. Novizdit
Fred- Elier County
J. H. Gambrill
Carroll St
Stean Mill
Dean John Gomber
South Market St. Otterdantt
FAOR
Joseph Glaze
East Church Street
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HQUSR
W. South Street
Wear Lexngton Street
Baltimore, Md
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Vinci
Williamsom
Boston
Charles W. Chase
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Yeakle
Shes
Cr Opera House
Pepcs
LM Heath
Seata
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Walter David
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Yeakle’s Shoe Store
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Mt. Olivet
Ignac Haller
West Third Street
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Akort Potlee
Hamilton Lindsay
MOSER
Abe Ron
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Kandis
Harry Baumgardner
East Fifth Street
Archia W. Ogle
Pearl P
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Simmons
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N. Market Street
N.R
Burger” Art Gallery
Ansdly
Cc. A. Poole
West South Street
Frederick, MD
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East P’atrick St
Hfford A. Frazier
East Patricks St
Citizens’ National Bank
Wm. G. Zimmerman
Fourth ST
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Geo. M. Gittineer
Charles P. Lets
North Market St
D.C. Winebrewer & Son's
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H” Care News Ofice
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B.S. Richelberger
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Novadtt
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Gale
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John Francis Smith
Scott & Son, Bankers and Brokers
Fayette
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