State Fire Marshal Arrests in Arson Case Stir Debate
The piece critiques Maryland officials over an arson arrest in Queen Anne's County ordered by the State Fire Marshal. It questions the necessity of state involvement, estimates costs, and suggests trimming animal protection funding tied to the marshal’s office. It highlights political candidates and law enforcement flaws in Prince Georges County.
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Fragmentary Baltimore Politics Note Sparks Debate
A fragment from Baltimore News hints at political maneuvering and public resentment. The text suggests dragging politics into discussions would complicate affairs and provoke opposition from the people. Strong entities are not clearly identified in readable portions.
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Aled
Baltimore News
Minutes of Merroness and Humorous Exchanges
A fragmented collection of quips and courtroom asides from papers like Detroit Free Press Cleveland Plain Dealer and Chicago Tribune. It includes a magistrate questioning a prisoner Maggie the plaintiff Chimmie and a joke about a double life told by a clerk and Spotcash the merchant, reflecting humorous bickering and social mores of the era.
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Mr. Spotcash
Chicago
American machinery wins Egyptian contract in bid to outpace Britain
The Philadelphia Record reports the steamship Philadelphia carried a large shipment of American machinery to Alexandria. General Kitchener’s bid process favored a Cleveland based Brown Company for bridges and tramway gear, highlighting American efficiency and low costs. The piece argues Americans already lead in global machinery markets and will expand that edge.
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Egypt
Philadelphia
Alexandria
New York
Kitchener
Brown Company
Clevaland
Great Britain
Moments With The Mune Duty Done
A humorous verse recounts a speaker praising selfless effort in politics and public service, pledging not to blame others for voting outcomes. A second poem by Eretex D. Sarspess in St. Louis Republic extols choosing joy and sharing light over heartache and grief.
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Eretex D. Sarspess
St. Louis Republic
Galveston Water Front After the Storm
Photo reproduced from immediately after the storm shows wharves piled with wreckage and most ships driven ashore. Water Street adjoins with disappointed bulks of masts and hulls. harbor craft wrecked as the scene conveys total maritime ruin.
Death of Patapsco Bank's John F. McMullen
John F. McMullen cashier of the Patapsco National Bank at Ellicott City died at his home in Woodley after a two week illness from peritonitis. He helped found the bank 14 years ago and leaves a widow and seven children. His mother-in-law was the late U S Senator John W Johnston's daughter. Also notes Jerome Lippe's death from paralysis at Walkersville, funeral details, and a infant son's death. Brief items on local plant of lilies and a London substitute for coal with promotion of Hostetter's Stomach Bitters.
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John F. McMullep
Patapsco National Bank
Ellicott
Baltimore
United States
John W. Johnston
Nisginis
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Joseph E. Johnston
Sinking Valley
Maryland
Jerome Lippie
Walkersville
Union Chapel
J. A. Asper
David Zimmerman
Oliver Lease
Frank Strine
W.cramer
D. A. Bharett
Joseph
Jacob
Nettie Roesnstock
East Second Street
W.H.B Etchison
London
Hostetter
Reflections of 4 Bachalok from the New York Press
A satirical vignette on love and female norms. The piece quips that love is not cheaper than laziness and imagines a woman's heaven with a fuzzy dog and a garret. It notes women judge men by how many fools they can induce in minutes and the exhausting aftereffects of social games.
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New York
Synod of Potomac to meet in Mercersburg Pa
The Synod of the Potomac including Maryland Classis convenes for its annual meeting on October 23 at the Reformed church in Mercersburg. The Reformed Missionary Society schedules a monthly meeting tonight. Regular Wednesday evening service resumes tomorrow.
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Synod of the Potomac
Maryland
Arrest in Hagerstown and church union events
Wr. Shank of this county was arrested in Hagerstown for raising disturbance in a street and jailed after medical check. Dr. B.S. Herman attended him. The Young People's Christian Union of the Maryland Conference of the United Brethren church meets at Walkersville this evening and remains in session until Friday with an arranged program.
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Hagerstown
Wr. Shank
B.S. Herman
Young People’s Christian Union
Young People’s Christians Union
Maryland
Central National Bank declares three and a half percent on stock
The Board of Directors of the Central National Bank declares a dividend of three and one half percent on capital stock payable on demand. City tax will be deducted from stock subject to game. William B. Storm, cashier, issues order WISON SALES No 7208 Equity.
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Lewis H. Burtier
Sarah Burrier
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Frederick Condy
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Micerve Delfrange
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