Kentucky and Maryland Debate Corrupt Practices in Elections
A Baltimore American excerpt quotes Governor Crothers urging strong action to enforce the Corrupt Practices Act amid calls to end night riding and electoral bribery. The piece discusses political bribery's impact on Maryland and Kentucky politics, noting past fines and the need for fair, honest elections. It highlights interparty Union pressure and public demand for decency in voting.
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Baltimore
Éekring
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Maryland
Fred- Bury
Crothers
Maryland Tuberculosis prizes lead world in disease fight
Maryland institutions won ten prizes at an international tuberculosis congress in Baltimore. The United States earned the only $1,000 prize and several first and silver awards, highlighting the state’s role in battling the disease. The report also notes broader opinions on U.S. political campaigning and reflections on American life versus Europe.
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Maryland
Baltimore
United States
Untitled 19th Century Fragments and Advertisements
Fragmentary dialogue and captions from a historical page feature a comical walk scene with a maid and goat ascent, plus brief exchanges about auto dates and employment. Additional garbled notes reference a Brooklyn Life manager and a playwright, ending with a line about a well preserved woman under the food and drug act.
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Tashe
Moments with the Muse Dream Maker Poem Fragment
A lyrical piece titled Moments with the Muse describes a wandering lane near the day’s wires where memory and quaint guards dwell. An elf-like dream maker crafts dreams from sighs, awakening hopes and unborn kisses in a dream den. The speaker recalls walking in sleep and learning the elf shared his dream with a sweetheart. Winn Anes Ware
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Winn Anes Ware
Sunny California Ramblings From A Pedestrian Tour
A traveler in sunny California writes from the Bicremento Valley noting it as a great fruit region with over ten thousand carloads shipped from Sila county. Grapes peaches pears and prunes lead fruit, while figs and corn also figure. oranges lemons and Kirapetiiit struggle. He estimates about 40 wineries in the county, praises light, fine soil, and garden-like farming. Sacramento is described as a pleasant city with the river and parks. He mentions cheap almonds and English walnuts, gold or silver coin as currency, and odd observations on fashion and fashion accessories, including unattractive hats.
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Cal- Hornia
Bicremento
Sila
Sacramento
Porthind
Law hearing for Brown Waters and Lee on assault charge
In a courtroom before Justice Kekatela last night Calvin Brown Charlea Waters and Brooke Lee faced a charge of striking Loria Johnson with a stone after a family quarrel at the Johnson home in Klinehart alley Waters said to have summoned an officer Brown struck Johnson in the head with a stone Waters later followed and Waters also threw a half pint of whiskey at Johnson Waters was seen with a pistol earlier Justice Kekatela fined Brown one dollar Johnson two dollars and fifty cents for drunkenness and disorderly conduct Waters two dollars and fifty cents Bail of one hundred dollars was posted for Waters pending grand jury action.
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Adrkay
Calvin Brown
Charlea Waters
Brooke Lee
C. IL
Eckatein
Lowia Johnson
Klineharts Alley
Johnson
Waters
Mra
Brown
Albert
Pleasant Paragraphs About Thoss and City Visitors
Local notes list numerous personal visits and hometown ties as residents and relatives travel between Pleasant, Washington, Baltimore, Adams city, and nearby towns. Names include Virgie Chew, Alfred Righter, Hardy Chew, Gorton Ahalt, Cayt Miller, David Geimer, F C Nott, J E Price, Miss A Kutna Citainger, Miss Callin Hana, Mr. C Francie Heugh, Miss Nannie Floyd, Miss Ebert, Chester Miller, Mrs. J A Ramsburs, and many more visiting relatives, attending errands, or returning from trips in Rhode Island, Washington, and Frederick.
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Enat Church Street
Fato
Ballimars
Miu
J. E
Birk
Mariette
A. Kutna Citainger
East Patrick Fl
Adamsawn
Callin Hana
Washington
Sonifirg
Marry
Ebert
East Pourth Street
Chester Miller
South Market
Altvet
Wolkeraville
Mivs
J. A. Ramsburs
Engst
Sixth Street
Saster
Mamie Conrad
Robert Staley
Child
Baltimore
Edward Moberly
Thourth Street
Mina Annie
Harry Schmidt
J. Henry Schmidt
Wet Patrick Street
Rose Carsten
St. Louis Mo
Win. Katiu
South Market Street
Adolphus Fearbake
Rose Fearbake
Headdock Heights
Ennst
Patrick Street
W. C. Wheftover
Alvanor
W. C. Lamb
Minsee Isvesh Houck
Esther Clayce
Ed. Schildtkneaht
Frances
Frederick
W. C. Kefauves
Dill Avenue
Death and funeral notices from Frederick deaths
Miss M Perrman Castle a prominent Frederick resident aged 75 died at her North Market street home after a long illness. She was a Lutheran lay member, survived by three brothers and two sisters, funeral at 2 p.m. at home with Mt Olivet cemetery interment. Mrs Fanny Osbourn 67 died at Shenandoah Junction WV. Born Locust Level she leaves a daughter and three sons. funeral at St Agnes Shepherdstown with Civil War veterans as pallbearers.
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M. Perrman Castle
Frederick
North Market Street
All School
Lutheran Church
Minx Castle
Miles Ellen Gastle
David Castle
Elisabeth Halley
Thomas M. Castle
Baltimore
Alverta Murphy
Washington
Mt. Olivet. Cemetery
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Osbourn
Fanny Osbourn
Alexander L. Osbourn
Shenanddoah Junction
W. Va
Smanuel
Margaret, Smith
Locust Level
Alex. L. Osbourn
Jefferson County
West Virginia
Kain
Louig
Ndith
Herbert
Edgar
Victor
Ar. Milton Ei, Smith
Hyattsville
St. Agnea Catholic Church
Shepherdstown
Social World items and local dances in Brundwick area
Miss Sarah Phieegor of West Patrice hosted a Friday evening birthday party with a dine‑in spread and well wishes for the celebrant’s day. A large Red Moes Hall dance in Brunswick drew attendees from Shepherdstown and nearby towns, led by George A. Stewart with the Braddock Highte Orchestra. Miss Ritchie's school planned an informal Friday open evening at Independent Hall with a barn dance and fair assembly on Thursday. a prose-poem and home life verse conclude this column.
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West Patrice
Dod
Phiceger
Vance
Brundwick
Red Moe's Hall
Brunswick
Shepherdatown
Harpersy
Winchester
Frederick
Gao. A. Stewart
Braddock Hgighte
Sullez
Merchan ts and Individuals Invited for Accounts
An invitation is extended to merchants, fin s, corporations, and individuals to open or extend accounts. Accommodations are promised as consistent with prudent banking practice.
Real Estate Sales Reported On North Market Street
Charles T. K. Young sold for Miss George Blumensner a two story brick building on the east side of North Market Street to Harry R. Snook. He also sold for Christopher P. Smith and Son their store and tin business on North Market Street to John M. Hartman. Bradley T. Nicodemus sold the mill property known as Shriners at Unionville containing three acres to Levi F. Devilbisa on private terms.
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Isurance
George Blumensner
North Market Street
Harry R. Snook
Mr. Young
Christopher P. Smith & Sop
John M. Hartman
Bradley T. Nicodemus
Shrine
New Fly Wheel in Use at Frederick Interban Railway Works
The large fly wheel for the engine at the wer house of the Frederick Interban Railway Company was set in position and the engine started today. The wheel measures 20 feet in diameter and weighs over 41000 pounds. Mr Bentz of the Frick Co Waynesboro oversaw the installation.
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Frederick Interban Railway Company
Iolion
Bentz
Frick Co
Waynesboro
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