Torrens real estate reform gains steam in Maryland
A push to adopt the Torrens system of title registration is gaining momentum in Maryland as lawmakers prepare for Annapolis sessions. Proponents argue it would simplify transfers, reduce title searches, and lower costs, while opponents warn of entrenched interests resisting change. Baltimore's Real Future Exchange backs the effort, hoping to modernize estate transactions across the state.
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Maryland
General Assembly
Annapolis
Real Future Exchange
Baltimore City
Fragmentary Maryland News Snippet
A garbled note from a Baltimore paper network mentions natural wisdom and the Pole, referencing a dual cultivation idea with tree and crate themes. The text is incomplete and lacks coherent facts to determine a clear event or subject.
Baltimore Sta Win A Hero Rand Earth
Baltimore Sta earns a win amid a crowd of cheering supporters as Gocco receives applause. The event highlights strong performances and local reactions from attendees.
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Rand
Gocco
Baltimore
Fragmented quotes reflect daily absurdities in 20th century papers
A mosaic of Far West to Atlantic snippets shows social mix-ups and humorous exchanges. Jokes about domestic roles, animal cages, abandoned farms, and fashion mishaps reveal the era’s wit. The clippings credit the Pittsburgh Post Washington Star Kansas City Journal Louisville Courier-Journal and Answers.
Dr Wiley and benzoate of soda examined in 19th century critique
The Washttraton Merald praises Dr Wiley for defending safe food preservation while denouncing benzoate of soda as a dangerous additive. It notes initial ridicule but eventual medical support for Wiley's findings, arguing many cheap products rely on this preservative to appear sound. It cites public health, prevention, and growing trust in physicians.
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Dr.Wiley
Phyetcian
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Benzonte
Moments With the Muse An Evening Scene
An atmospheric verse fragment describes a dusky landscape with sheep bells, curfew, gnats, and nocturnal creatures. It evokes listening readers, cattle at rest, moths, and distant sounds as an old guardbound appears on the horizon.
Totcheater fair ends with tournament and fires
News notes events across Maryland: the Totcheater fair wraps with a tournament. Wilson's photograph gallery in Westminster is destroyed by a fire. Mrs. Matilda Shertzer of Cumberland attempts suicide by shooting herself. Allegany Socialist nominating convention set for Cumberland next Monday. William Reed pleads guilty to stabbing Clinton Trumpower at the Clear Spring tournament, fined $50 and costs. Trumpower likely to recover. Former Senator Robert K. Dixon of Talbot declines renomination. The Republican convention may nominate Thomas Bart, nephew of Dixon.
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Totcheater
Wilson
Westminster
Matilda Shertzer
Cumberland
Allegany County
William Reed
Clinton Trumpower
Jamice Moore
Trumpower
Robert K. Dixon
Talbot County
Tixon
Thorman M. Bartbert
Admiral praises Cook discovery at Sagamore Hotel
Rear Admiral and Arctic Club president hails Dr. Cook after interview at Sagamore Hotel Lake George New York. He says records up to 90 degrees could prove the feat, credits Cook with physical and mental grit and a winter peak to his exploration success.
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Dr. Cook
Sagamore Hotel
Lake Ceorge
N. Y
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Neve Hiro
Doles
Arctic Club
I Dan Esfely'eny
Cook
Polo
Virginia apple prices good in Frederick county market
Virginia apple prices set records this week at Winebeas ter Virginia and Frederick county growers stand to gain 200000 to 300000 if current levels hold. Major shippers including Chance J Robinson Lucien Lupton Strek Brothers and V Weems sold thousands of barrels at 3 50 to 4 50 per barrel with some white figs and blemish adjustments noted. The Winchester center of the Valley apple belt saw robust demand and broad improvement in fruit quality.
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Appica
Winebeaster
Frederick County
Bigg Groware
Chance J. Robinson
Lucien Lupton
Initrela
Burreky Stwek Brothers
V. Weems
Wippins
Carmen Poldens
Winchester
Farmers Hear White Cross Milk Concentration Plan
Farmers near Barmont gathered in the down hall on Friday evening to hear White Cross Provers and Baltimore and Washington White Crow Milk Company plans for a Frederick plant. Cockrell and David Lowenstein spoke, detailing the process and operation. Farmers showed strong interest, expecting increased local milk production and heavy shipments via the Washington Frederick and Gettysburg Railway.
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Barmont
Chine Cay
White Cross
Baltimore and Washington
White Crow Milk Company
Frederick
Cockrell
David Lowenstein
Washington, Frederick and
Gettysburg
Hillard to Seek 37th Term as Register of Wills
Thomas FE Hillard, veteran Register of Wills for 38 consecutive years, will be renominated by the Democrats for the Washington county post with no Republican opposition. The sole challenger is the Socialist nominee for Register of Wills. Hillard, now 66, began as deputy at 19 in 1863 and has been elected to the office six times by large majorities.
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Thomas Fe, Hillard
Register of
Register of Wills
Iidlord
Nomination Notification for Chief Judge in Rockville
Mr. Hammond Urner will be formally notified on Monday of his nomination for chief judge. Montgomery county notifica tion committee members, appointed at the Rockville convention, will arrive Monday around 11 am, with the ceremony likely at Urner and Urner’s law offices near noon. This item also cites patent medicine ads from the issue.
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Hammond Urner
Montgomery County
Notificaion Committee
Rockville
Urner & Urner
Paulhan the French Aviator Wins Long Flight Record
Louis Paulhan, a 26 year old French aviator and mechanic, set a world duration of flight record at Rheims after turning a toy aeroplane prize into a real machine. He first flew 450 feet in Donia and later exceeded a one hour thirty two minute flight, with Dunkirk prizes totaling about $2,000. Married with one child.
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Rheims
Louis Paulbac
Ahheims
Bratce
Ville de Paris
M. Lepine
Voisin
Paulban
Bia
Donia
Dunkirk
Paul Baw
Indictments for Peonage Target McKees Rocks Officials
Washington report says officials of the Pressed Steel Car Company at McKees Rocks have possible federal prosecution for peonage. The Justice Department reviews daily transcripts from investigations and, with several lawyers confident in the evidence, may present indictments. Attorney General Wickersham will decide on submitting the case to a federal jury.
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Pressed Steel Car Company
Washington, D. C
Tressel Steel Car Company
McKees Rocks
Department of Justice
Department
Wickersham
Vatican Earthquake Damage Reaches Sistine Chapel
A papal commission reports several Vatican buildings were slightly damaged by the August 31 quake in Rome with the Sistine Chapel among the affected sites. In Williamsport a 76 year old man hanged himself in a farm barn after his son left the farm. Uhlan defeats Hamburg Peele in a Readville trotting race. Mrs Roosevelt tours France with her children. Mercedon notices about church property in Quincy and stories of race postponements due to rain.
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Sictine Chapel
Rome
Vatican
Romen
Sistine Chapel
Hange Self
Williamsport
Wilian Masteller
St Johns Institute to Open Next Tuesday Bright Budget Bits
Mayor Geo Edw Smith suspends Officer Dudley Strasberger for fifteen days without pay for dereliction of duty. Policeman suspended as part of a general interest brief from St Johns Institute opening Tuesday.
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Lucy
St. John’s Institute
Geo. Edw. Smith
Dudley Strasberger
Catarrh Cure Promised as Cure for Dreaded Disease
3100 Reward offered for proof Hulls Catarrh Cure cures catarrh a constitutional disease. Cure claimed internal action on blood and mucous membranes. Proponents assert strength and constitution building, with 100 reward for failure. Address F PGHENEY CO Toledo OH. Sold by all druggists 7 50 Take Hall’s Family Pills for constipation.
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Hall
Hull
Addreas F. P. Gheney & CO
Toledo
Hal
Century Ride To Be Held By Crescent Bicycle Club
The Crescent Bicycle Club of Baltimore plans a century ride tomorrow with Frederick as the turning point. Since its 1908 founding the club has revived long distance cycling, reporting over 160 centuries in three years and many members completing multiple centuries. Edward Leary, president and last year’s century mileage winner, rode ten centuries in the season.
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Huntling
Creecent Bicycle Club
Ags
Edward Leary
Rural Letter Carriers Plan Sixth Maryland Meeting
The Maryland Rural Letter Carriers Association schedules its sixth annual meeting at the Baltimore post office next Monday. President William C. Stevens will open at 9 30, with reports from committees and a welcome address by G. C. Fitze of Carroll County. The afternoon session starts at 2 20, unfinished business and committee reports follow, and the night session features Congressman George A. Penrie. An officers election and delegates to the national convention are to be decided, ending with a social hour.
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Maryland Rural Letter Carriers’ Association
Baltimore
William C. Btevens
G. C. Fitze
Carroll County
Bank Ad Promotes Depositors and Services
The notice proclaims a long established bank opening doors to serve customers with ample and attractive banking rooms. It highlights officers Capital and Subflub, inviting new depositors with any amount and promising prompt, satisfactory handling of business and special interest on deposits.
Frederick Market Prices From Frederick County Farmers Exchange
Quotations furnished show corn prices and grain rates for 1909 with several varieties listed by weight and bushel. Hay and bran values appear per ton while dairy and seed meal rates are noted. sporadic typos and misreadings reflect the OCR.
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Frederick County
Capital and Surplus Reported With Names Listed
A fragmented OCR listing shows Capital and Surplus figures followed by a long roster of names and titles including presidents vice presidents and numerous individuals such as Coblentz Wortnemore Storm Camweth Cras Rew Connustz Ross and others. The text appears to be a corporate board or financial disclosure with many OCR errors.
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North Pole
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Pitteburg Post
Washington Star
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Admiral
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Uhlan
Hamburg Selle
Readville
Mass
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Roosevelt
France
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Kermit
Touraine
London
Old Reformed Church
Quincy
United Lrethren Orphanage
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Simon Wiener
Waynesboro
D. B. Noll
Church of the Latter Day Saints
Reformed Church
Fair Grounds
Frederick Driving Club
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Frederick County National Bank
Motter Bros. & CO
PAR. & Mech, TL Bank
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James H. Harsie
Albert Gilson
Onshire
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Fairmont
Norfolk and Portstivuen
Frederick City
City of Richmond
Folk Investment
Motter Brothers &C
Wanken3 and Brokers
Central National Banit Building
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North Market Street
Landie
Markat Etrost
Haviland
B. & H. Lamp
John Eisenhauer
Prodevtsk
REPLI
Jacobs Well School
Sinraaret 'Roche
Middletown Savings Bank
Middletown Savings
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Engiidig
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Woot Peizion Street
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Erregibar
Cmnory L, Coblentz
Charles Wortnemore
William B. Storm
Robert A. Kemp
Geo. T. Baumgardner
Richard Potts
Groner Binge
T. A. Camweth
Rew
Evony L. Connustz
Riemann P. Ross
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Frank GC. Norwoop
First National Bank
George T. Baumeatdner
Canhier
Kirst
Matonal Bank
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