Notes of News From Across the State
Condensed items report deaths, marriages, crimes, adoptions and official actions. Notable entries include former Annapolis mayor Charles A. Dubois's death, Navy midshipmen admission, a West Virginia couple’s elopement in Oakland, and a Hagerstown church conversion plan. Prohibitionists nominate in Howard county, labor day holiday proclaimed, and many local official acts and incidents listed.
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Charles A. Dubois
Annapolis
Henry Wright
Frostburg
Naval Academy
West Virginia
Oakland
Trinity Lutheran Church
Hagerstown
Ellicott City
Crothers
Howard County
Russell
International Bible Students
Mountain Lake Park
Samuel Young
Harry S. Ridgely
Baltimore Letter
Rochester
Militia Budget Increase Planned for Next Year
War Department leaks show militia requests exceeding prior years with an estimated 1 300 000 for additional militia maneuvers. An unrelated ad touts Hall's Catarrh Cure claiming constitutional remedy for catarrh and offering testimonials and a 100 dollar prize for cures.
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War Department
Labor Day Parade Draws Millions Across the Nation
Labor Day will be celebrated nationwide with parades in major cities. Noted labor leaders Samuel Gompers and Frank Morrison will headline speeches as part of the AFL's vast network of workers and affiliated unions.
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Samuel Gompers
Frank Morrison
American Federation of Labor
Congress
Wilson
William B Wilson
The
United
Atlanta
Mine Workers of
Amorma
GOOD ROADS THAT LAST
An article argues American highways lag behind Europe in durability and proper maintenance. It stresses foundational work, drainage, and vigilant upkeep, proposing durable sections and frequent repairs as the path to long lasting roads.
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America
Europe
Massachusetts
New Jersey
United States
Scientific American
Mendicancy Society Reports 250000 Beggars in Country
The National Association for the Prevention of Mendicancy releases its second annual report claiming at least 250,000 tramps and beggars exist by choice, with little action to curb the issue. President Mrs W H S Lford leads, with vice presidents Bishop Greer Charles Francis Adams and Thomas M Muiry. Executive secretary James Forbes notes past efforts in New York and describes a newly devised organization as highly effective.
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Mendicancy Society
National Association For the Prevention of Mendicancy
WH. S Lford
Bishop Greer
Charles Francis Adams
Thomas M. Muiry
James Forbes
New York City
Frederick Market Prices From Frederick County Farmers Exchange
Prices include wheat No 2 Red at 87 cents bushel corn shelled 75 to 80 cents rye 0c to Tic per bushel oats 45 to 60 cents barley 65 to 70 cents per bushel winter wheat flour 4 70 to 5 20 spring wheat 5 10 to 5 60 cornmeal 1 60 to 1 70 per 100 pounds mil feed prices per ton bran 27 middlings 21 red dog 2 20 to 2 30 dairy feed 23 to 26 seed timothy 7 to 8 clover 11 to 12 hay prices by bale Timothy 23 to 25 mixed 21 to 23 clover 18 to 19 straw baled Wheat 6 to 3 baled oats 6 to 8 hay not baled 26 to 22 per ton advertising begets success to be a great recess you should advertise in this paper.
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