Maryland Day and World’s Fair Notes in Verse and Verse
A garbled column ties Maryland Day to the Star Spangled Banner and a World’s Fair exhibit. It praises Frederick’s omissions, cites bridgeport’s $30,000 highway project, references Col Pope and The Bicycle World, and argues for a monument to Francis Scott Key at Mt Olivet Cemetery in Baltimore.
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Frederick
Hamlet
Bridgeport
Col. Pope
Francis Scott Key
Key
Baltimore
Bsithmore
Mt. Olivet
Thore
Khey
Fragmented Opinion Fragments From Local Commentary
A garbled assortment of opinions mocks public discourse with miswritten phrases about a calamitous show, fashionably odd suggestions, and scattered notes on policy. The text cites the need for decorum, declares counts of seconds and pied in the alted Sersie, and argues Senators should align with public duty unless they pursue private aims.
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Deisinea
Torann
Excerpts from Our Learned Exchanges on Home Rule
A fragment from the Columns section mocks home rule and Senator Peffer's plan to spend 2s 600,000 for a school. It critiques political debate and mentions the White House baby as part of a New York Herald note.
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Chicago Mail
Peffer
White House
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New York Herald
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Reliable House
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Patrick Streets
John BE
Hargett
Difficult farming and senate advice in 19th century critiques
The piece notes wheat and corn crop resilience amid frost and drought across Dakota and Midwest regions while predicting large rice yields in Louisiana. It also reprints an excerpt urging the Senate to honor and complete legislative changes, warning against delaying reform and stressing party responsibility.
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Bensas
Litino‘s
Indiara
Missouri
Carolina
Louisiana
Senate
New York Times
Voices From the County: Political Skirmishes and Local Roads
The letter column attacks immigration fears and political allegiance while urging unity across parties to protect American liberties. It laments road neglect and defends progress, urging support for new infrastructure and modernization rather than clinging to old systems.
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Europe
Castle Garden
Locust Point
G. W. Hobbs
Rocky Springs
Tyler
Frederick
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