News of the State highlights from statewide events
A mixture of Maryland happenings fills the page. Locally, Mayor Mahool opens a bakers convention while Judge Harrison of St. Nicholas County is noted as deceased. A catastrophe at Westport claims William A. Robinson, struck by falling ice. Maryland politics show Maine election signals for 1912, with Democratic and Republican factions preparing for forthcoming campaigns. A Prospect Park Fair draws large crowds, a church rector passes away, and notable clerical changes occur.
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Ames E. Harrison
St. Nicholas
Sounty
A. Handsome
Turner Rifles
Antietam
The
National Association
Mahool
Willam A Robinson
Westport
Caspari
Maryland
Annapolis
Wat ‘Alinapolla
Fair
Joseph A. Kautz
St. Alphonsus’ Catholic Church
Baltimore
Charles L. Mead
Holden, N. J
First Methodist Episcopal Church
Baltimore, and Ohio Railroad
Maine
Roland Park
Congress
Vandiver
Hanna
Odd
Market Place Hall
Fat Man Arrested After Excessive Garment Cache
Acting Captain McCoughlin and Patrolman Foster tailed a suspect on Third Avenue New York to the bridge at One Hundred Thirty Fourth Street. The man wore an extraordinary amount of clothing including twelve coats six pairs of trousers a waistcoat and a woman’s hobble skirt. He claimed illness and cold as excuses but admitted breaking into a tailor shop at Glover and Weathers ter Avennes and stealing the clothes. He identified as William Young staying with his sister in Paterson.
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Jooks
McCoughlin
Alexander Axere
Fosteri Ng
Third Avenue
New York
Foster
McLaughlin
Tre
Wiliam
Pateryon Me
McLaughtin
Glover and Weatchester Avennes
Justice White Appointed Member of The Hague Tribunal
Former U.S. jurist Justice White is named as an appointed member of The Hague Tribunal. The decision places a distinguished judge on the panel, signaling enhanced collaboration between international courts.
Forced to Sleep in Open Air at Eucharistic Congress
More than 300000 visitors flocked to Montreal for the twenty first International Eucharistic Congress. Many slept on Mount Royal slopes as streets filled with worshippers leaving after the congress ended. Papal legate Canali Vannulelli praised the loyalty of North Americans and anticipated a US visit, while officials noted the unprecedented turnout and housing strain.
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Montreal
Canlinat
Vannulelli
Mudd
Rome
North America
United States
Congress
America
Gibbons
Mgr. Heylen
Namur
Eucharistic Congress Committee
Church of Rome
Mount, Royal
Pasteurization of Milk Reduces Infant Deaths, Editor Argues
A historical column argues milk pasteurization lowers infant illness and mortality. It cites European studies from the 19th century showing dramatic drops in death rates after pasteurizing milk, urging adoption in large cities under health supervision to prevent milk-borne diseases.
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Straus
New York
Ugger Basprapinng
Papa
Mik
Gable
Ena
Ray
Hig
Tenger
Iso
Liana Horer
Ximong
Ne Wy
Hite
Samdhse
Germany
Meath
Vilage
Smong
Ianean
Frederick Market Prices Corrected September 14 1910
Market list shows mixed figures for grains and feeds with updated ranges. Wheat from 2 Hed to 94. corn and barley prices vary. hay ranges from 10 to 20 per ton. oats and flour futures listed. dairy and cotton seed meal quoted. potatoes at 45 to 60 cents per bushel.
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Timothy
Doctor claims aliver alloy discovery linked to death mystery
The article reports claims by Dr Lange that he found a means to vastly increase liver metal content in alloys, detailing laboratory demonstrations and a dramatic death linked to a laboratory experiment. It describes prior statements by Mr Dickigon and a public interest surge around the case, with assertions of a breakthrough in reducing battery material costs and a crucible scene observed by witnesses.
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Piederlek W. Banks
Sini
Chivtea
New York
Mr. Dickingon
Autinghout
Adnanelal Wlaird
Soratton
Dickigon
Diekingon
Lange
Cigarette Habit Growth Impacts Tobacco Manufacture
A rough market summary notes rising cigarette production and its effect on overall tobacco manufacture. It cites increased stogie output and tobacco taxes, with figures from August showing 1908 to 1910 gains around 16 percent and remarks on trade conditions and market expansion in Pennsylvania.
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Tsar
Walné Co
Male
Uttla
Byatt
Urés
Durihy
Altico
Thua
Atogta
Stogios
Pennsylvania
Hoy
Peanut industry grows as uses multiply worldwide
The article details peanut production expanding beyond food to oils candy and confectionery. It notes U.S. peanut exports and rising domestic demand, with yields possible up to 60 69 and even 160 bushels per acre under improved seed. It describes processing from blanching to peanut butter and candy making and hints at related domestic industry issues.
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Europe
Clergymen Seek End to Sea Burials by Steamships
In Philadelphia a movement urges steamship lines to stop burying bodies at sea. Rev William McLoughlin led requests after a ship burial, with clergy appealing landings. The Holy Name Society of Our Lady of Mercy backs resolutions urging carriers to act, and several clerics are contacting firms to gauge policy.
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Philadelphia
William McLoughlin
Auvea
Vnpt
Church of Our
The Duke of Cambridge and Lord Stratford Tale
In a Crimea War retelling, the Duke’s valet clashes with Lord Stratford when the ambassador arrives to check the duke’s trunks. The valet replies in bold language, and the attache relays that the person addressed was her majesty’s representative to Turkey. The ambassador challenges the remark, and the exchange ends with a quick quip about what was said.
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Duke of Cambridge
Lord Mrutford
Turkey
Stratford
Lord Stratford
Jim
Blond men in demand in theater world debate
A garbled account discusses blond men in the theatrical industry facing discrimination. It notes managers refusing darker readers, rising premiums for blond performers, and the impact on chorus and light opera roles. The piece mentions New York, audiences, and changing beauty norms driving hiring biases.
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Aaryaleay
Anya
New York
Sige
Tive
Amry
Wounds of the Heart and Cardiac Mechanics
The text discusses how blood escaping from the heart cavity into the pericardial sac disrupts the heart’s pumping by mechanically interrupting its alternating contraction and expansion. It notes the lethal consequences arise from this escape and ties wound outcomes to impaired cardiac function.
Digestive Aid Ad Promises Fast Relief and Home Remedy
An old advertisement touts Diapepein as a 50 cent remedy for indigestion and stomach headaches. It promises quick relief from sour stomach, belching, nausea, and fullness, claiming thorough cure and the ease of showing the formula printed on the package.
Fragmentary OCR Note prompts unclear content
The readable text is garbled with nonsensical phrases and scattered fragments about drug terms and miscellaneous items. No coherent names dates places or events are identifiable from the legible portions.
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