Taxable Basis of the City Editorial Critique
A local editorial critiques the transfer of figures from wage payrolls to tax books describing errors by City Manager McCaffrey. It urges Finance and Audit committees to thoroughly review accounts before fixing the tax rate, noting a corrected figure showing a rise of 72 874 and calling for an independent audit regardless of cost. The piece argues for accountability by the Board of Aldermen and city officials.
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Sreade
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Charity and politics mix in Maryland conference notes
The Sixth Maryland State Conference of Charities and Correction will meet in Frederick in November to discuss care for the dependent and delinquent, improve charities, and promote humane cooperation. President Joseph D. Baker leads a prominent local executive group as the event aims to organize charity, curb professional beggars, and share methods for better social welfare.
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Maryland State Conference of Charities and Correction
Frederick
Frederick City
Joseph D. Baker
Secon
Mie Siac
al Charity Organizationa
Political endorsements ripple across party lines in newspaper roundups
A fragmented report notes a Mississippi candidate for Congress gaining public backing amid oil trust concerns. It also cites Capt. Benjamin W. Hooper of Tennessee receiving independent Democratic support in Nashville, framing it as a protest against machine politics and domination.
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Mississippi
Congress
Oil Trust
Baltimore American
Benjamin W. Hooper
Tennessee
Nashville
T’ Machine Politica
Bcas
Baltimore Sun
Maine Election Victory Alleged as Cooked Up by Party
A political controversy claims the party engineered its Tuesday win in Maine, tracing the plot from newspaper offices in New York to public outcome. The report cites criticism from readers and skeptics across the region.
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Mocracy
Maine
Nowspaper
New York
Baltimore Star
Minutes of Merriness and Odd Divorce Ads
A collage of humor and oddities. A woman seeks a lawyer for alimony after a divorce and an ironic plea complains of a misfit adviser. Separate clippings mention a warning ad from Auckland Herld and playful takes on marriage and manners.
Fragmented historical essay on education and marriage roles
An OCR damaged text discusses women's education and employment in a historical context. It references college sisters, the aim to provide adequate education, and shifting social roles within families. The passage also mentions early family support and traditional wife duties impacting young men’s prospects.
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Coldegl
Crom
Everybody's Magazine
Elias
Dewitt
Those Girls!: Eden Town Rumor and Cadet Patrol Tale
A fragmentary verse sketch recalls Eden town gossip about a notorious group of girls and a mysterious cadet. The poem hints at public scrutiny, fashion tags, and a new Kemptown recruit whose appearance sparks talk and admiration.
Moments With the Muse Deacon Easy Opinion
A reflective verse piece laments changes to hell imagery and orthodox views then flips to a note on advertising driving business. The poem critiques zealots who keep hell concepts alive and ends with a brief, garbled closing line about activity in advertising.
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Deacon Easy
Democrats Rally In Court House Meeting For Maryland Campaign
A large Democratic County Central Committee gathering at the courthouse heard Dr C H Conley call the meeting to order and urge party unity for Congress nominee David J Lewis. Lewis praised turnout and optimism in Montgomery Garrett Allegany and Washington counties and outlined plans to campaign from October 4 to 14 with strong party support assured by Dorsey Etchison.
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Democratic County Central Committee
Court House
Chaiman
Chaclen H. Conley
Congress
Campion
Lon
David J.lewis
Cumberland
Lewis
Montgomery County
Garrett County
Allegany Avil
Washington
Fl Dorsey Etchison
Maryland
Hoe Will Campaten
Last Song Service of Season at Paaddock Weights
The first song service of the season will be held at Paaddock Weights. The Mist concert in the Hrysddack Heights Band closes the service with pieces by request and a program of religious and decorative pieces under Prot divine S Hier.
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Paaddock
Madolphus Pearhate
Hrysddack Heights
Prot
Devine S. Hier
Pole Rat Suppressed by Local Residents After Nighttime Chase
Messrs. George Martz and BW Edmunds of South Market street shot a large pole rat that had annoyed neighbors. Miss M L Manning, field secretary of the Just Government League, delivered a lecture on Australia at Kempall before a small audience.
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Messrs
George Martz
BW Edmunds
South Market Street
Australia
M. L. Manning
Just Government League
Kempall
Baltimore Stock Market Prices and Bonds Report
A 1914 Baltimore stock market update lists prices from Motter Bros & Co at noon with entries for Cons and Cotton Duck across multiple issues, including Georgia & Alabama, Seaboard Air Line, United Railways, Western Maryland, and Knot Traction. The document combines market prices, notes on bonds and preferreds, and a biblical verse excerpt amid business phrases.
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Motter Bros & Co
Georgia
Alabama
Houston
Cam
Blee, Rwy
Cece Esas
Norf
Portsmouth
Seaboard Air Line
Seaboard Company
United, Rys
RAM
United
Rys
United Rys
Panding Ds
Maryland Isles
Sir Conn
Knot Traction Fa
Hand Injury At Os Fibre Brash Wark
A work accident left Mr Charles Ueneley with a severe cut to his left hand while operating an automatic trimming machine at the Os Fibre Brash Wark. He received medical attention on site.
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Charles Ueneley
New York Bank Statement Fragment From 1910 Reserve Note
Fragmentary bank record dated September 17 1910 showing Reserve figures Varese 86379 650 1D Lonna and Specie 120784001 with notes on circulation 73240100 3 78399000 and other financial marks including 8807000 990 009 with unclear long string of figures and terms
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Lonna
Daar & Fw Ak J . Math Altho
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