Local Affair Humor and Politics Mix at Regional Meeting
Fragmentary prose covers humor about honesty and intellect, plus Maryland and national politics. It notes Lincoln birthday commemoration, naval funding in Japan, and a New York Progressive committee choosing a gubernatorial nominee. A Philadelphia trial carves through winter weather and a new Ford at a car dealership.
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Bryan Atreduyl
Andariegy Miniater Medillon
Af Tama
Proviniabid
Peru
Unitad
Genta
Lincoln
Istoris
Lincoln Memorial
Horland
Bryan
Brouidenl Wison
Maptala Jolson
Monron
Taxi
Cap Jolly Derry
Nantuchat
United States
Sayville
Washington
Dryan
New York Progresulyy Etate Committee
Tre
County in debt as board nears end of session
The county faces a looming financial squeeze with deficits and no cash in hand. Key appointments and a deadlocked board produced heated debate over Hartle and Witzertbacher while funds and bond prospects drew sharp scrutiny from taxpayers. The session ended with unresolved questions about county management.
Aged Lady Found Dead in Her Bed in Potomac Street Flats
Mrs Sarah A Chadwick Driver, 77, a retired Engilah widow, was found dead in her apartment at 8 Potomac Street early this morning. Coroner said heart disease caused death and no inquest was needed. Neighbors reported she had been described by friends as quiet and cared for by relatives in the West. Burial planned at E. Antro Cemetery for Mr and Mrs Driver.
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Sarah A. Chadwick Deiver
Engilah
Wan Ford
Potomae St
Ela
de Slant Cor Wau
Driver
Air
Howard Mell
Maudo Montia
Dee
Ako
Uwe
Milas Martin
Aistur
Stowler
Mrs. Driver
Lore
E. Antiot
Lkosa
Heplewa
Nlocen
Chiat
Olinihwick
Cheaga
Mea
Wiam Olver
Hiya
Litton Gibbs
Wert Ford
Kane Sil
May Cook
Mi Mall
Murth
Teawstte
Iu Mer
Harry i
Coral
Mare
Lincoln Highway Adduclation Routed to Coast Route
Delegation from the Merchants and Manufacturers Association led by Senator John Walter Smith conferred with officials about promoting a national road from Philadelphia through Baltimore and Washington to Gettysburg and Hagerstown. Residents expect a route linking Philadelphia and Baltimore to a western connector, aligning with a broader coast-to-coast Lincoln Highway project.
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Balefaors
Washington
Hagerstown
Mnewodat
Waalington
John Walter Smith
Distcter
Columba Comision
Kew and
Siddons
BOI
Misholphiz
Tapav
New York
Philadelphia
Gettysburg
Haltimern
Phtladettin
Hallimern
Celtyelarg
Hagaratown
Attenders Drawn Into Unclear Political Gathering
Fragmentary OCR depicts an antiotaly group meeting with names such as Mrs Goldahorongl and New York journeys. A battleship reference and various individuals imply a political or social event, but most details are garbled and uncertain.
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Goldahorongl
Lowndes
Andrew Kaliaay
Guldahoroush
Haardtown
Adolia Brite Lense Téward
New York
Rucker Leads House Panel Amid Presidential Preference Debate
From rural Missouri, Dulge Rucker chairs the House Committee on the Election of President and Vice President. He pushes a primary project while the President leans toward rushing it to block other plans, sparking strategic seesawing in Congress. Rucker’s blunt humor and frank service define his public persona.
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Dulge Rucker
Keginsvlle
Ricker
Hucker
Wen
House
Amiso On
Itv
Congreso
Bo Fturker
Durned
Rucker
Hin
Jim
Purse snatching on open street leads to arrest
Miss Talta Stank reports a theft after 10 PM near Franklin Street and Danzer Lumber. Officer Middlekautt locates the suspect near Washington and Potomac. $1.20 and a folded $15 Ad prospect were found on him. The accused, once jailed for forgery, faces grand jury action.
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Consil
Franklin
Middlekautt
Danzer Liniher Company
Talta Stank
Benjamin Shark
Baltimore
Laws Ganle
S. Potomac
Washington
Kathe McCoy
Sauurey
Toad Quarters
Stra
Gants
Middiehants
Eun Wan
al Waters
Vatey
Litetle
Grand Ury
GASE NEAR END Court hears closing arguments in minor suit
The case nears its end as the attorney for Hoy Annelty Canent Co. faces the court. A witness testimony was completed yesterday evening and the matter will be presented to the jury for final argument.
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Alttoyr
Hoy Annelty Canent Co
Ita Attarnoan
Lincoln’s Sad Eyes on Ruins of Party
Fragmented Republican gathering in Washington County marks the decline of Taft era influence. Governor and local leaders attend Linn County Day celebrations amid reshuffled power, with colorful tributes and a somber mood as the party fractures and fades from national sway.
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Lincoln
Anniversary Banquet For Mo Birth Of Aventam Toineoth
A sparsely legible 19th century report describes a Baltimore banquet celebrating the 150th anniversary of Mo birth of Aventam Toineoth tin PYoRresatye party. Notable attendees include Windbaugh of Winwly, former Attorney Geneva Charley J. Bonaparte, and Senator Wallington. Speakers reference Progressives and Republican factions, with calls for party unity and avoidance of amalgamation.
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Caniyenmuun
Winwly
Geneva
Charley J. Bonaparte
Uhielaugh
Ormer
Wallington
Joseph W. Wollinger
Hagerntown
Das
Danidernttin
Boskridiin
Spolleseteing
Mopupttean Party
Orguniization
Qin Old Party
Indictments Returned by Grand Jury Against Local Defendants
A grand jury returned indictments charging Sarmael H. Charles with larceny and other defendants including Charles Fair Wayoo Whiting Samuel Munson Harry Wilson Dorsey Boward Albert J Eldridge and Harry Ulney with various crimes such as larceny and infamy within the jurisdiction.
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Collowlus
Sarmael Fh
Charles
Iareeny
Charles Fair
Wayoo Whiting
Sarmuel Munson
Uarry Wilson
Dorsey Boward
Reward Cobipson
Alas Cat
Galibliie
Albert J. Eldridge
Harry Ulney
Infainy
Lights Put Out In Nighttime Rail Incident
A night rail incident near a power plant caused a darkened scene as trains halted and workers struggled with a derailed or blocked line. A fireman, J. Kithe, suffered a broken ankle and was hospitalized. An asleep track worker from Virginia, described as Thurles Mouse, faced upended freight cars and emergency brakes while the incident unfolded near Pow Paw station.
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T&g
Rob
Thurles
Wild runaway horse crashes into poles injuring rider
A runaway horse driven by Cheater Highbar veered on a state road near Focketown tearing off the front wheel and page, throwing Mr Highbarger to the ground. He sustained multiple injuries including a broken rib and arm, and was taken home by neighbors after a motorist provided transport.
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Focketown
Bassey
Agelo
Horeo
Highbarger
Rand
Bugsy
Mr. Highbarger
Over & Mtn
Nelguora
Iighburger
Wagey
Total Wreck
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