The New Office at Frederick Frederick and Potomac Exchange
The New Office is connected with the Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Exchange. Advertisements orders for the paper by mail and otherwise news or information can be sent day or night free of charge. Correspondence containing important news solicited from every part of the country. Address letters and telegrams to THE NEWS Frederick Michigan. Entered at the Postoffice at Frederick Ma as Second-Class Mail Matter.
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Chesapeake & Potomac
Addrewa
Frederick
Door of Hope: Maryland Moves on Negro Voter Franchise
An April 1, 1810 article debates Maryland legislative plans to disfranchise Black voters. A proposed property qualification of $500 would allow some Blacks to register, framed as a cautious path to voter inclusion and political stability, while aiming to curb wholesale enfranchisement.
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Maryland
Iman
Direct Primary Bill Sparks Party Accountability Debate
A Baltimore Sun excerpt shows debate over a Direct Primary measure with lines about accountability for Democratic members if the bill fails or is stifled. The piece emphasizes political consequence and lasting credit or blame for party actions.
Fragmentary Humorous Snippets From 19th Century Press
A collage of aphorisms and snippets from various papers includes jokes about Easter hats, alimony, lottery prizes, and whist strategy. The mix features quips from Boston, Yonkers, and Washington Star style cartoons, plus a note on rewriting a murder story for a city paper.
English view on tipping harms and benefits in America
An Engilehman lauds the English five cent tip while noting dangers in US tipping. He cites manners from baptism to weddings, criticizes small gratuities as waste, and argues that tipping fosters servile attitudes and unequal pay, suggesting hotels and firms adopting alternatives could end the practice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Herald
America
London
Church Cork
New York
Pullman Company
Western Maryland to Add Double Track Between Baltimore and Emory Grove
Western Maryland Railway plans a new double track section between Baltimore and Emory Grove to be in service next month. The upgrade, costing about 1 million dollars, will extend the double track system toward Highfield, Md., with branches via Gettysburg and Westminster. Additional passing tracks on the West Virginia division are planned to ease congestion, and two more Mallet freight engines have been ordered for use on the Black Four grade.
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Western Maryland Railway Company
Baltimore
Emory Grove
Western Maryland
Highfield
Maryland
Gettys
Westminster
Wi Wen
West Virginia
Tao
Halley Comet Wider View From Maryland Scientists
Dr Hooper Saye Halley s comet nearer Earth May 16 20 but experts from Maryland Academy of Sciences say brightness will be less than popular belief due to solar heating and twilight. They note the coma will look large yet the comet appears stationary late May as it moves slowly toward the western sky.
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Hooper Saye Halley
Weinbers
Maryland Academy of Sciepées
Halley
John 8. Hooper
Astronomical Acotion
Snys
Hooper
Teachers to Meet Manual Training Association Beeston Hare
The Manual Training Association holds a business meeting tonight at 830 in the M C A hall. Tomorrow the sections meet at the Royal High School building on North Market Street at 10 20 with a welcome address by Prof John T White and program speakers including Rev M M Foster and State Superintendent of Education.
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Manual Training Association
Maryland
Bueloées
The
M. OC. A
Royal High Bolkoo
North Market Street
John T. White
Aucient
H.W
Effeewol
Hageretown
M MM. Otter
Raynor
Sfternoon
Nerk
Fred
Mr. E
Deaths and Funeral Rites in Recipients and Nearby Areas
Obituaries report the deaths of Kitura Snowden Aunt Kitty in Recipients aged 73 from paralysis. Funeral by Elder Samuel Utz at A M E church New Market. Also Charles Linthicum near Fountain Mills died of dropay aged 35 with service at Pleasant Grove church. Nannie Bradley of this city died at Maryland University Hospital aged 33. Infant Robert Watkins died at Bartholows with services at Montgomery M E Church. Floyd Hull of Westminster died February 8 aged 2 years 4 months. burial at Creagerstown cemetery.
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Mis
Kitura Knowlen
Kitura Snowden
Kitty
Philip Snowden
Jeremiah Lewig
Samuel Utz
A.M. Ei
New Market
Eee
Mesars
Benjamin Welsh
Sandy Wade
William Spriggs
Frank Peach
John
MRA
Nannie Bradley
Frank Bradley
William Wire
Maryland University Hospital
Baltimore
Sainte Street
Greenmount Cemetery
Robert Watkine
Dan
Harvey Watkina
Bis
Bartholows
HH. O. Keen
Montgomery M. P
Caurch
W.T. Lewis
Floyd Hel
Floyd Derr Hull
Frederick Mull
Westminster
Creageratown
Law’s grip looms in varied local court actions
Reports from Yellow Springs and Brunswick detail several cases. Roy Ramuburg of Mountaindale faces a mounting assault charge and was found guilty with bail set at 150 dollars. John Williams stands charged with larceny, contested by the witness’s absence. H J McConnell, an umbrella mender, was fined five dollars and jailed ten days for disorderly conduct. The Baltimore Conference considers ministers' transition to retirement, with Rev Dr M F L Rice highlighted and an address by Hon M G Urner on lay leadership.
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Brunswick
Williams
Yellow Springs
H. J. McConnell
Hari B. Morgan
William H. Tyter
Baltimore
Methodist Epincopal Church
Harlem Park
Ehuretr
Bal
Imor
M. FL B Rice
Frederick
Rice
Jefferson
M. G. Urner
Social World Celebrates Renns Fifteenth Wedding Anniversary
The home of Mr and Mrs George Renn hosted a March 2 fifteenth anniversary party with games music and a lavish meal. Attendees included many named friends and relatives from local families and the Armory hosted a well attended evening dance with Braddock Heights Orchestra and guests from several towns.
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George Renn
Airy
and Mire
George Spurrier
Mra
Rufus Burdette
Hatton Murphy
IE. Moxley
Peddicord
Mollie Murphy
Mattie Gartrell
Cora Spurrier
Nettie
Roy Smith
Walter Netkirk
Ronald Horsey
Addie Reon
Ethel Poole
Cora Netkirk
Eddie Beatty
Clarence Breggs
Windsor Brandenburg
Tony Clary
Jacob Reno
Armory
Baltimore
Westminster
Hoegerstown
Thurmont
Braddock Heights
Messrs
Wo. L. ShuiMer
Paul Payne
Funeral for Daniel E Burras Held at Home
The funeral of Daniel E. Burras was held yesterday at 3 pm at his home 105 Keet Filth Street. Ret J W Kiracofe led services with pallbearers Megara A A Harrington B F Doll Charlier BE Rogie L M Kintz F P Rice and MC Rice. Interment followed at Mt Olivet cemetery. Thomas P Rice served as funeral director.
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Daniel E. Burras
Keet Filth Street
J. W. Kiracofe
Megara
A. A. Harrington
B. F. Doll
Charlier BE Rogie
L. M. Kintz
F. P. Rice
MC. Rice
Mt. Olivet
Thomas P. Rice
Hagerstown Eyes Summer Baseball Team Effort
Captain Miller and Pat Krebs are in Hagerstown organizing a local baseball squad for this season. Fans show mixed enthusiasm with some eager for a new venture while others hesitate to risk another effort.
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Hagerstown
Miller
Pat’ Krebs
Frederick Market Prices From Frederick County Farmers Exchange
Quotations corrected April 1, 1919 list prices for commodities including Ear Corn at 1.16, barrel rates for oats, per bushel rates for corn and hay, Timothy and Clover feeds, mixed hay, and buckwheat. Entries cover No 1 and No 2 Timothy, mixed feeds, clover, hay, and wheat products with varied per ton or per bushel figures.
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Timothy
Haymee Cn
Qatar
Flomintes
Corpisens
Markets Reported By Motter Bron Co April 1 1910
Baltimore stock market figures corrected to noon with prices from Motter Bron Co Bankers and Brokers. The notice notes capital surplus and profits listed at 70 000.
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Motter Bron & Co
Local Bank Ad Promises Safe Deposits and 4 Percent Interest
A bank advertisement touts undivided profits and four percent interest on deposits. It highlights reliable service and secure accounts while inviting customers to open accounts and trust the bank with their funds.
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W. Willard
Pe “Bast
United States Senate
Carnegie
United States
Board of State Aid and Charities
Lloyd Wilkinson
Aalsen Operajes
Ibehi
Abate
Kate
Boston
Washington Star
Atory
Anese
W. M
Mutent Watkina
Frederick County Farmers’ Exchange
An. O
Avacande
Central Leath
Cal. I. Ue de Ron
Ours Products
Dintiller’s See
Baltimore Stock Market
Coates Hanson Towne
Central National Bank
Court House
A.C. L
Gotton Duck Fe
Jay
Elec
Hodaton Oil’Co Nort
Portemouth
Seaboard Air Line
Seaboard
Air Line
Seaboard Company
United
United Rye
Cnit
Western Maryland Tates
Nat
Bane
Ow Savinas
Ounty National Bank
Frederick, Ud
Wotter Bros. & Co
Anancelal
Motter Brothers
Central Mational Bank Building
Frederion, MD
Edwin A. Roper
West Patrick Street
Bell
Pital
Caaries B. Tril
Ae Seeres Amhser
IP Farmers & Mechanics
Frederick, MD
Oxfords
MOSER
Netal Geilings
Galvan- Cou Coroices
Ak Yilah
Toney Cape Bninpulerars
Mgs Beall
Mt Iinery
N. RR & D. Mantel
South Market Street
Merhl F. Moberly
LE Moberly
Kqisk Warcuus
Norn
Land
Newn
Nest Sama Toca
Pet
Mewnner & Ohio Railroad
Rte
Shaw
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