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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Apr 04, 1910
Page
2
The paper lists funeral details for Raward Nich, with services at Adams Town and Mt. Olivet. interment at Mount Cemetery. It also covers a baseball scoreline and field notes, mentioning players like Napole Bradley and Nicola, and a Maryland School matchup leading toward a trip to West Virginia.
The report notes a congested scene around a political event in England. It references a 66 year old figure and mentions the phrase Mo Ee linked to a 135 figure, highlighting a tense public atmosphere and ongoing electoral discourse.
Reading from a 1808 document, residents lament inflation with prices such as 25 cents for a meal, 12 cents for whiskey, and 40 cents per gallon of whiskey. Petitioners seek redress and present concerns led by Michael Marin about tavern rates and shortages.
A county sheriff arranged a novel transport for 24 prisoners from Morrisville to Wamypsville in a large sleigh loaded with straw and blankets. Four were court prisoners, twenty others short-term offenders, many drawn by cold weather to seek shelter and meals. The plan aimed to deliver the inmates humanely while preventing danger to the community during winter.
A movement led by clergy and lay groups urges replacing lavish church spending with broader social work. They argue grand edifices and costly fittings distract from humanity’s needs and advocate individual service rather than corporate treasure with hospital and school funding as priorities.
The Pennsylvanian rail system began a pension plan for its employees, with a ten year average pay basis and a 1 percent annual pension per year of service. By December 31 the total pension rolls included about 186 thousand workers, with 128 thousand in Pittsburgh and Erie regions and 58,859 on the western lines.
A fragmented report covers two college literary groups. The first notes a April 1 meeting with readings by H. Fiessehman and J. Griffin, a discussion on slavery and Maryland, and a decision in favor of the affirmative side by judges. The second segment documents a Friday session led by Ga. Ri Heen, roll call, minutes, debates on male contributions to society, officer elections, and adjournment for April 8.
Relatives of John Calvin Borne allege a mutilated body found at Bellevite Almshouse in Washing ton County after his death. They demand a five member investigation by County Commissioners into alleged rat damage and mishandling. Solomon Summers, superintendent, says there were no rats and disputes claims.
The readable fragment mentions Karnelli and Kaansna with an arrest and witnesses. It also references the morgue and a named person, but details are unclear.
Charles Heinroth directs a mass recital at Carnegie Maalg Hall with a large audience. The event featured works by masters and a performance of Lang Syne. After the recital he shared a brief address and joined the family for tea, ending an unusually pleasant visit to Pittsburgh.
Evansville Indiana April funeral scene for a tuba player named Debar. The man, longtime friend of fellow musicians, collapsed and died after blowing his instrument as the funeral cortege formed. Witnesses describe the moment as sudden and tragic.
Benton April 4 Moody's report from Corey Hill confirms Justice William H Moody of the United States Supreme Court has a chronic stomach trouble causing nausea and weakness. Earlier notes of rheumatism are not tied to his present serious condition.
The marriage linking Mica Alice King to Count Grassi follows a prior match with Count Grassi, highlighting a union between prominent families. The bride, from the King lineage, is connected to wealth and status, with reports noting the Italian architect background of the groom’s father and a notable social standing for both families.
Fragmentary OCR reads as a political item noting delegates and an alteration in a 63 ble ne sequence. No clear names, places, or dates are readable to determine exact entities or event context.
A contract valued at around 2.23 million dollars assigns engines from American Locomotive to a main office in Ohio. The agreement faces issues in West Virginia where motive power shortages hinder progress and a Willard-led committee seeks to curb the disruption affecting operators.
An advertisement extols Rexall 93 Hair Tonic as a cure for baldness and thinning hair. The copy claims it nourishes the scalp, strengthens roots, prevents shedding, and grows new hair, offering 50 cent and one dollar sizes with a guarantee and a Frederick, Maryland postal notice.
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