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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Apr 09, 1910
Page
4
Fragmentary text references battleships commanded at high cost and a Senate vote. Mentions of guilty judgments and political influence emerge amid discussion of arrests and prosecutions, with unclear dates and names.
A collage of quirky quotes and brief lines from various papers. It includes banter about the press agent and a running mockery of eloquence, plus snatches of dialogue on fame and fortune. The tone imitates a miscellany page.
In this editorial from The Voice of the Press, Tasimony Natil argues for drastic measures to root out widespread graft. It defends using any weapon available to expose fraud, citing Pittsburgh bloat and corrupt partners, and asserts the duty to protect the nation by swift action.
Poem fragments describe Lovers Lane scenes with moonlit paths and children in pursuit of flowers. A narrator notes brides and grooms, solitary women, and a man praying for those who walk the lane, reflecting a sentimental, rural romance tone.
Mount St Marys defeated Lebanon Valley 12 to 7 in a game labeled as a farcical display. Several new players were tried by the Mountaineers as Malloy starred with three home steals and a trio of hits that fueled the big scoring edge.
Domesticated scene appears in a fragmentary notice from a local paper. The readable bits mention a union and a place abbreviated as Tea with missing context, leaving the event and participants unclear.
Community discussion shows strong interest in advancing the city by reducing tolls and preserving historic structures. Alderman Lowenstein urges efforts to lower toll rates while supporters push to save a local mound and related historic assets at the county level.
Clergymen plan public talks on phthisis prevention on Sunday April 4 at churches across AbuOpla and surrounding areas. They will explain a hospital and home care method to reduce contagion and encourage community cooperation in the crusade against the disease.
A chaotic scene unfolded when a passenger was knocked from a car step during a pursuit on a B&O line. Witnesses described a struggle on the Tower steps as alarms rang and a man was restrained before the train stopped. Authorities report non life threatening injuries and an arrest following the incident.
A note from Wolfaville describes a planned sermon at the local church on Sunday afternoon. Weather disruptions caused by wet conditions affected attendance and the event’s full observance.
A boys meeting at the YMCA is planned for tomorrow morning. Participants include local youths from the city with invitations extended to families and relatives, and notes mention Miss Barehe Abeciiek visiting Batumors.
A garbled mixture of sports play-by-play fragments and community notices ranges from team lineups and scores to incomplete game details and a church service announcement. It also mentions the Independent Hose Company meeting, officer duties, and sick residents with unclear names and dates.
The Western Maryland College squad arrived in Frederick this morning to contest an athletic meet at Athletic Park against MLC. The event featured a close game with a final score around 15, signaling a competitive matchup.
Market update notes Motter Bros & Co and Seaboard interests revising prices by noon today. It cites bankers brokers and United Railways consortia along with Western Maryland certificates and regional lines in context of 1910 trading activity.
Market prices list goods including Wheat No 2 Red at 1.11 per bushel, Timothy hay ranges from 17 to 19 dollars, mixed hay 16 to 18 dollars, oats and clover 16 to 17 dollars, hay per ton around 18 dollars, winter wheat 6 to 6.50 per unit, cornmeal about 1.75 to 1.85, buckwheat 0.40 per pound, bran 2.70 per unit, and cotton seed meal 38 dollars per ton.
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