Meat Prices Rise In Frederick Amid Beef Trust Debate
The Frederick News notes rising meat prices tied to local cattle scarcity and questions a Beef Trust price hike. It contrasts small buyers with large western packers, warning of potential tariff effects if the trusts persist. The piece cites General Chaffee and local utilities as broader context.
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Frederick
Chicago
Beef Trust
Combine
Philadelphia Ladger
West
Ledger
Masderate
Trusts Price War in Meat Trade Sparks Outcry
The article argues American meat shipped to Europe by a trust is priced below cost to prevent losses, while selling at high profits at home. It accuses the trust of unfair tactics either way, harming consumers both abroad and domestically.
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Europe
Bref Trust
Presidential leadership and Roosevelt’s Charleston impact
A contemporary editorial suite argues Roosevelt’s Charleston speech should prompt lawmakers to act on tax levies and trusts. It notes the President cannot make laws but can shape public opinion, urge restraint on trusts, and bring attention to the need for patriotic, intelligent lawmakers to pass wise legislation.
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Congress
Roosevelt
Charlenton
Baltimore Sun
MINUTES OF MERRINESS AND QUIRKY QUOTES
A collection of humorous city snippets and wry observations from newspapers. Jests about misers, public figures, and social manners appear through quotes from sources including the Washington Star and Philadelphia Press.
Vaccination urged as smallpox wanes in state
The Philadelphia Inquirer and other papers note smallpox decline due to vaccination and urge continued immunization for children ahead of next winter. The piece stresses vigilance to prevent renewed epidemics and cites public health messages across newspapers.
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Philadelphia Inquirer
the Inquirer
Kentucky Girl Fiddles Path to Congress in South Campaign
Lotta Greenup, daughter of George W. Greenup, rises as a central figure in her father's bid for Congress in Kentucky. Her violin performance at Hickman draws record crowds, and supporters hail her as a charming campaign symbol boosting her father's chances. She says she joined to help her father and enjoys the turnout beyond church or school concerts.
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Chas. KE. Wheeler
Paduosh
Wheeler
Congress
Lotta Greenup
South
Bob Taylor
Tennessee
Lottie Greenup
Kentucky
George W. Greenup
Greenup
Greennpie
Miss Greenup
Hickman
Mississippi River
Dixie
Sud
Ee Mins
Greeny
Pansdmirer
Paps
Hickmin
Moments With The Muse Vision Of Life In Faith
Poem urging readers to seek solace in Jesus during sorrow and hardship. It encourages bravery, casting burdens onto God, and living righteously to be ready for the future. A closing note from Derstina Viremia Sitesoy of New Market Maryland.
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Derstina Viremia Sitesoy New Market, Md
The Work of Death Mrs Susan Sheetenhelm
Mrs Susan Sheetenhelm widow of John Sheetenhelm died April 4 at her Middletown home after brief illness of heart trouble aged 71. Survived by two daughters and one son Flora Elizabeth Bradley and Charles. services held at Lutheran church with ministers Beard Pontins and Ridenour. interment in Lutheran cemetery.
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John Sheetenhelm
Middletown
Uriah Riffis
Flora
Elizabeth Bradley
Springefield
Ohio
Charles
Cincinnati
M. L Beard
J W Pontins
J.R. Ridenour
Maggie Snyder
Maggie Snayder
Beedysville
Washington County
John H. Keplinger
Jefferson
Keedysville
Mary Dobson
Mary Imogen
J. R. Dobson
Baltimore
Mirs
Amanda Evhn
Hancock
Thurmont
Wm. G. Dover
United Brethren Cemetery
John P Rippeon
Woodsboro
Fairmount Cemetery
Labettytowaz
TALMAGE'S END NEAR Z7inc and grinding double the west
Special Dispatch reports day by day condition updates on Dr Tal mage with gratitude that he may survive the night. Market notes list corn prices per barrel and bushel with variations for shelled corn and No 3 wheat. Hay prices appear as a per ton range.
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THI News
Wasnineatos
The
Phraeians
Talmage
W. Blargott
Market Prices and Fresh Goods At Local Market
The market opens around five but patrons find few buyers early. Eggs and butter are listed at 12 cents a dozen and 25 cents per pound respectively. Poultry ranges 25 to 40 cents per piece, vegetables and fruit show April price shifts, and numerous fish and meat items are catalogued with per pound or per dozen rates. Local stock prices and financials conclude with firm notes on several rail and insurance shares.
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Wales
Frederick County
Florida
Hagerstown Fair Ground
Hagerstown
Aaron Barber
Avon
New York
Robert Watson
Mineral Ridge
Ohio
William Watson
Youngetown
J. H.potts & Son
Jacksonville
Ilinois
Gaw Cartwright & Co
Warne
Henry L Siite
Howard Davison
Altamont
Davison
Hagerstown Combination -Sale Company
tGaGne
Weekly Review of Trade Stocks and Bonds
The week saw a sensational market rise led by rumors around Louisville and Nashville and possible ties to the Southern, Pennsylvania and Atlantic Coast Line systems. Locally, Atlantic Transport, Atlantic Coast Line, and Seaboards dominated activity with Seaboard linked to Louisville & Nashville rumors and a possible rate agreement. Bond demand strengthened with Seaboard at 104 1/3 and other lines showing gains. investors expect continued price appreciation in these rail stocks as the market remains buoyant.
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Baltmore
New York
Loninville & Nashville
Southern
Pennsylvania
Atlantic Coast Line
Seaboard
Atlantic Transport
Seaboards
Mr. Morgan
Louisville & Nashville
Seaboard Air Line
South Bounds
Georgia
Carolina Central
Georgia, Carolina & Northern
Georgia Southern & Floridia
Potomac Valley
Atlanta
Charlotte
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Beadstreet's Reports Mixed Trade and Wheat Outlook
Beadstreet's notes mixed trade signals with transitory weather and crop uncertainties, strong railroad earnings, and active manufacturing sectors led by iron steel lumber and cotton goods. Wheat prospects show fall orders delayed yet a future crop above 400 million bushels with uneven demand and prices around 78 to 79 cents for No 2 red.
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Asye
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Semath
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Paris
Chicago
Nebraska
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Western
Somall
When It's Time for Roses by Washington Stag
A rhythmic piece notes that cold rain and gloom cannot stop the coming roses and blessings. It predicts trouble but promises joy once sorrow ends, asserting the certainty of bloom in time.
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Washington
Bridges Accepted by County Board for Two Bridges
The Board of County Commissioners accepted iron and steel bridges built by the American Bridge Company at Ringle's ford for 3498 dollars and a wooden bridge by H. H. Smith in Buckeystown district for 107 dollars. The board also inspected the iron and steel bridge over Little Ostectin creek near Myersville for potential acceptance.
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Board of County Commissioners
American Bridge Company
Ringle’s Ford
H. H. Smith
Buckeystown
Little Ostectin Creek
Myersville
Local Society Meeting At Woman's College Hall
A precutive committee and all interested members are invited to a meeting at Woman's College hall next Tuesday evening at 7 30. The treasurer's report will be presented and plans for the next lagoon will be discussed and decided if possible.
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Woman’s College Hall
Reisterstown Recovers Missing Man and Horse
Dani Hamilton, described as half witted, wandered from Dr. Charles W. Goldsborough in Walkersville with a brown mare. He was apprehended in Reisterstown yesterday after being away for several days. Dr. Goldsborough summoned the man and horse upon capture. A separate note mentions Miss L. Grace Pearl of Middletown winning First Gold Medal at the Ralston School of Hepression physics culture contest this week.
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Reisterstown
Dani Hamilton
Charles W. Goldsborough
Walkersville
Dr. Goldsborough
Ralston School of Hepression
L. Grace Pearl
Middletown
Law Grip Releases Jail In Habeas Corpus Case
Granville Brown charged with stealing whiskey and items from Brount & Knott was brought before Judge Motter on habeas corpus. Defective writ led to release for lack of valid evidence. J W Silver appeared for Brown. Allen Montgomery, charged with bastardy, also brought before Motter. writ found defective and discharged. A D Willstd and D P Buckey appeared for Montgomery.
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Jalle Granville Brown
Brount & Knott
Jadys
Julio C. Motter
Allen Montgomery
Flair Held for Court in May Felony Case
Flair Held for Court as youth Beatty Flair faces a grand jury on a falonious charge after a May incident involving Rebecca Moser age 12. Hearing before Judge Jnetha Shittier occurred yesterday in Middletown with bond set at $500.
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Flair
Beatty Flair
Rebecca Moser
Jnetha Shittier
Middletown
Repair Work Repairs Wass Church Gutter Block
Superintendent Streata Yeakle leads a crew of masons repairing the curb and gutter on Wass Church street from Carroll Creeks to Record Street. The gutter was badly damaged and caved in during winter, prompting the rehabilitation.
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Streata
Yeakle
Wass Church
Carroll Creeks
Record Street
Chamberlains Remedy Aid in Cramp and Cholera Case
Neighbors report Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy saved a child after three doses, restoring consciousness within a day. Advertisement cites A L Pearre as seller and notes rheumatic pain relief claims.
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Bird
Mia
Mary Baler
Mt. Crawford
A.L Pearre
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