Unclear text fragment on university funds and politics
Fragmentary 19th century OCR passage discusses supports for university endowment and public education, naming Hopkins Maryland and Baltimore. Mentions funding for construction, faculty interests, and suggested contributions of 2,000,004 dollars. No clear date or event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hopkins, Alte
Macy Tandore
Rilse
Voohs
Midversity
Sitenidtt Avork Univeraity
Wong
Nat Trueton
Mairy
Oral University
Ixus
Baltimore
Char
Minugter Weariness And Rumors In May Sports News
A fragmented Much reading of baseball and sports chatter from New York outlets surfaces in this brief item. It hints at tiredness, luck, and ground conditions while noting the Washington Herald as a source guiding readers to more sports coverage. The text preserves names and venues in a garbled form.
Enumeration of people for apportionment under the Constitution
The piece urges prompt disclosure of household information for the decennial census and warns that those withholding data risk punishment. It notes the aim to apportion House seats by population and connects this to the Presidential Electoral College, stressing teachers and officials should comply without fear.
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Thc
House of
Agendy
Eildrts
House of Commons
Moments With The Muse Call Of The Road
Fragmentary verse describes April on the road with schoolboys tramp maidens and travelers. Imagery of wind, scents, and dawn accompanies a call to join the throng and leave dull dwellings behind as spring arrives. A New York voice frames the scene.
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Walla
Savina
York
Orioles and Frederick Cap A Long Baseball Battle
A lengthy Baltimore game featured Russell for the Orioles against Frederick’s Nallin and Muth. The pitchers duel shifted with key plays by Welch and Coggins, while Reed and Malone sparked late scoring. The Orioles edged Frederick 7 to 6 after a tense, extended contest at Oriole Park.
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Orlolea
Hilt
Feuty
Murray
Stop
Welch
Philadelphia
Oecus
Russell
Frederick
Oll
Buddy” Muth
Orioles
Dlamta
Battle
Hiurder
Nallin
Leon
Letty
Witti
Nuffin
Peaster
Bulngs
Jude
Hinds & Baltimore
Baltimore
Muswell
Ponster
Hill
Nullig
Reed
Gitnger
Oriole
Oriole Park
Himelf
Swift
Bnars
Weoleb
Cliney
Rutselt
Inylog
Giltinger
Veuter
Cogeina
Malone
Yutinges
Coggins
Rasnell
Hall
Clancy
Bill
Ting
Unclear historical sports note with scattered names
Fragmentary OCR text mentions players and plays but lacks coherent events or outcomes. It references Ry Welsh, Kurnell, Muth, Tate, and a struckout note, with disjointed phrases about base and perhaps a plea. Overall content is unreadable for definite facts or full context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ry Welsh
Tone
Rusedl
Kurnell
Tate
Mare
Iret
Ai Lee
Postmaster in Jail For Raising Money Orders Against Cloppers
Hugh, a postmaster from Cloppers Montana, is jailed in Baltimore on charges of raising money orders and diverting funds to his own use. Investigators say he posed as a clerk presenting forged orders and kept the difference between origin and value, sparking farmer unrest countywide.
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Hugh
United States
Villarge
Ralsie
Roders
Baltimore
Charles
Washington
Byrill
Frederick Market Prices Es He 14 1910 Wheat No 2 Red
Frederick market prices report mixed grain and hay values for 1910. Wheat No 2 Red at 1.09 and corn around 3.40 per barrel appear alongside rye barley and hay figures. Oats oats flour and bran are listed with varying per unit costs.
Baltimore Stock Market Prices Corrected to Noon
Baltimore stock market report for April 24, 1910 lists corrected prices up to noon from Motter Bros and A C Le Cons with figures for Intestates and several cotton and Seaboard Company entries. The fragmentary data include references to Seaboard Company and United Ry, with unclear punctuation and multiple incomplete entries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Motter Bros. '&Co
Bankore‘and Brokera
A.C. le Cons
Cotton-Duck
An. Cotton. Duck
Eid
Seaboard Company
Common Seaboard Company
United
Caag
Edison Amberola photograph sale and orchestra dance
Mr George B Hoke of Coresville bought an Edison Amberola photograph for S200 from H F Shipley. The Howard University Orchestra of Washington will furnish music for a dance tonight at the Academy of Amusements on East Fifth Street. Measra Joseph Whisner and George House residence woodwork on East Third Street is being repainted by Mr Guy L Fout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George B. Hoke
Coresville
H. F. Shipley
Edison Amberola
Howard University Orchestra of Washington
Mimié
Academy of Amusements
East Fifthstreet
Measra
Joseph Whisner
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Nerger
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Watts
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Ulller
Uae
Bar Corp
Ty “Aspeil
Bros
Beda
Corn Products Distiller
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Ata Nor, Amer
Baltimore Stock Market
Central National Bank
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Lee
Toe Biate
Maryit
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Dodivides
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Robert A
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Frederiox Sour National Banc
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Motter Brothers
Edwina. Roper
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Edwin A ‘Roper
Patrick
Bell
Ohio Railroad
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Wdaily
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Frederion, MD
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