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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Aug 09, 1910
Page
4
The report outlines a European political fever centered on Spain with King Alfonso XIII’s health failing amid revolts and a potential regency. The nation fears liberal opposition, church-state conflict, and a possible republican push while Catholic support seeks to shape succession and restore order.
In Colorado, Senator Gt Gunite faces re-election amid a contentious exchange over interference claims. Voter support and party lines shape the outcome as critics accuse opponents of meddling while supporters cite the will of the people. Frederick County farmers extend thanks to the Washington weather forecaster for yesterday’s rain nourishing crops.
The Baltimore American urges locals to defend their city’s reputation against efforts to tarnish it. It condemns sensational charges and stresses the need for national loyalty while criticizing Senator Gore’s handling of disclosures about shares and Indian money. The piece argues disclosure was intended to curb excessive influence and prevent concealment of the transaction.
A jumble of quick, humorous cuttings from The Sketch, Catholic Standard and Times, and Philadelphia Record. A nosy detective tale line, a station misdirection, a hair regenerator complaint, and a light aside about a baby’s gender provoke amused chatter across unspecified urban clippings.
A retrospective on the Monitor’s design and its impact at Hampton Roads. The piece notes the $300,000 cost, government hesitancy, and the unlikely support from Rep Sperry. It describes the battle’s outcome, the ship’s limited performance, and the claim that it marked a turning point in naval warfare leading to larger, later battleships.
Readable fragments describe a historic naval scene involving a battleship and a crane. No clear date, place, or names are evident. The text mentions a Monitor and an action of lifting or pounding a piece, but the full event and entities remain unclear.
Poem expresses a narrator’s longing for a mother and home, imagining a return to Ballyshannon. It depicts the mother as a gentle, tireless caregiver and contrasts rustic cabin life with the distant grand house. The speaker yearns to comfort and be with the mother in farewell to the past.
Col George A Pearre Republican candidate arrives in the Sixth District city from Cumberland to meet supporters and discuss policies. He plans to attend a Chey event tomorrow and expresses strong confidence in party candidates and the direct primary law he helped introduce locally. He has represented the district longer than any previous Republican congressman and is in good health amid a crowd at the city hotel.
The will of George A Stevens of Mr Pleasant has been admitted for probate. He leaves to his wife Elizabeth Stevens life use of the estate. upon her death or remarriage the property is to be sold and proceeds divided among his children Daisy Bully Elsie Suan Alice Jessie Fannie Rhinehe Harry Benjamin Vernon Augustus Mary Ellen and George Norman. He names Elizabeth Stevens sole executrix without bond and directs his sons Harry B and Vernon A to sell and convey the property at death.
Braddock Heights Carnival officials announce a bustling event on the sixteenth featuring a varied menu. A Chinese wok station will offer dishes while other staples such as cakes candles and bread will be available. Proceeds aid the Braddock Colony and local charity efforts amid community excitement.
At a special meeting Frederick officials seek passage of ordinances granting the Frederick Atlantic Company the right to lay and operate tracks on Market Street from Seth to South streets and on Carroll Street from South to Market. Provisions demand tracks laid within six months and operation within two years. public opinion is split though strong Northern Frederick support appears to favor the measure. Mayor Sebelly presented the proposal this morning but opposition and track type—grooved or other—remains debated with a final vote expected tonight.
A friend presents Prof Biser, a Bandmaster, with a Holton Mele phone via local agent Albert Wallis. The gift is appreciated as timely for the Braddock Weights Band. Two musicians join the ensemble, Prof Gou Hol Smith and Prof Edward Harvey, adding distinguished solo work and clarinet skill to the band.
A horse used by Royal Mall Carrier Charles M. Ghoads broke through a rear cellar door at the Post Office. It jumped ten feet into the cellar, was unhitched, and climbed back to the street with scratches and possible internal injuries. The buggy suffered minor damage. the horse is owned by Dol & Doll, iverymen.
The management announced the three premium winners last night. Miss Margaret Baumgardner won first prize with 2194 coupons, Master Lawrence Yinger second with 1836, and Miss Pearl Delphy third with 1665. Prizes were awarded from stage. Coupons collected from ten days of admissions determined the winners.
August 9 1910 market notes by Motter Bros report latest sale prices up to noon. County election supervisors Mosera Himm Eisenhauer and Doll discuss arrangements for August 30 congressional primaries. Also commemorates the twelfth anniversary of the Key Monument unveiling at Mount Olivet cemetery.
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