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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Aug 25, 1911
Page
6
Better Passenger Stations Union Terminal Plan Discussed
Transportation officials led by E. E B. Osborn push for a Frederick union passenger depot with B and O and N C R R considering improvements. Public insists on better stations, noting freight upgrades already underway and predicting passenger facilities will come in time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Transportation Bureau of the Board of Trade
E. E B. Osborn
Frederick
B. and O
Union Terminal
Kansas Woman Seeks Divorce Over Poetry Quoted by Husband
A Kansas woman requests a divorce claiming her husband quotes poetry to her. She argues that if the poetry is his own, the decree should be granted, while the practice otherwise is cited as the basis for dissolution.
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Kansas
Bread and sanitation spark a kitchen era in bakery debate
A New York World piece argues for sanitary, factory bread over home baking, praising clean bakeries and the home kitchen ideal. It envisions a woman’s care in quality and cleanliness as central to the nation’s welfare, contrasting rustic home loaves with industrial methods.
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New York
Baker Schulze
Chicago
Sterling
Griss
Jour Reysmen
Throng
Ag Kabeluis
Public discourse on food safety transport and auto laws in Maryland
A compilation of editorials and opinions from Baltimore newspapers discussing pure food regulation targeting soft drink makers, the value of Maryland canning and its global reach, and calls for stricter automobile laws. The pieces urge stronger penalties for reckless driving, debate speed limits, and warn that high power cars pose risks on common roads.
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Preston
Corrada
Baltymore American Us
We must learn to be content, says the Hentatown Bard
The Vallimore Sun prints a verse from The Hentatown Bard that uplifts through struggle and defeat. It urges endurance, patience, and trust, noting the cross before the crown and the need to endure rain to gain bread. The poem closes with a call to contentment amid life’s thousand truths.
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Vallimore
Fragmented overheard remarks in a late night talky column
Disjointed snippets from a Philadelphia Record page feature banter among women and men, with stray lines about hiking hitting a bathes morning, silver halves, and Mars. The dialogue mix reads like a collage of gossip, replies, and theatrical cues.
Young Couple to Wed Near Lewistown and Yellow Springs
A marriage license was issued this morning for Keeler Rice of near Lewistown to Blanche Gertrude Linton of Yellow Springs. The bride to be is twenty-eight years old with months noted. father of the bride conducted the ceremony. The details suggest a forthcoming wedding between the two families.
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Keeler Rice
Lewistown
Blanche Gertrude Linton
John Ht. Linton
Yellow Springs
Arrest and Release Under Law's Grip in Local Incident
Eugene Brown, a colored man, was arrested by Deputy Sheriff Lauver at the western place for cursing and swearing near the city. He was committed to jail by Justice Smith and then released this morning with a severe reprimand.
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Gava Severt
Eugene Brown
Srrestado Yvestern
Peputy
Sherif Lauver
Robert Downing
Justice Smith
Chicago grain market brief shows mixed wheat and corn quotes
Readable fragments indicate Chicago grain trading with Sept wheat slight drops and May wheat firmer, while Dec wheat shows minor moves and corn prices unclear. Market activity center on commodity quotes and futures terms despite text corruption.
Twenty Years Ago In Frederick Chronicle Highlights
Twenty years ago in Frederick items include Nettie Waugh’s illness after an overdose while jailed for allegedly attempting to kill her husband. Notes mention Mt Pleasant Tarik Reform Club planning a picnic. Public schools about to open September 10 with supervisor B E Boblitz taking charge. Hammond Viner, son-in-law Milton Go Viner, passed an exam and became an attorney in Frederick.
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Nettie Waugh
Hr Husband
Shire
Tarik’ Reform Club
Mt Pleasant
Wakersville
Mit Pleasant
Roger Mes
Hammond Viner
Milton Go Viner
Frederick Fir
Hahn Accepts to Come Here September Fifteenth
The YMCAs directors meet in Elizabeth New Jersey and elect HH Hahn as general secretary after Walter G Barker’s resignation. Hahn, a New York City native age about four and a half, has work with YMHA and International Committee of New York. He previously served as assistant secretary and attended Silver Hill Training School. Morrison Interstate secretary advocated him. Frederick Association also endorsed him.
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YOMCA
Ho Tert
HH. Draha
New York
Enemine Owhpeh Place
Walter G. Barker
Ymog. A
Me Hahn
New York City
International Committee of
Eiizabeth, S
Klehn
Silver Hay
8. Morrison
Frederick Association
Morrison
Frederick
Dlabnoa
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Hin
Frederick association calls Hahn as new secretary
Mr Hahn, arriving with Mr Morrison, attended the meeting where directors extended a call to Hahn. he will assume duties mid September. The new secretary impressed members, while the association has lacked a regular secretary for a month with A M Biehl as temporary secretary.
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Hahn
Frederick
Morrison
Biehl
I. B. Clark
Hoo
Chime
Abe
Cine
Stright
Execs
Mois
New York Stocks Quotations From Motter Bros and Co
Today's stock quotations show Motter Bros and Co furnishing the figures from the New York market. Investors monitor gains losses in railroads metals and banks as trading moves through the session.
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Motter Bros
Baltimore Stock Market Prices and Corrections August 25 1911
Motter Bros. Co bankers and brokers report noon prices for a wide range of securities in Baltimore. Listings include Anacostia & Potomac, Chicago Railways, Cotton Duck, US Gas, General Power, Georgia Alabama, Houston Oil, Northern Central, Seaboard lines, United Rys, Western Maryland, Continental Trust, Md. Trust, Mercantile Trust, Citizens' Bank and others with varying quotes and notes.
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Motter Bros. & Co
Bankers
A.C. i
Anacostia & Potomac
Chicago Railways Ss
Gon
BP O& C
Tony Fairmont
Portsmouth
Somerset
Sparrow’s Point
Seaboard Air Line
Seaboard Company
United Rys
Tacome
Unite Rys
Western
Maryland Isles
Continental Trust
Trust
Mercantile Trust Citizens’ Bank
Bank Capital and Officers Highlight Prominent Financials
Capital stands at 150000 with surplus and profits totaling 107000 for Farmers and Mechanics National Bank. Charles B. Trail presides as president with James H. Harris as vice president and C. Albert Gilson serving as cashier.
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James H. Harris
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