New Industrial Plants At Frederick Board Hopes
August 29, 1910 report praises Frederick Board of Trade for attracting new industrial plants. Interest centers on the Suspension Moller Roaring Company registered in New York with 220000 authorized capital, planning a bearing device for vehicles. Initial employment around 1,000, growing with plant expansion, boosting population and attracting other manufacturers. Proposes city funds for site purchase and tax exemption for a year. Notes benefits of lower living costs, education, and labor availability, urging community support to become an industrial and distributing hub for agriculture and manufacturing.
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The News Office and Postal Information
The News explains mail subscriptions for the Freder ick Md paper and offers advertising, correspondence, and news from across the country. It notes office exchange, rates, and postal handling, inviting letters and telegraph messages to THE NEWS in Frederick Md.
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United Stater
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Onke & Potomac Telne
Frederick, Md
Kaiser Divine Right Criticized Amid German Unrest
Fragmentary editorial notes critique Emperor William II for divine right rulership. It contrasts Kaiser’s claims with rising German political unrest, universal suffrage demands, and discontent among socialists. Mention that elections approach in Maryland and Bryan’s presidential plans. Adelina Patti referenced in cultural notes.
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Germany
Koenigsberg
William
Primary on the 30th prompts voter duty
A collage of editorials notes voters should attend the primary on the 30th and be true to themselves. It questions congressional hopefuls and promotes civic duty while lampooning politics and personal conduct, praising soldiers and criticizing vacation routines.
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Maryland
Cumberland Times
Merriness Minutes From A Childs First Font Visit
Three year old Herold visited the fonti on Saturday and saw the minnows in the ee. The child reacted with a frown and said I don't like it in the water. The scene is described in a fragmentary snippet from the Boston Record noting a child’s curious actions and reactions.
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Fragmented Cartoons and Jumble of Quotes From Readers
A garbled OCR passage strings together jokes and dialogue from various readers. Candidates include a London Opison quote about beating someone, a Washington Star remark on police routes of condolence, and a St Louis man preferring green peas he cannot eat because he cannot keep them on his knife, plus a Chicago News quip.
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The Era of Patrol Aviation and City Policing
A fragment from the Omaha Bee envisions rapid advances in aviation making policing global and aerial. It imagines future headquarters in space, patrols from above, and officers directing ground work with skyward reach. The piece mocks early doubts about new tech and suggests a bold, if speculative, security future.
Montmorency Lovers and Lost Job in Chicago Record
Montmorency alngerelle loves Lucretia with intense devotion. Montmorency Miggsworth loses his job after being scorned by Lucretia, facing despair as life feels pointless, while the world continues its orbit. Narrative from Chicago Record-Herald.
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Chicago
Card of Enchanted Bets and Missing Money Tale
A poem like town chronicle hints at mischief over funds. Names like Schell appear amid verses about bonds and squid flow. The narrator questions missing money and urges action, with a satirical, old timey tone.
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Mr. Schell
Revisions in Premium List Attract Better Exhibits At Frederick Fair
The Frederick Fair premium list for October 18 to 21 announces major changes to attract better exhibitors. Cattle, horse, sheep and swine entries close October 11 to allow orderly recording, poultry par ticipants see increased premiums and new classes, and overall departments revised for smoother shows. Poultry entries close October 12, premiums rise to added cash prizes, and household, pomological, farm and garden departments keep six o'clock closing times. Premium booklet published by the Agricultural Society and printed at The News Office.
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Population near ninety million in US census estimates
Census director J Vans Durand released figures Saturday showing a U S population around 90,000,000 excluding the Philippines, with possible totals near 91,000,000. If the Philippines are counted, the total may exceed 100,000,000, though without them the figure falls about 9,000,000 short. Cities over 100,000 have grown about 20 percent on average. Michigan cities show increases while some rural areas decline. Saginaw 50,510, Bay City 45,146, Lansing 31,229. New York numbers expected next Tuesday or Wednesday.
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Plan Uniform Divorce Law Adopted by Commission
The Commission on Uniform State Laws at Chattanooga debated marriage and desertion rules and adopted an act making desertion and non support of a spouse or children a misdemeanor with fines up to $100 or two years in jail or both. Officers for next year include President George Walter Smith of Philadelphia and J K R Thornton of Alexandria. Mrs S A Cramer and Miss Dalar McDonald of this city returned from Atlantic City where they attended National Council sessions.
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New Haven
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Francis A. Hoover
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Saliio A. Cramer
Mise Dalar McDonald
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National Council of the Daughters of Liberty
Baltimore Stock Market Report Highlights August Trading
Daily financial note from Baltimore on August 29 1010 shows corrected noon prices by Motter Bros & Co. listing multiple securities including cotton products power utilities railways and Seaboard Air Line bonds. Docket activity for the September term is reviewed by Judges Vener and Motter with cases marked for trial.
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