Independent Frederick newspaper urged law on corporations
The piece notes the Attorney General enforcing the law at the Interstate Commerce Commission's request and the commission's duty to publish corporate lists. It quotes Mr. Littlefield and the President on handling corporations for the public good, stating public policy harms only dishonest firms. Objections to the bill will reveal where provisions are needed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Interstate Commerce Commisson
Sia
Littlefield
Frederick News Urges Coal Supply Action and Charitable Support
The piece argues for a committee to secure more coal for Frederick amid delivery delays and preferential aid to wealthier cities. It notes coal bought at high prices still arrives, while contracted coal lags, suggesting misallocation. It calls for railroad cooperation and highlights Charity Organization Society relief efforts, urging continued liberal contributions to aid the needy through winter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Cora
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company
Littlefield Trust Regulation Bill Proposed
The bill requires interstate or foreign commerce firms to file annual returns with the Interstate Commerce Commission by September 1. It details organization data, stock, assets, earnings, expenses, taxes, and officer salaries. A 1 percent tax on unpaid capital stock is proposed, with penalties barring noncompliant firms from interstate commerce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Littlefield
Mains
Story Corporation
Interstate Commerce Commission
Weather and fire safety in Centreville blaze discussion
Contemporary comment from Baltimore papers criticizes weather excuses for delays and urges abundant water supply for Centreville’s fire protection. It notes Centreville’s water works and implores adoption of artesian wells and standpipes, cites wooden structures as fire risks, and recalls past Eastern Shore fire history including the Centreville blaze.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Centreville
Cantrevil
Ike
Baltimore Sau
Porches and Stars and Wealthed Talk Fragments
A mosaic of clipped dialogue and quips from various papers. Characters discuss engagement, money, and ownership while anecdotes reference stars and coal. Notable lines include pithy exchanges about wealth and humility, and literary critique comparisons to Cervantes and Moses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Slamy
Cervantes
Moses
St. Louis Star
Building States and Territory Statehood Debate
From the Philadelphia Press and Springfield Republican, the piece argues about statehood for New Mexico and Arizona, the fate of western territories, and the shift from territorial status to potential permanent dependence. It notes opposition to rapid admission and stresses historical views on territorial governance and future statehood prospects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springfield Republican
New Mexico
Arizons
Mexico
Arizona
United States
Frior
Porto Rico
Philippines
United States Supreme Court
Moments With The Muse The Shell Silent Sea Christmas Song
Poem fragment from Scribner's Magazine with holiday verse celebrating Christmas cheer. Mentions songs and voices, holly and mistletoe, toast to life, and a cheerful world.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joan B. Town
Scribper's Magazine
Windshall
Thes
Brief Bits From A Week Of Quips And Quirks
A collection of humorous snippets on Christmas, coal, weather, and sayings. Quoted lines feature playful dialects about Santa, winter predictions, and everyday wants like coal and stockings. Witty observations include Uncle Eli and Charcoal Eph’s proverbs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santa Qlacs
Elisa
Hicks
Washington Star
Charcoal Ephc
Mistah Jackson
Hog weight records and local notices from Samillassville
D A Wagaman killed four hogs totaling 1647 pounds while Doctor O L Wachter dispatched two hogs weighing 4473 and 44616 pounds. Residents visit relatives, preparations for winter continue, copper wires added to telegraph poles, pork price at 750 per hundred, property transfers recorded including A H Willar to J O Stottlemyar and Cornelius Pryor to Chag Lantz, Mrs M A Crist wintering in Heartsville S C.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. H. Willar
J. O. Stottlemyar
Cornelius Pryor
Chag. Lantz
M. A. Crist
Heartsville
S.C
Funeral services for Laura V Hildebrand held at home
The funeral of Mrs Laura V Hildebrand was held yesterday afternoon at her home 137 West Patrick Street with Rev Dr KE Eschbach officiating. Pall-bearers included E A Gittinger Wm Brevogle Free Staley J L Michael A A Lough and Edward Haller. Interment at Mt Olivet cemetery. A T Rice & Sona directed.
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Laura V. Hildebrand
West Patrick Street
Dr. KE
RB. Eschbach
E A. Gittinger
Wm. Brevgle
Free$ Staley
J. L Michael
A. A. Lough
Edward Haller
Mt. Olivet Cemetery
A. T. Rice & Sona
Directara
W. Luther Duvall
Iate
South Market Street
B.S. Todd
Messrs
John H. Bennett
Ephraim L. Boblitz
W. B. Storm
Joseph W. L. Carty
Daniel Herbert
Chas. E. Saylor
F. Schrosder
Gath Burn Injuries Townsend and Others
George Alfred Townsend, prominent journalist, is bedridden at his Washington home after his right thumb was seriously burned last week. While lighting gas, he accidentally ignited dressings saturated with turpentine, causing severe burns and probable long-term disability. Also reports Mrs. Moses Fisher of South Market Street recovering from illness in Washington and Edward Haller severely ill at East Patrick Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Alfred Townsend
Washington
Townsend
Townend
Moses Fisher
South Marketstreet
Edward Haller
East Patrick Street
Timely Susgecetion For Cold Relief
A dated advertisement praises Chamberlin Cough Remedies as prompt and safe for winter coughs. It claims adults and children can take it without harm and notes availability for sale by A L Pearre.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlin
A L. Pearre
Relief for Tar Poor Furnished by Frederick Charity Society
The Charity Organization Society, formed in January to aid Frederick's needy, reports effective winter relief. Six coal requests have been met with 400 pounds per case, groceries and other needs supplied, and no serious suffering anticipated. Mayor Smith serves as treasurer. contributions may be sent to him or to The News for forwarding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charity Organization Society
Ansfering
Frederick
Smith
Maryland Congressmen News Of Harmony In House Rooms
Maryland lawmakers mingle in Wachter committee room as they discuss measures and reminiscences. Blakeney praises harmony among Republicans. Mudd keeps to himself amid frequent visits by Schirm Pearre and others. Wardrobe quirks noted for Mudd Jackson Wachter and Blakeney.
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Albert A. Blakeney
Maryland
Wachter
Blakeney
Mudd
House of Representatives
Medd
Schirm, Wachter and
Pearre
McComss
Congress
Jackson
Mr. Mudd
House
Representative Madd
Congressman Wachter
Woohtar
Congressman Schirm
Colonel Pearce
Mr. Blakeney
Pearra
Mud
Baltimore
Blakenosy
Christmas church notices and remedies in a single page
Rev O L Ritter announces services for Burkittsville and Petersville with Christmas observances at St Paul and Trinity Knoxlis. Also includes early 1900s advertisements for Chamberlain's Cough Remedy and Chamber‑Tan's Fat Balm distributed by A L Pearre claiming relief for croup colds back pains and rheumatic aches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O.L Ritter
Burkittsville
St. Paul's
Tan
A. L. Pearre
Court of Appeals opens final week of October term
The Court of Appeals began the last week of the October term of court. Reports include a barn destroyed by fire in Anne Arundel County and a fatal accident near Cumberland. Fires also damaged Morris & Co.'s shop in Baltimore, and a Laurel store was burgled with goods stolen. Local officials announce court actions and notices of administration in Frederick County.
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Court of Appeals
Bire
BR. Tilghman Brice
Anne Arundel County
Henry Sohnette
Middletown
Dorchester County
Idbbie Harris
Elkton
Andrew Anderson
North Ent
Katie Bryan
Pisostaway
Prince George's
B. F. Smith Construction Company
Washington, D. C
Annapolis
Morris & Co
Booth Gay Street
Baltimore
Laurel
Prince George's County
Midshipmen’s
Naval Academy
Foret Carroll
Rockville
John Stottlemeyer
Pinto Cement Works
Cumberland
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
William T. Wheeler
Orphans’ Court
Montgomery County
Samuel D. Waters
Govsroo Smith
Frederick County
Margaret Donald
Waghter’s
Araby
Landis leading jeweler invites public to inspect stock
H. Landis leading jeweler invites public to inspect immense stock of diamonds etchings clocks jewelry sterling silverware plated ware sterling novelties and more in French gray finish ebony pieces. The shop guarantees quality with courteous treatment and quick repair and engraving services. New shipment of ladies $1.50 kid shoes mirrors value seen elsewhere and Moser’s special $250 ladies’ something.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Landis
Bederick
Ohrid
Moser
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Pussic Sale
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