Frederick city taxes and finances in early 20th century plan
The piece discusses Frederick Maryland politics, debt, and tax policy. It notes the 1008 reassessment costs, temporary loans near $100,000, and a proposed 95 cent city tax rate to fund expenses. It highlights efforts to cut spending while preserving improvements and managing bonded debt. It reflects debates over salary questions and federal matters.
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Maree
Etihu Rockwell
Jacob Leilich
George Hoskins
Plutocrat Charge Cited by Morgan in Cashless Era Critique
In a Baltimore context the text cites a long critique of wealth concentration, claiming vast fortunes dominate the nation’s economy. It references Morgan and a warning about future ruin for those who gamble with finance, contrasting mining output and oil interests.
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Morgan
Curaberland Times
Minutes of Merriness and Humorous Exchanges
A compilation of humorous snippets from various papers. In the Philadelphia Record Maud jokes about a writer's angry husband and a book titled Wild Aninate I Have Met. The Wigg quips about climbing ladders and vegetarian wives. Other lines touch on Christmas tree training and rising turkey prices.
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Jacka
Penn
Stubb
Various Editorial Snippets Report on National Issues
A collage of editorial clippings discusses powder trusts world affairs tariff revisions and pacific policing duties. It contrasts views from the New York press Warrington bills Philadelphia and St Louis on topics from anti fraud measures to McKinley Taft and Rockefeller mentions. It also surveys Bryan Roosevelt and party dynamics with cautious analysis of potential anti Bryan sentiment across factions.
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New York World
Warrington
Moments With The Muse Sweet Expectation
Poem fragment reflecting hopeful vision and solace found in expectation. The speaker recalls youthful joys, exultation, and the light guiding toward brighter realms, seeking peace in aging. Mentions love, sorrow, and the gleam of expectation brightening life.
Ring of grocery-store swindlers preys on Maryland merchants
Police warn of a man and woman pairing who lure shopkeepers at night with brief orders and heft large quantities of groceries and general merchandise. The ruse ends with the couple leaving in a vehicle after the merchant items are tallied, while the pair claim only a brief delay and a sore foot. Authorities suspect a Delaware-based scheme targeting Delaware stores for 1909.
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Moving Pictures at City Opera Houses Pearce and Schock
Saturday matinee and night feature five reels of the latest films and two new songs. The highlighted picture L Arlesienne tells a tragic tale of love, betrayal, and loss as Frederic confronts his beloved and rival, ending in tragedy. A Santa Claus display and toy giveaway for children accompanies the matinee with drawings and prizes for best amateur acts at night.
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Steen
Holiday Attraction Herald Square Opera Company Comes to Town
The Herald Square Company brings a Christmas season program featuring Said Pasha a Mascot and The Twins or Moor's Bride with Miss Juanita Rush in Bettino The Mascot and a dual role in the finale The Twins. The troupe promises refined comedy first rate casting and lavish costumes.
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Frederick audience invited to lecture on Scenes in Germany
Hon Southard Warog presents a lecture this evening at Junior Hall at 8 o'clock for Trinity M E church South benefit. Warver offers information on Germany with 100 stereopticon views to illustrate the country, seen as a focal point of international concern.
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Frank J. Cheney Swears Oath of Partnership in Catarrh Claim
Frank J. Cheney swears he is a partner in the firm of F. G. Cheney and offers a hundred dollar reward for each incurable case of catarrh via Hall’s Catarrh Cure. The oath is sworn before A. W. Gleason in Toledo on December 6, 1880. Advertises testimonials and sales points for Hall's products.
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Toledo
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O. Ui
Hull
Hungary in My Blood A Poem Exiled to Hungary
A lyric speaker abandons personal distance to cry for Hungary. The voice longs for Magyar roots, Tzigane music, and the wild life of homeland, despite exile in a gentler land. The poem interweaves memory, identity, and a piercing call to return.
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Hungary
Anna Reeve Atorica
Automobile regulation reform urged by Arlington man
Mr. Nosh Walker of Arlington proposes changes to motor laws to reflect conditions since the beginning of motor travel. He calls for a state board of examiners to oversee licenses for four-year terms, front and back license numbers on vehicles, and two sets of numbers. He wants stricter fines for after hours driving and penalties for failing to surrender after accidents, with jail time for nonpayment.
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