Economy in Maryland House Employes Sparks Reform Talk
In Annapolis a Maryland House debate centers on cutting employes to 70 and curbing party-driven staffing. Members deplore high state charges for supplies, pledging to hold up extortionate bills and secure a square deal for taxpayers amid claims of inflated stationery costs.
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House of Delegates
House
Committee On
Maryland House of Delegates
Annapolis
Hargett
Frederick County
State House of Delegates faces peril from extravagance
A fragment discusses the State and the House of Delegates, warning against worst excesses and extravagance predicted to harm public finances, urging restraint and prudent governance to avoid costly missteps.
Cost of living and political fate in Baltimore editorials
Editorial clippings discuss radical methods to cut costs of living, fears over fame from actions taken or undone, and critique Governor’s stance. They question party loyalty in the legislature, the publicity of leadership, and the risk of poor party discipline amid campaigns.
Minutes of Merriness and Witty Exchanges
A collection of quirky quotes from various papers including the Boston Herald and Kansan City Times. Snippets touch on domestic life, beef prices, and marital curiosity with a humorous, cross-paper flavor.
Moments With The Muse Poem Excerpt Analysis
A poetic fragment urges a woman to approach a noble beloved with confidence and tenderness. It frames love as liberation and memory as a gentle burden on the beloved. The text invokes imagery of a starry night and a brave, unreserved union. The speaker signs as AmMenia Josemine Bere via Century Magazine.
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AmMenia Josemine Bere
The
Century Magazine
Esperanto in Maryland Schools Debate Prompts Language Plan
W J Spillman of the Department of Agriculture spoke in Annapolis Hall soliciting a Maryland Legislature resolution to teach Esperanto in public schools. The gathering included Senators Delegates and many interested women. The Annapolis Esperanto association led with Rev James S Smiley as head. Professor Reid and Secretary BL EL Weems attended.
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Maryland
W. J. Spillman
Department of Agriculture
Washington
House of Delegates
Annapolis
Association
James S. Smiley
Reid
Esperanto Association of North America
BL EL Weems
Maryland Association
Funeral Notices for Reuben M. Moxley and E. S. Me fy WA
The funeral for Reuben M. Moxley was held at his Ijamsville home at 10 o'clock with Rev. Wilson T. Jarboe officiating. Pallbearers included John F. Smith Henry P. Moenetter Philip Mulgner A K Williams John J. Sponerl fer and Charles Krants. Burial was at Mt Olivet cemetery with C C Carty as funeral director. The second service was for E S Me fy WA scheduled this afternoon at ARC o'clock from Dr. Steiner Kehley’s West Church Street residence.
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Ijamsville
Wilson T. Jarboe
Pallhearers
John F. Smith
Henry P. Moenetter
Philip Mulnger
A. K. Williams
Charles Krants
Wap Toude
Mt. Olivet Cemetary
C.c.carty Wan
Steiner Kehley
West Church Street
Poems for February in Frederick County primary schools
A list of selected poems for February use in Frederick County primary schools. The collection includes Our Heroes, Here's a Band to Boy, When He Falls in Temptation, Who Fights Against Self, Be Steadfast, My Country Needs That I Should Be The Best Man, The Marching Song, Golden Keys, and The Star Spangled Banner. Notes cite Rev. F Smith and others as authors.
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Mise Kreig
Frederick County
Nol
Moving Pictures in School at St Mary's South Norwalk
A contract for an auditorium at St. Mary's school in South Norwalk Conn. provides daily moving picture shows for an hour. Films will cover geography natural history foreign cultures humor and heavier topics for older pupils with post view writing assignments. The system aims to improve instruction and reduce trips to public moving picture theaters.
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St. Mary’s School
South Norwalk
Conn
Lim
Letter on Opera House rent and city ownership
A Frederick reader laments outsiders profiting from the city owned Opera House, noting rents of 1000 dollars monthly and yearly profits of 20 to 25 thousand dollars. The writer questions use of the venue for teachers and commencements, blasts the aldermen for leasing, cites losses and management blame, and calls for selling the property to a public spirited successor to host wholesome drama and moving pictures. The letter ends asking who benefits and urging relief for taxpayers.
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Frederick
Teachers’ Institute
Opera House
Board of
Aldernen
Pearce & Scheck
Notable Deaths and Local Incidents Across Maryland
Rufus King died at his home in Iagerstown after a lengthy life in the city. A push for compulsory school attendance begins in Caroline County. A midshipman at the Naval Academy caused a disturbance and was barred from grounds. James Diggs, a Black youth, jailed in Annapolis on a serious charge following an alleged assault on an eight year old white girl. Herman Platt, head of Platt & Co. oyster packing, died in Baltimore. Cumberland City Charter draft completed for council review. Capt William A. Bradshaw found dead aboard Ilie Smith near Middle Ground in Chesapeake Bay. William Herger and Jesse Day died by suicide in Baltimore. Miss Mark Lewsen, dental student, shot at Ingleside in Baltimore by Elijah Radal, who then committed suicide. the crime linked to Lewsen’s refusal to wed.
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Rufus King
Iageratown
Caroline County
Naval Academy
James Diggs
Annapolis
Herman & Platt
Platt & Co
Earl Court
Balimore
Cumberland
William A. Bradshaw
Ilie Smith
Middle Grounds
Cheeapeake Bay
William M. Herger
North Colligton Avenue
Jesse G
Misa Leveen
Frederick Market Prices: Agricultural Commodities 1910
Quotations furnished by Frederick County Farmers' Exchange corrected February 4 1910 list prices for wheat corn barley hay oats straw and related feeds. Entries include No 2 Red Wheat 123 per bushel Corn 365 per bushel barley 50 to 60 cents per bushel hay Timothy 16 17 to 18 per ton mixed 84 to 1600 per ton etc.
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Frederick County Farmers’ Exchange
New York Stocks Steady As Brokers Hold February 3 1910
New York stocks showed signs of steadiness as brokers held positions amid cautious trading on February 3 1910. Limited gains were reported in several leading issues with little change in the broader market.
Baltimore Stock Market and Medical News of February 4 1910
The Baltimore Stock Market report notes noon corrections by Motter Brow. & Co with prices for Cottons Duck Georgia & Alabama and other listed securities. A medical update on Mr. Gerson Rogenour from B Rosenour & Sons states he improved after surgery at Maryland University Hospital and a fractured arm bone was removed with no serious outcomes expected.
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Bankeere and
Isrokera
Gerson Rogenour
B. Rosenour & Sons
Maryland University Hospital
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