Brady bill seeks to curb county tax dodge by merchants
A Maryland Senate proposal by Senator Brady would require merchants using out of county agents to pay half the local license fee in the county where they sell. The plan targets Baltimore firms selling statewide to ensure fair competition and bolster county revenues while protecting smaller towns. The measure aims to curb merchants who avoid taxes by operating across counties.
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Maryland
Brady
Anne Arundel
SAMO
Marchants
Baltimore
Baltermore City
Maryland Regulative Foe Mon Wary On Constitutional Limits
In a reflective editorial tone the Baltimore papers discuss constitutional limits on state and federal actions. They critique proposals for postal savings banks and call for careful constitutional justification before broad policy moves. The piece quotes opinions and notes political caution in pursuing new government programs.
Minutes of Merriness
Fragmented humorous exchange notes threats of penalties for transgressions and witty exchanges about complexion, court appeals, and social schemes. Speech labels and dialect reflect a collage of comic snippets from multiple sources.
Why a Court Martial
An opinion piece critiques secrecy in naval court martial proceedings at Annanella and Charlestown Navy Yard. It calls for fearless inquiries and warns that loyalty to the service should not shield truth from public scrutiny or undermine justice.
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New York World
Button Cave
Annanella
Navy
Trith
Eurpicion
Charlestown Navy Yard
Moments of Hope and Hidden Grief in Persuasive Verse
A poem by F. Kiger from the Chicago Record-Herald extols quiet bravery amid despair and questions if public success would be praised without private sorrow. It is followed by a report that Mr. Newton C. Comfort arrived in Manila, Philippines, after visiting family in the United States, with dates and ship details noted.
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F. Kiger
Chicago Record- Herald
Philippines
W. A. Comfort
Enet Third Street
Baltimore
Newton C. Comfort
Manila
P.I
N.C. Comfort
United States
Korea
Sale of Gaver Property at Courthouse Door
Auctioneers sold the real estate of the late Joseph W. Gaver at the courthouse for Cyrus F. Flook Norman L. Gaver George W. Gaver and Frederick W. Obenderter. Multiple brick and frame houses on West Patrick Street Derr's alley and Northwest Addition fetched totals with buyers including J A Kidwiler Tobias Kuhn and Hiinfia B. James, and several lots. Final prices ranged from 30 to 5450 dollars for numerous properties and baseball grounds to B. A. Alexander.
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Wm. EB. Darner
Cyrus F. Flook
Norman L. Gaver
Geo. W. Gaver
Frederick W. Obenderter
Eatate
Joseph W. Gaver
Weat
Patrick Street
Derr's Alley
Derr’s Alley
Messrs
Eloquent Evangelist Packard to Lead Services at United Brethren
Rev. Paul Henry Packard of Cleveland Ohio will commence evangelical meetings at the United Brethren church tomorrow at 1045 in the morning. He is described as an eloquent speaker with remarkable powers and will also preach in the evening. An invitation is extended to all to attend.
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Paul Henry Packard
Cleveland
Ohio
Commenan & Benes
United Brethren Church
Mr. Packard
Packard
Alan
Furvier
Deaths and funerals inland from Hagerstown and Mt Pleasant
Mrs. Sarah Hays widow of Dr William Hays died at her home in Hagerstown after a long illness. She spent summers at Bradock Heights and was a patient at Frederick City Hospital. Her father was an Episcopal clergyman and her brother Rev Dr Teighton Parka led St Bartholomew's in New York. McCalvey Timpson colored 48 died near Mt Pleasant. Funeral held at Silver Hill AME Church with Rev W H S Bailey. interment beside the church. Thomas P Rice was the funeral director.
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Sarah Hays
William Hays
Hagerstown
M’calvey Timpson
MecCalvey Timpson
Mt. Pleasant
Silver Hill A. M. RK
W. H.S. Bailey
Thomas P. Rice
Frre and pancakes prep in upcoming week
Scattered notes mention society dissipation plans and a rising ice cream price until a crew arrives. A court drawn juror list places Joseph H Be ele in Woodsboro district, while Venus moves toward a morning star and February 12 is altered. A swinging bridge on North Bentz Street is repaired with a new board. Zimmer mans residence on North Market Street is being re pointed by workers under S L Welty.
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Joseph H. Beele
Woodsboro
Pisce
James Angel
Venus
Carroll Creek
North Bentz Street
Miseex Zimmerman
North Market Street
Handa
8. L. Welty
Funeral notices and baseball management move reported
The funeral of Mrs Elizabeth B Mc Crery was held from Dr Steiner Lobleys residence with Bishop John Gardner Murray officiating and interment at Mt Olivet cemetery. Pallbearers included Charles W Roas Charles B Trail Joseph D Baker and others. Interment followed at Mt Olivet cemetery and Thomas I Rice was director. The funeral of Mrs Hannah temp was held at the Reformed church in Jefferson with Stev oyce H Bowers officiating and pallbearers Milton G Rice Thomas E Willard Geo Darner and others. Interment followed at the Reformed cemetery. M K R Etchison was in charge. Hicky Nallin will go to Birmingham to manage a team in the Texas League, having prior experience with Frederick and independence play.
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Steiner Lobley
John Gardner Murray
New York
Wittaburg
Baltimore
Burringham
Ala
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Charles
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Charles C. Watera
Lewin S. Clingan
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Mt. Olivet
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Mre
Hannah Temp
Reformed Church
Eferson
Stevoyce H. Bowers
N. H. Skyles
Woodstock
Pallbesreys
Milton G. Rice
Thomas E. Willard
Washington
J. Warren Darner
Geo. Darner
Eugene Cost
Brunswick
William N. Shoff
Reformed
M. KR. Etchison
Hicky Nallin
Birmingham
Carlton Moleaworth
Nallie
Frederick
Eating Club Banquet Delights Members at Buffalo Eatery
Frederick County Eating Club held a monthly banquet at the Buffalo last night with 24 members in attendance. The feast was praised as excellent with joyful remarks and lively humor. Elections for officers are planned next month.
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Frederick County
Batfalo
Local Temperance Measure and Night Basketball
Mr Harris of the Frederick county delegation plans to introduce in the House a bill to prohibit issuing licenses for patrons within three miles of the Pleasant Grow Methodist Protestant church. Basketball at Rink Tonight features the fast Washington DC team facing the Diamonda after a Y M C A Barker bout. The Winebrewer store room on North Market street is leased by E T Newell & Co of Baltimore to operate an auction business.
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Frederick County
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Circuit Court
Hoonsea
Pleasant Grow Methodist
Crotestant Church
Washington, D.C
District of Columbia
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Diamond Rink
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E. T. Newell & Co
Baltimore
Central Auctioneers
Fifty-Four Applicants Take Exam for Frederick Census Jobs
Fifty four persons applied for positions as census enumerators in Frederick County and took the required examination at the post office this morning.
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Frederick County
Baltimore stock market misquote echoes
A garbled line about selling and whispering jokes about market players circulates, reflecting a satirical take on trading chatter. It oddly contrasts a climber in a tree shouting for dollars with a whispering vendor, suggesting urban lore rather than a clear event.
Frederick Market Prices Quotation from 1910
Frederick County Farmers' Exchange furnishes corrected prices for February 5 1910 covering Wheat No 2 Red at 1.22 per bushel Corn New Ear at 3.65 per bushel Oats 55 to 60 cents per bushel Rye 50 to 60 cents per bushel Hay No 1 Timothy 17 to 18 dollars No 2 Timothy 16 to 17 dollars No 1 Mixed 15 to 16 dollars No 3 Mixed 13 to 14 dollars Clover 16 to 17 dollars Not Baled hay 16 to 18 dollars per ton Straw Baled Wheat 10 to 12 dollars Straw Baled Oats 10 to 12 dollars Flour Winter Wheat 6.25 to 6.75 Spring 6.00 to 6.60 Cornmeal 1.75 to 1.85 per 100 pounds Buckwheat 31 to 32 cents per pound Mill Feed Bran 29 dollars per ton Middlings 20 dollars per ton Red Dog 3.35 to 3.50 per hundredweight Lard 4 1/2 to 5 1/2 cents per pound Dairy Feeds 24 dollars per ton Cotton Seed Meal 25 to 28 dollars per ton Potatoes 0 to 6 cents per bushel Lime 6 to 8 dollars per barrel
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Timothy
Mother Secures Child In Habeas Corpus Proceedings
Habeas corpus hearings before Judges Urner and Motter granted Annie Johnson custody of Mary Eva Johanson, infant daughter of Annie Johnson and Jobo Johnson. Annie resided in the city. John moved to Howard County, and a custody dispute arose after the child was taken by John. The court ordered the child returned to the mother. George A. Pearce represented Annie Johnson.
Insurance Bill Introduced By Senator Mathine
Senator Mathine of this county yesterday introduced in the State Senate a bill to regulate land laziness and estate handling. the measure follows a draft prepared by eight commission members appointed by the Governor.
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