Fragmented Text Reflects Political Snippet On Monopolies
The readable fragment questions Roosevelt’s 1908 legislature and the Baltimore Consolidated Gas Company. It hints at an alleged 1908 monopoly changes, and wonders how the company secured city and county control while binding city interests. It mentions Col. J. Ham Lewis and Chancellor Day.
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Baltimore Sun
Consolidated Gan Company
Baltimore
Consolidated
Baltimore County
Baltimore City
Bonaparte criticizes state legislative corruption in Baltimore speech
The text notes former Attorney General Bonaparte accusing Maryland lawmakers in Annapolis of corrupt pay practices and lavish spending. He warned that using state funds to hire political workers and party managers amounts to stealing money from the treasury. He urged public opinion to push reforms.
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Annapolla
Pitties
Bonaparte
Trensier
Rohninohle
Thurs
Pendleton
Expres
Alvunes
Bona
Baltimore Oyster Fight Sparks Winter Victory Tale
A fragmented Baltimore Star item touts Maryland oysters as worthy rivals in a tough contest. The piece evokes a winter victory tone, referencing local pride and the beef boysott analogy while praising regional seafood and fighting spirit.
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Baltimore Star
Minutes of Merriness and Muted Jokes Across Papers
A collage of quirky quotes from Chicago Journal Norah to Brownlog Magazine and Chicago News hints at satire on class and ambition. The snippets show playful banter about manners, money, work, and social sparks across periodicals.
What are eggs asks a Washington tariff question
The Albany Journal questions the classification of eggs under tariff laws. Paragraph 500 and 256 create conflicting duties for eggs of birds fish and insects. The piece wonders what other eggs might bear a duty while asserting that birds eggs used for food should enter free.
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Albany Journal
Washington
Birthday of Lincoln Reflected in Poetic Muse
A verse piece from Lealie's Weekly contemplates Abraham Lincoln as a woodsman and martyr, praising his compassion for the enslaved and his steadfast labor. It likens his life to a fading cloud while honoring his enduring memory and moral leadership. The piece lauds Lincoln's simple virtues and calls him a model for the world.
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Abraham Lincoln
Lily
Tie
Miswa Trvina
Lealie’s
Funeral Notices and License in Local Briefs
The body of Charles F Helnleia was shipped from San Francisco and may arrive next Wednesday or Thursday with funeral details to follow. Wm T Montgomery's funeral will be at Mt Olivet cemetery tomorrow at 12 15 PM. A marriage license was issued at Sageretown for Orville H Stotele myer of Wolfaville and Nettie G Smith of Cascade.
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Charles F. Helnleia
San Francisco
Wm. T. Montgomery
Baltimore
Mt. Olivet Cemetery
Sageretown
Orville H. Stotelemyer
Wolfaville
Nettie G. Smith
Cascade
Widow of Ernest Fox Dies of Paralysis at Home
Mrs. Caroline M. Fox widow of Ernest A C Fox died at her East Patrick Street home around 11:45 AM reportedly of paralysis of the heart. Survived by two sons Henry K C Fox and Calvin O C Fox, three sisters and other relatives, she was 64 and respected in the community.
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Mary Koontz
Preyer
Caroline M. Fox
Ernest A.C. Fox
East Patrick Street
Charles F. Goodell
Bright
Shas
Henry K.C For
Calvin O. C. Fox
Weat Chester
C. LC. Latape
Henry J. Fromke
Chrissie Fielding
Balti
Andrew Habel
Ula
Mary
Koontz
Mary C. Moontz
John Martz
Fast South Street
Martz
George Brengle
Chnorles Bi. Hallar
Louina Hallar
Lla
Ro’ Snyder
Beulah Start Snyder
Roy Snyder
Johnsville
Mary Riggs
West Fourth Street
Thin City
Death notices for Basil Lewis and others in Jefferson area
Obituary notices report Basil Lewis a 70 year old miller who died February 11 near Jefferson from general debility. Survived by wife Cornelia and three children. Funeral Monday at home. Additional notices list Mrs. Sarah Howman, Susan Marriott, William Poole, Homer Mohler and Beulah Snyder with funeral details and survivors.
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Basil Lewis
Jefferson
Cornelia A. Lewis
Mera
MR. Etchinan
Mek
Gailal Howman
Sarah Rowan
William Howman
Damascia
Montgomoery
Cafonaca Church
Mr. Hoffman
Pull Bearars
Messra N. J. Burdette
Lavi Pearce
R. J. Watkins
Teargo Liarnes
W. A. Watera
Suman A. Gach Marrioty
Mies
Susan A. Grace Marriott
Susan Marriott
William Cuyler
Middletown
Ada Marriott
North Carolina
Misace Lite
Narco
Madith
Ning Marriott
Howard Marriott
Ward Mohler
Washngton
EB. H. Kline
Washington
Brief items from the streets report minor injuries
Col J B R Wood Weit healay and dislocated is left wrist. Mr William E Cronise slipped and fell yesterday receiving a very bad shock. Mr Wm H Brongle fell on his pavement yesterday evening and cut his head. Miss Sallie Morgen injured herself yesterday near West Patrick street. Miss Nellie M Cesey employed by the Frederick County branch of the Association for the Prevention and Relief of Tuberculosis reports finding plenty of patients and urges society to employ a nurse.
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J. B. R. Wood
William E. Cronise
West South Street
Wm. H. Brongle
West Patrick Street
Sallie Morgen
East Sixth
Patrick Street
Nellie M. Cesey
Frederick County
The
Association For the Prevention and Relief of Tuberculosis
Ieee
Personal notices of visitors and travels in town
PURELY PERSONAL lists names from Ballenger and East Patrick Street as visitors to Philadelphia and nearby cities. It notes Florence Crawford visiting Nora and Badie Zimmerman, and Mrs. Jobo Colbert with daughter returning from Point of Rock. Thomas G Buckey returns from Washington after his brother John Buckey’s illness improves.
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Ve Caatie
Ballenger
Long Aro
Henry B. Tyson
Patrick Orrest
Jacob Rosenstock
Ionanphia
Atisadle City
Florence Crawford
Norriaconn
Fee
Badle Zimmerman
East Second Street
Ves Sedans
Jobo Colbert
Point of Rorke
C. Harry Webetar
Madison Aveous
Thomas G. Buckey
South Market Street
Weshiseton
John Buckey
Ieick
College Quintet Triumphs Over High School in YMCA Game
Frederick College edged High School 15 to 11 at the YMCA gym last night. High School led 6 to 2 at halftime before Frederick College rallied with superior team play and defense to pull ahead 13 to 6 in the second half. Beavers claimed first in the City Basketball League while Frederick College sits near the top in fourth place.
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Frederick College
Y. M
But & More
Peiota
Beavers
High School
Fred. College
Zeigler
Schrey
Heraperger
Thomas
Exter Albsugh
Hargett
Gilhrde Smith
Johnson
Duffey
Ibgl Behool
Field gosla—Thomin
Schley
Lesee
Albaugh
Tuomas
College
GHI
W. Ob FC
Keavera
Barkers
Vollege
Diamonds Crush Waynesboro Quintet In City Rink Victory
The Diamond basketball team overwhelmed Waynesboro in the Diamond Rink by 83 to 16. Derr led with 14 baskets as Diamonds outplayed the visiting squad from the Iri-State League setting a strong pace in the opening half 31 to 3 and widening the margin in the second half. The Pattenona of Haltimore will meet the Diamonds next Tuesday in this city in a fast anticipated game.
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Diamonds
Waynesboro
Visiitors
Charate
Diamond
Hooora
Cemetely
Whyneaboro
Derr Ted
Waynsboro
Derr
Cowan
Visher
Capt
McGinley
Ail
Snyder
Greaga
Camp Site Inquiry from Railroad Agent in Frederick
Mr. Cleg W. Dudderar industrial agent of the RB. & O. RR. R. was in Frederick seeking information on available sites for the camp of regular and militia troops under War Department direction to be held next summer in Pennsylvania Maryland or Virginia for military purposes.
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Cleg W. Dudderar
Frederick
War Department
Pennsylvane
Maryland
Virginia
Frederick Market Prices from Feederiak County Farmers Exchange
Corrected February 12, 1910, market quotes for wheat corn hay and other commodities. Prices list No. 2 Red wheat 1.21 per bushel. corn and oats per bushel or per ton. hay Timothy and mixed varieties. barley. straw. flour and milled products. buckwheat per pound. dairy feeds and cotton seed meal. potatoes and other staples.
Kansan City Bank Promotes Stamp Savings Plan
A Kansas City bank officer launches a school stamp savings program to curb candy spending. Stamps from 1 cent to 25 cents will be sold to pupils via teachers acting as deputy cashiers, aiming to grow child savings from about 10 000 to higher deposits next year.
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Kansan City
Schody
Kansaw City
Puplia
W. 8. Webb
Alfscourt Savings Bank
Kansas City
Wetc
Frederick Colony Banquet in Baltimore on February 24
Frederick Colony of Baltimore plans its first banquet at the EyTow House on Thursday February 24 at 8 p.m. Admiral Winfield Scott is expected to attend along with Judge J.C. Mottar and Frederick County representatives to the Maryland General Assembly. Other Frederick sons and the Reatztown Bard are also anticipated.
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Frederick
Baltimore
Eytow House
Winfield Scott
J.C. Mottar
Frederick County
General Assembly of
Maryland
Reatztown Bard
Athletic Club Wins in Junior Hall Game
The Frederick Athletic Club defeated the sixth grade team 8 to 3 in a clean basketball game at Junior Hall. McClow and Schroeder starred for the sixth grade, while Creamer and Zentz led the Athletic Club with goals by Gramer, Schroeder, Winehrener, and Zent. Schroeder refereed the match.
Divorce Granted to Carrie Sovacoal in Graceham Case
Carrie M Sovacoal through attorneys Urner and Urner granted a divorce a vinculo matrimonii from Edward M Sovacoal. She receives custody of infant Lesa R Sovacoal. Plaintiff resides in Graceham. defendant’s whereabouts are unknown.
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Carrie M. Sovacoal
Urner and
Urner
Edward MM. Sovacoal
Lesa R. Sovacoal
Graceham
Y M C A to Host Second David Goliath Contest Meeting
The Y M C A plans a second David Goliath contest gathering tomorrow at 9:39 a.m. Rev. John Paul Tyler is slated as the speaker. The previous meeting saw Davide lead Collatha by one point, 28 to 27.
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Y. M. CG
John Paul Tyler
Davide Weralo
Glaise Property Sells on West Third Street for 2715
Executor G. Sluffer sells the Glaise property on West Third Street to Grayson Hi Staley for 2715 dollars. Staley plans to build two dwelling houses on the site.
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Glaiza
Parner
G. Sluffer
Glaise
West Third Street
Grayson Hi
Staley
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