Ballimore Sun critiques public service monopolies and politics
The Baltimore Sun argues that Consolidated Car Electric Light and Power Company faces backlash for unfair practices and alleged political entanglements. It urges monopoly accountability, fair pricing, and better service, warning that public sentiment will reject corrupt ties to politicians.
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Consolidated Car, Electric Light and Power Company
Baltivore
Ite
Binikter
Ite Hoks
Baltimore eHy
Hambleton
Baltimore Sun
Consolidated Company
the Sun
Jona
Tre Sun Baltimore
United Railways
Monopoly Debate Reflects Management Failures
In a historical note, critics urge the Gay and Electric Company to reform its practices to avoid public agitation and competition. They argue wiser leadership could have prevented the current pressure by aligning conduct with public interests and market fairness.
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Gay and Eiectria
Maryland Legislature faces need for bank charter and deposit safeguards
Maryland lawmakers debate tighter regulation of banks and trust companies as bills increase charters and rechartering. Articles from Baltimore American Baltimore Sun and Baltimore News urge stronger state inspection of banks and tighter safeguards for public funds amid rising financial activity.
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Tegielsture
Maryland
Baltimore News
Minutes of Merriness and Clubroom Gossip
A collage of clipped quotes from Boston Transcripts and Pittsburgh papers. It notes quarrels over reconciliation at marriage, advice on love and fidelity, and casual anecdotes from clubs and newspapers about explorers and social mores.
Rural mail carrier urged to speed up travels and modernization
A regional editorial criticizes rural postal carriers for slow routines and urges adoption of faster transportation and constant news delivery. It argues farmers crave immediacy as national events accelerate and envisions later demands including eight‑hour car travel to reach distant workers.
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Washington Herat
Potatice
Sam
Lie
Moments With the Muse Poetic Hope in Darkened Dusk
The poem urges endurance until dawn, extolling light overcoming night and shadow. Cwantus E. Willmans communicates resilience, promising an eventual rise in power and courage. From the Boston Transcript, the verse frames patience as a bridge to renewed illumination.
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Cwantus E. Willmans
Boston Transcript
Railroads Seek Wage Rise to Avert Bituminous Strike
Chicago Feb 21 Railroads push to induce coal mine operators to grant a daily pay increase for bituminous miners aimed at avoiding a spring strike. Managers argue a shutdown would be disastrous and affect public, business, and distribution after a harsh winter. They urge settlements with operators and dealers to deter labor disruptions.
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Chicago
Indiana
Hinds
Aso
Gat
Consumers' Household Supply Company Charter Granted
In New Orleans a charter was granted for the Consumers' Household Supply Company with a capital of 54000. The plan is to form a mutual cooperative to supply vegetables poultry and eggs first, then dairy and cattle products. The aim is to benefit shareholders and scale to thousands of people if successful.
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New Orleans
Consumers’ Household Supply Company
Landera
Uife
Gold Weather in Ohio Report from Mr. Clem
Mr. C. M. Clemey, a Milan merchant formerly of Walkeraville, writes that Ohio has had a hard winter with snow about every other day. He notes 12 inches on the ground, ongoing snowfall, subzero temperatures, but says the weather is good for health and mentions scant access.
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Ohio
C. M. Clemy
Walkeraville
Milan
Clem
Advertised Letters in Frederick City Post Office
The Frederick City post office lists advertised letters dated Saturday February 19 1930. Recipients must call for advertised letters. unclaimed letters after two weeks are sent to the dead letter office. Names include Wm T B Cole Jobe M Faller Lorzer Snead Mr Wal er Lapres List Mrs Harriet Butcher Nea Mary Green Mrs Marla Turner Miss Dawio Willie.
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Frederick Cite
Lutter
Gentixwen
Wm.t. B. Cole
Jobe M Faller
Lorzer Snead
Mr. Waler
Lapres
Harriet Butcher
Mary Green
Marla Turner
Mias
Dawio Willie
Old Song Restored Voice After Thirteen Years
Monticello February 21. Thirteen years ago Everett lost his voice after once being a good singer. Hearing a familiar air on the piano he told his wife he could sing again and did so with remarkable effect. Physicians are unable to explain the phenomenon according to The News.
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Monticello
Everett
Johns Hopkins Student Tops Class on Meatless Diet
Edward Notek of Johns Hopkins University led a class of fifty five in a physical test with an score of 724. He attributes his success to a vegetarian diet adopted two years earlier and notes improved endurance in running and sports since cutting meat. The article also recalls reminiscences of Francis Scott Key and related historical figures and events.
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Johns Hopkins
Edward Notek
Johns Hopkins University
Novak
Fleeh Poe
Francis Scott Key
Justina Stokes
Emmitatire
Jamidi
Farooun
Francia Ft Key
Philip Barton Key
Harrison-Van Buren
Mc Stokes
Thurmont
Mechanicatown
Francis Key
van Bure
Geo
Daniel E. Sickles
Washington
Mr. Stokes
Key
Bruceville
Francia Beott Key
Frederick County Colony Banquet at Mountview House
The Frederick County Colony of former residents in Baltimore will hold its annual banquet at Mountview House Skulimore next Thursday night. Covers for 10000. Speakers include Col George W Vernon Mayor Mahool Admiral Windield Scott Schley Senator J T Mathias Judge John C Motter and Mr Joseph D Raker among others. The Frederkck County Stringed Orchestra will perform and Mr McClellan Baltzgll will sing solos.
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Frederick
To&t
Frederick County
Balthmore
Muntew
Skulimore
George Wood Vernon
Maryland
Rhodes
Baltimore
Mahool
Windeld Scott Schley
Folger McKingay
General Assembly of Maryland
J. T. Mathias
Brest
John M. Deoponal
J. Charles Linthleam
Joseph D Raker
Citizens' National Bank of
Wucheins
Maryhind
John C Motter
Frederick County Stringed Orchestra
McClellan Baltzgll
George W. F. Vernon
Dy T J Remhart
A. M Gesbert
Banks Closed and Limited Post Office Service on Washington Birthday
Tomorrow is a legal holiday for Washington's birthday. Banks will be closed. Post office window service will be limited. Carriers will make two collections and one delivery.
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Washington
Frederick Market Prices from Frederick County 1910
Quotations furnished by Frederick County Farmers Exchange corrected February 21 1910 list Wheat No 2 Red at 1.23 Corn New Ear at 3.50 per bbl Rye 5c per bushel Barley 60c to 70c per bushel Hay baled No 1 Timothy 18 to 19 No 2 Timothy 17 to 18 No 1 Mixed 17 to 18 No 2 Mixed 16 to 17 Clover 16 to 17 Hay not sold 18 to 20 per ton Straw baled Wheat 10 to 12 per 100 lb Oats 10 to 12 Flour Winter Wheat 6.25 to 6.75 Spring Wheat 6.00 to 6.50 Cornmeal 1.75 to 1.85 100 lb Buckwheat 3.5c to 4c per lb Mill Feed Bran 29.90 Middlings 2.00 Red Dog 2.35 to 2.45 per sack Dairy Feeds 27.00 per ton Cotton Seed Meal 36 per ton Timothy 2.00 to 2.25 per bushel Move 3.00 to 3.90 per bushel Dennii s Pope Grain Commodities Merchants Baltimore Md Chamber of Commerce Building Members Chicago Board of Trade Baltimore Chamber of Commerce Chicago Correspondents Bartlett Patten Co Rumsey Co Here for future delivery Excited in all markets Market letter mailed on request 17 May 1910
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Motier Bros
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Brokers. &Co
Bank A.C L
Cone
Enne Voy
Geo v& Alabama Ds
Houston Oil
Elec. Rivy, Ba
Norf
Portsmouth
Seaboard Air Line
Seaboard Air Mine
Bae A
Seaboard Company
United Rye, Incomon
Shee United Rys
Success United Rys
Western
Maryland
Timothy
Frederick County Sunday School Association Plans District Meetings
A meeting of officers and superintendents at the YMCA decided to hold district conventions in the first week of May at Frederick Middletown Walkersville Thurmont and New Market and a county convention in Frederick on Friday June 3.
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Sunday School Association
Frederick County Sunday School Association
YY. M. G.A
Frederick
Middletown
Walkersville
Thurmont
New Market
Une
Recital Omission at Fitet Baptist Entertainment
Mrs Elizabeth Mc Dannel performed two recitations at Friday night program at Fitet Baptist church but was inadvertently omitted from the report. Her usual delightful rendering was noted in the event details.
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Fitet Baptist Church
Elizabeth McDannel
Local Police Warn Against Banking Scams
A garbled notice lists individuals and a police warning about banking fraud. The fragment mentions names such as Miller and Steiner amid unclear context. Readers are urged to seek secure service and report suspicious activity to authorities.
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New York
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Cangatsamen
Corporations and Politics
Baltimore Star
Maud
Jack Cooly
Boston
Abyssinia
Pittsburg Port
Pittsburg
Doggett
Meeker
Abé
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Toledo
Ranve
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Wale
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Earth
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Penn
Bock
Dland Southern Pacific
South Eee
Texas Pacific
Pion Pacifis
C.& Foly
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Ah ! Co
Fuel & Tron
Consolidated Gas
Nation
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Utah Copper
Cam. Steel
Nor. Amer
Baltimore Stock Market
Frederick County Farmers’ Exchange
Central National Bank
Court House
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BA. Bank
Frederick County National Bank
Burplug
Motter Bros
K CG
Balances
Motter Brothers
Central National Bank Building
Prederich, MD
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Onten
Charles B. Trail
James H. Harris
Usepa G. Miller
Frank‘. Stoner
Henry R. Steiner
Charles J. Kext
David c Kemp
Jodce Bamsiondurner
William C. Birely
William, C. Kolb
G. M. Smith
Aquilia
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Farmers & Mechanics
Sbllow Springs
W. A. Wisong
Aja
Emnie Ebbert
Buick Auto
Ad. S Tsar
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W. E. Kefauver
Ghana
Nana Afer Poe
Fifth Regiment Armory
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Goodyear
Moser's
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Lapis
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Patrick Birect
Adelaide Schmitt
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