Indefensibles and Albany Bribery Probe Mentioned in 1910 Tax News
The item notes Tamany Boss Murray buying fertile land near Long Island as a political move amid Gaynor administration tensions. It reports an Albany bribery investigation alleging sixteen bridge firms collude to overcharge towns across multiple states, potentially affecting counties too.
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Tamany
Murray
Onglaland
Tammany
Gaynor
Albany
New York
Pennsylvania
Maryland
West Virginia
Kentucky
Ohio
Indiana
Michigan
Mob violence in Philadelphia tests law and order
Editorial warns mob rule threatens government nationwide as Philadelphia faces riots. It condemns mob brutality toward soldiers, urges decisive use of Mounted Constabulary, and calls for firm action to restore order and uphold the law.
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Philadelphia Rapid Trafsit Company
Phrasnta
Pennsylvania City
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania
Burres
Peninsylvania Mounted Constabulary
Phil
Theeks to the Supreme Court and Haiti to Maryland
A garbled regional notice reports moves toward high court action and travel from Haiti to Maryland. It mentions a declared bird and an old bird laying eggs valued at four. A sense of disorder appears with stray phrases about captions and crepes.
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Supreme Court
Mary
Gates
Haiti
Banking bill hearing pitches tighter supervision across banks
Representatives from 77 banks urged strict national style oversight before the Senate Judicial Proceedings and House Judiciary committees. Col Preston led the testimony arguing for publicity, uniform supervision, and safeguards to prevent bank failures, with support from bankers and the Maryland Bankers Association.
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Senate Committee On
Judiciary Committee
House of Delegates
A. J. Carr
Himaself Ga
Col
Harry Preston
Waldo Newsome
Preston
Baltimore
Navyland State Bankers’ Association
National
Ita Allaire
Aay
Aries
Co’ooul Preeton
Baker
Tsar
Mr. Baker
J. E. Downs
Minut es of Merriness and Quips in Fractured Dialect
A garbled montage of quips and charades shows family lines and jokes from various papers. It preserves jokes about hair color presidents cherry trees and household chores amid scattered names and misread letters, reflecting late 19th century newspaper humor.
The Hobby Rider Aids Progress And Innovation
The Washington Herald essay argues that hobbyists drive forward progress by single minded devotion. It cites Columbus Napoleon religious teachers John Brown Cyrun Field and Theodore Roosevelt as examples and notes hobbyists educate and inspire society even when their pursuits seem impractical.
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Washington Herald
Columbus
Orient
Napoleon
John Brown
Cyrun W. Field
Col. Roosevelt
Moments With The Muse In The Old Church Choir
A nostalgic verse recalls singing in the old church as the world seemed young and pure. The speaker contrasts the tranquil past with a modern church scene, ending with a refrain about the old church choir and memories of faith.
Bowling Match At Frederick YMCA Ends In Close Split
Frederick YMCA bowling team edged Baltimore’s B and O squad 2 games to 1 by 47 pins. Shenk led Frederick with a 211 average while Goanell paced Baltimore at 1034. The report also notes staff changes at Universal Express and mentions unrelated business items and remedies.
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Frederick Y. MC. A
Baltimore
Shenk
Frederick
Goanell
Acorea
Frederick Y. Wi
Willard Urges Arbitration Over B&O Strike Threat
President Willard of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad discusses the potential general strike if workers reject the counter proposal. He notes wage comparisons show B and O paying higher than rivals and favors adjusting service conditions and salaries rather than immediate large increases, proposing arbitration under the Friedman act if needed.
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Willard
Carreteau
Treiamen
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company
Gaeretson
Baltimore Hartroad
Baltimore &Ohio
Seaboard 1
Chicago
Pennsylvania Railroad
Pny
Baltimore and Ohio
Frdman
Wibard
Battimore
Ohio
Shad Supper Honors Local Clerk at Myers Dinner
A shad and roe supper hosted by William W. Myers of Washington D C for friends at Mrs. J A Hager's restaurant featured tributes to Clerk of the Court Harry W. Sowers with an Elk charm and watch fob. Toasts were given by Q L Thang and responded to by Dr C P Goodell and others. a list of attendees followed.
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William W. Myers
Washington, D.C
J. A. Hager
Reno
Hap
Myers
Harry W. Sowers
Bowers
QL. Thang
Dr. Goodell
Willian W. Myers
Sheffield
M. Whipp
H.R. Heck
H. 2B. Witter
George W. Hoffman
W. W. Myere
L. W. Bowen
E. Sheffield
Keno S. Harp
David M. Whipp
Harvey Martz
Dr. C
Goodell
B. F. Burg
James W. Cram
H.R Heck
C. 8
Howard
H. B. Witter
P.M. Hitcshew
G. Edw. Myers
Darner
FL. Knode
Middletown Holds Address for Washington's Birthday
Major E. Goldsborough of this city spoke at a Middletown public school exercise held Tuesday in honor of George Washington's Birthday.
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Middletown
E. ¥. Goldsborough
George Washington
Diamonds Defeated by Chambersburg at Casino Rink
In Baltimore market notes for February 24 1910 Motter Bron Co report prices and corrections by noon. At the Casino Rink Chambersburg defeated Diamonds 21 to 18 in a nip and tuck game with a 14 10 halftime lead. Diamonds fought back in the Inez session scoring eight points to seven but could not close the gap. Lineups included Derr Alban Reack Git Hornbraker Croft Foreman Munshower and others with scores listed for Will Croft Albaugh Reack and Foreman.
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Diamonds
Chambersburg
Diatmond Quitet
Inez
Diamonda
Derr
Aber
Alban
Reack
Git
Center
Hornbraker
Crotive
Foreman
Munshower
Croft
Brown
Mield
Will
Albaugh
Fagan
Frederick Market Prices From Frederick County Farm Exchange
Quotations show wheat at 1.22 per bushel for No. 2 Red, corn at 3.50 per barrel for new ear, and various feed grains and hay prices. Timothy and mixed hay range 16 to 19 per bushel/ton, clover 16 to 17, straw 10 to 13 per bale, flour remains around 6.25, and cottonseed meal 36 to 45 per ton.
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Gartey
May
Timothy
el Santana
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Gaeta
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Arizona
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Klee
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Motter Brag. & Co
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Frederick, MD
Edwin A. Roper
West Patrick Street
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Chicago Board OF Trade
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Charles B. Trail
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North Masket Street
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Landia
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