No War Declarations By Japan and Fire Alarm Service Questioned
The text argues Japan cannot declare war, notes public discontent with legislative inaction, and praises a police action in Philadelphia. It discusses Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Company potentially discontinuing free fire alarm service in Frederick, praising the Frederick County Company's system for rapid alerts and urging continued city access at low cost.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Company
Frederick
Frederick County Telephone and Telegraph Company
Chesapeake and Potomac Company
Frederick County Company
Chesapeake and Po- Telephone Company
Unclear OCR fragment yields no clear headline
The provided text is fragmented and unreadable, lacking identifiable people, places, or events to summarize into a coherent news item. The readable portions do not establish a concrete action or outcome.
Governor Croth and Hal Timere legislative stance noted
Fragmentary editorial voice discusses Governor Croth and Hal Timere amid debates on personal rights and national issues. The piece references 1910 political fault lines but highlights Poe as a uniquely influential American writer whose global reputation endures.
Terse Newspaper Humor From Early 20th Century Laugh Lines
A collage of joke exchanges and quips from old papers, including misheard phrases about mata embalmers eggs carats and a minister’s sermon. The piece captures enduring wordplay and local flavor through brief comic exchanges and parlor room wit.
Gambling at New York Stock Exchange Gates Sparks Critique
The New York World laments police tolerance for stock market gambling amid reports of betting during intervals at the Stock Exchange. It notes vast stake sums, protective laws, and a culture of privilege enabling such wagering while real gambling is officially prohibited.
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New York
Bridge E
Stock Exchange
Seattle
Machias
Wall
Moments With The Muse I Think Of Thee Poem Fragment
A fragmentary poem by George D Pastrice expresses perpetual memory of a beloved. The speaker likens longing to dawn, noon, and night, with nature imagery and lines about eye, tresses, and beauty, as the muse’s theme recurs.
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George D
Fragmented OCR Snippet About Races and War Wariness
A garbled OCR passage hints at racing and war themes with unclear names and events. It mentions a place, a period, and possible competition or conflict but lacks definite details for full reconstruction.
Rockville Fire Destroys Talbott Home After Midnight
The residence of H Maurice Talbott in western Rockville Maryland burned shortly after midnight. The house and most belongings were lost with only a few items saved. Talbott and his daughter escaped via the porch roof as neighbors and volunteer firemen battled the blaze. An electric car operator aided by sounding the whistle to alert residents. Estimated loss about 4400 dollars.
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Talbott
H. Maurice ‘Talbott
Rockville
Hivelyn Claepott
Mr. Talbott
Washington
Ir. Ralbors
Raed
Defends New Yorkers Against Insolent City Claim
New York leaders publicly rebut Fr Stopkinson Smith’s Baltimore origin claim that New York is the most insolent city. Mc Donald McLean calls the remark ridiculous and praises the city as the best hearted, noting its courtesy, refinement, and rapid recognition of mental ability.
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Stopkinson Smith
Baltimore
New York
Donald McLean
The
Daughters of the American Revolution
Mr. Smith
New York City
Mr. Stitheritts
Serge
Deaths and Divorces Reference a Turbulent Year
Reported death of John H. Crafton at his Deer Creek home and suspected shock of Simon Noot found dead at Hotel Rennert. Mention of potential partial divorce for Baltimore banker Marshal Wincheater and Maud Tarlton Wincheater. Court of Appeals hears fake ballot case and Northern Central Railway stockholders call for books inspection. City Opera House presents Edison film A Victim of Bridge with dramatic plot and vaudeville acts.
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John H. Crafton
Deer Creek
Hatford County
Fort Depodit
Marshal Wincheater
Baltimore
Maud Tarlton Wincheater
DeCourcy W. Thom
Croction
Atines County
Court of Appeals
Northern Central Railway
Tts
Simon ©. Noot
Baltmore
Rennert
City Opera House
Edison
Wall Street
Bridge
Sho
To Keep Money in State
Delegate Girdwood proposes a Maryland bill to end out-of-state investments by savings institutions. The measure would require 7 percent of funds to be invested in Maryland securities and real estate within five years. Baltimore institutions reportedly hold $98 million with only a small share in Maryland securities.
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Maryland
Wall Street
Girdwood
Baltimore
Maryland Securities
Tuberculosis Sunday Aids National Church Crusade
The National Association for the Study and Prevention of Tuberculosis plans a nationwide tuberculosis Sunday on April 4 in 215000 churches. Clergymen will preach sermons on April 24 and distribute literature to teach prevention and cure, with involvement from major denominations and church groups nationwide.
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United States
National Association For the Study and Prevention of
Cary
Young Men's” Christian Association
Young Women's Christian Association
King’s Daughters and Sons
Young People's Societies
Boards of Health
National Association
Funeral Notices for Albert Burkhar and Infant Zimmermann
The funeral for Albert Burkhar, longtime temperance advocate and former Brookhill Woodville teacher, was held at his Yellow Springs home with services by Rev. Dixon and Rev. Hedget. Burial followed at Mt. Olivet, Columbia Lodge A F and A M in charge. pallbearers listed. Also solemnized was the funeral of infant Edon Matzie Zimmermann of Adams Town with Rev. Ketterman officiating. interment at the Reformed cemetery in Jefferson.
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Albert
Burkhar
Yellow Springs
Thomas Freeman Dixon
A. Hedget
Brookhill
Woodville
Columbia Lodge
A. F
A.M
Messrs
F. B. Sanpiogton
I. N. Loy
0. V. Stauffer
Wm. I’. Chilton
H. E. Rameburg
Albert 3
Réformed
Jefferson
M.H. Etchison
Jeffersun
Wie
Smoker Night at Y M C A Opens New Social Rooms
A YMCA smoker gathering in the Patronal Department attracted four members who played pool and enjoyed oyster sandwiches coffee and cigars. Secretary Hine plans more attractions adding newspapers magazines and a pinny with a playing attachment as the rooms were enlivened by music and vocal solos.
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Y.M.C. A
Atytbo Y.N.C. A
Hine
Brief Bits from Frederick on Baltimore Auto Show and Repainted Store
A number of Frederick residents attended the Automobile Show in Baltimore yesterday. John Englebright begins repainting the store property of Albert T. W. Beall on West Patrick Street.
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Frederick
Baltimmore
Albert T. W. Beall
West Patrick Street
John Englebright
Frederick Market Prices From Frederick County Exchange 1910
Quotations furnished by the Frederick County Perryare Exchange corrected February 25 1910 list prices for corn barley hay straw flour buckwheat and mixed timothy clover and other feed grains. Prices show per bushel per ton and per barrel with ranges and notes on quality.
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Frederick County Pérayere’ Exchange
Timothy
Tom
Sladen
Baltimore Stock Market Teachers Training Class Event
The Bosaiay school Teachers' Training Class led by Prof J H Apple at the Y M C A convenes tonight at seven. The class aims at high efficiency and strong Sunday school impact, inviting all city Sunday school workers to join, with promising results and low cost.
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Bosaiay
J. H. Apple
Y.M.C
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Japan
Leslie M. Shaw
Penosylvania Mounted Constabulary
Philadelphia
the Fire Alarm Service
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Poe
Ir. E
Clevelat Plain Dealer
Fae Poel
Birmleghat Age-Herald
Coverely
Mrs. Smith
Mra. Smith
the Muse
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Western Union
Nor
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Pricca
Motter Bros. & Co
Nkers
Gag
Gotton Duck
Alabama
Jouston Oil Com
Elec
Portsmouth
Seaboard Air Line
Syeas
Seaboard Cappany
Seabonrf Company
United Company
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Western Laryland
Central National Bank
Court House
Opposttr Court Nour
Mike
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Priereet
Motter Brothers
Central National Bank Building
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Edwin A. Roper
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Chatike’s 3
James H. Harris
Joseph G. Mll
Frank L. Stoner
Henry R. Stainer
Charles J
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Remp
Ludge Hammond Urner
Witte
Birgeey
Wibliam Oz-Xole
G. Smith Aqi
Lula Royearle
Farmers & Mechanics
Fuekbrick, MD
Tust
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Cols Pune
Moser's
North Market Street
Merhl F. Moberly
Meehlf
Moberly
Patick Street
A. & Landa
News” Office
Labins
Asle
N.R
D. Mantz
South Market Street
Frederick City
Waring Tyson
East Patrick Street
Adelaide Schmitt
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