Debauch of loci and tax assessment pamphlet discussed
Fragmentary account from a Philadelphia source notes a debate over postal savings, bids in Frederick County, and criticism of Leslie M. Shaw’s remarks. A pamphlet by Gird Wood compares state county and municipal tax bases across seven Maryland cities, including Frederick, highlighting identical and divergent figures and suggesting methodological confusion in municipal assessments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gird Wood
Baltimary City
House of Delegates
At & Cour
Maryland
Frederi Arexghown
Frederick
Ampresaion
Gird
Frederick City Reassessment Debate on Tax Equity
The article argues that Frederick city assessments, set by city figures, undervalue property for State and county taxes. It notes a proposed general reassessment should align all values with actual worth, ensuring proportional state and municipal tax burdens across cities and counties. It defends Frederick against claims of evading taxes and calls for fairness in statewide valuation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cod Farme Bay
Frederick
Frederick City
Mr.irdwood
Mathias
Frederick County
Mminitaburg
Savings Bank of
Libertytown
Emmitsburg
Walkersville
Senate
Wertenbaker
Fredrick
Carrot
Maryland Forestrys funding and gas rate questions arise
The Baltimore Sun and Baltimore News comment on State Board of Forestry funding for a continuous policy and on Willard arbitration to avert strikes. They query Warfield Gas as fair dealing and question political influence in gas and electricity rate issues facing Baltimore citizens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Davies Warfield
Baltimore
Cittxena
Baltimore Sun
Minutes of Merriness and Lively Quotations
A collage of dialogue and captions from various papers features jokes on marriage money and politics. Snippets touch on a Philadelphia Record joke about George Washington and a Detroit Free Press remark on legal defense. The piece weaves humor from the Smart Set and a Chicago area humor caption about hens and cackling.
Taft Complains of Hostile Press Criticism
The New York World reports President Taft at Newark lamenting press attitudes toward his administration as hostile and hypocritical. It notes his favorable start, likable persona, and universal recognition of good intent, while suggesting early praise may have fostered fault-finding and admonition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MR. Taft
New York World
al Newark
Taft
Newark
Taft’s ascent hinges on duty over talk and travel
The piece argues Mr Taft holds the greatest administrative office and can achieve vast reform with Congress, if he remains focused on service and duty. It cautions against excess travel or conciliatory stance and says his proven work ethic could propel him to a great presidency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taft
Grosteet
Earth
Congress
Washington
New York
Moments With The Muse Prayer Poem Fragment
A poetic fragment urges fearless prayer and hopeful petitions for universal peace. The speaker exhorts praying in darkness, seeking perfection of spirit and trust in Heaven even when desires seem unreachable, and to pray to God to remove any unworthy wishes.
Death notices of multiple local citizens in Baltimore
The obituary notices report Frank Roberts known as a carpenter and mason died at his home on Lee Street after a long career. John Calvin Williams, a former hostler, died at his West All Saints Street home. Luther Rosenmerkle, foreman at Cumberland Daily News, died in Cumberland. Mrs Charles Stultz, wife of Charles Stultz, died in Brunswick aged about 33, leaving seven children. Funeral details and interment plans are listed for each.
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Frank Roberts
Lee Atrert
Pacumotin
Roberta
West All Sainta Street
Asbury Church
Sand
Otha Church
King David Lodge
Order of Good Samaritane
Afro American Stock Company
Tale
Wa. W. Roberts
John Holland
Lia
Greenmount Cemetery
Wat Calvin Williams
John Calvin Williams
West All Suing
Rov
Henry Williams
D.C. Wines Brewer & Son
Arnoon
Grodamdunt Cemetery
Luther Rosenmerkle
Cumberland Daily News
Cumberland
Charles
Henry Omerkle
Emma Roeber
George
Fairmont
W. Va
Charles Stultz
Lottie Stultz
Brunswick
Babe
Wm. Myers
Martinsburg
Wm. Bales
West Patrick Street
Bales
Brunewick
Funeral for Sarah I Thomas in Washington procession
The remains of the late Miss Sarah I Thomas arrived from Washington this morning at 10:50. The funeral was from the B and C depot with Rev. C Wiles of Washington officiating. Pallbearers included Lloyd Culter John Culler Bernard Thomas George C Thome Clinton E Main and Henry Culler. Interment followed at Mt Olivet cemetery. C Carty funeral director. The funeral of Mr John Eisenhauer is set for Tuesday at 9:30 with mass at St Johns Catholic Church.
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Sarah
Thomas
Washington
Rev. C. 2. Wiles
Lloyd ©. Culter
John Culler
Bernard Thomas
George C. Thome
Clinton E. Main
Henry Culler
Mt. Olivet
C. Carty
John Eisenhauer
St. John's Catholic Church
McMichael Marries Matthews in Martinsburg Ceremony
George W. McMichael and Martha V. Matthews of Martinsburg West Virginia wed on Wednesday at the M E church parsonage officiated by Rev Ef Lamar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MMIC
Narthen
George W. McMichael
Martha V. Matthews
Martinsburg
W. Va
M. EB. Pareonage
Ef. Lamar
Letters on Frederick County road delays and state plan
A reader chastises the Maryland State Roads Commission for not funding or beginning road work in Frederick County. The letter urges faster action to access the National Pike, asks for progress reports, and notes proposed bills affecting Frederick County taxes, liquor licenses, and local charters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fredelick County
Ting News
State Roads Commission
Frederick County
Thie
Maryland
Turnpike Company
Ravenbsen
Frederik
Tn E. Avery
Frederick
Revival at Yellow Springs Meeting Draws Growng Interest
Revival services at Yellow Springs led by Rev BE oH Lae mar have drawn large crowds with nine conversions reported. Tomorrow night Adjutant Marshall and lieutenant Stor of the Salvation Army will lead, and meetings will continue next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yellow Springs
BE. Oh. Laemar
Marshall
Stor
Salvation Army
Frederick market prices from Frederick County Farmers' Exchange
Quotations for commodities corrected February 26, 1910. Wheat No 2 Red 1.22, corn prices per bushel and barrel, barley 6c to 70c, Timothy Nos 1 and 2 with ranges from 13.00 to 19.00, mixed hay 16.00 to 19.00 per ton, straw and feed varieties with per ton or per sack figures, buckwheat and meal prices, and cotton feed meal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Timothy
Stock market report from Baltimore February 26 1910
Prices of intent eater corrected up to noon today by Motter Bros and Co Bankers and Brokers. Believe in advertising or hot try The News classi advertisement. Results are prompt and sure and the experiment certs but Tittle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Motter Bros. & Co
Bankare
Brokers
Local Officials Named In Fragmentary Listing
A partial OCR fragment lists names including David, Remp, Judge Hammond Urner, William C. Birely, William C. Kolb, and Gm. Smith, without context or clear roles. Further readable text is required to determine the event or notice action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David
REMP
2Udge
Hammond Urner
William C. Birely
William C. Kolb
GM. Smith
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Amly News
Sturday
John J. Murphy
Philadelphia
Barnny
Postal Savings Bank
Ita
Jaran
Leslie M. Shaw
Wmlorristown
Willard
the & C
Aldo
Baltimore News
George Washington
Pittsburg Post
Detroit Free Press
March
Malcolm
Chivage Post
THE
the Muse
Nawring Colerician
Loki
Tan Nave
Secor Nesta
Frederick County Farmers’ Exchange
Clover
Ay Motter Bros
Balto
Chto
Poo
Ada
Deov Las Ak Ae Gt. Nor
Mo, K
Rene
N. Norfolk & Western
Wzih
Forthera
Peon. KR
Sae
Eens
Rock IslandgCom
Southern Pacifi
Texas Pacifio
Union Pacific
Tee
Am. Smelter
Oe Ausconida
Central Leather
A Co. Fuel & Iron
Diatister’s
Us Rubber
Roo
Lowna
Leguin
Baltimore Stock Market
Clore
Georgia
Alabama Ds
von Lo
Aes
Houston Oil
Eer Md
Etec, Rw
Norf
Portemouth
Seaboard Air Ling
Seaboard Air Line
Sanes
Seaboard
Aoard Company
United Rye
United
United Rys
Western Maryland
Central National Bank
Court House
Igas
Intral National Bank
the Predreion County National Bank
Frederick, MD
Burplus Ane
Balances
Motter Brothers
Edwin A. Roper
Torgin
Leading Exchangea
Patrick Street
Bell
C. Be Burr & Company
Arseryane
Charles B. Traul
James H. Harris
Joseph CG. Miller
Frank L Htorer
Avere Henry & Steiner
Charles J. Doll
Jons
Intercat
Farmers & Mechanics
Fretferick, MD
Moser'b
North Markee
Merhl F. Moberly
Merhli
Moberly
Palotiog
Landis
North Market Street
V . Ig
Adress
N. R. & D. Mantz
South Market Street
G. Waring Tyson
Patrick’ Street
Adelaide Schmitt
West Baratoga Street
Broadway
Cramer
Poets
Sais
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