Dismissal of Mr. Pinchot Sparks Political Debate
Reports on the Pinchot Ballinger controversy note President Roosevelt’s removal of Pinchot, citing loyalty to discipline and public trust. Supporters call it necessary for integrity while critics question timing and possible motives behind the action and its impact on administration reputation.
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Perpons
Pinchot-Ballinger
Pingwhich
Bratia
Bonnie
Will
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Pflence
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Fragmentary diary like notes from a political memory
The readable scraps reference Democratic and Republican tensions in Washington and a court or judge named Marjorie and Cankleigh. It mentions a conversation about love and trust, with fragmented names and events, signaling a torn wartime style reminiscence or personal recollection.
Edison on fuel waste and water power potential
A historic passage cites Thomas A. Edison arguing that conserving coal is vital as US fuel reserves may last only about a century at current usage. He advocates three paths: improve combustion, tax foreign coal shipments, and notably develop domestic water power to electrify railways and reduce forest fires from locomotive sparks. He notes Swiss and Italian models of private, government-supported water power development and urges private capital with government guidance in the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Worlds
Thomas A. Edison
United States
Amerigan Porta.l
Italy
Cuiqual
Yuletide Ashes and Homecraft Traditions
A poem-like piece reflecting on Christmas customs and the use of ashes to ward off moths and bless the household. It links the yuletide flame to protective charms, urging households to scatter fine ashes around byre and croft, mix ashes in wine, and treasure the warmth and blessings of the season as the year begins.
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Leech
Marriage of George M. Grifo and Clara M. Cook in Baltimore
George M. Grifo and Clara M. Cook, both of Baltimore, married yesterday afternoon at the Presbyterian church on West Second Street by Rev. Dr. Thomas Freeman Dixon. The couple have been involved in vaudeville performances at the City Opera House.
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George M. Grifo
Misa Clara M. Qook
Baltimore
West Second Etreet
Thomas Freeman Dixon
City Opera House
Neighbor Shoots Neighbor In South Frederick
Edward Stoner was shot after an afternoon quarrel with neighbor Edward Bowers on East South Street. Bowers fired both barrels of a shotgun when one misfired, wounding Stoner in the chest and leg. Stoner was treated at a hotel by Dr. Bernard Thomas. authorities held Bowers for questioning.
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Elward Stoner
Bowers
Stoner
Boner
Heidi
Sheriff Getenes
Braser
Guo
Atreet
Oon
Bernard
Social World Burpring Birthday Party at York Road
Surprising birthday gathering honored Mrs St W Galt on December 29 hosted by Misa Ancle Hawk and York Road ladies. Guests listed include K W Galt, Lloyd Reister, Oliver Stonesifer, John Duberry, George Ritter, Anna Mehring, Olga Robertson, and many others, with cake candies coffee and ice cream served after 10 pm. The party ended with warm farewells as guests departed content.
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Burpribm
Misa Ancle Hawk
Ladies of
York Road
Mra St. W. Galt
Posacsaia
Jung
Tomas Ottinach
Charles Withide
Georgy Galt
Lloyd Reister
Ant
Vie Repair
Wee
Ernest Ritter
Waiters Dovilbisa
Oliver Stonesifer
Guthor Sharretta
Peter
Baumgardner
John Duberry
Inorge Koons
Wilg
Charles Gardnar
Ife
Qarrio
Stonesifer
Ada. Mehring
Mev
Mortimer Dorsey
Mra
Sully
William Mehring
James Koons
Thomas Reisler
Lydia Starsebury
Afra
Julia Ashbaugh
Mattie Koone
Lyella Birely
Blanche Koons
Edith Fox
Komolox
Ethel Sweigart
Beulah Newman
Anna Reinler
Mrs. Lewis
E. Summers
Jefferson
S. Roy Albertus Summers
Julis Frances Harley Summers
National Capital
Roy A. Summers
Roy
A. G. Nall
Lewie EK
Summers
Samuel Holter
Ittle
Margaret
Mépvin Delauter
John B. Bucimers
Samuel Summen
Wm. Smith
Amanda Summers
Jobo Buesard
Kemp
Elizabeth
Annie
Ruth C. Summers
Lucy Harley
Olive
Angi
Rodlke
Macle
Isabel Delan
Mildred
Milit
Chas
Willise
Willeca Harley
Bammer
William Summers
J. Simak
Benjamin Rosenstock
Inauguration Ceremony at Bend College Hosts Dignitaries
A large alumni and civic turnout witnessed the installation of a new college head with remarks from Gov Edwin Stuart and Dr Woodrow Wilson among others. A reception followed and fund-raising notes hinted at a growing endowment, with eager attendees from Franklin and Marshall and Ursinus among the supporters.
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Bend
Representa
Sidan Tor
Acal
Gallege
Edwin Stuart
A Woodrow- Wilson
Princeton’ University
John 8. Stalk
Franklin
Afarahalt College
N. C. Schaeffer
Inetcam
Lehigh University
John Flore Musser
Philadelphia
J. Spangler Kieffer
Hagerstend
William
Mann Irvine
Mercersburg
Academy
Stindard
Conrad. Schiedt
Franklin and Mareball College
Theodore Frederick Herman
Reformed Theological Beige & Kaukanes
Lewis Seymour Mudge
First Presbyterian Church
Lancaster
Charles’ Ervin Creitz
Reading
Pas
George Fuller-Mull
Pranklin
Marashall College
Eliwood- Leitheiser” Kemp
Last Stroudeburg
Amos Cornelius Reyes
Keystoke
State Normal
George
Leslie- Omwake
Ursinus
Iris Club
Frederick County Agricultural Society reorganizes board
The Frederick County Agricultural Society board, elected a week earlier, met to organize. No contests occurred. Officers were re-elected: President John W Hamm, Vice President Paul Hargett, Secretary O D Warehine, Treasurer Guy K Motter, Chief Marshal Everest Harding, Superintendent of Priveleges B H M Cramer.
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Frederick County Agricultural Society
Ans
John W. Hamm
Pa L. Hargett
Oo. D. Warehine
Guy K. Motter
Marabal
Everest Harding
Privitegea
BH. M. Cramer
Horse of Prof Amon Burgee Wrecks Buggy on Ice
A horse belonging to Mr I McCleery Wiles of Braddock slipped on ice at his home yesterday, breaking the buggy shafts and injuring the horse. The Burgee horse also slipped on fire at Schleysville yesterday, breaking the buggy shafts.
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Amon
Burgee
Schleysville
McCleery Wiles
Braddock
Frederick Market Prices From Frederick County Farm Exchange
Quotations from Frederick County Farm Exchange dated January 3, 1910 list prices for wheat corn hay and various feeds. No. 2 Red wheat $1.22. new ear corn 40 per bushel. oats and other grains show ranges. timothy hay $15 to $17. mixed hay $13 to $15. straw baled wheat $10.60 to 13.00. flour prices for winter and spring wheat. cornmeal $1.76 to $1.85 per 100 pounds. buckwheat 22 to 32 cents per pound. dairy feeds $26 per ton. cottonseed meal $35 to $36 per ton. potatoes listed 6 to 9 per bushel.
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Colton
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