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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jan 13, 1910
Page
4
Fragmented debate over Speaker selection and opposition to power shifts surfaces in Annapolis. Reports describe insurgent moves, committee fights, and the battle over controlling the Speaker’s chair as legislators clash with delays and procedural tension.
A messy OCR fragment references college students, a few names, and scattered numbers. The text mimics a gossiping bulletin with stray quotes and misheard terms, mentioning funds, a six, a Panthers team, and unclear events. The content is largely indecipherable and lacks coherent facts.
The Philadelphia record reports amid a defict talk that Speaker Gannon faced questions on the Post Office deficit and farm price support. Wilson cites last year’s export value of farm products at 9.771 billion dollars and notes only about ten percent sold abroad. The piece links farm prosperity to labor, distribution, and urban migration, and comments on Cannonism and party discipline amid congressional friction.
Fragmentary OCR text suggests a poetic note titled Moments With The Muse about snowflakes and a cold day. Readable bits imply imagery of snow and winter mood without complete context or clear event.
Senator Jesse D Price proposes replacing annual elections with biennial votes across Maryland citing savings and reduced voter fatigue. He argues Baltimore and the state would cut costs, easing tax burdens while maintaining constitutional feasibility with possible legislative adjustments. Public and Governor Crothers’ stance on economy underpins backing for the measure.
Jan 13 dispatches report a storm near Good Bay causing thirty lives lost. The Steymer and Grarion crews are listed among those affected with ongoing efforts to locate any survivors. Local authorities warn of deteriorating conditions and mobilize rescue operations.
The County Board of Commissioners held its regular monthly meeting with new member Philip Francis ICO in attendance. A new Sugarout school building was accepted from contractor John A. Cooketly, resignations were discussed, teachers reassigned, and colored schools in Fountaintails Weldon reported. bills approved. The Junior Steam Fire Engine Company elected Wm H Shifitey A Kemp Kooper and Henry R Lanatig to standing committees, with Motter as treasurer, followed by a luncheon hosted by Judge Motter at the Tuitalodt Resturant.
The social column notes several residents under the weather. Nickels on Monocasy Boulevard is quite ill. Mrs. Perry of West South Street has recovered enough to tend to domestic duties. Mr Beall of Patrick Street, confined for sixteen weeks, can walk out.
A play titled A Proposal Under Civil Justice was presented at Bad Men's Hall Bruvawick under the direction of Mrs Elizabeth McDaniel. Frederick talent performed with the event benefiting the local Episcopal church.
Market prices for grains and hay listed in a dated Frederick column show ranges: New Ear Corn at 3.50 per bushel, Rye 0.85, Oats 0.70, Timothy hay around 70.00 to 100.00, Clover 16.00 to 17.00, mixed hay 14.00 to 15.00, bale wheat 10.00, bale oats 19.00 to 13.00, flax and flour figures roughly noted, cornmeal around 1.85, buckwheat 3.12 to 4.00 per bushel or ton, middlings 20.00 per ton, haver 3.45 per hundred, and cotton seed mealy 35.00.
A water pipe into Union Hospital on West All Saint street burst yesterday, flooding the area and draining a considerable amount of water. Repairs begun with excavations to fix the leak.
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