Public concern over rising costs and justice delays
Citizens complain that essential goods are priced high for private gain and demand protective action. The piece cites Philadelphia corruption, calls for more judges, and critiques Taft era reforms, arguing court delays harm justice and urging swift measures to curb profiteering and safeguard the public.
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Phila
Dolptia
Clover Club
Taft
Philadelphia
Uch
Atijl
Public Office Reform Earns Mixed Public Support
Fragmentary text discusses salaries and public service, noting support for reform if actions are credible. It suggests voters favor officials who truly implement reforms and advertise genuine accomplishments rather than empty claims.
Annapolis Dattimore and B&O policy aid seen by press
The article notes Governor Crothers appointing a Baltimore official, and Judge Lovett with President McCrea authorize action to enable the Baltimore and Ohio to be made capable. It discusses political reactions in Annapolis, mentions Mr Peeples and Mr Beston as House leaders, and recalls Civil War memories of Antietam. Baltimore Sun remarks on memorial valor and a Frederick Daughters undertaking.
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Pennsylvanis
Lovett
Hartiman
McCrea
Pennsylvania
B& O
Cumberland Sie
Annapolis
Crothers
House of Delegates
Peoples
Baltimore County
Talbott
Peeples
Beston
Baltimore Star
Minutes of Merriness and Whimsical Exchange
A jumble of quips and misheard lines from a bygone paper page, including playful exchanges about football, aging beauty, neighbors, and political sentiments. The fragmentary dialogue references a captain’s misstep and a vote, with scattered proper names and outlets like Boston Transcript and Chicago Record.
Congress Can Now Go To Work After Ballinger Pinchot Inquiry
The New York World voices support for Congress resuming work on the Ballinger Pinchot investigation. It praises Representative McCall of Massachusetts for choosing a balanced team after excluding two factional rivals amid Taft era objections. The piece argues Congress can move forward once internal disputes are settled.
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New York World
Ballinger-Pinchott Traveray
Ita
McCall Ofchusetts
Taft
Congress
Controversy Shapes Congress Scattered Editing Debate
Fragmentary notes indicate a Congress debate over editing approaches and administration measures. The discourse centers on general sympathy and a single action tied to the Baljlagere Pinchut controversy, described as not the session’s most significant.
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Baljlagere Pinchut
Congress
Frederick High School Triumph Over Md School in City Basketball League
Frederick High School defeated the Maryland School team 27 to 11 in a last game of the City Basketball League at the U. MLC. A. contest, with a first half 12 to 7, witnessed by a fair crowd as Miller, Hemperger, and Kublizki led the High School scoring while Redgler and Thomas starred for Md. School. Changes in jury lists announced for the February term followed by court and local civic notes.
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Frederick High School
Maryland
MLC. A
Miller
Hemperger
Kubjizki
Zeigter
Moors
Oc Thomas
Roxwell
de Grange
Nichol
Hargett
Beere
Kublizki
Bemperger
Redgler
Thomas
PURELY PERSONAL List of local residents traveling and visiting
Mer Harry Baumngardoor is in Washington on business. Kate Gittinger of East Patrick Street is spending a week in Virginia. Meg John H Howard, proprietor of the City Hotel, is in York on business. Mr and Mrs H Gorman have returned from a trip to Baltimore Philadelphia and New York. Mrs Robert Winston nee Lewis has returned to New York after visiting Mrs George T Lewin. Right Rev John G Mintray and wife of Baltimore were guests yesterday and today. Mrs Edward J Angleberger of Bloomfield has been visiting her daughter. Ada Summers near Thurmont has returned.
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Mer
Harry Baumngardoor
Washington
Mica'a
Kate Gittinger
Patrick Street
Virginia
Meg John.h.howard
City Hotel
York
Mrv
H. Gorman
Baltimore
Philadelphia
New York
Robert Winston
Lewis
Mra
George T. Lewin
Market Street
John G.mintray
Joseph D. Baker
East Church Street
Edward J. Angleberger
Bloom”field
Hits
Ada Summers
Thurmont
New Judge Urner Winning Praise on Court of Appeals
A Baltimore News letter praises Judge Ham Mond Urner and John R Pattison as two new members of Maryland's Court of Appeals. The article notes Urner as the youngest on the court after fall elections, drawing positive opinions from his initial rulings. It also describes seasonal floods impacting rivers, including Monocacy and Potomac, with high water at Buckeys Town Bridge and Point of Rocks, and a local wagon accident on East Patrick Street.
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Urner
Opin
Court of Appeala
Annapolis
Baltmore News
Aaga
Ntebtor
Jin
Dawkins
Biola
Peter Down
Main Street
Jonn
R. Pattison
Monotas
Dbuckeystown
Aviass
sLvotelock
Rettansdor
Haine
Potomacis
Antesaoltahould
Frederick Market Prices from Frederick County Exchange
Quotations show corrected January values for grain and feedstuffs. Wheat No 2 Red at 1.22 dollars per bushel, corn New Ear at 3.40 per bushel, rye around 2.00 per bushel, oats 0.50 to 0.60, barley 0.60 to 0.70, hay pricing 17 to 18 dollars per ton, Timothy and clover around 15 to 17 dollars, mixed hay 14 to 16, hay not baled 1.00 to 18.00 per ton, baled wheat 10 to 12, baled oats 20 to 12, flour winter wheat 4.25 to 4.75, spring wheat 6.00 to 6.50, cornmeat 1.75 to 1.36 per 100 pounds, bran about 29 to 30, dark goods and seeds listed with per sack and bushel ranges.
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Biabel
Gee
Hay
Bated
Thoothy
Timothy
Baltimore stock market January twenty two sales corrected
The report lists corrections to latest sales across several sectors including Motter Bros Co Bankers and Brokers, cotton and textile grades Georgia and Alabama equities, and Seaboard Air Line stocks. It notes income issues for United Railways and Maryland bonds, with references to 4s and 5s across multiple issues.
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Motter Broa, & Co
Gotton Duck
Cotton Dick
Georgia
Alabama
Norf, & Portamouth
Seaboard Air Line
Seaboard Company
Pid
United Rys
United
United Ye
Maryland
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