Debate on Trusts and High Prices Faces Legislature
A long discussion outlines Governor Cromer’s optimism for economic policy, notes on restraint of trade and their impact on living costs, and argues production, demand, and poor supply influence prices. It suggests government action against trusts may be misguided and that properly conducted corporations could help improve conditions.
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Michigan Conerévsman
New York Tribune
Michigan Consrmatian
Thore
Tte Plana
Distant Echoes from Baltimore Editorials on Taxpayers
Fragmented 19th century clippings discuss political corruption in Baltimore with phrases about legislators and taxpayers. Writers reference Democrats, protest, and outrage while implying public accountability and the danger of unanswered demands.
Minutes of merriness and odd exchanges across papers
A garbled collage of humorous snippets from Harper's Weekly Wallington Star and Chicago Journal with jokes about weddings, clever phrases, and a quip about a rothing-pin and luck. It mentions Popkin and Mrs. Popkin, a janitor, and Mr Housekeep in a disjointed dialogue.
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Popkin
Wickley
Jon
Chicago Journal
Moments With The Muse The Treasure Seekers
A poetic excerpt from an old issue portrays four treasure seekers: one hunted germs and failed, another sought pearls and drowned, a third bought gold then perished, and a fourth sought gaudy robes but found only dust. The verse reflects on fortune, loss, and the enduring value of love over wealth.
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Anotlet
Gettysburg College Co ed debate fuels Philadelphia club banquet
The Philadelphia Gettysburg Club banquet showcased strong opposition to co education at Gettysburg College. Justice Horace Brown urged keeping the institution as a boys school, drawing applause. The presidency succession and board rumors were discussed but no actions taken.
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Philadelphia
Gettysburg Club
Gettysburg College
Hor. J. Hay Brown
Supreme Court of Pennsylvania
Sdvan
Gettysburg
W. H. Dunbar
College Board of Trustees
Catarrh Cure Claimed Unreliable by Ad Claim
An advertisement asserts catarrh cannot be cured by external applications and promotes an internal remedy called Catarrh Cure. It claims the tonic acts directly on the blood and lymph to purge disease, urging readers to buy the product via a Toledo company listing.
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Toledo
Marriages in 1909 Solemnized by County Ministers
The clerk of the circuit court records show 1909 marriages across the county were conducted by a long list of ministers in many towns. The notice names numerous reverends and locales such as Middletown, Brunswick, Thurmont, Walkersville, and Jefferson, with sporadic colored ministers noted, and lists certificates not returned for several months.
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Circuit Court
Foltowa
Charlee F. Steck
E, HL
Lamar
John Paul Tyler
de i. At
Bechbach
Caburne Logte
FE. i. Me
LJ Valentine
Mayden
Emonteburg
Gay P. Brady
Watkeraville
Rider YP
D. Fahbovy
HF. Ruley
New Market
Howard O. Keene
Kemptown
F. A.J Conlon
Geo. W.clint
Watkur
James O'Cownell
Brunawick
Frank Jenkier
Bringwies
George He Trageser
Me St Mary's
A. Ge Null
Jefferson
Jon A. Wright
Atville Conner
Ghdlametown
A.M. Glick
Emmitteburg
Mdor
John M. Bussard
Eflerton
John S&s. Weyrbright
Thurmont
George W. Garber
Johnevill
James Willian
Myncaville
J. W. Reinecke
Wilson T. Jarooe
Urbana
F.Q. Renner
New Midway
J. A. Stanton
Myeraville
W. B. Oney
Doubs
Charles D. Bhaffer
Hurmont
W. Putney
Charles M. Smith
Burkittville
Brown
Liberty
Colored
Marriott
Unionville
Gardon
New Markets
Wayne J. Gowers
Jefferen
LM. Matter
Rowlas
Barkitteeville
David Gromsinickle
Ladiesburg
Isaac PL Sttely
Johnaville
AM Zingher
Urban
Ute
de. JS
Young
Creagerstown
C. B. Beewenger
Union Bridge
J. H
McPhernan
Ruckey
Town
David. Jobson
Ridgeville
H. Ah. Gray
Coataville
Richard R. Hoston
Mountville
W.H
Hailey
Mount Pleasant
Death of Daniel H. Miller in Washington
Daniel H. Miller, 49, of this city, died at his Washington home last night from heart trouble after a career in the Miller firm and then various Washington posts including the Frederick Brick Works. He leaves a widow Harriet Brown, a son Charles Miller, two sisters, one brother, and stepmother Mrs. Jeanie Krengle Muller. The body returns here tomorrow for funeral at Mt. Olivet Cemetery.
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Daniel Hh. Miller
Daniel
Truat
Frederick Brick Works
Lynch Lodge
A. F
A. M
Harriet Brown
Samuel K. Brown
New Market
Charles Miller
Wm. M. Mlartin
Kingston
Evatine Ford
Dr. Ford
New York City
George W. Miller
Quincy
Jeanie Krengle Muller
Baltimore and Ohio
Mt. Olivet Cemetery
N C Flyer Derailed Twenty Century Limited Killed
The Twentieth Century Limited of the New York Central Railroad derailed at St Johnsville this morning taking a curve at high speed. An engineer and fireman were killed and several passengers injured.
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20Th Century Limited
Mint
Unies
M. Y
Twentieth Century Limited
New York Central
St. Johnsville
Madriz and Estrada Forces Clash in Bloody Battle
Fighting between Madriz and Estrada forces near Jan. 23 left many dead and wounded. Reports describe heavy losses on both sides with unclear command names and dates due to damaged text.
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Madriz
Estrada
Dinpateh LoPor Nowa
Biuereers
Nicawstaa
Dicate
Madris
Te Forsee
Paris Bridges Blown Up to Save City from Flood
Historic bridges sacrificed as Paris braces for rising floodwaters. Officials directed demolition to prevent disaster as water levels threaten key districts and transportation links. Local authorities mobilize emergency measures and evacuations amid advancing tide.
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Paris
Arterie
Paria
Martinsburg Rector Declines All Saints Call
A letter received by the All Saints parish vestry from Rev J B Douglas rector of Trinity Protestant Episcopal Martinsburg West Virginia declines the call to become rector of All Saints church in the city. The vestry had extended the invitation following the death of Rev De Qaborne Ingle.
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Martinsburg
Fraderick
Ail Sainta
Douglas
Trinity Protestant Episcopal Church
W. Va
Douglan
All Scots’ Church
de. Qaborne Ingle
Funeral notices for Zacharias Myers Grombine and Rogers
The Frederick area obituary notices report the funeral for Rev George Merle de Fere Zacharias in Frederick with services led by Rev A M Gluck and an address by Rev W S Hay, followed by interment at Mount Olivet. Also listed are the funeral arrangements for Charles W Myers of Crengera town, Raymond M Grombine, Annie Rogers, and other relatives with local ministers and pallbearers named.
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George Merle de Fere Zacharias
Lancaster
Evangelical Reformed Church
Frederick
A. M Gluck
Emmuitabure
Uw 8S Hay
Hanover
Miller
KL. MeKean
Mottur Jas
Peters
al. Herman
Moraen A. Q. McCardell
Jacob Rohrback
Lewis Badure
A. Kemp Koufer
Charles Cronise
Mea. Hilen &. Myers
Addie P. Myers
Mamie B. Smith
Mie
Helen I
Joan
Jone Dons
W. Beveridge
Harry L
Donba
Bernard CG
Haul D
M. R. Etshison
Jefferson
Annie Togers
Asbury Church
Ll. J. Valenine
George M Sewell
M. B. Jenkins
Amos Bowen
George D. Lyles
Greenmount
Thomas PP
Rice
Frederick market prices from Frederick County exchanges
Quotations furnished January 225 IM0 shipping era misread. Wheat No 2 Red 1.22. Corn new ear 3.40 per bushel. Oats sie to 60e per bushel. Hay baled No 1 Timothy 17.00 to 18.00. No 2 Timothy 10 to 17. Mixed 14 to 15. Clover 14 to 17. Hay not baled 18 to 18 per ton. Flour winter wheat 6.25 to 6.75. Spring wheat 6.00 to 6.60. Buckwheat 130 to 4c per lb. Red dog 2.35 to 2.45 per sack. Cotton seed meal 25 to 36 per ton. per bushel 2.00 to 2.25. The rest is garbled.
Baltimore Stock Market Notes January 25 1910
Prices of latest sales corrected to date by Motter Bros. brokers report movements in the Baltimore market. The column includes a brief exchange nodding to linguistic contrasts as quoted from the New York Press.
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Motter Bros. & Co
New York Press
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