Grasty Named Executive Head of the Baltimore Sun
The Baltimore Sun announces Sir Charles J. Grasty will become executive head. The note praises his past work at the Baltimore News for good government and predicts spirited leadership to improve Maryland's governmental and social conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles J. Grasty
Baltimore Sun ix News
Grusty
Baltimore News
Carrie
Maryland
Chonty
Baltimore Sun
Grasty
Secretary Wilson Links Food Crisis to Agriculture Neglect
Secretary Wilson told the Manufacturers' Club of Philadelphia that high food prices stem from farm neglect as many leave rural areas. He urged expanding agricultural education and practical farming, proposing large-acre farms to educate future growers and boost crop output for affordable food.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ment of Agriculture
Maufacturers’ Club of
Philadelphia
Wilson
James J. Hii
Philadelpha
Pennsylvania
Farm Offers Promise to Stop Urban Migration
A farmer touts a plan to boost rural appeal and profits, arguing agriculture can lure people back from cities. The strategy focuses on modernized farming practices, local markets, and cultural appeal to reverse population drift toward urban centers.
Legislative session stalls as corporations resist controls
The Baltimore papers discuss the slow start of corporate regulation during Maryland's 1910 legislative session. Editors note ongoing opposition from corporations to any regulating bill, with two months remaining. The note contrasts opinions on pork price declines and consumer impact, hinting at broader policy tensions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland
Baltimore American
Baltimore
Tts
Stat
Minutes of Merriness and Parlor Quips From Antenno News
A collage of humorous exchanges and short quips from various papers. Jokes cover topics from pasteurized milk to women voting and weather lore. Humorous mishearings, punny lines, and والد.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Antenno News
Call to Abolish Insanity Defense Sparks National Debate
A New York Bar Association committee urges ending the insanity defense in criminal trials. The report argues the rule would prevent wrongful acquittals and reduce the credibility of paid medical opinions, drawing parallels to the Thaw case and railing against perceived abuses in the legal system.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphie Lesher
New York Bar Association
Moments With The Muse In Old Days
Poem fragment reflects nostalgia for past joys and homey comforts. The speaker recalls warm hearth, kettle, and tender memories as storms rattle the house, a magic wind of memory presses on the heart, and a loved one’s presence lingers in the blood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tuowas
Jones, Jr
Boston Transcript
Resolutions Honor Rev Steck Departure in Frederick
The Frederick City Ministerial Association passed resolutions honoring Rev Charles F Steck pastor of the Evangelical Lutheran Church for six years of faithful service and friendship. They note his call to Tabor and parting from the city, commend him to the Great Shepherd, and request publication and minutes entry. Signed by Jaun Paul Tyner president and officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City
Steck
Charles Steck
Evangelical Lutheran Church
Frederick
Charles F. Steck
Frederick City
Tabor
de. Steck
Mentioned for Congress in Sixth District
Annapolis dispatch notes Frederic A. Thayer State's Attorney of Carroll County as a Republican candidate for Congress in the Sixth District with county backing. It lists other potential contenders from Allegany, Prince George's, Washington, St. Mary's, and Montgomery counties, and mentions Democratic interest around J Hans Ray and Charles Hayden as possible nominees.
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Annapolis
Canrrett County
Frederic A. Thayer
Congress
Sith
Thayer
Reno SB Mary
Frederick County
Allegany County
George A. Pearie
Washington County
Joseph Koulatte
Thomas G. Noyes
Montgomery
Ihpathy
Prince George's County
Unai
Coutt
J. Hans Ray
Louse
Hig
Prince George's
Charles 7
Stanley
Laurel
Robert V. Wells
Hyattaville
George F. Smith
Mudd
The Social World Assembly at Miss Ritchie's School
The regular assembly under the auspices of Miss Ritchie's School will be held Tuesday at 8 30 oclock in the armory West Church street, preceded by lessons at 7 30. This will be the final assembly before Lent. The next one will be held during Master week Tuesday March 20.
Catarrh Cure Promoted by Cheney & Co Toledo
An advertisement touts a Catarrh Cure that claims to act directly on the mucous membranes to relieve symptoms. It asserts effectiveness for catarrh tied to constitutional issues and urges readers to purchase the remedy from Cheney & Co in Toledo Ohio. It mentions pricing and cure claims and urges broad consumer use.
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Nuriaces
Wits
Pholucen
Erie
Forteatia Cheney & OF
Toledo
Atchison
Ohio
Brooklyn R. T
T. P
Denver & Sone
Erle R. R
Fae
Caan
Amer
Fdy
Amer. Cot. Oi
Oco
Smelter
Steel Pf
Western Union
Car. Chem Iy
Maryland Tuberculosis Group Pushes State Care Plan
The Maryland Association for the Prevention and Relief of Tuberculosis urges segregation of advanced consumptives into state institutions to curb spread. The policy targets “jug distributors” and aims to supplement care at Sabillasville State Sanatorium and Hudowood near Towson.
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State Tuberculosis Association
Maryland Association For the Prevention and Relief of Tuberculosis
Maryland
Sabillasville
Hudowood
Towson
Van Hauls Billions In Currency Through Washington Wagons
A century old wagon drawn by three white horses ferries currency from the Bureau of Engraving and Printing to the Treasury, attracting few glances despite carrying bundles worth millions. Each pack holds 72 1/2 pound sheets with thousands of bills, the value varying by denomination, and the train is escorted by four men plus the driver through Fifteenth Street.
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Washington
Fifteenth Street
Trevoury Department
United States
Monument
New York
Jane Race
Columbus
Taft
Bureau of Engin and Printing
Treasury Department
Kotler
Gto
Partnership Dissolved at New City Hotel
The partnership of Measrs Howard and Vogt is dissolved. John H. Howard buys Vogt's interest and will run the New City Hotel in the future. Vogt, the retiring partner, will stay in Frederick for several weeks while deciding his next steps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John H. Howard
J. A. Vogt
City Hotel
New City
Measrs
Howard
Shafer and Miss Ostella C Mebride Wed in Baltimore
Hymeneal notice records the marriage of Mr Milton Shafer and Miss Ostella C Mebride in Baltimore on Wednesday at the residence of Rev Daniel I Nelly 644 North Caroline street. The bride is daughter of ex Sheriff A C McBride and the groom son of Mrs John Edward Shafer formerly of Middletown. They will reside in the city after a wedding trip with many well wishers in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shater—Ahride
Milton, Shafer
Ostella C Mebride
Baltimore
Daniel I. Nelly
Caroline Street
A. C. McBride
John Edward Shafer
Middletown
Homer O. Ridenour
Dill Avenue
Mra. Shafer
Comet A' 1910 Shows Signs of Splitting
Professor J J Fould of the University of Washington reports Comet A' 1910 visible in the western sky after sunset appears to be splitting into two. He notes the tail is not continuous, attributing the change to electrical disturbances observed in comets prior to splitting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. J. Fould
Department of
University of Washington
Frederick Market Prices January 1910 Quotations
Frederick County Farmers' Exchange corrected January 25 1910 lists prices for grain hay and feeds. Wheat No 2 Red 1 25 corn new ear 11 65 per bbl rye oats barley hay timothy and mixed hay prices by grade clover straw baled and not baled flour cornmeal buckwheat mill feeds red dog dairy feeds cotton seed meal potatoes celery and other goods with varied per unit values.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deby
Bank Invitation Promises Courteous Service
Part of your income is mentioned in a bank notice inviting firms corporations and individuals to open an account. The message promises courteous and liberal treatment and suggests the bank welcomes new customers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sinterion
Death Benefit Paid To Mrs Mollie Diffendal
Mrs Mollie Diffendal widow of the late T Bernard Diffendal has received a $2000 check from Fr Mc Flrey Council Catholic Benevolent Legion of this city. The certificate value held by her late husband is that organization. There has been paid to beneficiaries of the local council the sum of $00,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mollie NX. Diffendal
T. Bernard Diffendal
Mc Flrey
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Eolee
Neglact of Agriculture
Wille
Lippincote
Mrd. Gramercy
Park
Chicago
Jimmy Jiggs
THE
the Muse
Jaun Paul Tyner
Buerne L
McLean
See
Thowss Faxawan Mixon
Treac
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Motter Bros. & Co
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Georgia
Alabama
Yaue
Houston Oi
Are
Etec. Ray
Nort
Portsmouth
Seaboard Air Lin
Seaboard Air
Seaboard Company
United Rys
United Vs. Incomes
Westero
Central National Bank
Court House
JT ‘Has
Emory L. Coblentz
Charles Wertheimer
William B. Storm
Vide Preaidente
Robert A. Kemp. Ceshler
GRO
Geonok Brar
L. A. Cittawent
L. Costanza
T. B Jonson
Ho Laxin
Tony
Tawan
Ro Laws
Weare
Nomwooe
Axthor
Porne
Kus Citas
Renn
Brewann PF
Roan
Sree Scary
Cwarlea Bi Snook
Wratanmen
Newton M. Kavers
Frederick County Farmers’ Exchange
Rederick CO. Nat. Bank
Frederick County National Bank
Frederick, MD
Motter Bros
Motter Brothers
Prederick
Parmers & Mecr. Ray
Farmers & Ece Alow National Bar
Teh
Gapreal
Sas Ware
Charles B. Trall
Datnen HL Harris
Preaide
C. Albert Gilsop, Cahier
Farmers and Mechanica National Bank of Eel Maryland
Farmers & Mechanics! National Bank
Prelcrrick, MD
D* H. E. Peterman
Pranklin
Totel
D. James A. Long
North Market Street
K. L. Weible
Patrick Street
Harkless Ror
Pittsburg, Pa
BELL
Jongédiy
Paul
Dennis & Pope
Grain Commission
Chamber OF Commerce
Chicago Board OF Trade
Chamber OF Comnerce
Bartlett Patten & CO
Rumsey & CO
Orddera
Adierm
Brederick County
Auanaiy
Sanidloo-Witcf
WM. E. Darner
Faemauck, Mp
Neo
M. Hett
F. & M. Flectri J . K
Braddock Heights
G. L. Wacter
Pearl, Md
Moler
Bowery
New York City
Patrick Strest
Rochester
Naim
Stonrse
Patchmiuil
John Taylor
Wis
Prea Hight
P. Morgell
Eremieties Md
Eole
M.C. Otter
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