Washington Herald Calls for Diplomatic Residence Reform
The Washington Herald argues for practical diplomacy by leasing or purchasing diplomatic residences abroad. It notes taft era access and criticizes millionaire ambassadors, urging a funded plan to build or rent homes in seventeen European capitals to avoid ostentatious living and promote equal chances for officials.
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President urged to request funds for embassies abroad
The article notes an estimated need of 256000 dollars to equip seventeen embassies and legations at the outset and argues that a prompt congressional request would likely receive ready support from Congress.
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Debate Over State Finances and Padded Payrolls
The Baltimore papers condemn a speech by Senator Sick and a state Senate president’s remarks about the treasury. They argue the claims of wealth are unfounded and criticize efforts to pad the payroll with unnecessary names to siphon public funds. The protest frames the payroll scheme as a misappropriation and a bid for extravagance.
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Baltimore Star
Minutes of Merriness and Newspaper Quips
A compact collage of humorous quotes and exchanges from various papers. Contains snippets about authors publishers newsboys and a hospital scene involving Casey and his wife, illustrating light gossip and wit across multiple outlets.
Law’s delay in executions shocks Philadelphia readers
The Philadelphia Inquirer laments delays in capital cases at Moyamensing Prison. It cites Alfred Wacek, George A. Green, and other inmates, arguing a judge should set execution dates to ensure decisive justice and restore public confidence in the system.
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Hall's Catarrh Cure Not Effective Locally
The article explains catarrh cannot be cured by local applications and must be treated internally. It condemns Hall's Catarrh Cure as a quack medicine, claiming it is a touted compound of tonics and blood purifiers prescribed by a now-imagined author.
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Winter Wish Echoes From An Ancient Text
Fragmentary verse reflects a rustic scene with owls, cedar, peat and old books. A narrator recalls old friends and a mountain walk, hinting at a courtly circle and a beloved season, in a faded handwritten line attributed to Rosxar Mrasenoer.
Anniversary Week at the City Opera House Promises Vaudeville Extravaganze
Baltimore proprietors Pearce and Scheck celebrate one year of management of Frederick’s City Opera House with a star studded vaudeville bill. The lineup includes Yeager and Kemp, Grace Hoonemann, Curron and Milton, Roy Frederick, and Shedman’s Dogs. Special souvenirs will be given to each seat.
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Social World Recrution At Woman's College
The mid winter reception at Woman's College drew many visitors from Frederick and nearby towns despite bad weather. Guests were welcomed in renovated parlors by President Apple, Mrs Weat, the Indy principal, and new faculty members Mr Frysinger and Miss Isabel Mets. A luncheon followed under Miss Metlelland supervision while the Brad dock Heights Orchestra played, making for a lively evening.
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Local notices and farm reports from Monon area
Brief bits note a paint job on the Monon Laundry front on South Market. Ephraim Eyler was committed to Montevue Hospital and escorted by Constable Carter. Harvey Ramsburg of Utica Mills slaughtered three hogs weighing 368 477 and 382 pounds. Walter Sewall, 16, son of Basil Sewell, colored, was committed to the Cheltenham Colored School for Boys by Justice Ritter for incorrigibility, and was taken by Deputy Hauver.
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Harvey Ramsburg
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New Baseball Rules Adopted by Leagues at Pittsburg
The National and American Leagues adopt numerous changes affecting coaching distances substitutions batting order announcements and umpire responsibilities. Rules limit coacher proximity to first base ban certain plays rename illegal batting and expand umpire authority with fines for offenses and immediate game decisions.
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Death of Mrs Harriet Fleming in Indiana
Mr J Alien Grumbine of Braddock received a telegram reporting the sudden death of his aunt Mrs Harriet Fleming at Indianspoke Indiana. She was about 70, widow of John Fleming and formerly resided in Braddock. Survived by several children and a sister Mrs Harrison Miller of Walkerville. Nieces include Nan Shriver and Mrs Laura Diehl.
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Frederick Market Prices from Frederick County Exchange
Quotations corrected January 21, 1910 list farm commodities with prices for wheat corn oats hay and feeds. Entries include No 2 Red Wheat 1 25 per bushel New Ear Corn 3 05 per bushel and various bale and ton prices for hay timothy clover and mixed hay as well as mill feeds and dairy feeds.
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Baltimore Stock Market Report January 29 1910
Prices in the Baltimore market rose today led by Motter Bros & Co Banke erg aod Brokers with gains across several listable stocks. Strong activity continued as investors pushed prices higher amid steady demand and improved bidding.
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Pocketbook Lost Ad Seeks Honest Return of Cash
An advertisement in Ten News asks for the return of a pocketbook containing $25.25. The owner, who can ill afford the loss, hopes an honest person will recover and deliver it.
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