Legislature Faces Crothers Economy Plans This Week
Congressional scrutiny shifts to Interior Ballinger case and the General Land Office. The inquiry outlines a Seattle lawyer's return home on government pay and a month on leave after retirement, prompting questions about government generosity and payroll practices amid ongoing political tensions.
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Crothers
Aoomatter
Aminar Raportewes
Ballinger
Land Offier
Sack” Billinger
Deloyment of the
Titerior
Seatte
Mallinger
Washington
Seattle
Ed Wen
Pacific Coast
Jack” Ballinger
General Land Office
Tallinger
Fragmentary Maryland political note in Baltimore News
Fragmented OCR notes discuss a Maryland related Pure Food bill and state politics in Annapolis. Mentions 26 men to be named to clear the State House and a song about shaking old Plum treas. Includes generic commentary and scattered quotes from Baltimore News without clear, cohesive details.
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Maryland
Baltimore
State House
Erpatine Porve
Baltimore News
Annapolis
Jola
Thea Boyn
Fragmented Humorous Dialogues From Era Newspapers
A collage of humorous snippets and quotes from various periodicals. It features playful exchanges about aging animals, optimistic attitudes, privacy, medical costs, and a farmer rail against prices. The passages illustrate light social satire and phonetic spellings typical of early 20th century humor columns.
The Muck Rake and Press Integrity Debate
A Philadelphia paper reviews Secretary Bajlinger’s denouncement of muckrakers and penny press critics. The piece defends press freedom, questions civic impact, and argues against public officials silencing competent writers.
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Philadephia Pros
Bajlinger
Mase
Attician
Mary Ann Hubble in the Scandalous St Nicholas Row
Mary Ann Hubble is described as a troubled woman roaming February St Nicholas in a problematic scene. The narrative voice depicts her as seeking trouble during social events and supper hours, reflecting a small town gossip frame with chaotic dialogue and blurred names.
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Mary
Ponce
Mary Ann Hubble
Vebrusry St. Nichelue
State Deficit Warns Against State Debt, Road Bond Plans
Maryland faces a revenue deficit and rising funded debt as the Legislature funds road building via bonds. Nambleton & Co. argues for businesslike tax policy, lower rates, and stopping state debt increases. Counties should fund local road work, with Baltimore County considering road bonds.
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Treasury
Maryland
Nambleton & Co
Baltimore
Ihs
Surat
Baltimore County
City Bond Bills Debate Over Mayor Aldermen Powers
Local measures seek issuing bonds by Frederick City Mayor and Aldermen with bond terms and interest rates to be set by city officials. Delegation process and committee referrals spark dispute over who should advance the bills, with concerns about bond pricing and debt management amid plans for water and public works financing.
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Frederick
House of Delegates
Rusher
Ways and Meany
Waya and Means
Wass
Tim News
Haa
Uiwetherland
Tileo
Track Team Formed by Bennettburg High School
The boys of Bennettburg High School form a field and track team with Seabrook as captain. They travel to Tome School in Port Deposit, Md., on May 11 to compete in Rural High School events including the yard dash, 220 yard dash, 440 yard run, 880 yard run, and running broad jump. A loving cup will go to the top point scorer, with gold silver and bronze medals awarded to the highest scoring school teams.
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Bnnuttsburgy Wigh School
Seabrook
Tome
Port Deposit
Atlyver
Temat
Beath and Local Residents Obituaries in Mt Airy and Baltimore
Obituaries note the death of Adam Ryland at his Mt Airy home after a week of illness at 68, tracing his Civil War service and business career in the city. Also reported are the deaths of John A. Roman of Baltimore, Elizabeth Stride of Sharpburg, Samuel H. Hanshman, and Mary C Tabler, with funeral arrangements and survivor details.
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Adam Ryland
Adem Hyland
Joncerty
Mt. Airy
Iloves
Pneumonis
Ryland
Germany
Moldivis
Market
AH Baints Atreat
Cte Marigus
Harper's
Ree
Art
Airy
Rulnod
Ian
Hela
Alry
Tomorrey
Elizahetm Slrion
Elizabeth Stride
Rufus Stude
Fo Vlork
Ter Won
Benjamin Stride
Sharpahuge
Washington County
Stride
Sharpaburg
Dover Fier
Lirtheman Datch
Sharpabuig
Thera
Benjamin
Samuel H
Jacob A. Shargyburg
Charles G
Minnie Moore
Brangwick
Annie 2
Mullen
Philadelpha
Gutheran Church
Brunawick
Samuel H. Hanshman
Harshman
Ohio
Samuel Fn
Harshrown
Staub
James I
Patrick Street
Mary KE
Tabler
Mary C. ‘Tabler
George W. Tables
Baltimore
Mary C. Holliday
North Stricker Street
Frederick County
Arrest of penn on larceny charge for ring valued at twenty five dollars
A man described as Penn, called colored, was arrested by Sheriff Grimes and Deputy Sheriff Hoover on a larceny charge for a gold ring valued at $25 belonging to Nettie Harris. He appeared before Justice J. H. Eckstein, who committed him to jail in default of bail for a hearing this afternoon.
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Penn
Grimes
Hoover
Nettie Harris
H. Eckstein
Frederick railroad to hold annual election tomorrow
Brief items note the Frederick Railroad Company to hold its annual election tomorrow at its offices at Market and Fourth streets. Also mentioned is Cy McDonald, former Winchester first baseman, signing with the Albany team of the New York State League for the 1910 season.
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Frederick Tailroad Company
Albany
Mig
Cy McDonald
Winchester
New York
Frederick Railroail Company
Vorner
Market Streets
Frederick City
Maryland
By-Lave
Roverir
Baltot
Ennileg Sear
Cmory L. Coblentz
Frederick market prices from Frederick County Farmers' Exchange
Prices for grains and commodities corrected January 1, 1910 list Wheat No 2 Red at 1.25 per bushel, Corn at 3.05 per bushel, Rye and Oats around 70 to 90 cents, Barley 60 cents, various hay and straw values, flour ranges for Winter and Spring wheat, cornmeal 1.75 to 1.85 per 100 pounds, buckwheat 12 to 13 cents per pound, bran and middlings priced, red dog and other feed ranges, cottonseed meal 25 to 36 per ton, potatoes 50 to 66 cents per bushel, Timothy and leverage seeds priced, and similar farm market quotes from the exchange.
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Thiethy
Nicodemus Takes Post With Madison Ma Dial A M C A
Aubrey Nicodemus son of Mr and Mrs Bradley Nicodemus has gone to Madison New Jersey to become assistant secretary of the Voom M C A of that place. He was formerly boys secretary of the royal YMCA and many friends wish him success in his new field of labor.
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Madison
N. J
Aubrey AL Nicodemus
Mus Bradley
Nicodemus
West Third Street
Aladison
Voo M
The
Royal YL MC A
Deputy Game Warden Pollinberger Appointed in Frederick County
The commission of R. 2B Pollinberger deputy game warden for Frederick county has been received at the clerk's office. Pollinberger is located at Myeraville.
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Pollinberger
Frederick County
Myeraville
Frederick County Fair Dates Set for October 1910
The Frederick County Agricultural Society board met Saturday and fixed October 18 to 21, 1910 as the dates for the next Frederick fair.
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The
Frederick County Agricultural Society
Frederick
Cattarh Cure Promoted By Henry & Co Toledo
An advertisement claims that local applications cannot cure catarrh and that internal remedies are needed. It touts Hype Cavarric Cate as a non quack medicine prescribed by physicians, said to purify blood and affect mucous membranes, with letters from Henry & Co of Toledo offering the preparation at 78 cents and suggesting pills for constipation.
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Calarrh
Chenry
Props
Toledo
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Sen? Soeraren Printing Ap Ganovscreniva Company, Vreorrice
Kets. Dary News Eit
Edvaces Recn
Eharoed
Ray
Chace Mall
Ean
Lippincott'a
Tower
Eve
Philadelphia Public Ledger
the Muse
Hambleton & Co
Beath
John A. Iuman
John A. Roman
Garrison Avenue
Tie
Mr. Honan
Garrett
Emma Gregory
Alexandria
Cone Fangher
Brotherhood of Railroad Trumnen
Porter
America
Kika
Heptusopha
Roman
John Roman
Or. Schroeder
Thin City
York
Januawane Broa. & Co
Oyen Hak Low
Brooklyn Rt
Aateee
Cio
M. Bt
Pease Ak
Val Mo
Mo. K
N.Y & Ww
Norfolk & Weaternoes
Nira Pacific
Penn. Ryee Naas
Rock Island
Hero Pacific
Th. Rev
Union Pacific
Todustrisks
Amal. Co
C.& Fdy GS Gy
Amer. Cot
T. Oh
al Co
Fuel & Iron
Consolidated Gan
Eo Hef National
Enam
U. S. Steel
Steel
Western Union
Utah Wa
Car. Chem
Pitts
Baltimore Stock Market
Motter Bros
O & Co
Bank
A.C
Fates
Duc Rover
Georgia
Alabamh Js
Uae
Houston Oil
Webae
Mlee
Rigg
Tans
Norfd
Portsmouth
Seaboard Air Line
Seaboard ‘ Air Line
Seaboard Company
Common
United Ryn
United Rys
Incomes
Cree
Munding
Weatero Maryland
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Central National Bank
Court House
Emory L. Coblentz
Charles Wertheier
William B. Storm
Robert A. Kemp
BO. T. Baungardner
Thane Potts
Amigant Cashiers
Grorom
Rona
Sues Sewter
Broor
Wirweimen
Nowroy M
Erx
NAT. Bank
Frederick County National Bank
Frederick, MD
Motter Bros. & CO
Motter Brothers
Commission
Merchan
Weible
West Patrick Street
Harkless Bros
Pittsburg, PA
Hell
St. Paul
Dennis & Pope
Grain Commission Merchanta
Chamber OF Commerce
Chicago Board OF Trade
Baltimore Chamber OF Commerce
Chicago
Bartlett Patten & CO
Rumsey & CO
Ala
CTOCK
Brice Pal
Ate Iul Perteam Asta Ag
Ee Sgt. Paul & Nacre
the News Sa Oftich
National. Bang
Charles B. Trail
James H. Harris
Albert Gilton
Farmers and Mechanics National Bank of
Farmers & Mechanics
D. H. B. Peterman
Franklin St
City Hotel
D* James A. Long
North Warket Street
Darner
Terrary
Abduera
Dunild Law
WM. E. Darner
Frevuines
Geo. M. Hett
John Howard
Joseph A. Vogt
Howard and Vort
Jessees
New City Hotel
A. D
John HB. Howand
Joan H. Howard
Janzadt
Oseph A. Vogt
B. Phoneien
D. Birman
Leuba
Thisiosi Syme Ieee
Bowery
New York City
City of F
A. Alexander, JR
East Patrick Street
L. Rochester
N.Y
Quckeystown
Renart
Frederick County Farmers’ Exchange
Timothy
Liever
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