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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jul 01, 1910
Page
4
A defense of extended police questioning decries coercion and torture, arguing that innocent suspects may be pressed to confess under duress. The piece condemns forced confessions and cites cases where individuals confessed to avoid pain, urging protection of constitutional rights and fair justice.
The passage honors Senator Daniels as a major national figure and recalls his political career from 1049 to 1875 with a later House term. It notes debts his father incurred and his son’s responsibility, while reflecting on Maryland’s growth in road and dock projects and the prominence of agriculture and manufacturing in the state’s economy.
A collage of breezy quips and misfire gags fills the page with jokes about city life, aviation stunts by Glenn Curtiss, romantic yearnings, a satire on a conscience fund, a schoolroom sugar trust joke, and a strang e assertion about shark meat.
Baltimore Sun lauds the Cardinal as a unifying figure who supported betterment of industrial economies and civic engagement. It notes his willingness to engage in political activities as a church leader and calls on Americans of all faiths to emulate his example for the nation's good.
The report interweaves a dramatic critique of airship travel with bold statistics from the Pennsylvania Railroad. It notes that in 1908 and 1909 the system carried 299,762,658 passengers with only one death, and 370 injuries in two years. It cites 258,067,116 passengers carried in 1909 and emphasizes low fatality rates per mile. It also mentions Long Island Railroad’s heavy commuter traffic and zero fatalities among its passengers or workers in that period.
A poetic meditation on divine wisdom guiding life’s trials. The speaker argues that God’s plans are wiser than human judgment and that patience reveals meaning beyond present doubt. It urges accepting sorrow with grace and trusting a hidden richness in life’s delays.
Architects Humme and Leber of York submit plans for a 208 foot by 54 foot grandstand of wood and concrete to replace the old 196 by 196 foot wooden stand. The design includes seating for about 2 500 with 400 reserved, a dining room, kitchen, store, ext n hall and toilets, and weather exposed concrete exterior with a wide roof. Bid opening planned in July with construction to follow if approved.
Frederick County Farmers Exchange publishes corrected prices for July 1 1910 covering grains hay oats corn wheat rye oats barley and straw fed and mill products including flour winter and spring wheat several feed products and seeds with per bushel per ton and per sack figures across crops and livestock feeds. notable items include wheat 0 2 red at 3.80 per bushel oats 48 to 52 per bushel barley 8 9 per bushel and hay prices 16 to 18 per ton not baled and dairy feeds 23 to 24 per ton. additional figures list cotton seed meal 34 to 36 per ton red dog 2.20 to 2.30 per sack and seeds such as clover 7.00 to 3.00 per bushel.
Prices of latest sales corrected up to noon today by Motter Bros Co and others show moves in cotton duck goods Georgia and Alabama bonds and Maryland electric railway shares. Seaboard Air Line notes and regional bonds also listed with various figures.
Ostracized quotations on vice and morality mix with brief notes on airship travel and parole concepts. The text cites the Rockefeller grand jury, a nicotine debate, a woman’s surrender, a Deutchland airship voyage, and cross state parole ideas, all in a collage of late era newspaper chatter.
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