Labor dispute settle ends Buck Stove Company conflict
The 1910 report notes the Buck Stove Company and the American Federation of Labor reaching a settlement after a protracted clash begun in 1906 with discharges and a boycott. The piece links the dispute to broader labor relations and cost concerns in agriculture and industry.
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Buckloe Company
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American Federation of Or
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John Milt
Frank Morrison
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Federation of Labor
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Deforestation and Paper Making Tactics Stir Debate
A fragmented read of a 19th century letter discusses deforestation in New York and across the United States, noting thousands of acres cut for pulp and imagining substitutes like corn cobs and straw. It laments comic supplements and foresees shifts in newspaper production and rural industry.
Fragmented remarks on politics and education in 19th century press
A compilation of quoted opinions critiques on political reform education and jury selection. The Baltimore American notes evolving snake stories and class views while the Baltimore Star and Annapolis capital express calls for primary reform and practical party organization. The Baltimore Sun urges safeguarding the jury system and timely reform in line with public policy.
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Baltimore
Ons
Bar Association
Mtimore Sun
Minutes of Merriness and Snippet Chatter Across Rooms
A collage of light verse and quips from urban newspapers. Dialogues about cards and quirks surface from the Washington Star Life and Chicago Record-Herald style captions.
Farming Not Decadent From Louisville Courier Journal
Long discussion on farm ownership in New York State notes 76 percent of farms are owned by their operators. Comparisons show New York leading among top farming states in owner tilled land, with Pennsylvania 74 percent, Ohio 72, Indiana 71. Kentucky 67, Illinois 60, Missouri 69, Tennessee 69, North Carolina 58, Texas 50. Alabama 42, Georgia 40, Mississippi 37. Authors argue owner-operators sustain soil and productivity, tenant farming risks fertility decline, suggesting New York’s situation may be overstated and not as dire as some reports.
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Statletica
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Ohio
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Kentucky
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North Carolina
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Alabama
Georgia
Mississippi
Rimpire
Moments With The Muse On Tact And Social Ease
A breezy, antiquated guide on tact urges smooth, non confrontational behavior in all situations. It offers playful examples and old time advice, including handling bill collectors, selling books, and charming wayward conversations with a lighthearted tone.
Progressive Euchre Event at Braddock Heights Hotel
A Braddock Heights social evening hosted by the U D C Fitzhugh Lee Chapter raised funds for a Monocacy battlefield monument. Eighty guests enjoyed progressive euchre, music, and a moonlit terrace setting with prizes to Mrs. Charles H. Baughman and Mr. Franklin Shipley. Proceeds support a battlefield marker.
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Ace
Olver P. Bennett
Gleno’.H. Worthington
L. Victor Baughman
Charles H. Baughman
K. Eldman
Baltimore
Franklin Shipley
China
Clayton O. Keely
Rherbert
Frederick Talent
Teachers Advocate Outdoor Rest and Ocean City Trip
A Frederic County Teachers Association member urges nine months of mental labor followed by rest. He promotes outdoor living near the sea and a week in Ocean City with the State Teachers Association meeting to refresh teachers before September.
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Ai Dress
Prederick County
Lyon
Nebonipy
Tomlin
Creal
Ocean City
State Tarchers’ Association
Oeean
Sunday School Picnic at Grace Reformed Holds Joyful Event
Grace Reformed Sunday school hosted a picnic at the fair grounds yesterday with a large crowd. Boys played games while girls joined in, adults also partook in a hearty supper and children received ice cream treats as music and phonograph entertainment filled the afternoon. Applications from banks in Baltimore Frederick Bramwell Martinsburg to designate postal savings bank depositories were received in Washington on Wednesday.
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Washington
Merchants National Bank
Baltimore
Farmers’ and Mechanica’. National Bank of Frederick
Bank of Bramwell
Bramwell
W. Va
Old National Bank of Martinsburg
Postal . Savings | Bank ‘Uoda
Republicans Set Tomorrow Meeting on Primaries Plans
The Republican county central committee will convene in the city at 11 o'clock tomorrow morning to examine and plan the upcoming Congressional primary. Ray you saw it in The News.
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Republican County Central
Ray
Baltimore Stock Market 1910 Briefs and College Bequest
Prices of latest salen corrected up to noon today by Motter Bron & Co Bunker and Brokers and A O L Cone report modest gains in cotton duck and railroad stocks. The notice also notes the will of the late Rev D Eberly D D vice president of Lebanon Valley College leaving a $410000 farm to the college and another unnamed property.
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Bunkura
Rev
D. Eberly
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Lebanon Valley College
Anneville
Hia
Bank Notice From The Frederick National Bank
Frederick MD bank announces a public notice regarding financial matters and regional operations. The brief item references the Frederick country nationwide bank activities and local financial service updates.
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Frederick Country National Bank
Frederick, MD
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Frederick MD
Farmers and Mech Bank Surplus and Profits Mentioned
The document discusses surplus and profits amounts for a farmers and mechanics bank and emphasizes responsibility to unity and land protection. It lists a sequence of names including Charles B Trail James Harris Joseph Miller Frank Stoner Henry Steiner Charles Doll Judge Hammond Urner William Birley David Remp William Kolb Granville Smith Aquilla Yeakle and others.
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Stoner
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Steiner
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J. Doll
Judge Hammond Urner
William GC. Birely
David C. Remp
William C. Kolb
Granville M. Smith
Aquilla K
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