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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jul 30, 1910
Page
4
The Frederick Frederick newspaper notes its news office is connected to the Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Exchange. It invites correspondence from across the country and explains money for the paper may be sent by mail or telegrams with charges.
Saturday July 30 1910 report on the Ohio Republican State Convention endorsing President Tafts administration. Warren G Harding cited as a notable dark horse candidate for governor amid talks of tariff reform and the Payne bill. The piece notes internal party divisions and the challenge of crafting a tariff pleasing to all interests while praising Tafts record.
Fragmented quotes from Baltimore American and Thorkford Star reveal criticism of both parties’ insurgent wings. The text accuses insiders of blocking needed reforms, blames tariff protection for burdening workers and consumers, and cites partial public domain gains in conservation. It also notes gossip about an elderly Duluth resident, a Spalding comment on Renue, and a Paris Chantecleer milestone jest.
A compilation of editorials and quotes from Baltimore papers debating morality in media, wartime actions, and the Maine incident. It contrasts calls for righteous war with criticism of sensational cinema and naval dangers threatening American sailors and harbor safety.
Erratic OCR text discusses farmers unfamiliar with farming and reluctant to farm, noting many lack proper training and interest. It hints at a broader rural education or instruction issue without clear names or dates.
A lyrical meditation from Tug Box Brown Bang of the Baltimore Sun sketches a Braddock Street view from Frederick Road. The poem blends trolley noise with nature recalls of Catoctin, Convent bells, and summer night imagery as beauty supposedly glows along Braddock and the hillside.
A distressed report from The News New York notes a broker in the dita celdty involved in a self-inflicted death. The event centers on an individual named Tile Gather and references a tragic outcome with unclear details but confirms self-harm as the method.
Special Dispatch reports July events as police claim a blow felled a sugar striker. Officials fear a flit and guard the bier while investigations proceed. Names, places, and precise actions are unclear in the fragment.
A jokey exchange mocks public buildings and cottages with a jab at a church. A couple riffs on auto ownership and financing, ending with a poke at a local hopeful and a swim lesson. The tone mirrors light gossip and social tidbits.
Brooklyn police report burglars caught in the act while attempting to break into the home of Police Sergeant McCauley. The incident occurred in the burglary string the day of the report. The suspects were detained for questioning and to face charges.
In Quebec at Montrose Crippen reportedly broke from handcuffs after a disturbance. Detective Muders reported the escape during a patrol as Crippen was restrained and then eluded custody in a chaotic scene.
A Jersey Central Quaker City Express wreck occurred near Wittston causing disruption. Details are unclear from the fragmentary report, but the incident involved a derailment with potential injuries and delays to service. Authorities are investigating the cause.
A largely attended Republican County Central Committee meeting was held at the courthouse this morning. Chairman George R. Dennis said he had not yet heard from Attorney General Strauss about the primary election for central committeemen. After discussion, it was decided to elect committeemen for one year under the new law two-year terms. Mr. Dennis offered his resignation as chairman. Vice-Chairman Harry E. Chaplina presented it and the committee tabled it for the present.
A Washington Post piece argues that people excel when they find and perform their proper roles. It contrasts lawyers who waste potential with those who fit their strengths, and contends societal harmony rests on individuals embracing duties aligned with their abilities.
Braddock Heights will hold a song service tomorrow at seven fifteen led by Mr Adolphin Fearhake. Mr Melvin A B Biser directs music with a Frederick Maennerchor quartet. A band concert by Braddock Police Baxter is announced with selections including classic waltzes and marches.
The 148th session of Frederick College will open September 13 under President Koontz with a strengthened faculty led by Prof George Edward Smith and Prof H S Duffey. New courses include spelling English penmanship and business arithmetic. The college anticipates strong academic enrollment and will offer boarding with Mrs Wallace A Mullen in charge.
Brunswick voters will elect a Mayor and one City Councilman from each ward for two years. A bond issue of 5000 dollars for street improvements and 5000 dollars for water extension is on the ballot. Mayor candidates include A G Horie on Citizens ticket and H B Funk as an Independent, with council candidates J H Moler Wm Sehnauffer and L Gardner. independents M W Phalen J W Kaetsel and Nona E Conway also running for Mayor.
The Baltimore market report shows prices and latest sales corrected to noon today by Motter Bros & Co bankers and brokers. Listed are various securities including Seaboard Air Line, Seaboard Company, United Railways, Western Maryland, and cotton products among others with quoted prices and changes.
The Frederick Corps of the American Salvation Army will hold open air services this evening near 936 and Hlam. Tomorrow afternoon after school, open air events occur across the city with an evening service at 8 conducted by Adjutant J. H. Marshall and the corps. Yesterday's outing winners include Herbert Mayne in sack race, Henrietta Timmerman in a drawing contest, Elmer Burke in mouth organ, Roy King in the pitching glove event, Morris Castle in a bench race, and Catherine Rev 6 7h yeare among others. A tug of war favored the boys over the girls by three yards. Colored children’s outing set for August 20 at fair grounds.
Fragmentary TEI style ad suggests a bank offering 4 percent interest on special deposits and claiming a capital 125,000 and surplus 100,000 with solicitations for banking services and courteous factory style service. The readable text is incomplete but indicates financial terms and customer appeal.
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