Patriotic Societies Formed In Maryland For Pilgrim Remembrances
A new patriotic society in Maryland named the Society of the Ark and the Dove aims to honor the Mayflower pilgrims who settled Maryland. Membership requires descent from the pilgrim known to sail with the Ark and the Dove to Maryland. The effort seeks to preserve historic memories and celebrate colonial roots amid broader discussions of national remembrance.
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Ea New Ritriotic Society
Iuet Bea
Maryland
George Marbury Mackenzie
Armer
Cowes
Isle of Pint
England
Teonard Calvert
Maryhind
George Calvert
Miret
Balthnore
Blarstund
Atsiarssto
Murshind
The Man Behind the Plow and Other Slices of News
This fragmentary report mentions the custom house in New York, a gun crew, and a plan to drop a twelve week pill, with references to English winter trade. It also notes labor concerns and a poem about the plowman admired by all, plus a musical note on the Abernathy boys and Teddy in Broadway. A surgical graft at Flower Hospital replaces part of a woman’s optic, and Sing Long is expected to gain near term sight from an American woman perspective.
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Copeland
New York
Chrisman
Flower Hospital
Sing Long
Fragmented Current Comment From Historical Clippings
The text presents a garbled pastiche of opinion pieces from various papers. It mentions a college student leading a lifestyle critique and society women’ s fasting for vanity, while a president’s speech and a negotiation are noted as failed or foolish. The tone is satirical and critical of public figures and social trends.
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Gong Jali
Roy
Americans Return to United States After Canada Farm Stint
The Census enumerators report many American farmers who sold out and moved to Canada are returning to the United States to resume farming. They found Canadian conditions less appealing and anticipate continued Northward migration, while the U S offers vast land, including semiarid and high quality soil, with government backed irrigation to reclaim areas for working people.
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Canada
United States
Dominion
Wen
Moments With The Mule Children From the Hills Of Dawn
Poem fragment describing young children seen as they wander from Dawn’s hills toward a misty morning. The verse questions what draws their feet toward a distant flower on the western slope while noting their rosy cheeks and clear eyes. The text references asphodel fields and a quiet, radiant dawn.
Ordination of Rev. Oscar W Henderson at Rockville
The Western District Baptist Association of Maryland met in Rockville for annual sessions ending yesterday evening. It adjourned to Loch Lyon, Garrett County, and ordained Rev. Oscar W. Henderson, 22, temporary pastor of the Rockville church. The ordination sermon was by Rev. Henry M. Wharton. charges by Rev. Hy. A. Griesmer and Rev. S. P. Jackson. Bible by Rev. O. B. Falls. ordination prayer by Rev. Frank C. Cowell. The ordaining council, chaired by Rev. Griesamer, recommended Henderson. The event followed two years at Crozer Theological Seminary. A missionary sermon by Rev. O. L. Owens and remarks by Miss Marie Baltimaler.
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Western District Baptist Association of
Maryland
Rockville
Loch Lyon
Garrett
Oscar W. Hendergron
Henry M. Wharton
Brauthtt Church
Baltimore
Henderson
Ghieamer
F. B. Cowell
Fienderson
Crozer
L. Owens
Marie Baltimaler
Dentists At Union Meeting In Baltimore
The fifteenth District of Columbia Dental Society and Maryland State Dental Association opened yesterday at Baltimore Medical College. Dr P F Drew welcomed, and Dr O Hyatwole and Dr James T McClenalin spoke. Afternoon sessions covered implants and casting machines. evening meetings featured speakers from multiple cities.
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District of Colimbia Dental Society
Maryland State Dental Association
Bualtiore Medical College
Baltimore
PF. Drew
Drew. O. Hyatwole
James T. McClenalin
Washington
Dlintes
Levi C. Taylor
Hartford
Conn
Richard L. Simpson
Richmond Vu
Intense City Opera House program with vaudeville and misadventure
At the City Opera House two vaudeville acts head a program following a pessimistic tale of Ruth a child who loses her mother and faces arrest after a petty theft. A farmer rescues her and a lawman departs, while the ghetto scenes are praised as highly realistic.
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City Opera House
Scranegrifte
Ruth
Rutth
Ghetto
Catarrh Cure Ad Promises Internal Relief at Cost
An old newspaper fragment offers a one hundred dollar reward for curing catar rh and claims Hall's Catarrh Cure heals by affecting the blood and organs. It lists Toledo Ohio sellers, testimonials, and a price of 75 cents per bottle. The copy urges readers to mention the News.
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F. S.ghenry
Toledo
Rey
Watorwa
Kivwax
Man
Tol Hall
Becomes Rector at Emmanuel P. E. Church in Baltimore
Rev. Hoff accepts role as assistant rector of Emmanuel P. E. Church after fourte en years in the parish. The vacancy followed the death of Rev. Dr. Ingle last September. He cannot arrive in Frederick until September 16 but will preach and conduct services at the church next Sunday.
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Emmanuel ‘P. E. Church of
Baltimore
Dou
Ingle
Hoff
Emmanuel P. E. Church of
Frederick
Business Men's Meeting in Frederic City
An enthusiastic Fredericksburg gathering of business leaders will meet at the Masonic building tonight at 8. A brief folder outlines actions from the last meeting including drafting a new constitution and by laws, forming a charter information commission, consulting on building laws, entertaining Philadelphia merchants, locating new industries funds, and pressuring the C and I Telegraph to improve fire protection. A membership drive will seek candidates for future officers. The city’s indebtedness stands at 541000 dollars.
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Business Men's Association
Masonic
So’duck
Frederick
sy-lLaws
Philadelphia
Nef
Baltimore Stock Market Prices This Noon 1910
Baltimore stock market notes for June 10 1910 show prices of interest corrected up to noon by Matter Bros Co Bankers and Brokers. The update lists prevailing quotes across key securities and financials in a concise market brief.
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Matter Bros & Co
Bonkere
Aged Minister S J Montgomery Injured In Train Accident
Rev S J Montgomery 70, minister at the Church of God Mt Mela, was struck by a train near Teale Crusa while returning from a business call with Dr Rohrer. He suffered a fractured thigh and right arm, rib injuries, and a head wound. A Civil War veteran, he did not hear the approaching engine.
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S. J. Montgomery
Montginery
Mt Mela
Teale Crusa
Moyo
Washington
de Hagerstown
Mwe
Trego
DR. Rohrer
Wis
Montgomery
Social World Ent h Tales Tea Gathering and Commencement
Mrs Arthue b Wilaed hosted a tea at East Second street in honor of Mrs George Whitard from Pooleartle Montgomery county. Miss Jessie Strawbaker and Miss Mary Nicodemour from Monrovia visited Baltimore for the Alfordby Normal School commencement where Anna Shawbaker graduated.
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Enthatalaed
Arthue B. Wilaed
East Second Street
George Whitard
Pooleartle
Jessie Strawbaker
Mary Nicodemour
Monrovia
Baltimore
Alfordby Normal School
Anna Shawbaker
Funeral of Willian 1 dyndt in New Lamsville
Funeral services held yesterday afternoon at 2 from the Mo B channels at New Market for the late Willian 1 dyndt of New Lamsville. Rev. J A L KathI, Rev B T Raley, and Bishop Shnon Utz conducted rites. Attendees included Charles Willaims, Tony Wilting, Mbihlon, Swondey, Php Multijger, Jot Pt relyain, George Young. Burial followed at MOB cemetery. Co Carty served as funeral director.
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Willian
New Lamsville
Mo B
New Market
J. AL. Kathi
Mt Ates
BT. Raley
Shnon Utz
Charles Willaims
Tony Wilting
Mbihlon
Swondey
Php Multijger
Relyain George Young
Cemetery
Carty
Frederick market prices June 1910 grain hay and feed list
Quotations from Frederick County Farmers Exchange corrected June 10 1910 show prices for Wheat No 3 Red Corn Kur Corn Rye oats barley hay baled No 1 Knothy No 2 Cimethy No 2 Mixed Clover hay non baled straw baled wheat oats flour winter and spring wheat cornmeal 100 lbs potatoes mill feed bran middlings feed and seeds Timothy Clover per bushel per ton per sack per cashet
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Frederick County Farmers' Exchange
Pannens and Mechanics National Bank in Frederick
Frederick bank lists capital surplus and profits figures and announces a Check Account Plan. The ad promotes depositing earnings, paying bills by check, no charge for passbooks, and four percent interest on several deposits. It features officers Charles B. Trail president James H. Harris vice president and C Albert Gilson cashier.
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Charles B. Trail
James H. Harris
C. Albert Gilson
Eran
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Custom House
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Abernathy Boys
Teddy
Kida
Teddy Bear
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Dr. Koosevght
Stek
Cumberhuid News
Matty Blow
Altinore News
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Frank Lance
Craxtes L. Rooters
Western District Association
District’ of Columbia
Mr. Hoff
Call of All Saints Church
Business Men’s Meeting
F ' Motter Broa. & Co
Norfolk & Weta
Boro
P. Big
West
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Amer
An. I.oco
Bok
Consolidated Gas
Stogs Shelf
U S. Steel
Western Union
Utah Copper
Frederick CO. Nat
BANE
Frederick County National Bank
Frederick, MD
Motter Bros. & CO
New Miedchichk City
Investnent Securities
Securities
Nsual
Motter Brothers
Central National Bank Building
WM. L. Bear & CO
Chicago Board of Trade
Pennsylvania Building
Chestnut and
Iru Streety
Chlcago Board of Trade
America
Chicago
Logan & Bryan
Lancaster
Yoa
Harrisburg
James R. Einsloe
North Market Square
Harrisburg, PA
RAR
West Fourth Street
Frederick City
Ale
West South Rt
D. Pad
H. G. Benson
Baltimore Stock Market
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Geotad
Alabama
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Houston Oi
Secvete
Aldlee
Rny
Ss, Norf, & Portamouth
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Seaboard Air Iue
Seaboard Company
Ae Khan
United Rye
United Rys
United Mya
Western Maryland
Central National Bank
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JlCdit
Pannens’ & Mechanics
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Farmers & Mechanics
Frederick, ML
Meryl F. Moberly
Martin
Merhl F. Moberly
Weat
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Febiday
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Ofice
Tagqulemt News
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Stainton
Lexington
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