Rise Of Moving Pictures Quietly Dims Vaudeville
The article traces the rise of moving pictures and their impact on vaudeville theatres. It notes high costs and limited ability for patrons to afford access while predicting cinema would transform entertainment in major cities, with estimates of investments around 100000000. It contrasts free attractions with rising admission prices and questions whether film would bring both opportunities and disruption.
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Election outcomes and city governance tone in Frederick notes
The article discusses voters selecting mayor and aldermen with a businesslike focus, praising elected leaders for prudent administration. It mentions a social reception for Philadelphia merchants, and calls for a professional city government, civic unity, and improved municipal efficiency.
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Oddball NY Culture Screed Mixes Cults and Gossip
A chaotic Brooklyn era column riffs on Rev. Dr. Otoman Zar Adust Ha Nish of the Maxdaznan Movement in York City and a government bid to dissolve the egg and butter trust. It cites The New York World scareheads, Hawthorne’s Dolliver Romance, and pop culture jabs about celebrities, hair, and manners in a sly, satirical collage.
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Otoman “Zar-Adust Ha‘ Nish
Kulantar
York City
Fragmentary notes on political figures and public life
Fragmented excerpts reference Roosevelt era governance and peace efforts but contain garbled text. Mentions He Roosevelte Br and village choir with scattered phrases about peace, undertaker, and busy times, reflecting a damaged historical clipping.
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Cumberland Times
Lands of Oppression and Road Costs in Opinion
The excerpt discusses Native American oppression, gratitude to the flag, and the moral debt owed. It argues roads to Maryland should be dualed if affordable, condemning prohibitory costs as penny wise and pound foolish. It suggests using a dust-holding solution could lower long term costs and ease traveler and resident comfort.
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Baltimore Sun
Roosevelt and Kaiser Pay Debate Roars Across Pages
A collage of editorials critiques Roosevelt and the German Kaiser, contrasting U S pay scales with the German imperial budget. It discusses perceived governance costs from presidents cabinet to courts and commissions, weighing if an emperor is worth his pay and suggesting economic outcomes of higher government spending.
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Apia
Moments: with the Muse A Rose
A reflective verse on a rose from bud to blossom, comparing youth and beauty to nature's cycle. The poem contemplates love, pain, and divine purpose, noting a rose's purity and enduring symbolism through life, summer, and heaven. The piece ends with a stray line about advertising in the newspaper.
Senator Elkins Confined With Severe Cold in Bed
Washington reports Senator Elkins is confined to bed with a severe cold and will not attempt to call up the railroad bill today. A delayed dispatch notes health concerns and signals possible postponement in Senate activity.
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U. S
Clerking Prospects in New York for Young Men
A text discusses job paths for young men in New York, highlighting clerkships, stenography, and office work. It compares pay scales from eight to twelve dollars weekly in various roles with potential rises to twenty dollars, noting Wall Street opportunities and the appeal of office jobs versus engineering tracks.
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Baltimore Stock Market and Local Notes 1910
Market prices corrected to noon show Seaboard Company issues and United Rys. figures among others. A rural quiz mentions a boy improving at school with interest in botany and farming.
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Washington
Death notices for Hertiard Koonts and Samuel Fillmore
Hertiard Limo Koonts aged 12 son of Edward J and Roberta B Koontz died yesterday at 2833 Raynor Avenue Baltimore. Funeral Friday high mass at St Edward's Church where he was an altar boy. Samuel M Fillmore husband of Fannie V Fillmore now Kengle Windyeater died at his home 251 Falls Round Baltimore. He was in the 68th year of his life.
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Edward J
Roberta B. Koontz
Raynor Avenue
Baltimore
St. Edward's Church
Samuel M. Fillmore
Fanpie V. Fillmore
Kengle
Windyeater
Baltmore
Local illnesses reported on West Patrick and West South Streets
Mr Harry Stonce with Meears Mar ken and Bielfeld fell ill yesterday at the boarding house of Mr Harry Lambright on West Patrick Street and remains ill. Mrs LeRoy Hood is also sick at her West South Street home. Mrs Calvin tt Soogle near Bal Ivars thie county suffered a sprain of the ankle after an accident at her doorstep yesterday.
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Meears
Marken & Bielfeld
Harry Lambright
West Patrick Street
LeRoy Hood
West South Street
Calvin Tt. Soogle
Bal Ivars Thie County
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Lease Grounded Plan For Athletic Park Grounds
The ML ap board signs a two year lease with Edward RL Measell for the Athletic Park property. The grounds will be used for Cortillette spate during the Nexpectation.
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Edward RL Measell
Frederick Market Prices From Frederick County Exchange
Quotations correct June 15 1910 cover grains hay and feeds. Wheat No 2 red Bt Corn ear corn 330 per bushel rye 70c to 80c per bushel oats 48c to 62c per bushel hay prices for Timothy clover mixed and not baled with per ton and per bale figures listed. Flour and mill feeds prices shown for winter and spring wheat cornmeal and seed meals drums and sacks included.
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