Street Parade Reflects Roosevelt Sentiment and Wall Street
A fragmented street scene shows mixed reactions to Theodore Roosevelt with crowds, officials, and financiers weighing the former president's stance. Delegates discuss potential shifts in the House and the political climate ahead of fall elections. Wall Street signals unease over Roosevelt's rhetoric on predatory wealth and regulatory policy.
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Broadway
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Roosevelt
Frank Munkey
Wall Street
House “of Representatives
Taft
Wall’ Street
Masevelt
Geoperial
Theodore Evelt
Republic
Egret
Roosevelt and Patt face as child welfare issues loom
The piece notes public concern over child mortality, labor, and degenerate trends in the nation, urging investigation into abuses. It cites Roosevelt and Patt as influential figures, highlights potential future legislation, and mentions protest over wartime and hotel matters while touching on national fiscal questions.
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Department of Commerce and Tabor
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Incomplete Notes From a Conference on Ink and Fire
Fragmented OCR style text references author George Ade inviting failed writers to a celebration in Oyster Bay. Mentions include silent waters, a doctor, a tropical country, and violent hints. The passage is garbled with typos and unrelated phrases, preventing a clear narrative.
Weather, war talk, and banking duty in era papers
A collage of editorials and notices from Baltimore papers discussing weather observations, a British naval view on war with Japan, and banker responsibilities. Highlights include a Weather Bureau death remark, peace hopes amid tensions, and President Baker’s Maryland Banking Association address on banker duties and public service.
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Japan
United States
Baltimore Star
Ita
J. D. Baker
Maryland Backurea Association
Baltimore American
The Treating Evil in American Life
A Milwaukee Free Press article condemns the spread of treating among men women and children. It decries the habit as a social evil worse than the tippling system and notes its encroachment beyond drinking to broader expenses.
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Milwaukee
The Drink Habit and Extravagance in Society
The piece condemns drink culture and lavish spending as eroding morals. It argues such excess fosters weak fellowship, promotes self indulgence, and corrupts virtue while few show the courage to resist.
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Atlad Davai Adi
Willy Guxtan
Moments With The Muse First Love Poem Fragment
A fragmented nostalgic poem recalls a first love from youth. The speaker questions whether the beloved has forgotten the old nights—cotton fields, moonlight walks, and whispered vows. The verses mix memory and emotion as time has passed but affection lingers.
Teachers for Montgomery county appointed by the School Board
Report notes the Montgomery county school board appointed teachers for the upcoming term. The ceremony included remarks from officials and local leaders as the district plans new classes and curriculum updates amid broader county developments.
Social World House Party at Braddock Heights
A social house party was hosted at Mrs Mary Myers home in Avalon Braddock Heights from Friday to Monday. Attendees included Mr and Mrs Thomas AH Myers, Misses Mary Myers, Lin Birelys, Mildred Lana Daner, Elizabeth Gilbert, Gertrude Bhomennver, Mehl, Rosene Harp, Clarence Mimshower, Paul Kuss Matt, Paul Wayne and Arthur Young.
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Myers
Ae Avalon
Braddock Heights
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Lin
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Gilbert
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Mehl
Rosene Harp
Clarence Mimshower
Aul Kussmatt
Paul Wayne
Arthur Young
Jeane Baker
Brownsville
E. L. Grimes
Arnold Dean
Washington
EB. Adamos, Jr
George, McDaniel
E. H. Ut
Lulu Castle
Middletown
Susla-Utz
Misa Gracie Grimes
Georgt
Burgess
Bayard
George
Wy. Sponseéller
Las Nannie Reich
Montgomery
County
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Stevens
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George Stevens
Banks Hartholow
Glenwood
Howard County
Roy. Kuhlman
Mt. Airy
Frank Hammond
Harry ‘Wood
Hilon Phebus
Roy Sponselier
Charles Atx
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Frederick
Utica church picnic slated for August 20 weekend
News of the churches notes the Utica Union Sundeg gschool annual picnic on Saturday August 20. Also mentions assorted imperfect advertising and medical claims like Catarrh Cure and constipation remedies, reflecting typical 19th century newspaper filler.
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Frederick market prices from Frederick County Farmers' Exchange
Quotations corrected June 24 1910 list farm prices for wheat corn rye oats barley hay straw and flour. Entries include No 2 red wheat 96 cents for reward? analysis shows hay not baled 16 to 18 per ton and cotton seed meal 24 to 36 per ton. Multiple grain prices with per bushel and per ton valuations.
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Frederick County Farmers’ Exchange
Bartey
Timoty
Baltimore Stock Market Prices Reported Today
Prices of latest sales corrected up to now today by Motter Bros & Co bank era and brokers. Cons and cotton duck notes include Georgia and Alabama G B S lot 4a. Seaboard Air Line first and second preferred, United Rys various bonds and incomes. Western Maryland first 4 5.
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Bankera and
Brokers
Houston Oil Com
Elec
Norf
Portemont Seaboard Air Line
Seaboard Company
Common Seaboard Company
United
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