Taft policies and legislative gains under the national program
The article contrasts Taft with Roosevelt, arguing Taft is quiet and practical, not courting public favor, and has carried out much of the party's program. It cites bills passed by Congress extending federal oversight of railroads, postal savings, mine taxation, statehood steps in Arizona, naval expansion, and a commission on government economies, framing these as fulfillment of Republican pledges.
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Taft
Theodore Elt
Wellington
Congress
In Party
Ita
Arizona
New
Commission of Experts
Cyater Bay
Roosevelt
Beltimore News
Reunion honors Amon Burgee principal of Male High
Festive board honors Prof Amon Burgee longtime head of North Market Street School and former Frederick High School leader. The celebrated educator is praised as “Father of Us All” by alumni and the community for building a strong school, guiding hundreds of graduates, and shaping the county’s youth. Amon Burgee remains active amid aging while peers recognize his influence and popularity among students and residents.
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Amon Burgee
Burgee
North Market Street
Frederick High School
Ainder Hig
Frederik
Burgeo
Noisy excerpt hints at social quirks and jokes
A fragmented local snippet mentions a congressman, coffee prices, a drummer, hotel porter, and copper. It references an automobile disease scare from Cincinnati, a question about monkeys and Darwin, and a brief line about brown clothes and a one day visit by a group called Hunkies.
Fragmented quotes on politics and public figures
A mosaic of quoted opinions from multiple papers criticizing politicians and policies. Highlights include calls for vigilance, notes on betting via mining stock, comments on Billy Sunday, Governor candidate Toner, Taft’s stance on pledges, and public disapproval of betraying the public. Names include Taft Roosevelt and Billy Sunday.
Berlin bird protection debate dominates city council meeting
The Berlin council tackled controversy over the removal of a controversial project described as an attic excavation. The discussion centered on wildlife protection and how the actions could impact local birds, highlighting tension between development and conservation.
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Pittgbnre Chronicle-Telegram
Conrae
Berlin
Birds Suffering From Wanton Slaughter Worries Towns
A historical notice laments increasing unlawful killing of birds for sport and profit. It notes weak enforcement of anti cruelty laws, with game wardens few and far between. The piece argues irresponsible individuals drive feathered game from nearby towns and villages.
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Irda
Rons
Acon
Pitatal
Moments with the Mule in a Summer Night
A lyrical scene describes long summer swaths, hayfields, cedar shadows, and fragrance as night awakens wildlife. Fireflies glow, crickets chirp, and a calm mood settles over fields under moonlight. The verse, credited to Manison Cawery from In the Sort Set, evokes scent, light, and nocturnal life.
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Jay
Andresea
Halda
Manison Cawery
In the Law's Grip and Local Court Fractions
Chath Brown and Man Trown, both colored, faced charges for quarrel disturbance. Rekxtetn, Florence Thombridge, and George Robinson appeared before Justice Eckstein for property and minor offenses. Fines were imposed with potential reform placement for nonpayment.
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Wauchateate
Florence Thombridge
Rekstein
Helisdeunk
Go Abaya
Irs
Remsburg and Fritz Wed Quietly at Mt Pleasant
Miss Charlotte Remsbore of near Middletown and Mr Ralph Lester Fritz of Linganore were quietly married Sunday morning June 19 at Mt Pleasant in this county by Rev Carnahan. The bride wore white silk and net with hat and gloves. After the ceremony the couple drove to the groom’s parents’ home for a reception, surprising many friends.
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Pita —Remarurg
Charlotte Remsbore
Middletown
Ralph Lester Fritz
Linganore
Mt. Pleasant
Carnahan
Reouple
Mr McCahan Honored for Fifty Years Service
John E McCahan long time Baltimore public schools assistant superintendent received an ebony cane and library furniture from Baltimore principals and teachers in recognition of his faithful service. He resigned years ago and will retire to New Market with his family.
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McCahan
John E. McCahan
Baltimore
Mclean
New Market
Budget of Bright Items of Local and General Interest
Bits from various local notices and items include a repainting task at Messrs. Not Pangle Bros storeroom, a June 27 W C T U meeting at 7 30 pm, and assorted ad like lines about cures and pills. The text blends quotes and vague references without clear events.
Ginger cures grouch in the morning routine
A London Mirror correspondent proclaims ginger at breakfast as a morning mood changer. A doctor backs the claim, noting ginger’s essential oil acts as a nerve tonic, aids digestion, and stimulates the liver to improve mood and readiness for work.
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London Mirror
Iest
Brave record of loss of Japanese submarine No.1
Translation of a wartime message from Lieutenant Tsuoma Sakuma in command of submarine No.1 describing the crew’s loss after ballast and valve failures caused flooding and blackout. He appeals for forgiveness and aid for families, noting attempts to pump out water and endure toxic gas before sinking. London Times report.
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Tsuoma Sakuma
Sur
Comune
London Times
Baltimore Stock Market Advertisements Promote Results
Advertizers in The News claim advertisements drive good results for buying selling letting renting or hiring. They emphasize that any want or disposal will find traction and the cost remains small through the newspaper listings.
Frederick Market Prices June 25 1910
Frederick market prices list farm commodities with prices for wheat corn oats and hay from Frederick County Farmers Exchange. Values shown for hay and straw by grade plus feed ingredients and seeds. Advertisement urges readers to advertise in The News.
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Motter Brow & Co
Bankore and Brokers
Georgia
Alabama
Houston Oil Co
Elec. Rwy
Norf
Portsmouth
Seboard Air Line
Seaboard Air Line
Seaboard Company
United Rye
United
United R
Frederick County Farmers’ Exchange
In All the Ways Bank Ad Promises Service and Benefits
The advertisement invites patrons to open a check account, highlighting advantages such as systematic money management, community standing, and building bank credit. It pledges courteous, satisfactory service and stresses readiness to accommodate customers.
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Potomac Tal
Wavery Mart
Eyebrick
Saint Matter
Raturday
Wan Rae
Burceay
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Grrhiye
Chenenndinie
Pope Bitton
Germany
Srewrpany
Ind
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Nick Longworth
Darwin
Baltimore American
Nevada
Cumberland Times
Billy Sunday
Mr. Toner
Pennsylvania
Baltimore Star
Postal Savings Bank
Postal Savings Banks
THE
George Robinson
Justlee C
Bckestein
West Sixth Street
Eckstein
House of Reformation
Messrs. Notnagle Bros
West All Saints’ Street
Mesgra
Gilbert and Rowe
J. T
Woman's Christian ‘Temperance Union
Carera
Fsobmrey
Toleda
Sary
Rasioi i Grutyens Betlewe Nas Orb Fe
Minnan & Merry
Tataroaio
New York
Ros, & Co
Norfolk & White
Peon. B.R
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Rock Island
Southern Pacific
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Flpper
Col
Fuel & Iron
Consolidated Gas
Baltimore Stock Market
Frederick County National Bank
Frederick
Motter Bros. & CO
New Frederick City
Investment Securities
Aly
Res
Securities
Aurea
Motter Brothers
Central National Bank
Court House
Court Houre
WM. L. Bear & CO
Chicago Board of Trade Brokers
Pennsylvania Building
Chestnut and
61A Streets
Philadelphia
Chicago Board of Trade
America
Chicago
Logan & Bryan
Lancaster
York
Harrisburg
James R. Kinsloe
North Market Square
Anne
Orme
Ciizens Ormee
Agton Hotel
Taesat
Jovernment Emp
Fon
Ian Tatomene
Rochester
IGAR
Farmers & Mech, Nat, Bank
Rmers’ & Mechanics’ National Bank
Frederick, MD
Charles B. Trail
James H. Harris
C. Albert Gilson
Farmers & Mechanics
Merui F. Moberly
Iran
Beat
Martin
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Moberly
Patrick Street
Bakers
Mbakers
Grocara
Co. C. Biser, Succesor
G. W. M. Keller
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Frultimore & Obio Railroad
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Washington
Washington Sunelon
Baltimore Phil
Apra
Gonnee- Yona
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Cincinnati
Louisville
Sore Ocean
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Harpers Ferry
Cheer
Hagerstown
Martinsburg
Bier
Agningto
Staunton
Lexington
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