Frederick Maryland News Briefs March 4 1919
Frederick Maryland focused notes discuss Congress actions on Matt Henson and lighting the dark side of northern toil matters. Senator Price proposes linking state roads, but Frederick county lacks roads to connect. Rockefeller Foundation funding plans loom, public support highlights. Delays in funding Frederick floating debt hinder debt interest reductions. Senate delay noted. progress depends on Senator Mathing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Price
Frederick County
Frecerick
Senate
Mathing
The Threatened B and O Strike Averting Efforts Discussed
A battered text discusses a threatened Baltimore and Ohio Railroad strike involving the Brotherhood of Railway Conductors and the Order of Railway Trainmen. It urges reason and fair conduct, noting potential wage impacts on 41 000 workers and the need for arbitration or conciliatory action to avoid stoppage.
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Baltinore Ail Qbio
Gnton
Anya
Kent Willard
Penneylvania Railrad
Pennsylvania
Brn
Conmany
Ae Seers, Ag
Undefined fragment prompts ethical decision
The text presents a garbled discussion about whether to place individuals in a certain portion of responsibility and whether they can afford to assume arbitrary or selective roles. It reads like a debate on accountability and fairness without clear names or events.
Maryland Assembly Passes Crone Bounty Law
Fragmented notes state the General Assembly enacted a bounty on crone, with references to several Baltimore papers and local market mentions. Mary land and Good roada appear in muddy day context.
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Maryland
Baltimore
Cummings
Girdwood
Maryiana
Baltimore Star
General Assembly Pelote
Baltimore News
Keefer Appointed B and O Freight Agent at Frederick
Maj J G Pangborn of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad announced that C H Hobbs named box appoint to fill the vacancy caused by W T Mullinix death. L Elmer Keefer, lifelong Frederick resident and B and O freight office veteran of eighteen years, will assume new duties as agent at Frederick Md.
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Tae Newa
J. G. Pangborn
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad Company
C. H. Hobbs
Baltimore
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
L. Elmer Keefer
Frederick
W. T. Mullinix
Lewis H. Keefer
Minutes of Merriness and Rumors Across Rooms
A fragmentary dialogue touches on death by own action and a home unrest, asks if women’s ballot will change laws, and mocks chorus over play’s focus. Neighbor tips and casual remarks weave through a satirical social scene.
Protest at Aelpisenese on abandoned farms and nature's law
Washington Herald quotes a rural sermon on abandoned farms along the lantern seaboard. It argues overproduction and neglect ruined lands and warns that selfish farming destroys people, urging mutual aid, forgiveness, and reverence for nature as a national duty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aelpisunese
Washington Herald
Lantern
David Haruta
Moments with the Muse and a Widow's Lament
Fragmented elegy by Cuara V. Mort recounts unsatisfied longing for a lost beloved and the ache of death’s sting. The text then shifts to an unrelated ad line promising a reward, followed by a patent remedy pitch from Cheney & Co. for constipation.
Deaths of Barbara Waltz and Mrs. Joseph C. Gernand
Obituaries report Barbara Waltz of Chambersburg and Mrs. Joseph C. Gernand of Graceham dying within 24 hours. Barbara Waltz leaves several daughters and sons. funeral at Mt. Olivet Cemetery. Gernand, 45, wife of Geo J Gernand, died after a operation at Union Protestant infirmary Baltimore. buried at Thurmont. Two colored children, Daniel and Ti Crenshaw, aged 1 year 7 days, died of pneumonia at Mountaintop area. double funeral held at home with Rev. John Barnett. interment at Green Mount cemetery.
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Barbara
Elizarbeth
Widlow
Frank Waltz
Charles Slant
Chambersturg
Chane Stout
Mire
John Withide
Chambersburg
George Hlosteelt
Calvin Hothiamer
Woodshore
Oscar
Ge Walt
Arniby
Mir Ba
Waltz
Athy
Aidle
Mt. Olivet
Joseph C. Gernand
Thorenes Gernand
Graceham
Frederick County
Union Protestant Infirmary
Baltimore
Weath
Cer.nand
J Geoph
Ger. Hood
George W. Stockadale
Thicont
Daniel Crenshaw
Michard Crenshaw
Adington Hotel
Mountaindale
John Barnett
Ieenmount
Thomas P. Rice
Social World Note of Surprise Party in Dogtown
A Tuesday evening gathering at Dogtown honors Mr. and Mrs. John Haines with a surprise party. attendees include Mersons, Mullinix and Belizon families from Razor Blace and nearby towns. music by Howard Moxley and Larry Merson. A separate Brad dock Heights skating party featured a Harvest Moon Skate with lights out and moon lanterns, refreshments, and Mrs. Rosenstock and Mrs. Zimmerran leading the committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Haines
Dogtown
Mareh
Harry Merson
Mamie Burdette
Bessie Belizon
Mamie Bellon
Mesers
Deage Mullinix
Norman Belligan
Josh, Musgrove
Harry Merson, Jr
Razor Blace
Harry Gue
Charly Muston
John Mullin
Clarence Scott
C. Philips
Howard Moxley
Larry Merson
Braddock Heights
Jacob Rosenstock
William 1. Zimmerman
Misacs Sadie Zimmerman
Helen Mullinix
Frederick Art Club Program and Local Theatre Lineup
Frederick Art Club presents a March program with poetry, letters, gypsy fortune readers, and a Spanish art theme. The event features Mabel Ely, Miss Frances Mullins, and Miss Janie Quynn, plus a world preview with two gypsy fortunetellers and a club refreshments table. At City Opera House a motion picture feature "Back Among the Old Folks" and vaudeville acts will be shown with Selig’s film.
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Mint Doyh
Lowenstein
Mine Meneeck
Bader
Whnew
Alunuvernian
Quyan Mar
Suilinix
Mabel Ely
Mint Douh
Denerty
J. Kteele
Denier
Indeel Betligemeen
Jie
Nelile Blewing Kyster
Kerkeler
California
Frances Mullints
Hoth Jeter
Hevng Coe
Matshall Litehbou
Tiinghast
Janie Quynn
Mise Doub
Frederick Art Cinbao
City Opera House
Selig
Jonathan Temple
Richard
Nellis Morgan
Tick
Mae York
Nell
Gada
Mr. Wilson
Dick Ia
Wilkon
Inula
Baltimore Tin Shop Sold and Moved Stores
Mr. Thomas F. Allen of Baltimore has purchased the stock and fixtures of the tin shop of the late William J. Thomas at 201 West Patrick Street and takes charge. He brings twenty four years of trade experience. J G McCrorey and Co also moved their five and ten cent store from West Patrick Street to North Market Street, occupying the former C Thomas Kemp dry goods room this morning.
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Thomas F. Allen
Baltimore
Wm. J. Thomas
Weat Patrick Street
Allen
J. G. McCrorey & Co
West Patrick Street
North Market Street
C. Thomas Kemp
Officers Elected at Jacques de Molay Commandery
The Jacques de Molay Commandery No 4 Knights Templar held its annual officer election last night. Elected were Eminent Commander A Le Roy NeCardetl Generalissimo Dr J McCundy Captain General C B Howard Senior Warden Harry J Kefauver Junior Warden 5 J Bieffeld Prelate Rev Simon S Miller Recorder J B Sappington Treasurer Samuel G Duvall and Sentinel William Herwig.
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Jacques de Molay
No. 4
Knights Templar
A. le Roy NeCardetl
J. McCundy
Howard
Harry J. Kefauver
J. Bieffeld
J. W
Simon S.miller
Bills Introduced in House of Delegates Frederick area
In the House of Delegates yesterday several bills were introduced. They include amendments to Frederick liquor license laws and road laws. Also proposed are a charter amendment for Walkersville Savings Bank and a locality option in Mount Airy, Carroll County.
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Bille
House of Delegates
Castle
Frederick
Hargett
Walkersville Savings Bank
Sander
Mount Airy
Arrol
Frederick Market Prices From March 1910 Quotations
Frederick market prices list with corrected figures for March 4 1910. Wheat corn oats hay clover and straw values shown by grade including No 1 and No 2 Timothy hay and hay for sale per ton. Mill feed cotton seed meal and potatos also priced with unit details and per bushel or ton.
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Dar Ne
Petty A
Peerles Miper Moat Rack promotes meat preservation
Farmers urged to use the Peerles Miper Moat Rack from Great Southern Printing and Rum manufacturing Co located in Frederic Md. Available in three sizes at 4 and 5 cents each. Dealers can order by mail if not in stock. Includes stray ad lines about curing and advertising claims.
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Peerles
Great Southern Printing
Frederic
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