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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Mar 07, 1910
Page
4
A federal proposal to require mail receptacles at every dwelling aims to save carrier time and boost efficiency. Critics warn of cost for pensioners, but boxes or door slots may suffice, with amendments to ease implementation if needed.
The Baltimore Sun and Baltimore American note concerns that corporations even well run face fiscal strain under public oversight. The Court of Appeals is praised for diligence, while nationwide efforts show few similar commitments to reform. Urban infrastructure sparks debate as public and private interests clash over street mains and poles.
A fragmented collection of witty quotes and dialogues from various sources including the Washington Star and New York Weekly. The piece features musings on suffrage satire, a young person’s challenge to propriety, and humorous exchanges about independence, gender roles, and military humor as recounted by fictional or quoted personalities.
The Philadelphia Inquirer notes Dr Wiley of the Agricultural Department praises cooking as a fine art not drudgery. He argues efficient, intelligent home effort saves time, energy, and money, urging women to study and practice to reduce waste and improve happiness.
A poetic reminiscence describes a robin’s song passing through dreamlike landscapes. The speaker recalls spring imagery, meadow larks, fragrant air, and blooming scenery as a dreamlike sequence of nature’s beauty. The verse traces emotion from desolation to vibrant pastoral scenes and ends with a note on artistic inspiration.
Frank Smith known as Black Diamond and John Williams, both colored, were arrested Saturday for threatening Geo. Pippen amid a home visit on West South Street. Smith was fined ten dollars and jailed thirty days. Williams captured later and jailed for a hearing. Also, Rash Lee and Frank Lee were detained on theft charges of fish plates and iron, with Frank Lee jailed on $100 bail. Prohibition bill advances in the House near Pleasant Grove.
Special Dispatch reports President Fireenwalt of the State Federation of Labor expects a general sympathetic strike to be called at a New Castle meeting, aiming to tie up Pennsylvania. Two riots occurred this morning as Federal troops stand by ready to depart the scene amid thousands of strikers.
Bethlehem Steel chief Charlen M Schwab rejects union demands and will not converse with strikers or acknowledge their communication The public letter states no negotiations will occur as the demands do not come from current plant workers The stance follows a March 7 announcement from South Bethlehem Pa The report also notes balloon races setup with St Louis as a starting point for the International Balloon races involving St Paul Denver Omaha Kansas City and Indianapolis
Rev Dr James G McClure of Chicago delivered the annual school sermon at Tome. The Virginia Conference of the United Brethren Church will meet in Cumberland starting March 23. The Maryland legislature resumes this evening with night sessions. Mrs Katherine Salem collapsed and died in Baltimore’s Redeemer Methodist Church during a hymn. Cumberland Valley Railroad plans wage increases for many employees this month.
Funerals were held yesterday at 2 PM for Mrs Barbara Ann Fili zabeth Waltz in Araby with Rev Wilson T Jarboe officiating. Pallbearers were grandsons Homer Waltz Eva Waltz Paul Watts Roy Stout Walter Halbruner Maurice Wilhide. Burial at Mt Olivet. funeral director Thomas P Rice. An omission noted: Mrs David Freshour of the city was not listed among Mrs Waltz’s children. Miss Eugenia E Goff’s funeral Saturday at 2 PM at her home 109 North Market Street with Rev E A Lamar officiating. A wreath and lilies were laid on the casket. Buried at Mt Olivet. funeral director Thomas V Rice.
A private wire dispatch reports Pennsylvania's highest court has denied a new trial to ex Auditor General William P. Snyder and ex Superintendent James M. Shumaker who were convicted of involvement in the Capitol building and furnishings fraud in Harrisburg.
Mrs Askey aged 104 died yesterday afternoon at the home of her daughter Mrs John Hunt 1839 East North Avenue Baltimore following paralysis after years of health. She celebrated her 104th birthday on Thanksgiving Day and had survived previous strokes and illnesses. She moved from Frederick to Baltimore during the War of 1812 era and married Joseph Askey in 1823 at Wilkes Street Methodist Episcopal Church. Surviving is one daughter Mrs Hunt with 41 grandchildren 32 great grandchildren and 4 great great grandchildren. She recalled Lafayette’s 1824 Baltimore visit and lived to a remarkable age with memory intact and visitors until shortly before death.
Quotations corrected March 7 2010 show March 7 2010 prices for grains feeds and dairy items. Wheat No 2 Red 1.20 per bushel corn new ear 3.40 per bushel oats 0.60 to 1.20 per bushel hay Timothy 18.00 to 19.00 per bale mixed timothy 17.00 to 18.00 per bale clover 16.00 to 17.00 per bale flour winter wheat 3.60 to 4.00 per hundred pounds buckwheat 1.30 to 1.40 per pound mill feed bran 29.00 per sack middlings 16.00 per sack silver 42.00 to 69.60 per bushel
Harrison H Orme of Araby marries Nellie May Miles of Tacoma Park Montgomery county at Uriana. Also Adam Eugene Hulton of Mount Pleasant and Maggie Mey Wlinge of near New Market wed at New Market on March 2. Reverend Wilson Jar Oe officiates.
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