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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Mar 08, 1910
Page
4
Pennsylvania labor leaders push a general state strike amid Philadelphia streetcar turmoil. The Newcastle convention may decide on nationwide action to show union strength and press for political influence, risking clashes with law and public safety if protests expand.
Clippings discuss political tensions in Pennsylvania and national public debate over Peary's polar expedition. Editorials question leadership actions, strike risks, and evidence required for confirming polar attainment, referencing authorities like the Coast and Geodetic Survey and Congress.
A collage of light comic exchanges from various papers. A cheeky dialogue shows lovers arguing over explanations and doors. A telegram causes a startled husband to request a reading with glasses, while a dog breed joke prompts a puzzled reply.
Former Senator Thomas C Platt argues that the public conscience has grown stronger and demands higher standards from leaders. He asserts that an awakened moral sense and increased voter independence threaten the old party machines, which thrived on corruption in his prime.
A fragment from a poetic column discusses lovers and fate with lines about mortals, fortune, and a verdict. It mentions a volcano eruption brief interest and an advertisement for Backlen's Arnica Salve at Pearre's Modern Pharmacy.
Edgar J Banks, Ph D, delivered the fourth University Extension talk on The Orient of Today at College Hall last evening. He traced Todias peninsulas size, climate, and population, noted India’s history and poverty, praised British rule, and previewed the next lecture on Kept the Nile Valley.
In a tight City League game the Barkers beat the Beavers 18 to 16 after an extra five minute session. Staley hit a field goal late to give the Barkers the lead and top spot in the league. Hendrickson led the Beavers with several goals as Derr and Lense also contributed scoring.
A car load of dynamite was stolen prompting fears among workers. Reports indicate mounting labor tensions as a statewide strike fate is debated at a Newcastle meeting and arbitration plans are being considered.
A lively social gathering hosted by Mr and Mrs Me at their home near Cedar Grove featured many guests from surrounding towns. Attendees included Mr and Mrs Harry Menon Mrs Emma Cain Mrs Nick Burdette and others from Kilicott City Mullinix Ridgeville Damascus and Clagetteville. The newsletter notes names, places and regional ties reflecting a close knit social circle.
The Carroll Literary Society of Adamstown High met Friday March 4 with Maude Stup presiding. After reports and an evening of songs recitations and a debate on Farmer versus Manufacturer, the affirmative won 2 to 1, and Professor Mahaney spoke before adjournment to meet March 11.
A new window frame was fitted on the side of the barber shop owned by Mr. Harry W. Miller on Court Birect. The Junior Steam Fire Engine Company held its regular quarterly meeting with routine business.
Quotations furnished March 4 1910 list prices for grains hay and feed items. Wheat oats oats bran corn and flour figures appear with per bushel or per ton values. Timothy clover mixed hay and other fodder show range estimates and product units with several typographical errors in the OCR.
Market prices in Baltimore were carried up today by Motter Bros and Co Bankers and Brokers as intest sales moved through on the market.
Hymeneal notices report Claude C Hurley and Ethel M Bellisof wed at M E parsonage by Rev H Lamar in Damascus. Clyde N Young of Creegeratown and A Joy of Graeham married at Mt. St. Marys on March 5 by Rev Fr George H Trageaser.
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