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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Mar 10, 1910
Page
4
A garbled passage cites debates over the Sherman Act and DoJ views. It references figures like Mr. Kuow, Peary, Matt Heneson, Timothy Woodruff, and a New York Republican struggle, with questions about a $100 monthly allowance and enforcement of federal rights.
Report from Pennsylvania Federation of Labor after a convention in New Castle shows support for avoiding a nation wide walkout. Conservative critics warn such strikes risk contracts and harm unions and workers. Leaders acknowledge they were too hasty, fearing broad approval would be rare.
Baltimore reports warn of a vast movement of Gishea fish along the lower Chesapeake Bay shores. An advancing army of fish is expected to stretch over 100 miles, 12 to 20 feet deep, with over a thousand tons landed. The catch will flood Maryland tables before the April onset and be sent out of state by boat and train shipments during the peak week.
A collage of humorous misquotes and theatrical quips from various papers. The snippets reference airship ceremonies, best man vows, and playful exchanges about small town life, roller skating fatigue, and serialized jokes. No coherent single event emerges.
The Supreme Court confirms prison terms for two of four men convicted in the Capitol fraud case. Two convicts have died since sentencing. the remaining survivors face imprisonment. The decision underscores that political influence cannot derail public justice and serves as a lesson on fiduciary betrayal.
The article discusses the growing gap between wage earners and farmers amid strikes and lockouts. It notes that union work dignifies labor but imposes collective control, while farmer independence rises with prosperous granaries and barns. It recalls a shift from agrarian dominance to industrial growth and a decline in farm tenancy.
Be strong, confront the struggle, and lift others. Do not fold the hands or accept wrongs. stand up and speak out bravely in God's name. It matters not how deep entrenched the wrong or how long the battle, for tomorrow comes the song.
A garbled OCR snippet mentions Toledo and Chaney with dates and a vague reference to an advocate, a business, and a medical product. Limited readable names and numbers obscure the intended news item, leaving an unclear note about a 14 year period and a purported family pill for constipation.
Park, general superintendent of the Union Pacific, warns that one killed per hour and one injured every ten minutes illustrate the cost of progress. He cites rapid 19th century rail expansion and says 85 percent of accidents stem from employee negligence, urging permanent structures, proper ballasting, grade separation, and safe station placement to reduce deaths.
The Farmers' Institute in Poromyke Maryland under Maryland Agricultural College auspices drew about 200 leading Worcester farmers. A Pocomoke Farmers' League was formed with J C Groton as chairman and Coleman E Byrd as secretary and treasurer. An executive committee and by laws committee were named. Meetings are set across many towns from March into April.
Attorney General Straus offers two bills in the Legislature to clarify legal holidays for negotiable instruments. The measure treats holidays as Sundays for maturity and acceptance, with Monday as the business day when holidays fall on Sunday, affecting presentment, protest, and notice of payment.
A letter from BF of Elizabethtown Kentucky praises Electric Bitters for improving health and vitality. The writer claims cures for stomach issues kidney and bowel regulation liver stimulation nerve strength and blood purification. The testimonial asserts benefits for weak men and women and guarantees satisfaction through Veance's Modern Pharmacy.
County items report visits and social events across Woodsbory hamlets with numerous names. Residents D A Sharetts Elizabeth Shank Margaret Asha and others visit Libertytown Baltimore Frederick and other towns. Church events and entertainments attract attendees from Good Intent Oye Gaithersburg and beyond.
Beavers defeat Frederick College in a City League basketball game at the YMCA gym. Hendrickson led Beavers in scoring with 3 field goals and 1 foul shot. Albaugh added 3 points and Landauer contributed 2. Final score Beavers 11, Frederick College 0. Referee CATL STANDING listed among notes.
Frederick County Farmers Exchange furnishes corrected market prices dated March 10, 1010. Wheat new ear corn $3.35 per barrel, rye 5 to 6 cents per bushel, oats and other grains listed with varied per bushel and per ton rates. Hay and straw prices, flour and meal, buckwheat, bran, cotton seed meal, potatoes, oats, and other staples shown with range figures.
A short ad claims the product treats liver and bowel troubles including loss of appetite and nervousness. It asserts the pills are the world’s best stomach and liver remedy and directs readers to Pearre's Modern Pharmacy for purchase.
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