Frederick sees railroad upgrades and urban unrest debate
The piece discusses calls to deploy local groups to quell riots in Philadelphia and weighs Platt plan ideas against homegrown efforts. It reports Frederick’s railroad upgrade approvals, praising progress after long delays and urging improved facilities at Frederick, citing inadequate freight depots and poor truck and passenger services, urging action from the Northern Central and other lines.
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Ralnore and Obies
Whit Dowshit
Frederick
Mallonx
Whippern
Talntaing
Céatral
Moe's Drive for Public Favor Through Improved Accommodations
Moe seeks to win public goodwill by improving accommodations and services. He emphasizes tangible changes to facilities to boost community support and voter confidence in his leadership.
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Wake Moe
Fragmented Baltimore Commentary Reflects Turbulent Times
Various Baltimore newspapers long for mediation to head off a B&O strike while criticizing political graft and commentary on fishing gear and civic-issue meddling. The quotes illustrate tension between labor, politics, and public opinion in Maryland.
Minutes of Merriness and Quick Exchanges
A collage of brief dialogue snippets and humorous notes from newspapers. It notes Prue and Dolly discussing sincerity, a money borrowing request, and a bath room joke about a new servant, with lines from Boston Transcript Washington Herald Brooklyn Life and Chicago Post.
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Grigga—Hickson Manta
Briges
Hin
Boston Transcript
Congress pressed for Peary data on Arctic quest
Washington Herald notes Congress seeks Mr. Peary’s data and proofs of his polar journey. Peary cites contracts with magazines and publishing houses as obstacles, while critics question Congress access and Peary’s willingness to share. The piece urges Navy records and further illumination from Congress.
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Congress
North Hole
Washington Herald
Mr. Peary
North Pole
Peary
Nand
Bimnell
Magasines
Far North
Navy Department
Macon
Moments with the Muse Undying Light
A fragmentary poem excerpt explores spiritual endurance and divine presence amid darkness. The speaker seeks strength as life’s burdens press and faith guides the soul toward light beyond mortal fear. Names appear garbled: v-Ricuano- Warsow Ginors.
Birthday Celebration of Dr. Samuel Syburk Veteran Surgeon
Dr Samuel Syburk a noted veterinary surgeon celebrated the Sth anniversary of his birth with an elaborate dinner for relatives and friends Rev E H Lamar presided and out of town guests included Mrs C Selby Mrs L Jacobs and Mrs H M Selby Syburk born in Glasgow Scotland March 11 1825 later moved to America settling in Seneca county Ohio He traveled widely across the country and made gold placer mining ventures in 1849 and crossed the ocean about twenty times in his lifetime
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Syburk
Samuel King Syburk
E. H. Lamar
Methodist Episcopal Church
9. C. Selby
Lewise Jacobs
H. M. Selby
Sytcurk
Glasgow
Scotland
Alonso, Sytcurk
Queen's Cavalry
America
Seneca County
Ohio
Ban
Syteurk
California
Vawnerville
Ocean
Mogland
Beotland Nog
France
Civil War Veteran Dr Sylentkin Found in Frederick
Dr Sylentkin, Civil War veteran and veterinary surgeon, discharged September 1805 in Frederick, says he left the army to spend his remaining years at home. Married twice, he has a daughter and two sons, with health improving in his blind eye and keen interest in current events.
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Sylentkin
Union Army
Frederick
Syburk
Misa Harriet B. Were
New York
Walter Smith
Baltimore
Misa Margaret A. Morgan
Fredrick
John 1
William E
Sylenik
Threatened Assault on Judge Reed by Insane Ex-Mayor Bond
George W. Bond a Civil War veteran and former 2 Western town mayor, adjudged insane earlier, attempted to strike Judge M. L. Keedy in the Hagerstown courthouse. Bond, under a court appointment to a guardian of his estate, was restrained by guards and committed to a hospital.
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George W. Bond
Western Town
M. L. Keedy
Hagerstown
Bond
Maryland Surety and Trust Company
Judge Needy
J. Scott Dower
Ceue
Tine Wed
Shee Barber
Frederick Corps Open Air Meeting and Anniversary Plans
The Frederick Corps of the American Salvation Army will hold an open air service at Market and Patrick streets this evening. Sunday services follow with 9:30 and 11 a.m. sessions. Adjutant Marshall will lead the evening service. Cadet Loveday hopes for a lieutenant commission soon. Four services are planned for April 2 and 3 at the Family Theatre and M E Church with Con James W Duffin present and Mayor Smith to speak. A rummage sale continues at 17 West Patrick Street.
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Frederick Corps
American Salvation Army
Market
Patrick Street
Adjt
Marshall
Loveday
Family Theatre
M. E.church
James W. Duffin
Smith
Gov
Crothers
West Patrick Street
Weird Lottery Ad Promises Rewards for Gate Crashers
A garbled advertisement claims a reward of one hundred dollars for someone who can cure a gate crashers issue and mentions Hall's Feretty Pulator. The implausible text urges readers to say they saw it in The News.
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Hall
Senator Moore Proposes 100000 Bond for Tuberculosis Sanatorium
Worcester senator introduces a bill to issue a 100000 bond for a tuberculosis sanatorium near Babulasville, to fund new hospital buildings and improved care for incipient cases. Wales United States Senator John Wal Berth chairs the sanatorium managers and supports constructing a separate saleable wing to treat weak patients needing supervised care away from the main group.
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Moore
Worcester
Babulasville
Wales
United States
John Wal- Berth
Work of Death and Infant Burials in City Notice
Mrs Anns Mary Poole widow of John Poole died at her son in law Robert Conrads home at Mast Sixth street at 2 this morning aged about 77 She was a lifelong resident and Evangeli cal Reformed church member for 54 years Survived by two sons William and David Poole of Washington and three daughters Mrs Simon Burker of Mount Viewrant Mrs Robert Conrait and Mrs M A Shuffler all of this city Funeral on Monday at 2 o'clock with services at the house Interment Mount Olivet cemetery Infant Annetta J Williams died in York Pa aged 7 months Her remains were brought to this city for burial at Greensount cemetery Funeral director Thomas Rice assisted the burial.
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Anna Mary Poole
Anns Mary Poole
John Poole
Robert Conrad
Mast Sixth Street
Oelock
Evangelical Reformed Church
Willian Ki
David M. Poole
Washington
Fireentsount Cemetery
Thomas 2
Rice
Funeral notices for Matheny and Lilen A Woalen
The funeral of infant William M. Matheny was held yesterday at 2 PM at the home of the parents 414 North Bentz Street conducted by Rev. KL Molean with interment at a local cemetery. The funeral of Lilen A Woalen occurred this afternoon at 2 PM from her residence 301 Kant Patrick Street with services by Rev. Li Hy wae and interment at Mt. Olivet.
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Wiliam M. Matheny
North
Bentz Street
Kl, Molean
Li Hy
Bennett
B. 1
Mt. Olivet Cemetery
Curry
The Sick Report From Captain Saunders
Capt Walter Saunders of North Market Street is improving after illness. Mr Adolph Ha Enst of Patrick Street remains in similar condition as before with no notable change reported.
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Walter Saunders
North Market Street
Adolph Ha
Patrick Street
Frederick market prices from Frederick County Farmers' Exchange
Quotations furnished March 12 1940 list prices for wheat corn rye barley and various hay and feed products. Noted items include No 2 Red wheat at 1.19 per bushel, corn 3.35 per barrel, rye 55 to 70 cents, hay Timothy 18 to 19 dollars, mixed 16 to 18 dollars, clover 1 to 1.7 dollars per bushel values for straw baled wheat 10 to 12 dollars, flour winter wheat 6.25 to 6.75, spring wheat 6 to 6.60, cornmeal 1.75 to 1.86, buckwheat 21 to 26 cents, dairy feeds 27 dollars per ton, cotton seed meal 35 to 36 dollars, potatoes 60 to 66 cents per bushel, Timothy seed 2 to .? dollars per bushel, clover seed 5 to 8 dollars per bonker.
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Timothy
Visiting Nurse Calls Report From Frederick County Branch
In Baltimore stock market notes for March 12 1910 Motter Bros Bankers and Brokers report latest prices. Visiting Nurses Work notes Mies Casey of Frederick County Maryland Association for the Prevention and Relief of Subereniosia made 76 calls including 9 new visits and five new patients. She now handles 52 regular patients. Advertising activity by makers and businesses noted.
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Motter Bros & Co
Mies Casey
Frederick County
Maryland Association For the Prevention and Relief of
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