Senators and Congressmen Face Pork Barrell Woes in Navy Yard Debate
A discussion responding to the Philadelphia strike and B and O troubles notes that pork barrel politics skews national policy. It cites critics in Paris and Washington arguing for reform as Navy yard waste and wartime ship repairs draw scrutiny. Leaders urge tighter controls to save funds.
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von Breet
Countes
Dor Tn
Washington Herald
Secretary of the Navy
Trouse
Serge
Mary Yards
Fragmentary Transcript Describes Navy Department Fare Costs
A partial, garbled excerpt notes an official visit by Mr. Meyer to the Navy Department and mentions orders tied to costs and pressures near shipyards. The readable portion hints at measures affecting finances and procurement in a maritime context.
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Meyer
Navy Department
Public Service Commissions Seen as Cure for Monopolies
The Baltimore Sun warns that unregulated public service corporations abuse stockholders and defy public authority, urging creation of public service commissions to curb monopolies and protect cities and legislatures from corporate influence.
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Public Service
Public Service Commissions
Baltimore Sun
Minutes of Merriness and Quirky Quotations From 19th Century Clips
A collage of humorous misheard quotes and clipped quips from various papers. Witty exchanges include a sparrow comment on clock tower work and mock wedding gifts. The piece weaves oddball lines about doctors, fortunes, and lunch habits into a playful anthology.
Religious World Notes on Week of Church Services
Weekly church notices list services across churches in town. Brethren, Evangelical Reformed, United Brethren, Lutheran and Catholic congregations report sermons, Sunday schools, and events with ministers including Motter, Kiracoffe, Guas, Woods, Paul, Winters, Dixon, Ege, and Kready. Missionary funds topped $400.
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Churcig of the Brethren
Fabroey
Welty Fahrney
Evangelical Reformed Church
Yas
Jeane M. Motter
Bundey School
United Brethren Church
J. W. Kiracofe
Christian Endeavor
Mins Sue Haugh
Rono
Evangelical Lutheran Church
Id. M. Guas
Aetos
Gowoh Woods
Woodstock
Fr. Woods
Veinity M. E
South
John Paul “Fyter
Norte
Christian Hedeavor Society
H. A. Olesen
Presbyterian Church
Morong
Thomas Ireemen Dixon
Hendrickson
West Second Street
All Suita’ Protestant Episcopal Church
Yenterday
Thompson DP. Ege
Jermalal
Me. Ege
Rom
St. John I
Schloysville
Bri. Ege
Bertha Trail
AC Gace
BR. Lo McLean
Divine Worm
Sal
Tafon
Toostiy
Kready
Walkerville
Methodist Episcopal Church
Clees
Geo. W. Shoemaker
KE. H. Lamar
Cornelia Zimmerman
Sunday School Missionary Society
Meatyrtle Engleman
Woman's College
Milton G. Urner
Unclear OCR Note Seeks Reading of Local Event
Fragmentary OCR text references a ceremony at M E park on Saturday led by Rev E B Lama and mentions Rocky Ridge participants John za Krise and Carrie V. The garbled lines show names, locations, and prices without coherent context.
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Erise
John Za Krise
Carrie V. To
Rocky Ridge
M. E
E. B. Lama
Fire Devours Cumberland City Center Buildings
A morning blaze in Cumberland destroyed the City Hall the Masonic Temple and many other structures in the central business area. The fire began around 9 o clock with unknown origin and was thought to be out of control until Hagerstown was consulted then declared under control. The Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Co. suffered damage to poles and wires.
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Ocedrtas
Cumberland
Ues
Personal notices from Frederick area residents
PURELY PERSONAL. Me. and Mra. B. H. Bennett, East Patrick Street, spent Sunday with friends in Baltimore. Misa Mollie Ramsburg of Williamsport Md. is visiting relatives in Frederick. Mrs. Haller has returned from Williamsport. Mr. and Mrs. C. B. Willard and two children visited Middletown. Mrs. Willard and daughter visit Mrs. Flautt in Norfolk Va. Mr. Mullipiz returned from Philadelphia and New York. George T. Baumgardner moved to 221 South Market Street. Mrs. Blumenauer and Miss Mollie Bartgia travel on business to New York Philadelphia and Baltimore. Miss Eieie Cramer of Walkersville and guests Proctor of Detroit stay at Jefferson. Lester A. Toma left for Saranac Lake for health. Mrs. J. N. Merchant and daughter visit Charlestown, W Va. Mrs. DeGrange of near Adams Town visits her daughter on Monroe Boulevard. Captain Geo B. Frazier leaves to attend funeral of Lieut Trout of Hanover County.
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Mra
B. H. Bennett
East Patrick Street
Baltimore
Misa Mollie Ramsburg
Williamstt
Frederick
Mies Hilsabeth “Haller
Test Third Street
Williamsport
C. B. Willard
West Patrick Street
Middletown
Bennett
South Street
Wm. C. Flautt
Norfolk
L. E. Mullipiz
Philadelphia
New York
South Market Street
Silas Boteler
J. N. Merchant
Charlestown
W. Va
Mra. Ebnnt
W. F. Comphor
Henry
A. DeGrange
Adrnfttown
More Pay or No Coal Dugs Threatens Mine Closures
Cincinnati march 14 more pay or all coal mines tied up is the ultimatum of the mine workers. Thomas J Lewis president of the United Mine Workers warned a strike order could halt hard and soft coal mines. He said 5,000 in strike fund and that 600,000 men and dependent industries would suffer if no wage agreement is reached.
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Cincinnati
Thomas J. Lewis
United Mine Workers of North America
Lewis
Frederick Market Prices from Frederick County Farm Exchange
Quotations corrected March 14, 1910 list commodities and prices: Wheat No 2 Red 1.19. Corn new/barrel 3.40, per bushel 0.65-0.70. Barley 0.65-0.70 per bushel. Hay baled No 1 Timothy 18-19, No 2 Timothy 17-18. No 1 Mixed, No 2 Mixed 16. Clover 16-17. Hay not baled 18-30 per ton. Straw baled Wheat 13. Baled Data 10-22. Flour Winter Wheat 3.75. Spring Cornmeal 3.75. Dairy Feed. Potatoes 0.60-0.60 per bushel. Timothy 4.00-3.36. Clover 9.08-9.08 per bushel.
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Barlay
Timothy
Baltimore Stock Market Prices Corrected at Noon
March 14 1910 Latent sales figures were adjusted to noon today by Motter Bron and Co Bankers and Brokers in Baltimore. The update reflects revised prices across active securities and confirms continued market activity amid steady trading.
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Motter Bron & Co
Wedded in 45 States by German Professor and Wife
Ludwig Lewisohn, German professor and writer born in Berlin, says he has married his wife in every state of the Union except New York. He ties the knot in New Jersey for the forty fifth time with Justice of the Peace Henry Bosset officiating.
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Newark
N. J
Ludwig Lewisohn
Berlin
Union
New York
New Jersey
Henry Bosset
Lewisohn
Banking Service Satisfaction Cited Amid Insolic Concerns
A customer notes dissatisfaction with banking service citing solicited support and courtesy issues. The record highlights concerns about response quality and overall satisfaction with assistance received.
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