Public utilities oversight gains support in Maryland debate
The piece argues for a Maryland public utilities commission as advocated by both parties. It cites platform pledges, notes corporations’ favorable views toward regulation, and highlights praise for New York Central President Brown and other boards for constructive oversight.
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Maryland
Public-Utilities Commission
Public-Utilities Commissions
Ymodpurs Roqnday
Brown
New York Central Railway
Public Commission
New York
Masschusetts Board
Maryland Legislature Faces Uneventful Session Ends
A Baltimore American editorial notes Maryland's legislature nearing the end of an unremarkable term. The Baltimore Sun reports on Gan Company's public metering issues and broader oddities in state politics. The Baltimore News references the comet and a welcome for Colonel Hocessete to New York.
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Maryland
Baltimore
Hocessete
New York
Fragmented Quotations From Genteel Life In Early Papers
A collage of humorous and satirical excerpts from 19th century papers includes social quips about wealth and unrest, a walker named Weaton racing ahead, soup kitchen talk, an ironical Parisian touch, and a failed engagement linked to an accident, reflecting period wit and class commentary.
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Hiram
Weaton
Libby
Cleveland Plain Sealer
The Voice of the Press on Civilization and War
The passage debates whether a country is governed by civilized people or savages and reflects on enlightenment, leadership, and national strength. It cites the influence of rulers and the Appin Way era, noting church and state roles in shaping society and the cost of public works and housing.
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Lauiaylle
Thoma
Jaye Hisses
The Awakening Moments With The Muse
A lyrical poem recounts a long wait for love as the speaker recalls seasons passing unseen. The narrator describes a pale glow of beauty and a transformative moment when love awakens, ending in a powerful, undeniable connection that changes perception.
Residents debate railroad franchise threat to Woman's College
A Frederick letter writer urges caution as the B&O railroad seeks a franchise route through Fourth Street near Groff Park. He asserts the Woman's College opposes the move, fearing loss of property value and hindrance to expansion, while trumpeting the college’s civic benefits and urging prudent city decisions.
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Fourth Street
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Ott
Groff Park
College
James Mifflin
Hood Endowment Fund
Board of Aldermen
Theo
Frederick
Rait
Woman’s College
Frederich
Josern
The Joy Riders at City Opera House Friday
George Sidney returns with The Joy Rider a new musical satire at the City Opera House on Friday March 18. The show features a kaleidoscopic cast with new scenery and costumes and a fast moving program of dances songs and parodies highly praised for its lively vigor and amusement.
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George Sidney
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City Opera House
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Cnet
Franklin Savings Buhk Moves to Northy Market Site
The Franklin Savings Buhk relocates from a temporary marina to the haideamne site on Northy Market street, filling the old building area.
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Franklin Savings Buhk
Smarina
Haideamne Paar
Market Street
Egypt Lecture Highlights Nile's Rich History and People
Dr. Edgar J. Banks delivered the fifth University Excession lecture at the Woman's College on The Orient of Today focusing on Egypt. He traced its geography, dynastic history, diverse population, and sites from Alexandria to Philae, ending with pyramids and the Sphinx, then noted an upcoming talk on The Barbary States. Maryland School basketball beats Beavers 28 to 14 to stay atop City League. Charles T. Young sold 227 East Second Street to Frederick A. Ordeman in private terms.
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Egypt
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Suez Canal
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Maryland
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Zeigler
Bente
Kubjiaks
AL Hendickson
A Moyle
Brown
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E. Benta
Foxwell
Dbenvera
MD. School
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Bentz
Hendrickson
H. Creager
Charles TK. Young
Dobn N Chiro
East Second Street
Frederick A. Ordeman
Frederick Market Prices Quotation from Frederick County Farmers Exchange
Market prices list for Frederick County items corrected March 15 1910. Wheat No 2 Red 1719 Corn New Ear 3.40 per bushel oats 65c to 70c per bushel barley 60c to 10c per bushel hay baled No 1 Timothy 18 to 19 hay No 2 Timothy 17 to 18 hay No 1 Mixed 17 to 18 hay No 2 Mixed 16 to 17 clover 16 to 17 hay not baled 18 to 20 per ton straw baled wheat 20 to 12 per bale data 10 to 12 flour winter wheat 6.25 to 0.75 spring wheat 6.00 to 6.60 cornmeal 1.76 to 1.85 106 lb measure sugar beet 31 30 to 32 per lb mill fee brand 28 per ton middlings 20 per red dog 2.35 to 2.5 per sack dairy feeds 27 per ton cotton seed meal 35 to 36 ton potatoes 80c to 6c per bushel timothy 2.00 per bushel Mtovor 2.50 to 8 par brake? skin sufferers prescription D D D 252 bottle trial to stop itch J A Williamson North Market Street.
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Mtovor
SAAO
Sun in the Hay Field portrait at Corcoran Gallery
Baltimore exhibitors note Frank Neipold's landscape Sun in the Hay Field on display at the Corcoran Gallery of Art Washington DC last week. The ad promotes De Kings New Life Pills at Pearre's Modern Pharmacy as a remedy for stomach and liver troubles.
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Society of Washington Art Inte
Washington, D. C
Hay Field
Frank Neipold
John W. Neipold
Oliver
de King
Bert
Pearre
Capital Bank Promises Progressive Service and Security
Capital Bank declares ample capital and a conservative policy while offering modern facilities for prompt transactions, ample vault space, and safekeeping of money, notes, insurance policies, and valuable papers. President Caerico B. Trail, Vice President H. Harrie, and Cashier Albert Gilson pledge courteous, satisfactory service to customers.
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Nme H. Harrie
Albert Gilson
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