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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Mar 18, 1910
Page
5
On November first 1490 the bank increased interest to four percent on all listed street bearing deposits with funds remaining under the original contract terms. Officers listed include Baker President and Vice Presidents Zimmerman Duvall and Conner with other names noted in the notice.
Fragmentary note lists a string of businesses and venues including a city opera house, a vaudeville house, dress goods, millinery, ladies' shoes, and several banks. Mentions a block party and a rink with partial company names, but no clear event or date.
Short briefs report a horse death from colic on North Market street, a water main leak near Judge Phreeger’s property, and a 2 inch pipe upgrade from the main on Weg Second street. Also note a dog named Schley nearly hanged by a fence mishap and a planning mill mishap injuring Mr. Bennett. A parish dance and civic groups post announcements and street cleaning progress.
Fragmented OCR text shows garbled references to rail and rate issues. Readable parts mention low rates and Pacific connections, suggesting a focus on railway pricing. No clear event, date, or named entities beyond generic terms.
A six man inspection team from the Northern Central Railway, led by General Superintendent Cargon, declared Frederick's passenger and freight facilities among the worst they had seen. They urged faster upgrades to attract Frederick’s growing business, with plans to start improvements at several sites.
An evening recital in College Hall featured Edwin M. Skonert, piano, and Earl J. Prouta, violin, both from New York. The program showcased Verdian quartette from Rigoletto, Liszt, McDowell to Wild Rose, Ave Maria Schubert Wilhelm, Mendelssohn Song Without Words Op. 42, all performed with notable technique and expressiveness. The audience showed marked appreciation, and the event ended with general regret at its close.
The town council approves a force of twenty armed men to curb student rioting and demonstrations. A Monday street clash caused injuries but no police intervention. A Y M C A banquet followed the Daud Goliath event with fifty three boys attending and enjoying the gathering.
Frederick resident Mr Richard Trumbull, longtime associate of the Frederick Gas and Electric Company office, is transferred to Meridian Mississippi and will depart tomorrow. He has made many friends in Frederick, who regret his departure.
A summary notice from the University of Tennessee outlines a Summer School program at Pennsylvanians University with a lecture by Su San Lir es on polynomial work in primary schools. The event includes a model demonstration of reform methods and aims to adapt rotors for classroom use.
The county outlines a plan to adapt teacher work for elementary actout classes with rural and general teachers in mind. Maryland leaders praise progress and highlight supervision as a pioneering effort in the United States with Ava Mary as a noted leader.
Mrs. Jayinis Burner suffered a skull fracture after a wagon upset near Wallrreville Wednesday while en route to a Dayton wagon. She was dragged a distance, treated by Drs. Long Nusbaum and Nicodemus, and operated on to remove depressed skull bone.
A Crawford County man settled a claim against the State Railroad Company for a refund of 20 andia after pursuing the matter through regular channels. The company paid the money, and the postage required for the correspondence exceeded the claim.
The C. G. & Wet Ry Co directors meet in Greencastle and vote to extend the line from Chambersburg to Hed Bridge and begin extending the Ven-Mar road to the Blue Ridge Bupeal section.
Local ad notes Easter gaskets and basket filling service from McCarpena’s on Market Street. Mentions chocolates and special Friday Saturday sale at the shop. Promotes Easter candy, chocolate treats, and a block party with an Diamond Rink event tomorrow afternoon offering a prize to the winner.
A long dwelling on Record Street linked to Fredericksburg history is being demolished. Built 118 years ago, the house served as the former Rectory of All Saints Parish and hosted renowned Maryland lawyers including William Ritchie and Rev Dr John Johns. Subsequent owners and tenants included Dr. William Tyler and Prof Samuel Tyler as well as William J. Rose’s family, with later occupants Benjamin Reich John Newman and Richard P Rogers.
A Frederick store highlights delicate laces and embroidered fashion items in white and black. It offers Net gowns, jabots, collars, Irish and Venetian threads, and Dutch lace collars. A children line in fine fabrics, new linens, and linens for ladies and misses arrives. Also showcased are machine nets for curtains and draperies with new embroidery along with additional lace designs.
A chaotic mix of promised wax records for Columbia and Edigon phonographs, brass goods from New York shops, photo post cards, furniture price cuts, and a church concert listing. Local prices rise for pork and sausage at Frederick butchers. Also mentions a free night school fundraiser at Junior Hall and circulating ads from Scoll Bros in Frederick County.
An ad page lists discounts on suits from seven to fifteen dollars, mentioning stock of about 30 black outfits for young men, various prices for oxford shoes, and a tailors shop. It also advertises theater showings, skating events, chocolates, phonographs, and Easter merchandise with contact and location notes.
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