End of Strike Near as Philly Talks Peace
Negotiations between the Ranld Track company and striking carmen proceed amiably in Philadelphia. It is expected workers return Monday morning. Leaders, Mayor Reyburn, and Greenawalt push for a local settlement avoiding a state-wide walkout, with talks addressing reinstatement and discipline for disputed conduct.
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Ranld Track Company
Reyburn
Greenawalt
State Federation of Labor
Carmen
Pennsylvania
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McNichol
Recorder Ware
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Scores Hurt in Fire Panic at Waverly Place and Mercer
Factory employees fled burning ten story building in New York. More than 500 workers were present. many leapt from windows or were crushed on stairs as smoke and flames spread. Several injured, at least one girl fatally, firemen pulled others to safety via ladders and fire escapes.
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New York
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Letters on Frederick road policy and state funding controversy
A Woodthorn district correspondent criticizes Frederick County Commissioners for delaying road construction and refusing Shoemaker Road funding. The letter argues for a no-cost county road with state maintenance, defends Frederick as progressive, and notes residents moving to nearby counties to push improvements.
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Tay News
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Frederick County
Frederick
Macy
Carroll
Montgomery
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Teachers Institute and City Opera House Show Highlights
A royal Teachers Institute met at the Girls High School on E Church street with about 50 teachers, presided by Prof. Charles H Rommsburg. The program included remarks by Prof John T White and Miss Irene Enright, plus a performance of The Joy Rider at the City Opera House featuring George Sidney and a strong chorus. audience reception was enthusiastic.
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Charles H. Ronmsburgh
Fenton Norris
Teeftaion
Irene Enright
Joy Rider
George Sidney
City Opera House
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Mr. Sidney
Letser Lighta
Dick Hume
Frank Milton
Ae Ebb Toothe
Hudson Fredbgra
Monte Coleman
North Pole
Frank
Milton
DeLong Sisters
Open-air and church services by Frederick Corps A B A
Open air services will be held this evening at Market and Patrick and tomorrow in the city's north. Sunday school runs at 3:00 and 11:00 a m for colored and white children. Evening service at 7 45 will feature the adjutant, Cadet Savenay, and anticipated appearances by Robert Downing and Gen Duffin. A rummage sale and a University Extension Society lecture follow with Barbary States as the Mayday topic and course tickets valid for next season.
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Storm
Savenay
Evanaelist
Robert Downing
University Extension Society
J Gsven
College Hall
Hong
North Africa
Algeria
Tunis
Tripoli
Morocco
How Good News Spreade
Cam, 70 years old, travels widely and praises Electric Rittera for health benefits. The testimonial claims cures for stomach, kidneys, bowels, liver, nerves, and blood, boosting strength and vitality. Marketed by Tolxon of Elizabethtown through Motern Pharmacy.
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Tolxon
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Rittera
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One Legged Man Arrested for Drunken Begging
Albert Weatmoreland, a one legged Kentuckian, was arrested by Constable Carter for drunken begging on the streets. He appeared before Justice J. Franc Smith and was fined five dollars, or jail. Two others were charged with disorderly conduct, including Tenriya Watkins, colored, who was fined five dollars or thirty days in jail.
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Carter
J. Franc
Smith
Spich
Tenriya Watkins
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Shew
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Barkers Fail to Show. Maryland School Claims Forfeit
The Maryland School reports Barkers failed to appear for a basketball game against M8. D. last night. The Maryland team was ready to play, and according to the rules, the game is awarded as a forfeit to Maryland School.
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Maryland
Barkers
M8. D
Mary~land School
Deta
Market Gossip on Prices and Spring Preparations
A lively market note lists prices across meats, dairy, produce, and goods. It notes hogs, pork, and poultry prices, fruit and vegetable ranges, fish, seafood, and common household items. Farmers are plowing and preparing fields for spring, spreading fertilizer to boost crops.
Naturalized in U S for Kesster and Keester
Samuel Kesster and Morrla Keester of this city were naturalized by Judge John C. Motter this morning. They were born in Feodorovia Russia and petitioned to be naturalized June 14 1909. They renounced allegiance to Nicholas II and swore allegiance to the United States. William 3 Ragsdale U S Naturalization Examiner of Pittsburgh Pa conducted the examination for the government. Albert S. Brown was the attorney in the case.
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Morrla Keester
John C. Motter
Feodorovia
Russia
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United States
Ragsdale
Naturalization Examiner
Pittsburg
Albert
Brown
Local residents report ill and improving health
Mrs Horale Waters of South Market Street has been very sick but is improving. Mr Edward Lancaster of East Fourth Street is improving after a period of illness. Charles Gonso suffered a slight stroke at the home of Frank Suman on South Market Street yesterday.
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South Market Street
Edward Lancaster
East Fourth Street
Charles Gonso
Frank Suman
Tragedy As Driver Crushed Under Moving Truck
In Wilkes Barre Pennsylvania on March 19 a man named James Alligar a chauffeur was fatally crushed when he was thrown beneath a Tarsauté Mobile used for hauling cot while attempting to climb aboard as the vehicle was in motion.
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N. C
Walter Morrison
North Carolinna Naw
Morrison
Wilken-Barre
Marca
Wate
James Alligar
Pert Supgeation at New Orleans Pleayohe
Fragmented passage discusses regrets over attendance and a critique of hiring a broads fine finishing, set in New Orleans context with unclear quotes and names. The readable text hints at social commentary or editorial tone from a newspaper page segment.
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Boastem
Edme College
New Orleans
Fragmentary ad text mirrors old classifieds tangle
Fragmented OCR style advert fragment mentions a mall purchase and a niece. scant readable items include prices and locations but most words are garbled. The piece resembles a stray notice from a period newspaper classified section with unclear details and incomplete phrases.
Literary Societies Debates Mark March Meetings
The Juvenile Literary Society held a regular March meeting with recitations, readings, and debates including topics on death penalty and poetic selections. The Clover Leaf Literary Society followed with similar program items and a decisive affirmative in its debate on postal savings banks.
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Moleworths Team Triumphs in Exhibition Game in Birmingham
In Birmingham Alabama this week the local baseball club, managed by Catton Moleaworth of Frederick, defeated the Philadelphia Athleticn by a wide margin. Moleaworth played center field, making a notable long fly catch, a feature of the game.
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Catton Moleaworth
Frederick
Walloping
Philadelphia Athleticn
Renta of Star
Moleaworth
Marriage License Issued in Baltimore Yesterday
A marriage license was issued in Baltimore yesterday for Walter J. Rider of Kemitsborg and Richard J. Bentel of Philadelphia Pa.
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Walter J. Rider
Kemitsborg
Uichard J. Bentel
Philadelphia
Root Juice Scientist May Come Here
Fort Wayne readers express strong interest in a health remedy called Root Juice. The doctor’s proposed demonstration would address stomach, bowel, liver, and kidney issues, with many claiming relief from indigestion constipation and related ailments. Local supporters urge the scientist to visit or arrange with a druggist for a demonstration to prove its alleged cures.
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Ind
Ita Remady
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