Local Opinion Hints on Toleration and Legislature Role
The Baltimore Star and Baltimore News discuss religious toleration amid political shifts. Former Governor Warfield may seek re election, while critics urge the Legislature to focus on core state matters rather than petty, home affairs and minor questions.
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Warfield
Mrades
Sinester Freak Brown Maya Be May
Enor
Satchi
Epring
Baltimore Star
Avila
Ragnapolia
Baltimore
Moments of Merriness Remnants from City Papers
A collage of quips and jokes from various newspapers featuring witty exchanges. Dialogues poke fun at marriage, money, and daily life with playful misprints and character banter reflecting early 20th century humor in Chicago Houston Detroit Cleveland and Boston papers.
Arbitration as Path to Industrial Peace in Rail Dispute
The piece praises mediation by officials from the Interstate Commerce Commission and the Department of Labor as a practical, non coercive method to resolve the Western railways strike threat. It cites the Canadian model, noting three years of success in banning public utility strikes and forging mutual understanding between unions and employers through impartial inquiry and public opinion. It argues both sides benefit from expert investigation and pre dispute consultation to preserve public convenience.
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Medea Lion
Philatelpha. Ledger
Koupp
Interstate Commerce Commission
Noll
Teau of
Western Railways
Lrdin
Interstate Commission
Commissioner of Labor
Fither
Dominion
Roments With the Mule Fair and Warmer
Poem style fragment celebrating spring warmth and awakening nature. Vague imagery of mornings blue skies and danced moods, with references to May dreams and intimate longing. Concluding lines hint at love and remembrance beneath symbolic gates and tomb themes.
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Sibter Biule
Getes
Rone Tokins
Cnown
Religious Services Announced With Local Preachers
Several churches in Washington announce Sunday and Holy Week services. Rev John Vallieres preaches. Rabteroe Mission and Braddock Avenue Bible Classes hold sessions tomorrow. Luther Kuhlman of Gettysburg leads Lutheran services. St John’s and other churches schedule mass, Sunday school, and special music. Palm Sunday observances, parochial events, and Epworth League programs listed for multiple congregations.
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John Vall Iester
Braddock Aféightn Bible Clees
Washington
Church of the Brethren
Suynday School
Mvangeligal Lutheran Church
Luther Kuhlman
Gettyeburg
Saints
Protestant Episcopal
J. W. Kiracofe
Christian Endeavor
Albare
Trinity M. E Church
South
John Paul Tyter
St. John's Church
W. J. Wane
A.J Conlon
Evangelical Reformed Church
Bi. R. Kachbach
Methodist Episcopal Church
Iam Norrow
Geo
W. Khomaker
Roy
A. Lamar
Aumon
Veryview
Epworth League
Ida Sehell
Harry Rolve Shelly
Jerusalem
Henry Parker
William Rees
Grave Reformed Church
EB. L ideLean
Baptist
Alanxo D. Winters
Misa Elinor Markey
Boy's Brigade
Capt. Markey
Junior Christian Endeavor Society
Mission 3
Misa Mamie Akers
John Roach Strato
Baltimom
Battle Royal in the House Kept, Fight Ended in Dispute
Special dispatch reports ongoing in Washington as the battle between regulars and the resurgence faction continues in the House. The talk of compromise has ended and the fight will proceed with no halt in proceedings.
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Stes
Finteh
TaNewe
Wanamaron
D. C
Maiteh
House of Representatives
Diehl Memorial Prompts SPA to Erect Drinking Fountain
A large meeting of the Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals elected officers led by President Justice C. H. Keckstein. They planned to boost efficiency and enforce animal protection laws, with a project to erect a drinking fountain in memory of Miss Marie Diehl. The next gathering is set for Friday April 1 at 1 30 p.m. in the Board of Aldermen office.
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Sovciety For Prevention
C. H. Keckstein
Marie Diehl
Board of Aldermen
Orioles Open Season With Exhibition April Fourth
Coronel Lt. Austin Baughman of the Frederick YMCA baseball team told the News by phone from the Rennett Hotel in Baltimore that he arranged with Orioles President Jack Dunn to open the season Monday April 4 in Baltimore. Before league play in the Eastern League the Orioles will host several exhibition games with independent clubs to draw Frederick fans and gauge the club’s strength. Weather permitting, the home opener will start the opening week, with Baughman noting talks with players who may join to bolster the roster.
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Jack Dunn
Orioles
Coronel
Austin Baughman
Frederick Y. M.C. A
Rennett Hotel
Baltimore
Baltimore Orioles
Baughman
Rederick
Frederick Marnet Prices Quotations March 1 1910
Frederick Marnet prices quotations from County Farmers' Exchange list a range of farm commodities and products. Wheat No 2 Red dollars per bushel Corn oats rye barley hay flour mill foods and feed items plus seeds and potatoes with varied price bands across grades and ton or bushel measures.
Baltimore Stocks and Utilities Market Report March 11 1910
Prices for real estate, cotton duck, and railroad bonds corrected to noon by Motter Broe & Co and others. Notable items include Seaboard Air Line 10-year and common stock, United Ry company figures, Western Maryland, and Seaboard Company shares. Public notices urge readers to buy sell hire and seek positions via The Newark advertisement.
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Motter Broe & Co
Ip.m
A.C. L. Cone
Owen
Pss
Ccseenserers
Corgi de Albaae
Seaboard Air Line
Seaboard Company
United Ryan, Cone
United Rya
Western Maryland
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Howard
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Carters
Chesapeake & Potomac
Rae
Frederick
Frederet
Aturday
Iin
Sat
Brasil
William J
Waldeck
Corfusion
New Yorker
F. Hopkinson
Eyerbaly
Hopkinson Smith
Gincer
Me. Smith
Homer Martin
Lettist
Martin
Eve
Dew Mary Hsad
Lee Creere
Ange Onan
Mackin
Washington Star
Shortleigh
Chicago News
Bob
Cleveland
Wille
Tommy
Ming
Boston Transcript
THE
Roments
Tre Bayrevowe Baan
Europe
Boston
Diehl
Society For Prevention of Cruelty
Frederick Marnet Prices
County Farmers’ Exchange
Newa
West Saventh Street
Mitklyt
Cranmer
Thurmont
Waters
Dabrick Street
Mall
Maxiera
Upt
Nt Ne To Chan
T. ‘Oumg
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Posutanca
Callon Eugene
York Stocks
Hal Balto
Ohio
Brooklyn
Deaver & R.G
Wales
Mo. K
Norfolk
Asco
Oan
Amer
Smelter
Aig Bey
Pe &i Iton
Rik
St Isa
Sloss Shef
Bo U. B. Steel Pt
Biedhans
New York
Baltimore Stock Market
Central National Bank
Court House
Central Nationats. Bank
TAR News
Deuige County National Bank
Frederick, MD
Arital
Burplus
Profith
Motter Bros. & 9
Motter Brothers
Central National Bank Building
Edwin A. Ruper
Edwin A. Roper
West Patrick Street
Herp Wen
Jesse
Archie Onie
Fredery Peat
Marlvdét
Bayk, Parmems
MECHA
National Bank
Gurplub
Charlee B. ‘Trait
James . Harris
Albert Gilson
Business World
Farmers & Mechanics’ National Bank
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Weat
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T Stes
Nobbie
North Market Street
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the News
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East Patrick Street
Adelaide
Doel
Meir Goode
Saratoga Street
Predgrice, MD
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