Penrose dictates terms to Philadelphia transit leaders
The Philadelphia Rapid Transit Company faces Broad terms after Senator Penrose pressures directors. He warned of a receiver, threatened legislation and vowed to smash the company if terms were not accepted. Officials yielded by 10 o'clock, securing Penrose’s demands despite striker opposition.
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United States
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Philadelphia
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Rapid Transit Company
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Pivotal Fight Over Cannonism Sparks State Reverberations
The Baltimore American notes fierce debate in the legislature over Cannonism and its alleged abuses. It lauds insurgents Kronmiller and Fae for resisting machinations and tyranny, contrasting regional support for Speaker Cannon with calls for reform and resistance to centralized control.
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Baltimore Sun
Fragmented Humor Notes From The Merriness Minutes
A chunk of humorous quotes and snippets from a 19th or early 20th century paper, listing witty exchanges about Old Home Week, voting rights, poetry requests, and a publisher seeking a title. It reads as a collage of comic lines from various papers, with local color and assorted personalities.
Little Old Fredericks Good Enough For Me
A humorous verse by Duana V Mort from Frederick in 1910 muses on travel across the United States and distant lands. It playfully lists cities from Philadelphia to Chicago and San Francisco and ends with a nod to Paris and Tunis while praising Frederick as a modest travel ideal.
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Philadelphia
Ohio Valley
Washington
Frederick
Chicago
Bed
Railroad Union
San Pracisco
Chinatown
Departure of Rev. Paul Tyler Prompts Frederick Ministerial Tribute
Frederick City Ministerial Association expresses deep regret at Rev. Paul Tyler’s four years in the community. They commend his pastoral faithfulness and civic righteousness, noting his leadership as president and his warm fellowship. They wish him prosperity and spiritual reward in his future ministry.
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Sohn Paul Tyler
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Frederick City
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Reaper
Maryland Beekeeping Bills Seek State Inspector Role
Mr Jesson of Garrett county introduces two bills to incorporate the Maryland State Beekeepers Association and to create an inspector of apiaries with power to visit apiaries, detect foul brood diseases, and burn infected colonies if needed. An annual $500 appropriation funds the work, with the state entomologist later becoming the state bee inspector and appointing assistants. Beekeepers raising queens must have their apiaries inspected at least twice yearly.
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Jesson
Garrett County
Maryland
Bres
Loo
The Land of Nod comes to the Cite Opera House Friday
A grand musical comedy and extravaganza titled The Land of Nod will light the Cite Opera House stage on Friday night. The production features a large company of comedians dancers and chorus with lavish costumes and effects. The show includes familiar creations like The Man in the Moon Welsh Rarebit and King and Queen of Hearts and promises lively music and clever fairyland scenes led by Knox Wilson Ell McNeil and Anna McNabb.
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Cite Opera House
Avenery
Land of Nod
New York
Knox Wilson
Ell McNeil
Anna McNabb
Entertainment Shop comic opera at Free Night School
The Entertainment Shop, a comic opera by Free Night School scholars directed by Miss Sadie Baught, will be in Junior Hall on March 23 and 24 at 530. The program features The Yama Yama Man by Miss Irene Rpright and chorus and a reading by Miss McDaniel. Admission is 10 cents. cakes and candies will be sold. Proceeds aid the Night School for working boys and girls. Sixty scholars are enrolled. reading writing arithmetic and spelling taught. venue East Church street High School building.
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Freeight School
Sadie Baught
Irene Rpright
McDaniel
Reassessment Bill Debated by State Senate Committees
The state senate examined general reassessment law and amendments. Senators Milbourne and Moore removed Somerset and Worcester counties from the new scheme amid cost concerns. Somerset saw taxables rise over 36 percent and Worcester over 50 percent. County commissioners argued extra pay of 35 dollars per day was excessive. three commissioners would earn 15 dollars daily. Amendments proposed to adjust pay scales and county thresholds. Further debate was postponed to the afternoon.
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Funerals and Play Preview At Frederick
Funeral notices for Adolph Hahn William B Davis and Lucy Reich summarize services at East Patrick Street East Second Street and South Market Street with Mt Olivet cemetery interments. Carty directed these services. Company A announces box sales for Easter Monday's Red Cross Nurse play at City Opera House with strong community patronage and post show gatherings to Thurmont Middletown and Jefferson.
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East Patrick Street
Father Kuhhmnan
Gettysburg
John Wisner
Peter, Seeger
Lewis W. Mehrling
Edwin Freed
Irving Beallood
Wiliam B Davis
East Second Street
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Jacob Rosenstock
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F. B. Sappington
Henry R. Lampe
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Red Cross
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Soldier Company
Howe
Frederick
Thurmont
Middletown
Jefferson
Senate approves bills on school land and local bonds
The State Senate last night passed bills authorizing a local option territory at Atongreek School in Frederick County, issuing improvement bonds for Bravewick, and chartering the Middletown Savings Bank.
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Atongreek
Frederick County
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Middletown
Frederick Market Prices March 1910 Quotations
Frederick County Farmers Exchange publishes corrected quotations for March 22 1910 covering Nod Red corn ear corn barley timothy mixed clover hay not baled straw data wheat flour cornmeal buckwheat mill feed bran middlings and red dog with prices per bushel per ton and per hundredweight across multiple grades and forms.
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Belle of New York May Play Frederick Benefit
Baltimore reports March 29 1910 stock prices. Paint and Powder Club of Baltimore plans a Frederick charity performance April 4 for City Hospital. Bucklewa Arnica Balm advertised for burns and sores with instant relief at Pearce's Modern Pharmacy.
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City Hospital
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