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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Mar 26, 1910
Page
4
A speech at a New York banquet argues against war profit motives and political ambition fueling conflicts. It warns of war dangers in the Far East tied to commercial gains by money seekers and urges stronger international arbitration to avert global bloodshed.
Maryland editorial views urge Governor Crothers to oppose repudiation by his party and insist on honoring every pledge to the people. The Baltimore Sun argues party unity and trust hinge on keeping promises, with broad Democratic support backing a forceful stance.
A fragmented comic exchange mocks indecision over choices from a Kuff or Cochin to a Plymouth Rock degiza and a chantecler bat. A hero warns the villain about harming a lady, while a playful conversation about novelties and overworked minds ricochets through jokes from Cleveland Leader and Chicago Tribune.
The article reports on a Pittsburgh corruption scandal where funds totaling about 102000 were allegedly used to influence council votes. It cites investigations at Albany and Pittsburgh, naming figures and the impact on public trust, praising DA Blakely for the exposure and stressing the need for reform to protect the city’s welfare.
A poem invoking Mary the Madonna, focusing on motherhood, sorrow, and spiritual solace. It laments pity for shadow children while praising maternal care and the divine blessing of motherhood despite anguish and loss. The speaker vests in sacred imagery, urging compassion for the unseen vulnerable.
Local religious notices list sermons and services across multiple churches for tomorrow including Schieyaville Mission Washington Cottage Braddock Heights Bible Class and others with service times from early morning to evening. Confirmation and evangelistic events noted. revival at Yellow Springs and Easter programs planned at Grace Church and surrounding congregations.
Hymeneal notices list Horace Cuteail of this city and Indo Houtty daughter of Me and Mea as to be married in Washington this afternoon. Bridy has served seven years as warden at Montegue Hospital. groom a carpenter with Lloyd C. Culler. They will reside at 227 South Market Street after returning home. Nusbaum and Harris wed at Walkeravilla with Rev. A H McBintey. Willard and Gittings married at Burkittaville with Rev. Charles M. Sauth.
Courtesy of the Maryland School for the Deaf an egg rolling on the lawn Monday afternoon from 2 to 4 for children ages 2 to 15. Smaller children to be assisted by an older person. If weather is inclement the event will be canceled. Mina Ritchie in charge. Miss Millio Wurthan and Mrs. S. D. Reindler noted as sick. Mr William T. Storm, bank vice president, back at home after illness. Mr Andrew Messing Jr. injured left thumb with a butcher knife Thursday.
The social world notes birthdays and gatherings at Canter Street with about fifty guests and a post birthday shower for E Cramer Sr. Easter assembly preparations at Filthie's school, dancing set for March 20 in Junior Hall. Mr and Mrs Geoge T Phebus host sheriffs and families for a supper. Boys’ meeting at the Y M C A with Rev E H Lamar speaking. Brunswick High reorganizes with officers Fogle Kaetzel Fellers and hopes for strong team ties with county high schools.
Lee Ganley of Boyds Montgomery county was indicted yesterday on arson charges for allegedly setting fire to the residence of Reuben Day on the night of December 1. The house burned and Ganley was later released on a $5,000 bond.
Quotations from the Frederick County Farm Exchange corrected March 16 1910 list Wheat No 2 Red 1.16 Ear Corn 3.40 per bushel Rye 5c to 70c per bushel Oats 1Sc to 10c per bushel Barley 60c to 70c per bushel Hay No 1 Timothy 18.00 to 19.00 No 2 Timothy 17.00 to 18.00 No 1 Mixed 17.00 to 18.00 No 2 Mixed 16.00 to 17.00 Clover 14.00 to 17.00 Hay Not Baled 13.00 to 20.00 per ton Straw Haled Wheat 10.00 to 13.00 Baled Oats 10.00 to 12.00 Winter Wheat 6.25 to 8.75 Spring Wheat 6.00 to 6.60 Cornmeal 1.75 to 1.85 per 100 lbs Buckwheat 2.5c to 4c per lb Food Bran 28.00 per ton Middlings 20.00 per ton Red Dog 2.36 to 2.45 per sack Dairy Feeds 27.00 per ton Cotton Seed Meal 36 to 36 per ton
The annual Easter hall under the Juniot Fire Company will be held in Junior Hall on Monday night. The Frederick Select Orchestra will furnish the music. Mr. Casper Cling has purchased a Chalmers Detroit Forty seven passenger touring car of the 1910 pattern. Mr. John S Rameburg has purchased a Buick touring car.
The commissions of Henry J C Hagan Carlton J Stall and P To biee Kubo as members of the board of supervi a e elections at Frederick by city have been received at ter clerk s office.
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