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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
May 07, 1910
Page
4
A garbled summary notes an alderman bribery scandal and a tense debate over Taft era policies. It mentions populist shifts, party realignments, and warnings about reform, unity, and moral concerns amid a shaky political landscape.
An unclear obituary fragment recalls a popular public figure known worldwide for extensive travels and public appeal. The text hints at early manhood impressions and lasting influence on hearts, with references to wit and intelligence affecting public perception despite limited powers.
The passage presents a fragmented reminiscence about the Prince of Wales, suggesting he may prove to be tactful and kindly, alongside a note of the world’s growth and learning. The text remains unclear though hints at leadership potential and benevolence.
The Baltimore Star and Baltimore News comment on Warden Wey and the Penitentiary reform praise, while Cumberland’s switch to commission government sparks debate. Editors argue Wey’s leadership boosted the institution’s standing and state reputation. Cumberland’s experiment aims to hold leaders accountable by shifting responsibility away from a single mayor.
A collage of quotes and quips from sources like the New York Sun Universalist Leader and Washington Star. The items reference domestic life engagement talk streetcar company mysteries and humorous remarks from readers and magazines. The partial snippets hint at society chatter and public anecdotes without a cohesive narrative.
Clipped paragraphs from multiple papers publishings entertain debates on Roosevelt and Bryan pairing for Indiana speeches. Cannon defends flag, Hearst seeks openings to public attention. Boston transcript notes immigration continues despite inflation concerns as newcomers exploit available resources.
A fragmented poem reflecting seasons and moods with references to winds, lovers, and nature. The text includes garbled lines and stray phrases, mentioning May poems and youthful play while noting the era around 1910 and an advertising intrusion.
An analysis of tree heights and measurement challenges cites examples from Kew Gardens Syon Park and Marble Hill. It notes tallest cedars and walnuts reach around 100 feet, with giants like Wellingtonias exceeding 100 feet and California redwoods much higher under growth pressure.
Death notices report the passing of Murter Butt ee, a 50-year-old brakeman, at his father's New York Hill home after paralysis. He leaves a widow Carrie Wentzell and a young son. Funeral was in Martinsburg with Red Men and Trainmen delegations. Also, Amelia Schley Markell, 77, dies at South Market Street from general debility. funeral Monday at 2 pm with Mt. Olivet cemetery interment. A parable about Victor Hugo's barber and a note on frost damage to vegetables closes the item.
An old warning against mercurial catarrh remedies advises against ointments containing mercury. The text promotes Hall's Catarrh Cure from F. J. Cheney Co Toledo Ohio and mentions internal use to affect the blood and mucus surfaces, urging prescriptions from reputable physicians.
Social happenings include an anniversary celebration and a private dance at Braddock Heights with about twenty five couples attending. Guests labeled as Nicoll, Rice, and Montgomery are mentioned among attendees, along with a birthday party for Miss Matiel Montgomery hosted at her home with gifts and refreshments.
The funeral for Annie B Geers, colored, was held yesterday at 2 from her son Thomas Grose’s home at 11 West Sixth Street. Rev J Valentine conducted services. Pallbearers included Geo W Lowell Lowen Leakine John J Murdock and Henry Mayers. Interment at Greenmount cemetery with Thomas P Irica funeral director.
A damaged report describes a window display incident at a store in New York. The proprietor, named Derrybangh, faces a request for a photograph of the display while a passerby or observer comments on the scene. The text is garbled with unclear names and actions.
The court discharged Smionel Lee accused of carrying concealed weapons after the evidentiary hearing. Rend S. Thay appeared for the accused as the case progressed under writs corpus.
The Chippewan Red Men plan to attend a Sunday service at the Methodist Episcopal church. The tribe will gather at 11 o'clock and proceed to the church for a sermon by Reverend Bo Tani appropriate to the occasion.
The May term of the circuit court will convene Monday morning in the no jury term. The docket lists 45 originals, 101 trials, 20 appeals and 31 criminal cases.
Corrected May 7 1910 the list shows grain and feed prices including Wheat No 2 Red at 1.04 Ear Corn 3.40 per bushel hay Timothy No 1 18 18 to 19 No 2 17 to 18 Clover 10 to 17 per ton straw baled Wheat 10 to 13 per bushel buckwheat 1 26 per Ib potatoes 40 to 45 per bushel feed stuffs including bran 25 60 per cwt denoted per sack costs for cotton seed meals and other feeds listed with unit prices for various grades and types through the Frederick County Farmers Exchange.
New York May 7 1910 Erie Railroad firemen reach a wage agreement with the company. The accord provides about a 6 percent average increase for men on lighter engine types and larger increases for heavier engine crews reflecting work difficulty.
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