Deeds of Heroism Honor Carnegie Fund Recipients
The Carnegie Hero Fund Commission rewarded about fifty individuals for lifesaving acts at its quarterly Pittsburgh meeting. The awards totaled 33000 dollars and many other cases were not funded due to qualification limits, though all showed merit.
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Readings on politics science and explorers in early discourse
Fragmented excerpt surveys debates on American figures and explorers. It touches on figures such as Rockefeller and Peary in a context of national progress and rising living costs. The passage hints at political arguments and public interest in scientific societies and notable investigations.
Unscrambled Fragments Reflect On Honest Directness era
A fragmentary note cites values of honesty and blunt truth, warning against trickery and urging straightforward behavior. The unreadable text hints at a reflection on integrity and ethical conduct in public life.
Fragmented OCR Echoes From The Courtroom Tone
A garbled OCR passage shows scattered quotes and exchanges about teaching, a baseball remark, and a courtroom scene. Phrases mention a judge and a candidate with church ties, along with disjointed dialogue about a woman and a baby amid unclear context.
Endowment Debate at Columbia Industrial School Speech
The World editorial discusses wealth, education, and character citing Taft on daughters dowries. It argues three generations from wealth may hinder virtue and praises nonmaterial incentives for American achievement rooted in rural origins and public benefaction.
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Moment with The Muse Song of Progression
An experimental lyric fragment recalls a voice form tied to time and distant ages. The piece glides through imagery of distant harps and ancient echoes, suggesting a cyclical reach for meaning beyond present life.
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A Knight for a Day heads to City Opera House
The musical comedy A Knight for a Day, after 107 New York performances, arrives in Chicago and then Wallack's for six months of full houses. Director Y C Whitney and designer Sabike bring lavish costumes and electric novelties, with Bohike praised for consistent, original staging. The show, starring the same company from New York and Philadelphia, opens Monday at the City Opera House.
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Washington church installs officers as Maryland Synod row fades
In a Washington ceremony at 1322 Vermont Avenue NW the Independent Taithéran congregation installed officers after one member, Barclay, opposed joining the Maryland Synod and left to attend the New York Avenue Presbyterian Church. New officers include Alden, Sloyne, Hapall, Dodson, Wardeman, Locke, and Zimmerman with council leaders elected. Dr Steck spoke on the Bible’s timeless relevance, while Eliot of Harvard offered critical remarks on its teachings.
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Maryland Synod
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Lightning sets fire to bam and gran near Elliony City
A blaze damaged a barn and granary near Elliony City, with local residents seeing the flames after officials returned from a corn festival. The incident interrupted nearby work and prompted investigations into the cause as witnesses described the scene at the time.
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad Switch at Wearington White Cone Plant
Fragmentary OCR notes indicate a Baltimore and Ohio Railroad switch installation at the Wearington White Cone Milk Company plant, with mentions of completions and feigned details. The readable portions sketch a rail upgrade affecting the milk plant site and adjacent operations.
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White Voter Move Aims to Disfranchise In Hagerstown
Local Democrats push for a motion to restrict city elections to white men only by adopting a grandfather clause and property ownership test. The measure mirrors laws in Frederick and Annapolis and targets Negro voters. The March city election date is mentioned.
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Annapaglis
Hagerstown
Hageystown
Frederick Market Prices Corrected November 5 1909
Market prices for various grains and feeds listed with mixed figures such as wheat at 1 902 to 1 3200 per bushel, mixed fodder 10 to 18 dollars per ton, Clover 10 to 12 dollars, hay 12 to 14 dollars per ton, cornmeal 1.75 to 1.85 per 100 pounds, and potatoes about 0.70 per bushel. The page notes advertising activity.
Baltimore Stock Market Prices Corrected at Noon 1909
Baltimore traders report November 1909 stock prices corrected up to noon today by Motter Bros and Co Bankerswood Brokers. Market activity centers on latest advances and declines across key issues as of midday.
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National Banc Adopts New Per Cent Plan
A short classified note announces National Banc adopting a per cent plan for payments and interest. The message signals a financial shift and outlines revised rates likely affecting customers and deposits.
Frederick High School to Battle St James College Tomorrow
Frederick High School football meets St James College tomorrow at Athletic Park in a city showdown. Kickoff at 230 oclock. crowd expected strong as both teams prepare for a close afternoon tilt.
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