Railroads See Public as Master in New Trust Era
Article discusses a shift in railroad management toward serving the public, citing Edward Ripley, president of the Atchison Topeka and Santa Fe, who argues railways now seek public approval and fair compensation. The piece notes legislative and judicial changes forced a move from private profit to public-focused service with improved reliability and trust in the industry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sech Urtes
Edward Ripley
Atchison, Topeka and
Ripley
Erway
Rip
Turallo Seeks Presidential Ambition In 1912 Run
The Baltimore Star reports Turallo plans a 1912 presidential bid as debate grows over Maryland’s reform needs. The piece notes calls for accountability in state care and reform for the insane, highlighting a charities conference at the Medical and Chirurgical Building in Baltimore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Turallo
Baltimore
Corofort
Fier
Charities and Corrections
Baltiwors Star
Minutes of Merriness and Fragments of Wit Across Papers
A collage of comic bits and quotable lines from newspapers. Jotted exchanges show a wish to write for New York papers, a late arrival with a door clock, and a magistrate lampooned for a petty theft. Also references a football game, a professor’s remark on human faculties, and pig stoning in district discourse.
A Lesson From Cuba On Law And Liberty
The Washington Herald discusses Latin law versus Anglo-Saxon practice in Cuba and Havana. It cites contract rules in sports and entertainment, noting spectators paid pesos and could compel play or jail. It references an American baseball game and a singer forced to perform or face court, highlighting differences in legal liberty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
CUA
Washington Herald
Cuba
Magente
Iavana
Casey
Havana
Idiva
India Management
Courteout
Moments of service and a haunted town tale blend
A reflective poem speaks of service to others through sorrow and healing, urging the recipient to attend to widows, exiles, and children. A contrasting rural ballad follows the Fredericktown legend, recounting a grim Doctor Man figure visiting homes, spreading fear among children and parents.
Col Gaither Relieved From Adjutant General Role
Colonel Charles D Gaither long serving adjutant general of the Maryland National Guard's First Brigade and acting inspector general was relieved from duty by order of Adjutant General Warfeld. He requested the transfer citing heavy duties as he also leads at Saunders Range and plans to give another officer a turn as new brigadier takes command. He retains inspector general duties but becomes effectively out of active state service, with inspections now only annual. Gaither's removal is seen as a loss to Maryland militia, given his efforts to strengthen the state organization.
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Charles D. Galther
Maryland National Guard
Warfeld
Gaither
Aye
Brigady
Gunéray
Saunders Tange
Maryland
Lawrason Riggs
Muckie
Fourth Infantry
Galther
Inspector-General’s Department
Death of James B Gelwicks in Emmitsburg
James B Gelwicks of Rimertown Emmitsburg died after a stroke on November 4 in James Helman’s store. Born February 7 1867 he married Anna Dorsey May 26 188? The ceremony was at Mar n ay church. Funeral held at Methodist church Minnaburg Rev Maebner assisted by Dr Relnawh Koontz. Interred Mountain View cemetery. Survived by widow and sister Mira William Linn of Carlisle PA.
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James B. Gelwicke
James B. Gelwicks
James Helman
Emmitsburg
Gelwicks
Rim. Mitsburg
Anna K. Dorsey
Graceluuim
Marnay
OW. Shields
May
Eminlia
Brad Day
Tally
Minnaburg
Maebner
Ivaceham
Oltciating
Charles Relnawalil
Mr. Koontz
Mountain View Cemetery
Mira Wiliam Linn
Carlisle
Middletown Savings Bank Pavement Dispute in 1409 Case
The Middletown Savings Bank answers a petition by the Burgess and Commissioners seeking a mandatory order to renovate pavement before the bank building. The bank admits to seeking a grade for the pavement by verbal direction, asserts the sidewalk was completed with those directions, denies the pavement is a material obstruction or nuisance, notes completion last September, and claims no accidents or complaints have occurred. The bank’s solicitors are Wm. J. Maulsby and Clayton C. Keedy. the commissioners are represented by Rammond Urner and Coblentz, Waters and Grown.
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Middletown
Maulsby
Clayton C. Keedy
Bank
Rammond Urner and Coblentz
Waters
Grown
Burgess
Candidates File Certificates Of Campaign Expenses
Several candidates filed certificates of expenses with the court clerk. William J. Bussard Democratic candidate for county treasurer reports 317.75 with 300 donated to the Democratic county central committee. George M. Mott Democratic candidate for county surveyor lists 54 with 50 given to the central committee. Milton B. Akers Democratic candidate for House of Delegates shows 78.50 with 75 donated to the committee.
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William J. Bussard
Democratic County Central Committee
George M. Mott
Milton &. Akers
House of Dele-gates
Heit Runs Strong in Democratic Ticket Against Crum
Mr Heit a noted surveyor near Frederick ran a solid race for County surveyor on the Democratic ticket, finishing next to Joseph Gaver as the highest on that side. He carried Braddock district by 50 in his home district and led the entire ticket by 15 votes, showing strong support despite defeat by Crum. To Curs A Card In One Day. Take LAXATIVE BROMO QUININE Tye Drugist retin money If fallato ents GROVE'S Manaturreto mach ber Rig et Nay you say Mia The Nowa.
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Geo M. Heit
Frederick
Crum
Joseph Gaver
Hett
Braddock
Mr. Hett
Mst
Grove
Buy at Home Frederick's stores offer best prices and trust
Frederick's force offers the best buying opportunity with large stock and low fixed charges. Their prices are lower or equal to larger cities for equal grades, and customers save on Kent charges due to competition. Shopping locally lets buyers study values, compare quantities, and deal with known trustworthy people.
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Frederick
Frederick's
Bude
Kents
Frederick Corps Salvation Army Plans Winter Music Outreach
The organist led plans for a winter of music activity at the Frederick Salvation Army with open air services tonight and tomorrow afternoon. Cantor Thomas Wagner and Private Schnell arrive Saturday to conduct services, followed by Col. John Moran of Oklahoma, noted as a highly eloquent speaker, with posts visiting Frederick to speak on Salvation Army outreach.
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Frederick Corps
American Salvation Army
John Moran
Oklahoma
Om¢Ere
Prederick
Apeak
Odd Fellows Lodge to Initiate Large Class in Thurmont
Good Samaritan Lodge No 46 of the Independent Order of Odd Fellows will hold a ball on Tuesday evening, November 30, to initiate about 80 candidates. Taney Lodge No 28 from Taneytown will confer degrees with Grand Secretary William A. Jones and other grand officers attending. Members from Frederick County and nearby areas expected. The Thurmont lodge aims to promote Odd Fellowship at the place. The note mentions a rising worldwide membership approaching 2,000,000.
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Good Samaritan Lodge
Order of Odd Fellows
Frederick County
Thurmont Lodge
Narrow Escape as Boy Almost Run Down by Wagon
Six year old Loraine Taylor narrowly escaped serious injury when a Liberty stage wagon wheels passed over his leg on Sarket street in front of Shipley’s saloon. He was carried to his mother Mrs Mary Taylor’s home on East Second Street and recovered from the shock. Also noted: Mrs A I Wichelberger ill but out, Mr James B Peres lingering, Master Oscar Coblenty Jr. recovering from measles, Joseph W Gaver with nervous provining, sent to Dr Riggs’ sanatarium for care.
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Fredericktown
Doctor
Couren
Angel Hand
Frederick
Marland
Ciara
Mort
Loraine Taylor
Liberty
Sarket Street
Charles Fy
Shipley
Mary ‘Taylor
East Second Street
Charles Shipley
Oscar Coblenty
Rockwell Terrace
Joseph W. Gaver
Clarke Place
de. George Riggs
Liomaville
Rev Dr M F B Rice Stricken, Reassesses Work
Rev Dr M F B Rice of Cuober land in the Frederick district Baltimore Conference Methodist Episcopal Church again grows ill and must pause his duties. He was stricken in the Lonaconing pulpit last year and was expected to recover before this new setback.
Frederick Market Prices Furnished by Frederick County Exchange
Quotations corrected November 13, 1909 list wheat No 2 Red at 1 14 per bushel corn New Bar Corn 2 75 per bb Rye 60c to 70c oats 50c to 65c per bushel barley 50c to 60c hay baled No 1 Timothy 15 00 to 16 00 No 2 Timothy 14 00 to 15 00 No 1 Mixed 13 00 to 14 00 No 2 Mixed 12 00 to 13 00 Clover 10 00 to 12 00 hay not rated 12 00 to 14 00 per ton straw baled wheat 10 00 to 12 00 oats 10 to 42 per ton bundle rye 10 00 to 12 00 flour winter wheat 6 00 to 6 50 spring wheat 6 00 to 6 60 cornmeal 1 75 to 1 85 100 lbs buckwheat 3 to 4 per lb mill feed bran 25 60 per ton middlings 29 0 per ton red dog 245 to 246 per sack juicy feeds 26 0 per ton cotton seed meal 35 00 ton potatoes five to 7 0 per bushel seeds timothy 200 to 2865 per bushel clover 8 00 to 30 0 per bushel
Chorus Girls Fight Over Actor in Winchester Va
Two chorus girls from A Knight for a Day Company clashed in Winchester Virginia yesterday after a quarrel over an actor. They fought on a prominent corner, trading blows and using pins as weapons. Clothes torn, hats knocked off, faces bruised. Company members separated them. no arrests.
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Frederick
Mats Street
Winchester
Local Names Appearing in Anonymized OCR List
A jumble of OCR text shows numerous likely personal names and initials, including Goner Rinery and L A Cuinwets alongside others such as Ewory L Concnttrz Mh T BB Jomysun and Jous GC. The fragment resembles a list of individuals with scattered punctuation and misread characters.
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Goner Rinery
L. A. Cuinwets
Ewory
L. Concnttrz
Mh. T. BB
Jomysun
We. UE Takis
Jous
Laan
R. Rosa Tewe
Frank
Norwooo
Farmers' and Mechanics' Bank declares 3 percent dividend
The Board of Directors of the Farmers' and Mechanics' National Bank of Broderick Md today declared a semi annual dividend of three percent after taxes. Taxable shareholders will be mailed notices on November 18 1900. Albert Gilson is cashier.
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Frepenicx
Farmers’ and Mechanics’ National Bank
Broderick, Md
Teday
Elercholders
Albert Gigon
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Miller
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Rochester
N.Y
Armers & Mechanics
Frederick, MD
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Gue At
Charles B. ‘Trail
Pamen A. Harris
Ft. Albert
Santé
Thie Institution
Cadehnut
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Asdreat
Freadcreek
Nodomagwingia
Tong
Nomprora Market Spree
K. H. E. Peterman
Suritdiy
W. Franklin St
City Hotel
Hoth Market Streat
Fouts
Survincent DE Paul
Society
Olgolim
Ja Jalan
Art
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Widdletown Savings Bank
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