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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Nov 16, 1909
Page
4
Fragmented OCR notes a debate or chaos surrounding the post office at Fredericksburg Maryland. Readable fragments hint at administrative confusion or a local dispute without clear outcomes or dates. Further details are unavailable in the readable text.
The document argues that Mr Bonaparte would likely take on a boss role if legalized, praising Baltimore as economical while criticizing the public service atmosphere for strict law enforcement. It calls for a thorough probe into Sugar Trust frauds and insists trials reach the top, demanding accountability for conspirators.
Protesters decry discrimination favoring the ultra rich after a New York multimillionaire divorce. Canon Deters of St John the Divine warned wealth-based privilege harms society, citing court recognitions favoring the wealthy couple and urging stronger public opposition to privilege in legal outcomes.
Fragmentary OCR text hints at tension over MBT class interests and officials around public opinion. It mentions terms like general public and a bureaucratic tone, but concrete facts, names, dates, and places are unclear due to corruption.
A Wearumess minutes excerpt shows a senator denying retirement plans while addressing gossip sparked by attending church with his wife last Sunday. The dialogue references Catholic Standard and Chicago News, noting speculation and reactions within the press.
The Philadelphia Inquirer outlines how the Sugar Trust dominates, corrupt practices in customs and treasury, including false weights and polariscopy testing. It claims insider protection and calls for new corporation laws to curb the Trust’s alleged thievery.
A fragmented verse contemplates old age as beauty fading yet tempered by experience. It envisions a weary figure leaning on time seeking quiet music, while storms and shadows sweep the shore and horizon, masking radiance with aging.
The Anti-Saloon League of Frederick County analyzes the recent election returns, reporting a split vote pattern across Comptroller, Judge, Clerk of the Circuit Court, Sheriff and Treasurer races. It notes 18 and 24 vote counts for some positions, details shifts among Republican and Democratic delegates, and asserts the league’s aim to push for a local option law in the state and county, despite mixed responses from Democratic candidates and party leaders.
Mr William J Shenk manager of the Diamond Ratler Risk traveled to Hagere town for a Basketball League meeting. The league comprises teams from Martinsburg Chambersburg Waynesboro Hagerstown and Frederick and will be formed soon.
Medical authorities warn that deafness cannot be cured by local applications or nostrums. The discussion notes that ear conditions may be misinterpreted, and only specific medical treatments can address hearing loss.
A fragmented note urges residents to buy at home and support Frederick's expansion. The text celebrates growth watched by citizens and hints at new sections opening as the city notes rising population and pride in local development.
Philip D Laird considered resigning as president and treasurer of Farmers Bank Rockville but appeared healthier after a trip to Atlantis City. The board took no action, County Treasurer Robert Hilton was briefly named then not, fueling speculation and local friction among contenders. Harness racer A B Cumming from Reading Pa plans ice racing in Canada, praising the sport for horses’ benefit after a string of racers Merry Widow and The Eel showed success on ice. Maryland court cases include Citizens Bank Thurmont vs Flaugher group verdict for bank on a $220 note and ongoing Smithsburg Bank suit involving two notes totaling $567 with non pros requested by plaintiffs.
Market listings show wheat No 2 red at 115 cents per bushel and corn at 275 per bu. Rye 60 to 70 cents per bushel. Hay timothy prices range 15 to 16 dollars per bale with Timothy and clover varieties noted. Mill and feed items include cornmeal priced 1 76 to 1 85 per pound and buckwheat at 186 to 200 per pound. A brief help ad ends the list.
A quirky Baltimore stock market item riffs on a tale of Bjornstjerne Bjornson and a Bergen visit. It highlights how even small ads can yield big results, urging readers to place notices in The News for buy sell lease or hire needs at low cost.
A garbled OCR fragment lists individuals CAPITOLIZED with roles such as AURELUS EMORY L COBLENT and ROBERT A KEMP along with titles like preidenta carrier assistant and Baumgardner Richard Potts. The legibility is poor and no clear event emerges.
A Frederick Maryland bank named Mechanics' National declares an annual dividend for October. The brief notice notes the bank’s name and the dividend action without detailing exact amounts or recipients.
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