Excerpted debate on finances and retrenchment in early American press
A fragment from The News Frederick Maryland discusses financial restraint, urging Congress to curb extravagance, noting comments by James J Hill and Senator Bourne. It references Roosevelt, Watterson, and tax debates, with emphasis on cost of living, wages, and national economy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James J
Northwest
Oater
BF Petra
Hill
Ril
Hig
Jonathan Bourner
Senate Committee On
T- Hill
Bourne
Washington
Government Savings Projection in 850 Million to 100 Million Range
A fragment notes a government savings claim of 850 million to 100 million dollars annually. The text is garbled but indicates a large annual saving projection impacting government finances.
Public utilities debate weighs on Baltimore region
A Baltimore News summary notes discussion of public utilities and state supervision over telephone and telegraph companies. It cites recent consolidation of a local phone firm and argues residents need representation as utility changes unfold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Generatia la Mealiing
Pete Turoof
Telegraph Companier
Dipris
Baltimore
Ner Telephone Company
Baltimore News
Minutes of Merriness and Snippets of Wit Across Papers
A collage of ironic quips and brief exchanges from multiple papers. Lines reference a provocative remark about looking like someone, a violent outburst imagined, a comment on existence and superiority, a dejected youth returning an engagement ring, a homeless man’s exchange, a wedding present joke, and a banker’s cautious chat. Collected snippets echo early 20th century humor and social commentary.
New York Press Rules on Publicity in Executions and Divorces
Hartford Courant reports that New York’s ban on publishing execution details faced opposition from major papers. The New York Times argues a similar legal ban on divorce proceedings is unconstitutional, noting bias favoring the wealthy and undermining equality before the law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J Murzling
Hartford Courant
New York
Uw Wan
New York Times
Moments With the Muse in Providence Poem Fragment
A fragmented verse from Providence praising God for giving man the pen to praise, noting beasts and birds mute without human poetry. The piece blends reverent reflections on creation and the role of humanity as scribe, amid garbled OCR phrases about praise and advertising.
Sunday Religious Services and Meetings Across Frederick
Sunday services are listed for multiple churches in Frederick with times for worship and Sunday schools. Notable items include sermons at Schleyaville Mission, Braddock Heights Bible Class at Washington Cottage, and services at Evangelical Lutheran, United Brethren, All Points Episcopal, Church of the Brethren, Trinity M E South, Grace Reformed, Evangelical Reformed, St John Catholic, Gospel Mission, Methodist Episcopal, First Baptist, and Presbyterian churches. Also noted are Thanksgiving services and revival activities, with specific pastors and times.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schleyaville Misslon
Braddock “Heights
Washington Cottage
Ste
The
Evangelical Lutheran Church
D. D
United
Brethren Church
Fr. W. Kirscofe
Corlatian Endeavor
Flint Hill
Protestant Episcopal Church
R. Wolanell
Blue Fields
W. Va
Joseph Trapnell
Church of the Brethren
Win
Willian ‘Wine
Maryland Collegiate Institute
Trinity M.‘E
South
John Paul Tyler
Epworth League
Grace Reformed Church
J. McLean
Guy 2. Bready
Walkersville
Frog
Evangelical - Reformed Church
Entechisoy
St. John's Catholic Church
Musa
A. J. Conlon
Gospel Mission
Sunds
Laanbort
Weat Matrick Street
Tommorrow
LD Or¢Lock
Chevy
Melvin Oden
Carroll
Episcopal Church
Geo. W. Shoemaker
Lamar
Rpworth League
First Baptist Church Bible School
Alonzo D. Winters
Il A
Tp. Im
Christian Endeavor
Ats Pam
Misa Elinor Markev
Presbyterian Church
Thomas Freeman Dixon
Christ
Smieton
Schnecker
Mica Jesnete Weinberg
Violiniat
New England Conservatory of Music
Boston
Woolshed at Newman Co and House Repaited on Patrick Street
A large woolshed is being erected at the coal yard of Messrs J M Newman & Co with Charles A Paole overseeing. Meanwhile Judge J Edward Phreeger’s West Patrick Street residence is being repainted by workers under Mebel F Moberly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Messrs
J. M. Newman & Co
Charles A. Paole
J. Edward Phreeger
Patrick Street
Mebel
F. Moberly
Merchants urged to aid local causes in Frederick
Citizens urged Frederick merchants to support religious and charitable movements to benefit the public good. The piece argues aid depends on local business, warns against shopping out of town as it would cut local jobs, shrink population, and hinder city growth. It stresses merchants owe public aid and to rely on patronage and prosperity.
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Frederick's
Frederick
Funeral notices for Aliga P Delaplaine and John W Koaual
The notices report funerals held today for Aliga P Delaplaine of Baltimore with services by Rev. Church Harding and burial at Mount Olivet, and for John W Koaual from his Licksville home with interment at Mount Olivet, officiated by Rev. W B Oney. Pallbearers and funeral directors named. additional items cover a Frederick College assembly, a YMCA basketball game, and local youth meetings.
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Delaplaing
Baltimore
N.C
Mt. Olivet
Chrrci Harding
Church of the Epiphany
Govingtown
Church Lome
Ernest Melfonatein
Robert
Bo Delaplaine
James H. Gambrilt
de Charles Winebrewers Minnois Hy Markel
Edwin C.markell
Met, Olivet
Chemis P
Tica
John W.koaul
Licksville
Rev
W. B.oney
Charles Hl. Stunkie
Lewis
Stuckie
L. W.breckenridge
Charles I’, Oland
George Snouffer
Edward Nichols
Mount Olivet Cemetery
M. TR. ‘Etchison
Jefferson
L. Kantz Koontz
Frederick College
Duffey
Noontz
Yodi C. A
Diamond
Y. Mlc. A
Lydwedne
Lense
Ore & A
Diamonday
YMG
Derr
Lease Vigher
Bees L
Derr Gill
CL Schroeder
Monshonet
J. Staley
Yuigherr
Lo I. Storm
Fisher
Gill
Lease
Nere
Schroeder
Heferse
We G
Barker
Timer—J
Sheehan
Seorer
L. Lease
Brer Rabbit Escapes as Train Cleans Out Dogs
A New Market resident reports men from Baltimore with fourteen hunting dogs followed a rabbit onto the 13. & 0. Railroad. A fast train approached and cleared the dogs, and the rabbit leaped from the track to escape unharmed.
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New Market
Baltimore
Frederick Market Prices From Frederick County Farmers Exchange
Quotations furnished by the Frederick County Farmers' Exchange corrected November 20 1909 list grain feeds and dairy items. Wheat No 2 Red 1.13. Corn New Ear 3.00 per bushel. Barley 0.60 to 0.60 per bushel. Hay No 1 Timothy 10.00 to 17.00, No 2 Timothy 15.00 to 16.00, No 1 Mixed 14.00 to 15.00, No 2 Mixed 13.00 to 14.00, lower 12.00 to 13.00. Hay Not Baled 10.00 to 16.00 per ton. Baled Wheat 10.00 to 12.00. Baled Oats 10.00 to 12.00. Flour Winter Wheat 6.00 to 6.50. Spring Wheat 6.00 to 6.50. Cornmeal 1.75 to 1.85 per 100 lbs. Buckwheat 4c per lb. Mitt Feeds Bran 26.50 per ton. Middlings 20.00 per ton. Red Dag 2.25 to 2.45 per sack. Dairy Feeds 26.00 per ton. Cotton Seed Meal 36 per ton. Potatoes 6.00 to 6.60 per bushel. Seed Ticiotny 2.00 to 2.25 per bushel. Clover 38.0 to 99.00 per bushel.
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Ste
New York Bank Statement Summary 1900 Reserve Totals
A fragmentary New York bank statement from 1900 shows reserve totals including figures around 2.83 million and 3.80 million. The readable lines include category labels and numeric amounts, indicating balance movements and reserve holdings though many words are garbled. The legible data points refer to reserves and deposits dated near the early 20th century financial reporting.
Break in Stocks Traced to Standard Oil Ruling
A dispatch from Motter Bros & Co. and Chaudier Bros & Co. New York reports that today’s stock quotations dip followed a ruling by Dodge Sanborn of Omola Neb declaring the Standard Oil Company an illegal corporation.
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Motter Broa, & Co
National brief fragment with unclear details
Fragmentary OCR text presents no clear event or participants. The legible portion mentions possible names and places but lacks concrete actions, dates, or outcomes to summarize reliably.
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Watterson
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Congress
Joan
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SPAP
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Baltimore Sun
Alabayea
Haley
Times
Pittsburg Post
Youne
Fand
Philadelphia
Benet
Goneral
Delaware
Rhode Island
Chicago Record-Herald
County Farmers' Exchange
Standard
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Miegel
Ctober
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Norfolk & Western
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Southern Pacific
South ‘Texas Pac
Union Pacific
Wiabash
Wabash
Ora
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Pia Oti
Amneseet
Amal
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Consolidated Gas
Bop
Gag Dasilter
Stout
Western Union
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Motter
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Battkera and Brokers
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Georgia
Alabama
Houston Oil
Iltoc
Nort
Nuth Fia
Seaboard Air
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Seaboard Company
Comaon
Egboard Company
Western Maryland
Orime
Central National Bank
Maryland
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Genta
BNC
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Speel
National Bank
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Petter Neater
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Frederick Co, Nat. Bank
Frederice
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Farpanien
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Motter Bros. & Co
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Motter Brothers
Central National Bank Building
Nat-Bank
Monrovia
First National Bank OF
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Frepenica
T. C. A. McBride
McBride
Cavit
Frizzell
OF Molen
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Olate
Arnold
United Statee
Maryeaxd
Albert
Braddock Helehta
Fredadlek
Ser Telephone
Ah. E. Peterman
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Paktin
Bartimore
Redarick
marasdawFly
Pp Jas. A. Long
North Market Street
Lugldly
C. Lykefauver
Requinst
C. A.P
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Poe
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Ite Cole
Froderick City
East Patrick Street
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I Frank J. Fe
Landis
Yeading Jeweler
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Market St
Natibelo
Montremy Street
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NLR & D
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South Market Street
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