Fourth of July Casualties Spark National Debate
A long, garbled summary discusses Fourth of July fireworks deaths and injuries across cities like Cleveland Chicago Baltimore and Washington. It notes increases in fatalities from 1908 to 1909 and argues stricter controls reduced harm where implemented.
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Palue
Journal of
American Medical Association
Washington Herald
Cleveland
Ohio
Chicago
Baltimore
Washington
Current Comment Delays State Actions and Treasury Hall
Garbled OCR text mentions delaying state action and references Peary, Cook, and Baltimore. Nonsensical phrases suggest a local note about political or fiscal concerns, with unnamed figures and unclear events.
Fragmented Merrimess Minute Fragment
Fragmentary minutes reference child discipline and moral suasion. Quoted lines touch on corporal punishment, parental control, early education, fur luxury, and a judge’s quip about a youth. The source mixes dialog and stray quotes from various papers.
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Roston
Toston
One Man Fame and Heroic Feats in History
A reflective piece questions the prominence of single leaders in perilous acts. It invokes Columbus Andree Hobson Balaklava and Cardigan to ponder how many names endure and how public memory judges individual courage against collective peril.
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Kansas City Star
Tisine
Columbus
North Pole
Andree
Hobson
Momimac
Balaklava
Lutter
John’ Smith
Liett Balgade
Lord Card'gun
Moments with the Muse In Autumn Woods Poem Note
Stanzas from The Outing Magazine quoted by Hreamer Dannexson describe frost, sunset, and mist over a wooded upland in autumn. A reflective mood follows, with lines about winds of fancy and distant calls from fields. Notices mention Miss May Suromera and Mrs W A Long, both stated as sick and then improving.
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Miss May Suromera
West Patrick Atrect
W. A. Long
Enat
Patrick Atret
Will of Patrick E. Long Filed for Probate
The will of Patrick E. Long is filed in the Orphaned Court. He bequeaths his entire estate to his wife Margaret I. Long and names her executrix.
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P. E. Long
Patrick E. Long
Margaret I. Long
Baseball Scores From American and National Leagues
AMERICAN LEAGUE results include Philadelphia 4 over Athlet 3 at New York New York 6 St Louis 0 in the first game and New York 21 St Louis 4 in the second. Detroit 8 over Boston 9 at Boston and Washington 4 Cleveland 1 at Washington. NATIONAL LEAGUE results show Cincinnati 8 St Louis 5 at Cincinnati. Standings fragmentary with partial club abbreviations and scores noted.
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Philadelphia Kienne
Athleticos
Batterles
Olmistead
Sullivan
Bender
Lapp
New York
St. Louis
Warhop
Sweeney
Kusei
Stephens
St Louis
Carroll
Quinn
Init
Gilligan
Boston
Detroit
Keee Bonohua
Speer
Racy
Washington
Cleveland
Walker
Hardy
Ables
Figuine
Aucion of the Sea
W. Tl
York
Loule
Chicago
Cincinnati
Gaspar
Clark
Loudermilk
Driving Club Matinee Brings Crowd to Fair Grounds Race Meet
A large crowd attended yesterday’s matinee at the Frederick Driving Club Fair Grounds. Notable events included a match between Frederick and Billiken with Billiken unhobbled, and Prince Monocacy defending in Class Com. Results list Prince Monocacy winning two heats, with other pacing and trotting entries finished by Garmencia, Ruby Wilkes, and several drivers led by Carlos Garmendiá.
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Avasivelli
Frederick Driving Club
They Fair
Thera
Ware Abner
Clagioa
Carlos Ga
Garmendia
Frederick
de Ry
Hilliken
Rage
Prince Monogary
Mack Vatrot
Prince Monocley
Billiken
Suimmary
Season opener at YOUGA as boys meet for 8 80
Tomorrow morning the YOUGA boys will begin their season with a meeting at 8 80 o clock. Mr Edad Rich elberger will address the group and music will be provided. The membership contest concludes Monday night at 9 o clock with Orange leading the standings at 1981 points and the Diachs at 471.
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Youga
Ings
Edad
Richelberger
Supps
Bowling Roll Off At YMCA Shows Nicely Scores
The YMCA bowling event concluded with Mr 2) U Nicely taking first place scoring 336 pins total. Other top competitors included TY W. Nicely WG WOO Wis Bob C.G. Ausherman and F. Cramer with notable scores among the listed participants.
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Y. MC. A
U Nicely
TY. W. Nicely
WG Woo Wis
Bob
C.G. Ausherman
W. Baumgardner
F. Cramer
NH. Phobus
A. Wali
J. Borris
Foestermacher
Baumgardner
C. Lease
Funeral for Elizabeth BR. Thomas Held at Jeffermod
The funeral of Elizabeth BR. Thomas was held yesterday afternoon at one o'clock from the home of her parents Mr and Mrs C Silas Thomas in Jeffermod. The service at the church was led by Rev Wayne EH Bowers with pallbearers Lewis Bentz Richard Hemp Douglas Hemp Emory Buseard. Interment followed at Mt. Olivet Cemetery with C Carty serving as director of arrangements.
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Elizabeth BR. Thomas
C Silas Thomas
Jeffermod
the Hound
Wayne EH. Bowers
Lewis Bentz
Richard Hemp
Douglas Hemp
Emory Buseard
Mt. Olivet Cemetery
C.C. Cartyon
Firnemi
Middletown Bank Sued Over Pavement Grade Injunction
The Burgess and Middletown Commissioners seek a mandatory injunction against Middletown Savings Bank to remove a pavement pretense blocking main street and to realign sidewalk grade per town ordinance No. 66. The petition alleges the bank ignored established grade, causing damage and nuisance to abutting residents and prompting potential damages and litigation.
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Middletown
Burgess and Commissioners
Mainmi
Urner
Zcoblents
Waters and Brown
Middletown, Savings Bank
Ievera
Ortober
Americain Station Army to hold open air services this evening
A. S. A. Services announce open air worship at Market and West Patrick streets with portable organ and special singalong at 7 45 pm. Capt. dernan Rink of Baltimore and Capt. Thos. J. Poiner of Philadelphia plan to attend as carpenters evangelists. The corps will host a Christmas dinner for the poor and seek donations from local businesses for charitable aims.
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Americain Station Army
Market
Patrick Streets
Dernan Rink
Baltimore
Ie Mat
Sid
Thos. J. Poiner
Philadelhia
Cone
Leoves
Frederick Market Prices from Frederick County Farms
Quotations for commodities dated corrected October 2, 1909. Wheat No 2 Red at 21.12, Corn Yellow Bar at 8.60 per barrel, White Bar at 3.60 per barrel. Rye 60c per bushel, Oats 50c to 55c, Barley 50 to 60c per bushel. Hay baled No 1 Timothy 13.00 to 14.00, No 2 Timothy 12.00 to 13.00, Mixed 11.00 to 12.00, Clover 8.00 to 9.00. Hay not baled 10.00 to 12.00 per ton. Straw baled Wheat 10.00 to 12.00, Oats 10.00 to 12.00, Rye bundles 10.00 to 12.00. Flour Winter Wheat 6.50 to 6.00 per barrel. Spring Wheat 6.50 to 7.00 per barrel. Cornmeal 1.75 to 1.85 per 100 lbs. Buckwheat 3 1/2 to 4c per lb. Mill Feed Bray 25.50 per ton. Middlings 29.00 per ton. Red Dog 4.35 to 4.45 per sack. Dairy Feeds 26.00 per ton. Seed meal 23.00 per ton. Potatoes 60c per bushel. Seeds Minathy 2.00 to 2.25 per bushel. Clover 6.00 to 9.00 per bushel. Say you saw it to The News.
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Timothy
Mit
Baltimore Stock Market Prices Corrected At Noon
Baltimore stock market report corrects interest rates up to noon today by Motter Bros Bankers and Brokers. The update reflects revised figures as of October 7, 109.
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Motter Bros. &,Co
Babkers
Fire damages Leopold Ensentrout residence at Eckhart
Governor Crothers taps John KR Pattison as chief judge of the First Circuit to succeed W Laird Menry. Maryland Hort Society sets annual exhibition December 2 and 3 at the Fifth Regiment Armory in Baltimore. Edward Wicks, colored, convicted of manslaughter in the 1607 killing of Frank Wicks. sentenced to eight years. James Til, colored, pleads guilty to second degree murder for killing Louisa Pains. sentenced to ten years in the penitentiary.
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Leopold Ensentrout
Eckhart
Crothers
John KR. Pattison
First
Maryland State Horticultural Society
Fifth Regiment
Baltimore
Edward Wicks
Frank Wicks
Ellicott City
James Til
Balticore
Louisa Pains
Wen
Gorter
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Charles Wiorthaldiner
William B. Storm
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Richard Potts
George Bireny
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