Moving picture crusade sparks talk of regulation in Frederick
The Frederick Daily News notes a moving picture crusade led by the New York World, citing concerns over sensational crime and moral risk to youth. It discusses proposed city censorship bureaus under police oversight to regulate films, avert improper content, and ensure sanitary and moral standards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Erimae
Young
Boye
New York City
Joseph A. Johnston
Police Department
Berome
The Picture Show Debate and Weather Chat Echoed
The text argues that picture parlors attract children more than adults and urges child friendly restrictions. It notes the moving picture show as an enduring trend and calls for manufacturer reform and registration reminders. It ends with garbled weather talk and phrases about costs and a company.
Old age pensions for federal workers urged by press voice
The Philadelphia Inquirer advocates universal meetings nationwide to push for a federal old age pension system for civil servants. It argues pensions are necessary as merit-based civil service evolves and salaries cannot sustain retirement, urging compulsory retirement ages and pension funding from the public treasury.
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Philadelphia Inquirer
Thia
Inquirer
Pegalon 5
United Statea
oMmcen
United States
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Reduction of temptation to curb human vice
A Baltimore Sun quote notes that while eliminating Garib Ling is impractical, removing temptations can minimize spirit of chance in man. The discussion references old Roman sports and hints at lurid curiosity about real killings.
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Baltimore Sun
Aikaith
Baltimore Editorial and Public Disorder Debate
A collage of Baltimore editorials comments on public races and a evolving police controversy. The Baltimore American cites Aunt Delia and Miss Torrey’s view while the Baltimore Star mocks a race as uninteresting. The Baltimore News notes lawyers sparring and militia unlikely, with residents urged to avoid danger.
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Baltimore
Delia
Miss Torrey
Baltimore Star
Fragmented Snippets From Witty Columns and Jests
A jumble of humorous lines and anecdotes from different papers. Laughing at a pet sheep’s bumps, a witty auntie quips about organ recitals, a mother questions sewing buttons on wedding tours, and the scene shifts to cigars, bands, and lambs. Quirky bits echoing old newspaper humor and wordplay.
Friendly Fun By O. . Mr. Adieu Mayor Mahool
A reflective fragment mentions Honcrest and a peaceful town, with hints of a political campaign and local figures like Straua and Crothers. The prose recalls Sunday training and public duties, noting troubles and a wish for rest until the next campaign. The tone is satirical and reminiscent of local civic life.
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Bla Honcrest
Commissioners Boards
Iles
Straua
Crothers
Moments With The Muse Love's Thread Of Gold
A poetic fragment attributed to Jean Ingelow tells of love and fate woven as a sacred thread of gold. The speaker recalls night scenes, moon light, and a loom weaving the future, ending with the beloved’s name and enduring love.
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Fife
Tanust
Jean Ingelow
Mullen and Bittler Tie To Mount Pleasant Nuptials
Mr John W Mullen of Middletown and Miss Mary Agnes Bittler of Mt Pleasant were quietly married at the bride’s father’s Mt Pleasant home on Saturday evening by Rev C M Sparrow. The groom is the night engineer at the Frederick railroad power house.
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John W. Mullen
Middletown
Mias
Mary Agnes Bittler
Mt Pleasant
Samuel Bittler
Mt. Pleasant
C. M. Sparrow
Frederick Railroad
Fragmented Local Notice Points To Public Sale
A damaged newspaper notice provides partial information about a local action. readable fragments mention a public sale and local officials but lack complete names or dates.
Governor Crothers moves to oust Baltimore Police Board
Reports say Governor Crothers aims to remove Police Board members, blocking access to offices as militia readiness rises. Company A drilled last night and prepared to deploy within an hour, with Captain Markey noting most men have two years active service and one new member, Ernest Binterman, joined.
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Crother
Police Board of
Baltimore
Bis Heeu
Crothers
Vothe
Company A
Maryland
Uaegerstown
Sue Perior
Ulin
Baltinore
Cols
Markey
Charlotte Littl
Hagerstown
Company Ao
Ernest
Dinterman
Funeral of Miss Julia Smallwood Held at Home
The funeral for Miss Julia Smallwood occurred yesterday at 2 pm from her mother Mrs. Charles Smallwood’s East South Street home. Rev. B H Lamar led services attended by many, with floral tributes from local schools and congregations. Pallbearers included Edgar Moore, Guy Blackston, Dr. A Atlee Radclift, Frank Moore, Charles Seeger, and Wilbur Rinehart. Burial followed at Olyer cemetery with W H B Etchison as moral director.
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Julia Smallwood
Charles Smallwood
East South Street
B. H. Lamar
North Market Street
Methodist Sunday School
Edgar K.moore
Guy Blackston
A. Atlee Radclift
Frank Moore
Charles. Seeger
Wilbur Rinehart
Mr. Olyer
W. H. B. Etchison
Baltimore Stock Market Trends and Prices 1910
October 4 1910 report shows noon corrected prices from Motter Bros Bankera and Brokera across railroad and utility issues. Notable quotes include Seaboard Air Line various bonds United Rys and Western Maryland 1st and Nor. Cen. notes with values ranging around 10 to 90 percent, reflecting a volatile trading day.
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Motter Bros & Co
Bankera and
Brokera
Ees Sikh
Cc Cee Essen Ee
Georgia
Alabama
Veveeses Goh
Houston
Cceeeseyee
Portsmouth
Seaboard Air Line
Seaboard Company
United Rys. Cong
United Rug. Incomes
Western Maryland
Woscecee
Nor
Jewish New Year Begins With Solemn Worship
The year 5671 begins today per the Jewish calendar. last night’s New Year observances were held with solemn services across the city. A man named Henry Dertabaugh on North Market Street slipped in his yard yesterday and dislocated his right shoulder. Other brief notices mention Uncle Tort's Gabid at Adamatown and Robinson Brothers' Uncle Tom's Cabin Company schedules.
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Henry Dertabaugh
North Market Street
Uncle Tort
Adamatown
Robinson Brothers
Uncle Tom's Cabin Company
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Frederick Daily News
Utee
Chesapeake & Fotomac Telephone Exchange
Frederick
Fredurson
Turaday
Are
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Loward
THE
Howard
Everybody’s
Chicago News
Detroit Free Press
Mary
Philadelntia Inquirer
Adieu, Mayor
Mahool
Riae
Truth
the Muse
Hymeneas
Mullen—Ditterr
Military Forces Company A
Motter Bros. & Co
Coe Atchison
Balto
Chee. & Ohione
Denver & R
Ge Nor
Ase
OL Mo
Apapenape
Enercare
N. Y
Norfolk & Wiley
Pean
Bortheen Pacific
nFeck
Texas
Union Pacific
Frigco
C. & Fdy
Gentral Leather
I Col. Fuel & Iron
Consolidated
Lead Distiller’s
Chicago
Baltimore Stock Market
Central National Bank
Court House
Capital
Binge
Count Roumr
Frederion
NAT
BANK
Perann
Abd Bank
Frederick County National Bank
Frederick, MD
Stock Exchanges
Balances
Motter Brothers
Prederick, MD
East Street
H. J. D. Hagany
Bourth
Franklin
J. Alfred Riter, Jr
Alfred Ritter
Esodory
Bath
East Booth Atreet
J. Marshal Miller
Agt
Bentz Street
Church and Second Streets
West Church Street
Mobley & Bro
Patrick Street
West Second Street
Young & Staley
Centre National Bank
Court
Mick
La _Vaulerie
Fryea
Landis
Ian Amaitoaten
V . Farmers Mech
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Émechasion
Rational Bank
Service
TNE Farmers & Mechanics
National Bank
Insurance
People's
Fire Insurance Company
Patley
Hirwat
Ddr
James Long
Eprom Eye
Han
North Market ST
Muealnery
Barry Miller
Waring Tyson
Cor
Carroll
Paprick Streets
S Bakers
Plour
Sal. Nod
Bakers
G. C. Biber
A. We
M. Keller
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