The Daily News and The Frederick News Publication Details
The Frederick News announces its semi weekly edition and standard subscription terms. It lists management including Le Birely Delaplaine and Geo Birely C, notes mailing to the United States for one dollar annually, invites club subscriptions, and provides office contact points and local sale locations. It requests subscribers report missed deliveries to improve service.
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Edison on Americanism and democracy's genius
In Europe, Thomas A. Edison extols America as the land where democracy fosters brains and initiative. He cites a loom test ranking mental capacity by nation, lauds California’s exceptional people, praises English as similar but lazier, and criticizes French and Latin races for cigarette smoke. He calls liberty abused without a chance to live and work, and urges “a chance for everybody” as America’s rock basis.
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The Voice of the Press in a Gentle World
A collage of moral blurbs and quips on etiquette, sanitation, and courtesy from era papers. It highlights swatting flies versus public health crusades, the value of a smile in business, and light exchanges about bankers and manners, all in a social column tone.
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Postal bank push gains in Baltimore and national praise
The Baltimore Sun notes the postal bank will draw funds from hiding places, deposit 100000 in New York in August with 28 account openings, and target youth. It cites expected steady growth and views the system as a feeder to savings banks. Also covered is Taft opening second lieutenant rank to civilians to broaden military entry and fill vacancies, seen as liberalizing policy. A Baltimore Evening Sun line references the Democratic convention call as Baltimore 1912.
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Taft
West Point
Baltimore American
Fragmented Merriness notes from a St Louis Post Dispatch page
A damaged OCR fragment shows a playful exchange about meals in a Merriness minutes item. It mentions a waiter offering potato with chicken and a free chicken with a potato. The text then shifts to a caption about a woman being as young as she looks, with a tentative remark about a man.
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Tidings of Great Joy at Clarke Place
A cheerful call for morning contact as Clarke Place announces a major event of the year. The text celebrates turning on water, promising bath access and relief from prior spartan conditions. The piece exudes festive community anticipation and domestic comfort.
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Daddy
Clarke Place
Autumn Poem and Local Larceny Case Report
CURRENT VERSE penned for Columbian Magazine by Isabelle G Mabey features seasonal imagery as Summer departs and Autumn’s harvest is described. The second item reports Mantha Hoover’s arrest by Sheriff Grimes for allegedly stealing Harvey Wilhide’s bicycle near North Market Street, with a $100 bail set for September 16 after a September yesterday appearance before Justice C H Eckstein.
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Mantha Hoover
Sherif Grimes
Harvey Wilhide
Charles W. Wiles
North Market Street
Wilhide
C. 11. Eckstein
Corn Yield Promises Record Harvest on Lewistown Farm
Mr. Alexander Ramsburg of East Third street reports three ears of yellow corn weighing 44 pounds from his Lewistown area field. A fine yield is expected from the harvest, signaling a strong crop season ahead.
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Alexander Ramsburg
East Third Street
Lewistown
Twenty Years Ago Today in Frederick
Local items from Column Tur Nins dated September 7 1891 note plans for a large Democratic mass meeting at Mt Airy with participation from Carroll Frederick Howard and Montgomery counties. Annapolis Guards and Naval Academy Band will visit the Frederick Fair as guests of the Frederick Riflemen. Gilmer Schley’s son Mastery Wilson Schley fell into a fountain at Court House Park narrowly escaping drowning. The first loaded boats to pass Brunswick in two years arrived, three in number and decorated.
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Mt. Airy
Carrol
Frederick
Howard
Montgomery
Annapolis
Naval Academy
Frederick Fair
Mastery Wilson Schley
Gilmer Schley
Court House Park
Brunswick
Workmen May Aid Murder Trial in Neffsville Case
Five workmen employed by Bruce Steel on the State road between New London and New Market were summoned as witnesses in the trial of an Italian man charged with murdering a commissary helper in June 1916 at Neffsville Lancaster County. The victim, who had drawn his bank funds, was killed to steal money, with a suspect who later surfaced in Pennsylvania. A $200 reward was offered for information. The case is set for September 11 in Lancaster.
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Baltimore News
Washington Times
Bruce Steel
New London
New Market
Lancaster
Mr. Steel
Steel
Lancaster County
Neffsville
Pennsylvania
Thalian
New York Stocks Daily Quotations Report
Today's quotations furnished by Motter Bros. & Co. detail market moves across major index components and leading securities. The report highlights price changes, turnover notes, and notable shifts in equities across sectors.
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Interest in Lynchburg Lancaster games draws crowds
Tickets for next week’s games in this city between Lynchburg of the Virginia League Lancaster of the Tri-State League and Manager Baughman’s team are selling fast. Curley Brown and Sandy Baker’s star, Cy Moboenard, Handiboo and a big league pitcher are among the players slated to appear plus a possible McAleer deal from Washington. The crowd size will dictate Thursday and Friday’s matchups with Lancaster as the faster, strong opponent and weather conditions promising a top ticket.
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Lynchburg
Lancaster
Baughman
iCurley Brown
Sandy Baker
Frederick
Winchester
Cy Mcboenard
Handiboo
Washington
McAleer
Nationals
Lynchhurs
Pennsylvania
York
Baltimore Stock Market Prices Corrected to Noon
Motter Bros. & Co. bankers and brokers report updated quotes for utilities railroads and bonds. Listings include Anacostia & Potomac Chicago Railways 5s 9978 Con Gas 4 12s8 Con Power Notes and United Ry securities with varying par values and yields. Also shown are Southern Maryland and Baltimore area issuers such as Sparrow’s Point Seaboard lines and Mercantile Trust.
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Anacostia & Potomac
Chicago Railways
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Fower
Lipajnge
FL & Co, AS
Fairmont Coal
Georgia
Alabama
Houston
Wee. Rwy
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Nori
Portsmouth
Somerset Coas
Sparrow's Point
Seaboard Air Line
Seaboard Company
United Rys
United Rus
Western
Maryland
Mercantile Trust
Citizens’ Bank
Central National Bank Report of Condition
Central National Bank at Frederick Maryland presents its September 1 1911 report of assets and liabilities. The statement lists loans and discounts, due from banks and trust companies, U S securities, reserves, and other banking items with totals for resources and liabilities including deposits and capital accounts. Officers certify the accuracy under oath on September 12 1911.
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Frederick Frederick County National Bank Ledger Extracts
Bank statements from Frederick County showing assets and liabilities for Frederick National Bank and Farmers National Bank including capital stock deposits loans discounts and items due from other banks. The records list cash coins and various deposits and indicate sworn attestations by bank officers with dates in September 1911 and 1914.
Chicago grain market report for September wheat and nearby corn
The Chicago grain market shows September wheat at 97, May wheat at 102, and nearby futures quotes for corn around 66 to 64. Read as a brief price snapshot reflecting modest moves and bid offers in the session.
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