Frederick Daily News and Beattie case editorial notes
The Frederick Daily News announces county and city delivery options with monthly, quarterly, and yearly rates and urges readers to subscribe. The editorial reflects on the Beattie case, praising the judgment as lawful and public, and calls for better Frederick passenger terminal facilities through cooperative action under the Board of Trade Transportation bureau report.
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Transportation Bureau of the Board of Trade
Frederick
ISCRIBERS report missing Frederick News deliveries
Subscribers to The Frederick News who do not receive their paper regularly are asked to report the issue to the office as the paper strives to fix the service.
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Frederick News
First Aid for Injured Rolls Out Across Railroads
The Pennsylvania railroad expands its First Aid to the Injured program after three years of lectures reaching over 15,000 employees. Sessions, led by medical examiners, are open to firemen policemen and others and emphasize stretcher use wound care burns and shock management until help arrives. The article notes likely adoption by other rails and urges state mandates. The Virginia jury swiftly convicts Henry Clay Beattie Jr of first degree murder in a dramatic case that captured nationwide attention and featured extensive public scrutiny of the trial.
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Pennsylvania Railroad
America
Relief Department
Pennsylvania
Virginia
Henry Clay Beattie, Jr
Cour
Post Banks and National Thrift push in savings drive
The Washington Herald argues post offices will broaden savings access and spur thrift nationwide. It cites 60 million adults with many distant from banks, predicts fivefold rise in savings deposits, and aims to create two million shareholders of record in the United States by 1920.
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Washington
Savings Banks
Mailnd
Post Banks
United States
Reputation for Responsible Judgment Commentary
A Baltimore News excerpt laments a once thoughtful figure reduced to mere folly, contrasting a respected circle of enthusiasts with a fall from grace. It portrays a brilliant man turned into a joke as among the most pitiful of God’s creatures.
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Baltimore News
Merriness in a Tricky Curtain Call
A fragment from a period miscellany features a small girl asking after a non existent child and a caller shrouded in mischief. A later joke revolves around boots delivering a tray and a cautious man denying entry, all framed in a breezy domestic vignette.
Wintery Reminiscence Refutes Daily Fuss
A Washington Star verse asks a friend why complain about cold and toil when sun shines and warm days arrive. It contrasts harsh winter tasks with everyday burdens and urges quiet endurance rather than fuss.
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Washington Star
Fragmented Thoughts on Sorrow and Society Echoed in Here
Disjointed excerpts discuss sorrow's value, changing pride, and a critique of free newspapers. They reference The Baltimore Sun, The Baltimore American, and The Baltimore Star, noting shifts in public taste, morality campaigns, stage and film indecency debates, and Upton Sinclair’s reception.
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Baltimore American
Death of Mrs. Mamie Burdette at Damascus
Mrs. Mamie Burdette wife of James W. Burdette died at home in Damascus from typhoid fever. She leaves her husband and two children and was daughter of the late Leon Etchison noted citizen. Her death follows a typhoid outbreak in Damascus several weeks long.
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Mamie Burdette
James W. Burdette
Damascus
Chickens Stolen from Mrs Whisner Yard
A thief entered the chicken house of Mrs. Whisner on West Patrick Street during the night and stole a number of fine chickens, leaving neighbors surprised by the late break in.
Baltimore Stock Market Report Cleared By Motter Bros
Prices of latest sales corrected up to noon today by Motter Bros and Co Bankers and Brokers. Items include Chicago Railways Consolidated Cotton and Seaboard issues with 4s notes and various Rys and Trust certificates. Notable listings: Sparrow Point 41 25 and Western Maryland Ist 48.0.0. Continental Trust 6.00.00. Mercantile Trust 22.2. Citizens Rank att.
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Motter Bros. & Co
ALC. L
Amitcoastia & Potomac
Chicago
F&c
Fairmont
Eraseacees
Georgia Houston OH
Houston Oil Com
Elec. Rwy
Northern Central Nort
Portsmouth
Somerset Coalts
Sparrow's Point
Seaboard Air Line
Seaboard Company, Common
Seaboard Company, Ist
Seaboard Company
Ind
United Rys
Consus
Maryland
Trust
Mercantile Trust
Suffragists Discuss Taxpayer Stats and Petition Drive
Members of the Just Government League met at the Woman's College with Mrs. Sarah West presiding. They debated the suffrage amendment and laid it on the table. Plans to survey Maryland women taxpayers, white and colored, were outlined, with petitions to the Legislature to grant women the right to vote. Bertha Trail chairs the literature distribution. candidates will be asked to sign. Mrs Belmont’s social equality work in New York was noted, including a lunch room at 14 East 7th Street and the Farm School for young women on Long Island.
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Just Government League
Woman's College
Sarah West
League
Donald Tocker
Meer Pe
Galtiore
Stephenson Williams
Equal Suffrage League
Maryland
Jhcott
Donald Hooker
West
New York
Oliver H. P. Belmont
Politiccal Equality Association
Fu5
Wild Avenue
New York City
Assembly District Club
East Lth Street
Belmontis
Twenty Years Ago Today in Frederick In 1906
Local column notes events in Frederick including W W Fleming in possession of a petrified oyster a gift from Charles E Ascher. Mullany and Kemp display a large Japanese vase from a leading batting importer. Frederik Riflemen invite military groups to a parade during Fair Week amid a record cold 32 degree morning.
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W.W Fleming
Charles E. Ascher
Messrs
Mullany
Kemp
Othe
New York Stocks Quotations By Motter Bros Co
Stock quotes from Motter Bros Co show today’s prices across major exchanges. Industrials rail and steel issues led gains while utilities and textiles lagged. Trading volume was moderate as investors eyed earnings and market momentum.
Central National Bank Balance Sheet 1814
Frederick Maryland. Resources total 156000.00. liabilities include capital stock 60000.00 and surplus fund ? Other entries show due from banks and bankers, notes in circulation, and reserves. The document appears as a bank statement with assets including cash items and bonds, and liabilities covering deposits and note circulation.
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Central National Bank
Frederick
Maryland
Avings Bankes
Ota Dee
Ees
Rita Redemption Fund
Ional
Matey
Wee Mhds
Amul Renetye
Iéssexe Penses
Tax National Bank
National Bank
Pune
U.S
U. S
Moe
Pang Pee
Wheelioe
Maryannl
Trust Counies
Av Es
Frederick County National Bank Report of Condition 1911
Bank statement pages show assets and liabilities for Frederick County National Bank and Farmers and Mechanics National Bank. Items include loans, deposits, cash, reserves, and notes. Signatures by cashier Albert Gilson dated September 6, 1921 and dated September 1, 1912, with attestations from officials.
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State of Maryland
County of Freerick
Robin Kemp
A. Kemp
G. Wesley Kindley
WN. P
Chas, Wertheimer
Frank CL Norwood
T OR. Johnson
Frederick County National Bank
Farmers and Mechanics’ National Bank
State of
Maryland
Frederick
W. i Carty
J. W. L. Carty
CILAS
B. T. Erlendrickson
N. P
Allen G. Quynn
Jon Simasons
A.C Meuardele
Prederick
Ss. I. C
Albert Gilson
B. T. Hendrickson
William C. Kolb
Henry R. Steiner
C. B. Trail
First National Bank
Tc. A. McBride
C. A. McBride
Raymond L. Prizzell
N. PB
AL PL. Wood
J. Walker
Nicodemus
Chicago grain market daily quotes
The report lists Sept Wheat at 98 and Dec Wheat around 97 with fractional figures. May Wheat stands near 102 while Sept Corn logs 62 and Dec Corn about 64 with varied percentages.
Jefferson Farm Sold for Stock Farm Venture
Mr Daniel C Grove of Gapland buys Mrs Monie C Buxton's large Jefferson farm to develop a stock farm and improve it for his home. The Buxtons will winter in California. Hampton-Columbian Magazine combines with Hampton's to form the Hampton-Columbian Magazine with an initial circulation near 600100.
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Daniel C. Grove
Gapland
Monie C. Buxton
Jefferson
Hampton-Columbian Magazine
Columbian
Hampton’s
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