Roosevelt Faces Labor, Corruption, and Nationalism Debate
A fragmented report tracks Roosevelt's Chicago visit, Longworth’s attempts at calm, and Cox, Herrmann, and Lorimer figures amid debates over new nationalism. The piece notes Roosevelt’s cautious stance toward Cox’s supporters, ongoing Canal and waterway discussions, and concerns about lax corporate laws fueling evils.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ree
B. Cox
Eilat
Injestatland Ie Ee
Itn
Boke
George B. Cox
Garry Herrmann
Rud Hynleke
Congressmatt Lodgworth
Roosevelt
Cox
Lorimer
Cage
Denise
Cox Ant
New Caer
Ohio
Gulf
Chicago
Longworth
Musichall
Richelieu
Bei
Cois
Pittsburg
Death by Own Action Among Dogs Named Rex
A local note reports a dog named Rex in James McNeer’s area died by its own action. The animal’s body was found lifeless with a wrapped collar and other unclear details surrounding the incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ifmaster
Rex
James
McNeer
Saifinal
James, Jr
Penfield Buys Alma Tadema Work For $35000
Frederic Court reports Ian Penfield of New York purchased Alma Tadema's Sprig Festival for $35,000. The painting was shown at the Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York. Penfield, a diplomat and traveler, has held posts including consul general at Cairo and minister resident. He married Anne W. Walker of Philadelphia in 1908, who inherited $9,000,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. Penfield
Alma Tadema
London
Frederie Court
Ian Penfield
New York
Lawrence Alma Tadema
United States Foreign Service
Neyntunlet Cleveland
Cairo
Minjater
Panavia ‘Canal
United States
Me “Haan
Beynt
Turkey
Bervia
Princeton University
New’ York
Metropolitan Club
Washington
Ponflel
Anne Walghtman Walker
Philadelphia
Fresh market sales detail fruit and produce prices
The article lists prices for peaches melons apples and other produce from vendors. It notes dry weather affecting crops and hints at a forthcoming peach crop with varying prices for fruit and vegetables and a general buyer’s guide style window into a local market.
Lloyd W Bowers Taft Friend Dies In Boston
Solicit or General Lloyd W Bowers, tapped by President Taft for a Supreme Court seat, died in Boston from a heart blood clot after a period of illness. Taft expressed deep grief and noted the missed appointment opportunity. Also reported are Alvey Adee receiving a silver cup for forty years of service and a Bethlehem infant fatality in a pantry incident.
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Boston
Lloyd W. Bowers
Taft
Bawera
Towers
Bowere
Bowers
Ron
Frederick Coggeshall
Beverly
Mass
Lloyd Bowers
Mr. Bowers
Supreme Court
Baseball Scores From Yesterday Across Leagues
American League results include Boston Athletics 2 Beaton 0 and Washington 3 New York 1. Cleveland defeats Detroit 6 2 while St Louis beats Chicago 4 1 in two games. National League shows New York 3 Philadelphia 2 and Brooklyn 2 Philadelphia 2 with standings and upcoming games. Eastern League notes Buffalo Toronto 34 0 and Jersey City 3Prav dene 2 with club standings and schedules.
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Boston—Athletics
Beaton
Hatteries
Colombs
Lapp
Hunt
Maddenee
Washington
New York
Lisher
Oakdwell
Vaughn
Sweeney
Mitchell
Gray
Amarith
Cleveland
Detroit
Donovan
Casey
Farwen
Land
Stl. Louis
Chicngo
St. Lois
Walsh
Black
Hay
Kou
St. Louis
Chiengo
Hutteries
Nelson
Stephens
White
Sullivan
Eaton
Ferguson
Smith
Drucke
Crandall
Meyers
Philadelphia
Brooklyn
Hatterias
Lying
Moran
Rucker
Khelsor
Bergen
Alpha Poe
Regalo
Witl
Chicago
N.york
Sea Brookly
Buffalo
Toronto
Baffalo
Jersey City
Prayidene
Minchester
Newark
Literary Society Meeting in Frederick State Journal
The South Frederick Literary Society held its regular meeting on Friday September 9 with Professor Clem presiding. Officers spoke and a varied program followed including recitations essays readings and a debate on moving pictures and morality with the affirmative prevailing two to one after judges' ruling. The group adjourned to meet again September 16.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Soctit Frederick
South Frederick
R. Moser
C. Howard
V. Rhinehart
United
Frederick
H. Perry
H. Grimen
M. Talley
Hi Phebus
H. Boteler
T. Shook
E. Mullinix
H. Grimes
Frederick Market Prices in Farmers' Exchange Correctat 1910
Frederick County price quotations cover grains hay and feed items including Wheat No 2 Red Corn Ear and Shelled Rye Barley Hay Clover and straw assorted prices per bushel per ton and sack. Potatoes and other staples listed with ranges. Small ad copy invites classifieds.
Oysters and table setting tips from a historic menu guide
A long OCR fragment describes creamed oysters with butter and sherry, varied fillings, and detailed chafing dish methods. It blends cooking steps with table etiquette, noting oysters, bacon, toast, and a formal place setting with knives, forks, napkins, and a centerpiece.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Puiler
Tor
Corwin
Fawliel
Nelle Oster Cure touted as only remedy for catarrh
An OCR note extols Nelle Oster Cure as the sole remedy for catarrh, claiming internal action on blood to restore health and erase symptoms. It promises dramatic effects and urges readers to buy a single bottle offered at a high price.
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Prederic c. Penfield
Dai Smith
Lerty
Aly
Mhore” Art Indienationg
Catia
Jara
Erigien
Hoeft
Aivtolnatenk
Supreme Bench
Maby Scaled
Booth Bethlehem
Frank Chaser
Prince Tsai Hsun
China
W.L. P.C. Athletics
Datrolt
Alt. & O
St.Lauis
Torsee Ab
Rocutr
Monty
Provinc
Balto
Jomey C
Baltimore
Montreal
Rocheaters
Providence
Jersey
City
Pennsylvania
Bate Editorial ‘Association
Left
the Ateamer
Weel toe-Gavannah
Deckaeville
Frederick Market
Frederick County
Farmers’ Exchange
Thomanda
Uae
Heia
Freheh
Oie
Ure O'Neil Browne
Am Arieai
UN “Press
Jas. E. Doll
South Marget Street
Citizen National Bank
Frederick, Md
Horlick
Horlick’s
Wayne Chemical Co
Clarion, Pa
Baltimore &Hio
Ernest Helfenstein
Insurance
Patrick
Iowin Devilbibs
Amos Urner
John N. Clary
Develbiss & Urner
Doll & Albaugh
Frederick, Ona
Itis City
Ois i
Earbie Prt
Remy
Meru F
Momeriy
Continental ‘Casualty. ‘Company
H. G. Te Alezander, Tred
Ginexca
Harry
Tritapoe
Bia Aril
Onder Ag Nawillion Gymraniee
Avery
Columbus Knott
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