Frederick bank statement and ads from 1911 issue
At Frederick Maryland the Central National Bank shows assets including loans and discounts four million six hundred fifty nine thousand five hundred sixty seven dollars and 79 cents. The document includes sworn cashier statements and signatures of bank officials. Nearby are classified ads for Royal Society Packages Embroidery and Corsets with retailer listings on Market Street.
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State of
Maryland
County of
Frederick
Albert Gilson
C. Albert Gilson
B. T. Hendrickson
William O. Kolb
Henry BR. Steiner
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Frederick News publication details and pricing
The Frederick News announces its publication by The Great Southern Printing and Manufacturing Company in Frederick Maryland. It lists officers and pricing for daily and semi weekly editions, with subscription rates and payment terms, office contact, and post office entry details dated Thursday September 14, 1876.
Frederick News Subscription Request Channels
Subscribers who do not receive their paper regularly are asked to report the issue. The News is sold at New City Hotel Buckey's Cigar Store Market Street Central Restaurant Fr K Schmidt's Cigar Store W Patrick Street Arlington Hotel
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Frederick
New City
Buckey's
Market St. Central
Fr. K. Schmidt
W. Patrick Street
Arlington Hotel
Railroad Accidents Highlight Toll on Life and Money
Article cites eight recent wrecks with over 20 deaths and 288 injuries, plus 105,61 fatalities and 1,344.130 injuries since 1888. It notes current year losses near 8,000 dead and 55,000 injured, urging stricter appliance use and ICC inspections to reduce rail danger.
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Interstate Commerce Commission
Interstate Conmmerce Commission
Bureau of Salets
England
Spy Ride Prices Rise and Fall at Aviation Meets
A year earlier near New York Claude Grahame-White charged $300 for a short passenger ride to deter thrill seekers by making it costly. At a Boston aviation meet the price dropped to $100 for two laps totaling about five minutes aloft. The flyer rode at his own risk and could not obtain insurance protection in case of injury.
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New York
Claude Grahame- White
Boston
England
France
Pricing for Early Flight Rides Sparks Public Debate
Rumors and anecdotes describe aviation rides priced from $5 to $25 in various countries, with passengers paying per minute or per trip. The discussion centers on safety, passenger responsibility, and the idea that payments should halt if an accident occurs, reflecting early aviation risk and the social contract between pilots and riders.
Maine and New England liquor laws shift toward local option
The Maine vote remains in doubt thirty six hours after polls closed with drys slightly ahead. States vary license fees from fifty dollars to twelve hundred in New York and Rhode Island. Some areas practice county option while others allow local option in cities. Sweden and Norway cited for success with rural prohibition and Gothenburg system in towns.
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New York World
Maine
New Hampshire
Massacme Rette
Boston
Alaska
District of Columbia
Nevada
Pennsylvania
New York
Rhode Island
Missouri
Newark
Cart Kheringtou
South Carolina
Sweden
Norway
Gothenburg
Prohibition Debate Reflected in Local Views and Trends
The article surveys shifting attitudes toward temperance and matrimonial planning in colleges, noting Maine's temperance leanings, ongoing prohibition doubts, and a general trend toward regulated liquor. It mentions public sentiment at a White Mountains meeting and other scattered remarks from Baltimore and New York about liquor and liberty.
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Mauine
Maine
Cleally
Governors meet to discuss interstate uniformity in trade laws
The Governors gather at Spring Lake New Jersey to consider uniform action on negotiable instruments and other interstate trade issues. They aim to omit social features and focus strictly on business, hoping to improve conditions across states over time according to the Baltimore Sun.
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Spring Lake
N. J
Union
Iven
Baltimore
Sia
Minutes of Merriness Aviator Prisoner Trade
Warden notes prisoner will not work unless allowed to practice his own trade. Governor acknowledges and assigns task. Dialogue mentions aviator and remarks from Toledo Blade. Garulous Darber quips about there being room at the top. A fragment references a Washington Tur line and a public-eye constituent critique.
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Toledo Blade
Lines to a Proud Father from a Denver Republic item
A poem praising a son's bravery and wit contrasts with anxieties about his prospects in big league clubs and the modern era. The speaker notes the boy is bright and gentle, with reasoning like a man, while questioning fit with contemporary plans and the path to wealth or fame. Arthur Chapman is identified as the author from the Denver Republican.
East Frederick Democrats to Host Key Visitors at Central Committee Meeting
Frederick county Democrats announce that Hon. Arthur P. Gorman candidate for Governor and Senator Lee will attend the county central committee meeting Saturday. The event marks the first gathering of the newly elected committee and may shape the party push ahead of the election.
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County Central Committee
Frederick County
Ge Pascend
Arthur P. Gorman
Demmocratic
Mitland
Wair Lee
German
Clashman Conley
Frederick
Weclng Wi
Gorman
Lee
Montgomery County
Uiey
Siy
Central Committee
Terce
Conley
Joln WE. Feazier
C. C. Waters
Edward J. Slaith
Go Wesley Sttudioy
A. M. Wood
Pole Raising at Brunswick Democrats Plan Big Night
Democrats of Brunswick plan a fall campaign start on Tuesday October 3 with a pole raising at 730 PM behind the public school on A street near Park street. Event presided by Daniel G. Mohler features addresses by Joseph E. Chew William J Grove Sterling Galt and H Detchison with music by C D Bryan's graphophone.
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Democrats
Brunswick
Joseph E. Chew
Park Street
Daniel G. Mohler
Sranswichton
Willian J. Grove
Harry Cornelius
Roy Wiles
Charles Main
W. Pofarger
Kk. Renney
Larry Chew
Harry Ayers
Martn House
Harry Asterly
William Cline
Charles K Foster
New York Stocks Quotations From Motter Bros and Co
Today's stock quotations provided by Motter Bros and Co. reflect fluctuating prices across major exchanges. Investors monitor blue chip and industrial issues as market mood shifts amid sector performance data and trading volumes.
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Motter Bros
Baltimore Stock Market Prices Corrected at Noon 1911
Market notes supply corrected prices from Motter Bros. & Co. Bankers and Brokers dated September 14, 1911. Listings include numerous bonds and stocks such as A.C. L. Con 4s, Anacostia & Potomac 10, Chicago Railways vs. 99%, Cotton Duck varieties, Coal, Gas, Incomes, Georgia Alabama Houston Oil Cons, Northern Central, Seaboard Air Line and Seaboard Company issues, United Rys. series, Western Maryland, Continental Trust, Mercantile Trust, Citizens' Bank and related financial instruments.
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Anacostia & Potomac
Chicago Railways
de Fairmont
Georgia
Alabama Houston
Houston
Central North
Portsmouth
Somerset Coalty. Snarrow
Common Seaboard Company
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Seaboard Company
United
Western
Maryland
Wien
Continental Trust
Trust Mercantile Trust
Citizens’ Bank
Chicago grain market quotes in mixed wheat and corn notes
Market bulletin from Chicago notes Sept Wheat at 93.34 and Dec Wheat at 96.90, May Wheat at 1.02, Sept Corn at 68. Us Gots indicate grain grades and futures context. Market terms and percentages appear alongside bid figures and delivery months.
Twenty Years Ago Today In Frederick
Fragmented text recalls a local Frederick item from twenty years ago. Mentions cobblestone street scene, a peach giveaway, the North Market Street area, and a marching band. References a December 19 event and local youth organizing a battery amid unclear details.
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Frederick
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Denver Republican
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Baltimore Stock Market
Motter Bros. & Co
Chicago Grain Market
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