Monetary central bank plan discussed by Taft and bankers
The piece notes President Taft and bank leaders in Chicago and Boston endorsing a central bank to stabilize the currency. It cites Senator Aldrich and the Monetary Commission, arguing such a bank would control reserve, meet occasional stringency, and avert 1907 style disturbances.
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Taft
Chamber of Commerce
Boston
George M. Reynolds
American Bankers’ Association
Chicago
Reynolde
Associated Prem
Bigbankers
Vroeland
Heuce of Representatives
Mok Aldrich
Mondlary Commission
Finance Committee
Senate
Monetary Commission
Maryland Bankers’ Association
Joseph D. Baker
Afd
Frederick
Teft
Unclear historical text hints at central bank principles
The fragment references two core ideas for a central bank: independence from Wall Street influence and nonmanipulation for political purposes. It attributes these to President Taft era discussions and mentions Aldrighan and Nee terse ties, though the wording is garbled.
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Sithea
Aldrighan
Laeue
Silent muddle of headlines and quotes in old papers
A garbled set of clippings mentions Dr Cook hat, temperance talk, and political figures like Governor Glenh of North Caro. The Cumberland Times notes Governor Glenh. the Baltimore Star and Charleston Courier reference racial questions in Maryland and changing Northern press attitudes.
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Dr. Cook
de Cook
Cumberland
Times
Glenh
North Caro
Alona
South Carollna
Baltimore Star
Charleston-Newn and Courier Ia
Ogbt
Maryland
North
Baltimore Sun
Minutes of Merriness and Quips Across Papers
A collage of humorous exchanges and quotes from newspapers. Lines from the Pittsburg Post, Philadelphia Record, and Washington Herald capture witty banter about money, family, and marriage with playful misspellings and antiques as a running joke.
Urban improvement society prizes beauty of yards and porches
From the Washington Herald the piece lauds a Chicago improvement society that awards prizes for yard and porch horticulture. It highlights transforming districts, boosting neighborly pride, and urges ongoing efforts to keep spaces tidy and attractive despite tenant or owner challenges.
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Washington Herald
Chicago
Interoet
Basen Ubatur
Auch Focal Improvement Sovietioa Aa
Moments with the Mule Broadface and Longface
The poem contrasts two characters, Mr Broadface and Mr Longlace, showing Broadface as sunny and friendly while Longlace appears stern and unapproachable. Donald A. Frans a is referenced in St Nicholas.
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Broadface
Longface
Mr. Broadface
Mr. Longlace
Amile
Mr. L
Donald A. Fransa
Nicholas
Richards Seeks Removal of Namesake Tombstone Error
George H. Richards of Towanda Pennsylvania has long fought to remove his name from a Gettysburg battlefield grave marker. He was listed on a tombstone for an unclaimed soldier and has pressed authorities to correct the mistake before his death as red tape delays persist.
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George Richards
Gettysburg
George H. Richards
Towanda
Gettyeburg
Richards
Weekly record of real estate and court actions
Listings of real estate transfers, marriages, and court notices from Frederick County circuits for the week ending September 15 1900. Includes deeds from Welker to John Bl eatate. multiple trust and land transfers. marriage licenses for Monroe and Jenninglé Schildt and others. decedent estates and guardianships. and probate entries for Winebrenner Brengis Red dick and others.
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Ricord India
I Otrauli
Uocmses
Circuit
D. Welker
John BL ' Eatate
New Lonan
Juliosville
Julia A. Rheam
Mary E. Rheam
New Market District
Emory ‘Ll
Emma A. Koogle
R D B. Keller
Joseph Burek
Maude C. Smith
Cal
Frederick
Eva J. Gonkyn
Patrick Higgles
John L. Watkins
Ae ‘Ranklits Q. Burke
Coleman J. Lidle
George D. Moore
Mary Moore
Braddock Building and Development Company
Frank B. Figgins
Braddock
Charles
Ln Croniso Et al
Clarence Hale Monro
Brucio Marie Jennioglé
Penrose
Cleveland Schildt
Rocky Ridge
Maude N. Eby
Emmitalburg
Clinton Eugene Main
Wdith Willard
Onpmans Court
Susan Winebrenner
Marshall
Winebrenner
Laura FE
Brengis
Thomas
S. Albaugh
Elsie A
Maudie
P. Vitez
Mary C. V. Reddick
Ruth B. Reddick
Lenge G. Waltz
Francis W. Walte
Carle B. Dein
Mary A. Clot
Hammond Urner
Gangdlen
Fletcher NeChange
Prescott VcGrange
Vincent Robinson
Robert Biggs
Mildred E
Sheridan C Asa’ Ichard D. Higgs
Hog-pens nuisance criticized by readers in city letters
Letters from readers condemn hog pens and lax city oversight. They urge the health officer to investigate Bentz street Mill Alley Telegraph and South Street areas for stinking pens, noting Dr McCurdy’s limited inspections and a pending case against the city.
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Bentz Street
Directors Call for Farm Records to Aid 1910 Census
Census Director Durand asks farmers across the nation to keep detailed farm records for 1909 and inventory equipment by April 15 1910. Officials seek acreage crops livestock outputs and expenditures with secrecy guaranteed and penalties for noncompliance.
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Washington
Durand
Égricutdre
Censud
Caeca
Census Bureau
Big profits in fruit industry and rising apple prices
The article notes strong demand for Piedmont Virginia apples and higher prices this fall. It cites purchases of large orchards, including a Bedford farm, and sums realized from apple crops totaling tens of thousands of dollars, illustrating substantial fruit-driven profits.
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Central
Baltimore Stock Market Noted Amidging Prices and Funding
The fragment reports on Baltimore stock market activity with mention of prices, sales, and funding streams tied to Western Maryland institutions. It references income, and an unclear term, indicating market volatility and financial moves in a regional context.
Stock market notes from New York September 15 1900
A brief stock market summary from New York dated September 15 1900 lists various railroads and companies including Missouri Pacific Northern Pacific Reading Southern Pacific and Union Pacific among others. The text references stocks and exchanges in a clipped financial digest.
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Missouri
Kansas
Missouri Pacific
Northern Pacific Ry
Pennsylvania RR
Reading Co
Southern Pacific Co
Southern Railway
Stoss-Sheefield
Union. Pacific
United States
Frederick Market Prices and Quotations from Local Exchange
Prices and quotations for grains and feeds from Frederick County market exchange include various commodities. Shelled corn and oats listed per bushel, timothy and mixed hay per hundredweight or ton, and bran and dairy by ton or sack with ranges reflecting market conditions.
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Frederick
Gotenatie
Serreuner
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