Tariff Board Debate and Economic Claims in Freder ick
A column argues for making the Tariff Board permanent and nonpartisan. It defends expert analysis on production costs, calls for investigations into tariffs on wood pulp woolen goods iron and chemicals, and criticizes protectionist misuses while noting international concerns about living costs. The piece credits the board with serving national interests and the Republican stance on protection.
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Tariff Board
Republican Party
Europe
England
Germany
France
Popul N
Tolands and the Coppercolored Monarch in America
An oblique, fragmented sketch imagines Tolands observing American life. A coppercolored monarch notes customs, mothers-in-law, and the lure of new possessions. The passage hints at material culture, satire, and cultural exchange through imagined travel.
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Lippine
Butta
America
Aloha Collans
Theodore Roosevelt
Morocco
Press Rants on Hearst Papers and Mayor Gaynor
The Philadelphia Inquirer accuses Hearst newspapers of stoking violence and aiding the assassination climate around McKinley. Mayor Gaynor denounces these journals as soulless and urges action to curb sensational libels. The piece shifts to Dr Anna Wells Bloomer’s view on apartments affecting women’s habits, arguing housing advances ease labor but may not drive increased dissipation.
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Philadelphie Inquirer
Gaynor
New York
Hearat
Theodore Robse
Velit
McKinley
Guch
Journaliam
New York City
Philadelphia Inquirer
Mark Twain
Anna Wells Bloomer
Bloomer
Anirtmenta
Tina
Willie
Mary
Dr. Bloomer
Weather Lectures by Professor Moore in London
Professor Willis Moore accepted an invitation to deliver a series of weather lectures in London. The piece notes how Arte Mus Ward made his big hit in England and jokes that Napoleon, if he had waited generations, could have crossed the Alps by aeroplanes, saving toil and suffering.
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Willis Moore
London
England
Artemus Ward
Philadelphia Inquirer
Alps
Baltimore -Amerim
Puck
Upace
No clear single headline from scattered clippings
A garbled paste of editorials and quotes from multiple papers discusses politics urban planning aviation and social claims. It cites B altimore Star Baltimore News Cumberland News and others with fragmented observations and remarks about suburbs, trains, and marriage assertions.
Humorous Quips and Observations on Fashion and Fame
A collage of wry lines from Western sage, Puck, and Chicago Post riffs on manners. A misfit couple, an unobservant neighbor, and a contortionist act provoke bemused reflections on appearances and social grace.
Uncle Joe and the saucy sparrow in Washington
A playful verse laments Uncle Joey Cannon with a saucy sparrow quipping about talk in Washington. It contrasts the bird’s defiant stance with critics within the rich man's club, noting Joey’s enduring calm and wit amidst commentary.
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Washington
Joey Cannon
Joey
Bird
Jaros
Rival Weather Makers Duel in Poem
Moments with the Muse portrays two weather makers, one practical observer tracking gauges and isotherms, the other confident in higher knowledge. The rival’s forecasting and a passerby’s readings clash as the public trusts the higher, elusive weather law over the measured signs.
Indicted youths linked to Carrell Creek craps shooting
A grand jury indicted eight youths including Lumbright Greve and Bighebright for craps playing along Carrell Creek. The sheriff said the case aims to curb craps shooting to protect public safety and parents.
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Sheritt Wan
Justines” Wiber
Foterie
Unis
Tly
Ate Ulur Lumbright
Radwird Greve
Marry Greve
Harry
Saya Ie
Han
Surprise birthday event at Monocacy Boneyard hosted by Mountain City group
A social gathering at Mrs. Sallie A Crier’s home in Monocacy Boneyard was staged as a birthday surprise by Mountain City Council No 1 Daughters of Liberty. Guests decorated the house with flowers and cake and exchanged wishes during a daylong celebration.
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Urnbay
Sallie A
Arrests and Fines Reported in Local Court
Marla Ridgely, described as colored, was arrested by Officer Blancaguer on a charge of cytanix and sweating on the street. She appeared before Justice J. Francis Smith and paid a five dollar fine. Samuel Titlow faced Justice Eckstein for allegedly assaulting Harry Manon near the Square Corner. a five dollar fine was imposed after the hearing.
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Atreft
Marla Ridgely
Omcer Blancaguer
J. Francis Smith
Samuel Titlow
Justice Co I
Justice Eckstein
Weather Woes Persist Amid Dry Wells and Heat
The forecast shows limited rain and continued heat with yesterday’s high at 86 and today’s at 87. In Hockeystown drought worsens as many wells run dry and residents fetch water from Owens creeks while cows and stock are driven to water sources. Nearby Shogkstowi reports denial of rain, Frederick Chapter DAR forms legacy of patriotic work, and a festival bazar by O U A M Band opens with a modest crowd and evening music. Advertising notes urge newspaper ads’ reach.
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Weat' Patrick Street
Baltimore Stock Market Report of September 27 1910
Prices of latest sales corrected up to today by Motter Bros & Co Bankers and Brokers list diverse securities including cotton goods railroad and power shares. Notable entries include Seaboard Air Line 10-year at 99 percent United Rys funding 5s at 83 and Western Maryland 6s near 56 with others scattered across coal utilities and regional bonds.
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Motter, Bros & Co
la Cone
Powaer
Georgia
Alabama
Inecontes
Houston
Come
Lec
Rwy
OTH Nor
Portsmouth
Seaboard Air Line
Seaboard Air Ling
Seaborrd Air Line
Seaboard Company
United Rys
Incomos
United Rus
Western
Maryland
van Gestas W. Va
Cen
Knox Traction Gs
Cssseenes
George's Creek
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