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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Sep 29, 1910
Page
6
A fragmented narrative from a New York political gathering praises Henry L. Stimson for governor, emphasizing integrity and anti-corruption as central themes. It highlights support from leaders like Bennett Foster and references to Taft era reforms and primary election safeguards.
An event in Wilmington Delaware on September 29 outlines the presentation of the silver service to the dreadnought Delaware Next. Governor Simeon Pennewill will preside, followed by Congressman William Heald. Portraits of Admiral Jones and Admiral MacDonough will be shown by naval societies. portraits of Admiral Dupont will be presented by Mrs Bagel Dupont and others attending.
Washington reports a cordial exchange as the Sulu sultan met President Taft in the White House green room. An interpreter aided their conversation about old times and Taft’s prior governorship in the Philippines.
Paris report says Mrs Henry White wife of the former American ambassador to France underwent an appendicitis operation. She was to sail home but suffered an acute attack requiring prompt surgical relief. She is reported doing well with her mother-in-law and daughter-in-law present. Sacramento note: Governor Gillette calls a special session for Oct 3 to insert three words in a constitutional amendment about division of county taxes and voter submission.
Archbishop Ireland visited Wantington reporting his fate amid a White House audience. The account notes his reception and remarks by local observers, with focus on religious impact and civic response in the period.
The biennial Harvard Law School class report shows average monthly earnings of 210 dollars for new lawyers after expenses, with $308 for those practicing in Paette coast, $267 in New York, and $107 in Massachusetts. West earnings average 277 dollars, east 195, with rapid growth three years post graduation.
A detailed description claims an American firm has advanced watchmaking methods that can produce at least ten thousand wheels daily and assemble complete watches within an hour. The process uses rapid cutting, punching, threading, and drilling machines turning out brass and steel components with high precision.
Yuttula New York September 28 The United Irish League delegates unanimously adopt a report on Ways and Means pledging to raise 260000 within two years for Home Rule in Ireland. The drive, backed by leadership under John E Redmond, aims to fill gaps if 200000 more is needed and highlights past efforts for Irish reform.
Washington reports President Tait plans a fair treatment for railroads and will not back a freight rate increase unless conclusive proof shows the Interstate Commerce Commission has failed. He told T J Nolan that many railroad workers fear layoffs and urged a square deal to protect jobs.
In Hattérshein, a German burgomaster declares war on scandalmongering women. He cites frequent prosecutions for libel and slander, blaming gossiping wives for family neglect and social trouble as police are told to list scandalmongers and warn tenants.
Partial returns from the state house show Stokes leading with a 736 plurality as voters statewide select a U.S. senator. Murphy trails by several thousand, with totals around 36 thousand for Murphy and 38 thousand for Stokes in key districts.
An exchange in rustic slang depicts a puzzled elder asking about a sign with a base in the middle, while a young man and local folks chase a string of misheard phrases and memories from a hard lick era. The snippet echoes dialect and rural humor from a bygone column.
An old advertisement-like fragment touts a cough remedy claiming to cure night coughs and stubborn colds. It mentions Dr King’s New Discovery as a lasting solution and lists ailments such as laryngitis, asthma, hay fever, croup, and whooping cough. The note promises quick relief and a money back guarantee.
Mayer, seventeen, of Denver, confessed after viewing a moving picture about a bank clerk who stole funds. He took $500 from the Victoria hotel desk in New York on Aug. 3, disappeared, later surrendered in Pittsburgh. He said the film triggered regret for his mother and home en route to punishment.
Poor s railroad statistics for 1900 show a striking rise in United States mileage by 1909, the largest increase since 1888. The Dec 31 figures show the total miles of steel road expanded notably, with the eighties period recording the biggest gains. Freight tonnage and overall mileage increases are noted, contrasting earlier decades and the high growth rates in the late 19th century.
Britain records a notable drop in third class railway passengers in 1909, amid a new exhibition in London drawing visitors. First and second class figures also show shifts, with the overall transport figures reflecting post Exhibition effects and shifting traveler patterns.
Officials consider a preliminary appropriation for a government building project. The board will meet soon to invite potential Cuban installments tied to the Villanueva Railroad station exchange for the Arsenal property as a possible alternate.
A Washington visitor reports a novel use for trolley cars as mobile park benches. He notes unrushed riders boarding, waiting passengers and a conductor’s delay, with conversations forming along the car as a de facto resting place. The observer muses on labels like Waiting Car or Best Cars to cue chats.
Washington Joe of the Knoxville and Atlanta teams prefers army regulations to baseball rules. He boarded a train for Columbus barracks to reenlist, saying army orders are easier to follow than those of umpires. Lieutenant Simington records the transfer back to private status.
A fragmented note describes Meri Mobleries on West Patrick Street presenting mantelpieces and woodwork. It mentions decor harmony with refined finish and woodcraft, though several words are garbled. The location is given as 139-141 West Patrick Street.
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