Frederick City Abattoir Nears Completion With Modern Plant
The new Frederick City Abattoir Company plant advances toward operation by July first, featuring steel frame construction, reinforced concrete floors, and brick exteriors. Architect P A Kiley designed a sanitary, government inspected facility with vaporless cold storage, lard and sausage departments, complete drainage, and vacuum reduction systems aimed at high hygiene and efficiency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Froavek City Abattoir Company
Dhes
Bureauu of Animal Industry
United States
P. A. Kiley
Haves Arcluitert
Milox
Kley
Norkmen
P A. Kiley
Frederick City
A S A Services Hold First Meeting In New Barracks
The Drederick Corps American Salvation Army held its inaugural gathering at 37 West Carroll Street last evening in a well attended event led by Captain St. L Atwell and his wife. A solo “Father's letters” followed by Brother Everhart’s sermon from Hebrew 18 encouraged sinners to seek the Lord. Meetings will continue this week at 7:50 and 8:00 p.m. with Sunday services at 7:00 and 1:00 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Drederick Corps
American Salvation Army
New Barracks
West Carroll Street
St. L Atwell
Serice
Atwell
Capt Atwell
Everhart
Unclear Text Fragment on Household Cleaning
The readable lines describe cleaning routines and disposal practices. It mentions grease in a sink and washing mornings and evenings with imperfect phrasing and several garbled words. No clear people places or organizations are identifiable from the fragment.
Maryland Democrats Celebrate House Committee Assignments
Maryland Democrats in the new House fared well in committee placements after the Saturday caucus. Harry Covington lands on Inter-State and Foreign Affairs, Elections No 1, Industrial Arts and Expositions. J F C Talbott heads Disposition of Useless Papers, plus Naval Affairs and Banking and Currency. George Konig gets Immigration and Naturalization. Charles Linthicum to Foreign Affairs and Elections No 2. David Z Lewis on Military Affairs and Labor. Talbott is the sole Maryland chair, Covington gains a key panel, Lewis secures Military and Labor slots.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland
Harry Covington
J. F C Talbott
George Konig
District of Columbia
Charles Linthicum
David Z. Lewis
Talbott
Covington
House
Lewis
Prospective Tube Project Backed by National Figures
Mr Jackson declined to name backers but said they are all men of national reputation. He hinted at a broad plan to extend the tube from Chicago to the Pacific Coast and to government support, noting its potential value for coast to coast communications in wartime.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chereo
Raul Sysein
Jackson
Chicago
Pacific
Neigulors Police Court Cases Highlight Quarrel and Fines
A Neigulors police court session saw Charles Bell and his son fined $10 plus costs for an assault on Jacob Hall. Hall alleged threats by Bell next door, with a nail protruding from a chair used in the confrontation. Other arraignments included John Smith fined 35 or 20 days, Nine Thompson fined 5 or 20 days, and Fisher and Brooks jailed for alleged theft of hides. George Wiel faced a conduct hearing and was fined, while Murpla and Intros faced disorderly conduct charges with fines and reprimands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Bell
Jacob Hall
Tiesdal MacGill
Tall
Atl
John Smith
New Market
Riddlemoser
Lloyd T. MacGill
Nine Thompson
Justice MacGul
Jota Dorsey
Mag. Ite
Port Grimes
Fisher
Joseph Brooks
Eal Jered
Tagerstown
Bar
Berber
Tunkles
Brunswick
Weverton
George Wiel
Pinyd T. MacGih
Dasaci
Tube to Reach Coast by Freight Tube Project
Chicago announces a plan to build a transcontinental tube linking New York to Chicago and eventually the Pacific coast. Backed by the US Government with funding from AT&T, the project aims to carry packages and host telegraph and telephone wires. George W Jackson holds the contract to build New York to Chicago and plans a direct route diverting to major cities like Cleveland and Buffalo. Start date undecided, frost delays, two months to review plans, spring work likely.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
New York
Atlantic
Pacific Coast
United States
American Telephone and Telegraph Company
George W Jackson
Cleveland
Buffalo
Jackson
Saved His Mother's Lifeict Revives Family With Secret Remedy
Mrs. Santa Gaines of Avecda wi credits a tonic for saving her mother’s life and easing ailments. She recalls her family’s search for help, the husband’s visit to a drug store, and the Bitters as a remedy promising relief from headaches weakness and fatigue.
Many Deeds Filed in County During April Sale Rush
Hundreds of dollars changed hands as real estate transfers were recorded in the clerk’s office amid a busy period of property deals. Names include George W. Gaver, Ann Hegsong, Samuel Ramsburg, Moses Baumgardner, Frank Saylor, and many others with values from $5 to $16,000. Also note an incident where a horse at a local store caused minor damage to harness and wagon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duks
Omui
Tauch
George W. Gaver
Ann Hegsong
Dogeph G Miller
Samuel
Ramsburg
Geo
Wesley Kindley
KR. Scott Derr
Sto
Moses P. Baumgardner
Samnel J. Baumgardner
Fiath A. Hollen
Pater J. Carpenter
Charles H. Brown
Samuel PL Bussard
Lynn Woog
William MM. Boost
John W. Bussard
James C. Thussard
James QO. Bussard
Lorenzo C Lighter
Cletus E. Fogle
Frank R. Saylor
Isaac L. Hankey
John A. Phillips
Thomas &. Linthicum
William Codle
Noah E. Cramer
D. Charles Winebrewer
Clarence M. Murray
M. Virenia Hofman
Samuel C. Ramsburg
Charies H. Zimmerman
Andrew G. Storr
Ralph G
J. Franklin Thomas
Jacob R. Kline
Horace H. Smith
Upton W. Harshman
Alvey P. Harshman
William R. Young
Aquilla R. Harshman
Charles Wertheimer
Caroline Zimmerman
City
Brook Buxton
John 8. Burke
Robert W. Mercier
Charles W. Hoffman
Mt. Pleasant
David F. Mayne
George Elmer Brengle
Howard Joy
R. R Kemp
Maryland Stars Defeat Frederick Suits In Ball Game
On Saturday Maryland School grounds the Maryland Stars beat the Frederick Suits in baseball. McHenry started for Frederick and was touched for four runs in two innings before settling. Maryland’s Fox benefited from sharp defense as Kennedy Boyle and Creager led the batting, with Hisenhauser stellar in the field. The eighth inning loaded the bases with one out but Frederick managed only one run.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evure
Maryland
Frederick Suits
Maryland Stars
McHenry
Frederick Stars
Foxwell
B. Kennedy
M. Boyle
Creager
Hisenhauer
A.B. R.H
ALE
Soaatemlice Au
Mellenry
Duvall
Moore
Crouse
Sponseller
A.B. Rio
KubHski
G Thomas
Boyle
Kennedy
Sorrett c
Benson
Bons Mills
Totile
Hoyle
Eisenhauer
Ay Eisenhauer
Ay Duvall
Derry Mills
Prof. Stone
German Ash
Enormous Bank Earnings Across United States in 1910
Moods's Magazine reports 7000 national banks earned 402,005,823 in the year ended June 30, 1910, with net earnings 154,107,489 and dividends 165,808,622. Average capital and surplus figures are cited, along with NY city bank profits for 1910. Boston banks also show dividend gains. overall 1910 described as a banner year for banking stocks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Comptroller of the Treasury
New York City
Manhattan
New York Trust Companies
Merchantile Trust
Boston
Shawmut
National Rockland
Boylston National
Guidue
Moods’s Magazine
Turnpike Sale to State Likely in Howard County
Board of Directors of the Ellicott City and Clarksville Turnpike Company agreed to accept the State Roads Commission's offer of 10 000 for the Ellicott City to Clarksville road subject to stockholder approval. The sale would leave only the Tridelphia turnpike in Howard County, bringing all roads in the county toward free use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellicott City and
Clarksville
State Roads Commission
Ellicott and
Ellicott City
Uoward County
Tridelphia Turnpike
Tioward County
Deaf Pupils Walk From Maryland School to Boonsboro
Ira B. Hull and Charles R. Cardner, two students at the Maryland School for the Deaf, walked to Boonsboro on Saturday and back. They left the school in the morning and reached Boonsboro about eleven, rested an hour, then began the return trip. The exertion left them with stiff joints and laid up.
News Notes From Across The State and Nearby
Various local items include a jury draw for Kent County April term court, a man overcome by motor gas in Cumberland, diphtheria closures in Hallanborough, a house fire in Pideraisburg causing $6,000 loss, and a 12 year old killed in an old tunnel in Cumberland. Bishop Murray confirms at several churches. Baltimore County teachers form a relief fund, Maryland veterans plan a 46th annual gathering in Belvidere. Governor Crothers may name a Court of Appeals judge. Daughters of Israel Home addition dedicated in Baltimore. Henry Smith & Sons brick plant fire. three boys detained. A $7.5 million trust mortgage recording noted. Funeral for Rev Eccleston after auto crash set for Emanuel Church. Mrs Hamilton sells property in Hagerstown now police HQ. Francis Lawton Jr to sign April 30 for move to New York. Florences Farmers Club incorporated to promote agri social interests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis Hartel
Leitél
Washington County
Kent County
T. Hite
Cumberland
Hallanborough
Harry M. Carroll
Pideraisburg
Norman Aarop
John G. Murray
St. David's
Old St. Paul's
Prince of Peace
Assistant Teachers’ Association of
Baltimore County
Union Veteran Association of Maryland
Belvidere
Baltimore
Gvernor Crothers
Washington, Baltimore & Anna
Eiectric Railway Company
Cleveland Trust Company
J. Houston Eccleston
Emanuel Church
William T. Hamilton
Hamilton
Kent Miller
Jonathan Street
Hagerstown
Ernest Hoffman
Elias
Y Hartles
Francis Lawton, Jr
Chesapeake Andmae Telephone Company
American Telephone
Taegraph Company
New @York
Farmers’ Club of
Floren
Howard
Arol Rh
Florence and Vicinity
W C T WU Meeting Deliberates On High License Debate
An interesting W C T W U meeting in Hamaville hosted recitations and music with a debate on whether high license is preferable to state prohibition. Reginald Smith and Newton Kidd argued for the affirmative, while Raymond Ford and Charles Maylon spoke for the negative. Judges Swomley Williams and King ruled unanimously for the negative, hinting at forming a debating society.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wamsville
M. E. Church
Reginald Smith
Newton Kidd
Raymond Ford
Charles Maylon
Messrs
H. G Swomley
Keefer Williams
Thomas King
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Frederick Abattoir Company
Ger
WAKE
Market St. Frederick
G. O. Paxson
Edw
Cowling
North Market Street
A. S. A. Services
Bo J
Wall Meyer
Appropriations
Congress
Senate
Francis Emory Warren
Wyoming
John Josep Fitzgerald
Fitzgerald
Talbot
Neigulors
Arenes Murpla
Liev T. HL
Charles Lt. Buxton
Joseph J. Staley
Peter &. Bussard
J. Fred Putman
Bridie
Harners
Wmn
Kews
Hamaville
Postna Cereal Co. Limited
Battle Creek, Mich
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