Wagner inmate seeks release from Government Hospital for the Insane
A resident in the District requests discharge from the Government Hospital for the Insane. His attorney and Dr. Emmons report him as sane, though neglected, and urge Interior Department scrutiny of hospital care and funding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M.r. Hans
Emmons
Isaac R. Hitt, Jr
Wagner
Jeff
App Ims
Secretary of the Interior
Fisher
Apt Tal
Mr. Hitt
Advertise Your Church Says Rev Dr Reisner
The Rev Dr Christian Reisner urged church advertising at the Cambridge New England Conference. He urged newspapers, billboards, streetcars, and circulars to inform the public, arguing clergymen should engage the press to attract people and use business methods in church work. He said he would run weekly display ads if funded, and warned against avoiding media.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian PF. Reisner
Grace Reformed Church
New York
Creannn -New England
Metodist Church
Cambridge
Roth
Reisner
Ming
Wideawake
Wideawake Church
Frederick Real Estate Deal Sealed on Market and Third
William H. Ramsburg sold property at Market and Third streets to Young & Staley for 20000 dollars. Sale closed about 1:30 PM with possessor to be April 1. Ramsburg plans to continue his wholesale and retail operations at the locality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
William H. Ramsburg
Market
Third Streets
Young & Staley
Lowever
Jameburg
Acme
Ramsburg
Real estate transfers filed in Frederick Wills Court
Public notices list numerous county real estate deeds with values ranging from 1 to 9,500 dollars. Names include Elmer Shafer Etta Slifer Charles Darner Mary Remsburg and Benjamin Zimmerman among others. Court records also note the fourth account for James H Michael and the first final account of Luther J Walker as guardian to Reland C and Read Barrett.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benjamin F Zimmerman
William G. Rotb
Isaac L. Hankey
Ara D. Cramer
Cramer
Calvin BR. Horiie
Oscar
Culler
Hahn
John H. Miller
Charles S. Michael
Clarenee M. Sigler
John Ho Marker
Margaret
Marta
Joseph
Martz
Deaths and funerals in Baltimore and Jefferson areas
Obituaries note the sudden death of Mrs M Alice Kreis at Maryland General Hospital Baltimore aged 34. John White Page dies at 2105 15th Street Walbrook in his 62nd year. Infant deaths include Charles Ellsworth DeGrange son of Mr and Mrs DeGrange near Jefferson aged 5 months 25 days and Harry Willare infant daughter of Mr and Mrs Willare at Licksville aged 7 months ? Funeral details follow with locations and officiants. Parry Pattox Eaton a colored man dies at HL Ice Street aged ? years 15 days. funeral at Asbury church Greenmount cemetery with Harriet Baton and Nancy Baton surviving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wes. Luclas
Tereis
M. Alice Kreis
Lorenz
Lucian J. Kreis
Maryland General Hospital
Baltimore
Brune Street
John White Page
15Th Street
Walbrook
Deatil
Charles Ellsworth DeGrange
Charles A. DeGrange
Jefferson
A. G. Null
Middlstown
M. R. Etchison
Harry Willare
Harry Willard
Licksville
Excluson
Parry Patox
Iears Eaton
Ice Street
Jacob Shellman
Markell
Harriet Baton
Nancy Batton
Asbury Church
Greenmount Cemetery
Women Signers Dominate County Liquor License Applications
The meeting of the AntiSa oon League discussed 45 liquor license applications in Frederick County. City and county totals show 503 signatures from 385 men and 18 women in the city, 32 percent of signers women. county signers include 194 men and 77 women. Several streets show concentrated petitions with specific signer counts. Also noted is Fr. F E Craig’s transfer to Baltimore to rebuild St Charles College, Catonsville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
AntiSa
Oon League
Frederick
U.mcoa
Easy and Enforcement Committee
Frederick City
Market Street
Third Street
Fourth Street
Parr Street
Patrick Street
Middle Alley
Court
Court Street
Church Street
Northern Central Railroad
North Frederick
Fifth Street
St. Charles College
F. E. Craig
Boston
Battimore
Catonsville
Montgomery County Property Reassessment Nears Finish
County Treasurer Jerry H. Clark estimates property value increases range from 12 million to 3 million dollars as the Montgomery County reassessment nears completion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montgomery County
Jerry 8. Clark
Arrests Outline Mail Fraud Scheme In Rubber Co Case
Boston authorities arrest and hold Wheeler and Shaw on 33000 bail for using the mails to defraud. Investigators allege the scheme secured about 620000 from New England investors, with dates tied to an April 7 filing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Mass
Wheeler
Stillman Shaw
American Rubber Company
New England
Rose country home destroyed by fire in Pelham Manor
The Rose residence of Edward Rosenheim in Pelham Manor burned down. The loss is reported at $10. The caretaker escaped by leaping into a policeman's arms during the blaze.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pelham Manor
Edward Rosenheim
Charter Reform Urged by Hagerstown Mayor Scott
Mayor Scott of Hagerstown urged replacing the aging city charter with a commission form of government as used in Des Moines and Galveston. He cited plans for a public park funded by a $40,000 bond issue and a modern garbage incineration system, while reporting Singers town’s treasury at $52,000 with $161,000 receipts and $129,000 expenditures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hagerstown
Scott
Aly Council
McPherson Scott
Des Moines
Galveston
Singerstown
John T. Sweeney
Rexall Hair Tonic Promises Hair Repair and Pile Remedy
An early ad touts Rexall Hair Tonic for falling hair claiming repair of damage with daily use and notes it cleanses, stimulates at the roots and reduces dandruff. It also advertises Rexall Pile Cure with a money back guarantee and lists local store contact in Nigerson North Market Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rexall
Pilesia
iNigerson
North Market Street
Soldiers to Morocco in new dispatch from Madrid
Madrid reports that 224 Madrid units will deploy Jiween troops and part of the navy to reinforce forces in Morocco, aiming to counter French influence and secure regional interests. The move marks a broad international military commitment discussed in Madrid on April 7.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madrid
Spain
PLM
Morocco
Passengers to be taken ashore from stranded liner
After a night on the stranded liner Princess Irene off Fire Island, 17241 passengers are to be taken ashore today in special efforts coordinated by The News New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Anh Aone
Princess Irene
Fire Island
Jacques de Molay Commandery Passes 42nd Conclave Invitation
At a circular meeting Jacques de Molay Commandery No. 4 Knights Templar unanimously passed inviting the Grand Commandery of Maryland to hold the 42nd annual conclave in Frederick in May 1912. Eminent Commander A LeRoy McCardell and Recorder F B Sappington will attend the Baltimore conclave May 2 to urge acceptance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacques de Molay
Knights Templar
Knights Templar of
Maryland
Frederick
A. LeRoy McCardell
F. B. Sappington
Baltimore
Grand Commandery
Ka Jf. McCurdy
Harry J. Weluuver
Jonathan J. Bielfeld
Sengir
Wm. c. Kirely
Simon S. Miller
Samuel G. Duvall
Francis B. Sappington
William Herwig
Pleasant Personal Notes From Frederick City Circulation
Mr. Lewis A. Rice is in Baltimore on business. Mr. Robert L. Shipley and Miss Gladys Boteler visit Frederick on various errands. Mr. and Mrs. Foster Summers move to 109 West Third Street. Rev. E. H. Lamar returns from Washington Conference. Elisha N. Beall and family relocate to 408 West South Street. Mrs. L. V. Baughman completes an automobile trip in New York State and returns. Miss Eleanor G. Carty visits Washington relatives. Miss Bess Lee Lamar returns from Charles Town. Lee Ordeman of Washington & Lee University returns home on West Third Street. Miss Gertrude Abrecht visits Monrovia and Ridgeville and attends Scheel Nicholson nuptials. Nellie Casey leaves for Philadelphia for the Pennsylvania Conference of Tuberculosis Workers and the Art Club banquet tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gladys Boteler
Mt. Airy
Elisha N. Beall
West South Street
Bess Lee Lamar
Charles Town
W Va
M. E. Doll
East Third Street
Pennsylvania
Nellie Casey
Philadelphia
Art Club
Catarrh Cure Ad Offers $100 Reward
An advertisement claims Halls Catarrh Cure cures catarrh a constitutional disease by internal use. It promises $100 to any case it cannot cure and directs readers to obtain testimonials from F. P. Cheney & Co of Toledo Ohio and to ask druggists for Hall's Family Pills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uiete
Jediline
Halls
T. Cheney & CO
Toledo
O. Reid
Sick list and temperance meeting in Frederick area
Among the sick from Frederick and vicinity Mrs. Harvey Staub Mr. Jesse Hoover Miss Myrtle Himes Master Austin Stone Mrs. Charles J tram is recovering or confined to bed. Mr. Edward B. Nicodemus operated at City Hospital is improving but still in serious condition. The Boy's Temperance Association meets at 7 pm with Edgar K Moore scheduled to speak. Williamson's Drug Store offers free samples of ZEMO and ZEMO SOAP for eczema pimples dandruff and skin care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvey Staub
West South Street
Jesse Hoover
West Patrick Street
Myrtle Himes
East Seventh Street
Austin Stone
East Thir Street
Charles J. Tram
City Hospital
West Soulis
Edward B. Nicodemus
Nicodemus
Boy's Temperance Association
Edgar K. Moore
The
Loyal Temperance Legion
Williamson’s
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WN Limelight
g¢Wagner
Grather
Wartison Wagner
Hofer Hall
Government Hospital
Ohio
Serefany Fisher
Flite
Pastor Resendr
Jiarner
Circuit and Orphans’ Court
Montgomery
Fine Country Home
John Sharp Williams
Chestnut Grove
Addie W. Spurrier
Ida Rimbey
Willie Runkles
Mary Steiner
Salo
Pansy
Ada Rimbey
Little Brownies
Floyd Rimbey
Jesse Main
Willie Lare
Claude Rimbey
Clyde Main
Paul
Dayhoff
Dolls’ Hospital
Carrie Rimbey
Helen Bunkies
Mark Fogle
Hattie Rimbey
Edna Dayhoff
Fannie Hall
Pilgvinis
Lord Alin
McKinley
Hartie Rimbey
Cornet
Bernard Harrison
Tor
IBY Local Knights Templar
Lewis A. Rice
Robert L. Shipley
John H. Etaler
Woodsboro
Mrs. Foster Summers
West Third Street
Sydney Angleberger
Utica
Charles P. Levy
E. H. Lamar
Washington
Airy
L. V. Baughman
Poplar Terrace
New York State
Eleanor G. Carty
East Patrick Street
Mr. Lee Ordeman
Washington & Lee University
Lexington
West Third Stree
Gertrude Abrecht
Monrovia
Ridgeville
Scheel —Nicholson
Boys’ Temperance Association
GG Ausherailan
E. Darner
Uleth
Ly. Om
Sharp
Bradsilaw
Frederick County
Charles T. K. Young
Granville M. Smith
Samuel
Seid
Samuel Counter
Harriet Ann
Harry W. Bowers
Vrae
Rene & Warp
Sohceitor
Maraidit
Franklin Institute
Rochester
U. & Army
United States
North Marxet Street
Frederick, Md
Cate
Mutual Insurance Company OF
Frederick, ML
Ofice Murniture
3Rogs
Cremium
Marand
Office OF State Insurance
Mutual Insurance Company
Emerson
C. Harrington
Liverpool
London
ARD Globs Insurance Co., Ltd
Exgoand
Office
State Insurance Department
Ted Bree
OOL and
London and Globe Vince Co., Ltd
Emerson C. Uarrington
A. A. Harley
Market St
aApridze
Dixon's
Wm. Baumgardner
Adamstown
Mad
A. M. Zimmerman
Frederick, Stoute
Marshcilaw
City
John William Mehriing
Ramsburg Fertilizer Cos
Chas. E. Klein
South Market St
Nannie Rigdon
East Church Street
Elmer E. Dixon
K. Markidtr i
Bentz Street
Kehne Bros
B. A. Crist
Marildim
Plymouth Rock
PD. T. Kuhn
Plymouth Rocks
Harry G. Tritappe
Rhode Island
James C. Rowe
West Fourth Street
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