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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Apr 11, 1911
Page
3
Northern Central Railroad train struck an embankment at LeGore end of the siding this morning. The front trucks left the track and the pilot was broken off. No injuries were reported though theRhains were delayed about half an hour. Lame Shoulder cited as pain relief case for Chamberlain's Liniment.
Mrs Susan A V Sifford visits Baltimore friends while W N Jolliffe tours the city on business. Howard Kussmaul of Roanoke and others visit relatives in Hagerstown and Frederick area. Miss Annie Brauchle leaves for Vienna Dorchester due to sick grandfather. Mountain City Lodge Knights of Pythias delegates attend Grand Council in Cumberland. lodge last night conferred page rank and held luncheon.
An advertisement touts Gypses’s Gift Dyspepsia Tablets as a remedy for indigestion and stomach misery. It claims relief for poor appetite, abdominal pains, and nervous fatigue, urging readers to send a receipt for samples and purchase through Rend Drug and Chemical Co in Baltimore MD.
County Liberty Town edition reports Rev Solomon German to Singanore circuit arriving Friday and Rev J W Hammersley going to Thurmont. Local church notices include Methodist Episcopal and Methodist Protestant services. Dozens of village residents listed with visits, illnesses, and construction work. a Catholic mission at St Peter's with a question box and Easter schedule.
Mount St. Mary's edged Colby 5 to 4 in a dramatic ninth inning rally. Pitching duel favored Tibbet through seven, as Washburn relieved and Colby led 4 3 in the eighth. McHugh and Kelly had key hits, Sturdevant’s outfield throw helped clinch the win with Wymard scoring twice and Good adding two hits.
Mrs Robert Conrad was honored with a surprise birthday party hosted by friends. Attendees included Mr and Mrs John Tyson Mr and Mrs James and Mrs Oscar H Miller and a long list of local residents and dancers. The event featured graphophone and piano music followed by a late meal. Easter assembly notes mention Miss Ritchie s School of Dancing closing and resuming April 20. John Wisner and wife Celebrate 25th Wedding Anniversary on Friday last.
Recap of events from Maryland towns including bank building plans in Geldeborn Ridgely exchange building Two story concrete exchange planned Cumberland convention of Maryland Knights of Pythias Society for Protection of Children from Cruelty and Immorality officers elected New immigration chief Bertram Stump named to replace Louis Wels in Baltimore Court trials begin for alleged Black Hand gang in Somerset County G A R encampment in Baltimore Officers for coming year named Parade of Uniform Rank for Knights of Pythias in Cumberland to be largest western Maryland demonstration Frostburg buys eight and a half acre park tract near baseball grounds Buchanan Junction near Twiggtown under construction rail link to Spring Gap under way Merchants and Manufacturers Association leader Henry F Baker to press governor on police trial conclusion or face public mass meeting
Funeral services for Henry Eaton colored were at Asbury Church conducted by Rev L J Valentine with pallbearers Geo M Sewell John H Parker William Lee David Boyd Charles Holland Leven Leakens. Interment in Greenmount cemetery. Martha Dorsey colored burial followed the B&O arrival with Rev W Harris at the grave and interment again in Greenmount cemetery. Thomas P Rice listed as funeral director.
Special Dispatch reports from Jefferson City that the Missouri Supreme Court reversed the conviction of Dr. Clarke Hyde in the Swope murder and ordered a new trial. The ruling comes with immediate effect and directs a retrial to be scheduled in the near term.
New York April 11 Sam Lloyd renowned puzzle expert died of apoplexy at age seventy. His death leaves a gap in the world of crosswords and brainteasers where he was a leading figure.
Company A presents the Civil War drama Held By the Enemy after Monday evening featuring Frederick’s vest vocal talent. The production showcases military scenes with exciting climaxes and a central Northern officer and Southern girl love story. The comedy is well sustained and pleasing, promising strong local interest.
A traction engine owned by Messrs Schildtknecht and Cob lentz damaged the Standard Oil Company fence while being moved yesterday and also struck the warning sign of the Northern Central Railroad. Irvin Bitner, hosiery manufacturer, died at Hagerstown.
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