Local Briefs and Construction Notices Across Yellow Program Area
Short notices recount scouting activity, paint work on two industrial stacks, repainting of private residences, a Howard University orchestra dance at the Academy, guttering and paving on North Market, concrete work on South Market, a runaway horse incident near Telegraph Street, and Superintendent George E. L. Anderson breeding chicks with a new incubator at Frederick.
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William 5
Gos Gigen
George
Milton Engle
West Fourth Street
Laurin L. Welty
Howard University Orchestervesura
Washington
Academy of Amiusemente
North Market Ler
Olcer Brengle
Eugene Sponseiler
South Market Street
Leroy Hoke
Ox Fibre Brush
Harry Stroup
George D. Moore
West Patrick Street
Charles Crum
John Esterly
Yes
Personal and Social News From Frederick and Surroundings
Frederick readers learn about visitors and moves among locals including Mrs Abe Hosenour, Mrs A M Landauer, Miss Katie Abrecht, and Miss Marjerie Adams. The article notes Jacob Swope from Baltimore and Elisha Beall relocating families, plus a discussion of Scouting origins and goals led by Baden-Powell. It mentions Easter holidays and scout outings planning.
Marriages and social notes fill Frederick day from Knights pages
Ida Virgin and Firehugh Lee Edward to wed Monday afternoon at the par ents home with a reception to follow. Mediation, George Thomas and Marsie of Garmont wed by Rev Chase. Company A’s play Held by the Enemy at City Opera House Monday evening features top local amateur talent. The Freshmen at the Woman’s College will escort the Sophomores to the play. Several residents visit friends, attend conventions, and travel. Grand Lodge of Maryland Knights of Pythias adjourns in Cumberland with officers elected and appointments made for Baltimore. Various locals visit relatives or return from trips to Pittsburgh, Washington, and Baltimore.
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City Opera House
Marie Haller
Myrile
Washington
Jerenine
Grand Lodge of Maryland
Enights of
Pythias
Crberland
Baltimore
Harry J. Price
Ars
Charles F. Rich
Cenaterville
G. Semmes
Oakland
George Barker
J Edward Richardson
April Meeting Tonight of Board of Trade
The regular monthly meeting of the Board of Trade will be held in the M. C. A. auditorium tonight at 8 o'clock. President James J. Gam brill Jr. will preside.
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Board of Trade
M. C A
James J. Gambrill, Jr
Wil
Wine riots in Epernay wreck two area planes arrest leaders
Special dispatch from The News, Epernay, France, reports riots continuing at 2.30 P M on April 14. Despatch planes were wrecked while delivering to troops. Du bois and Lagache are arrested as ring leaders of the disturbances.
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Epernay
France
Dubois
Lagache
Duke of Connaught III in Serious Condition
Special dispatch from London reports the Duke of Connaught III is in serious condition due to bronchial trouble, the report noting the illness shares a lineage with the late King Edward after the brother’s death. The situation draws attention to royal health as observers await further medical updates.
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the News
London
Duke of ConnaUght
King Edward
Denman Thompson Dead at 77 in West Swanzey
Speerspatch reports from The News West Swanzey New Hampshire that Denman Thompson, famed star of Old Homestead, has died at age 77. Funeral arrangements were not announced.
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Speerspatch
West Swanzey
N. H
Denman Thompson
Nomestead
Fire at Polo Grounds postpones Phillies game
Special Dispatch reports in New York on April 11 that the Phillies fame was postponed due to a fire at the Polo grounds delaying a scheduled game.
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New York
Phillies
Pola Grounds
Hill resigns as ambassador to Germany
Washington reports David Jayne Hill has resigned from his post as ambassador to Germany. The notice notes the resignation is effective immediately and cites no successor.
Martial Law Declared as Troops Quell Riots in Muscatine
Martial law declared in Muscatine Iowa as troops arrive to quell riots at a button factory. The urgent dispatch notes government control measures and ongoing unrest with emphasis on public order and safety.
Capitol Doom Predicted By Chicago Prophet Elias
A Chicago man calling himself The Promised Prophet Elias foresees Washington's destruction by earthquake. He claims warnings were sent to the President and ambassadors and that he will visit twelve major cities, with Rome on May 7 and routes to Paris, Berlin, London, Lisbon, and Madrid. He arrived in Washington last Friday and had a vision at 4 am Monday.
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Washington
Chicago
Elias
Kaspereit
Elvis
Senate
House of Representatives
Rome
Ttaly
Portugal
Paris
London
Berlin
St. Petersburg
Stockholm
Copenhagen
Lisbon
Madrid
Press Agent Hired by Nashville Circus Firm
Mr. Frank Boblitz, formerly of this city and now in Thurmont, has joined Robinson Bros. circus in Nashville, Tenn., to serve as press agent.
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Circus
Frank Boblitz
This City
Thurmont
Country
Nashville
Tenn
Robinson Bros
Piles Cured in 6 to 14 Days with PAZO OINTMENT
An advertisement promises cure for itching bleeding or protruding piles in six to fourteen days with PAZO OINTMENT or money back. The copy emphasizes guaranteed relief and refunds.
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Wwe
Social World Gals Surprise Os Bertie Ay
Mr Charles Orrison receives a surprise 70th birthday party at Mrs George S Moore’s Rocky Springs home. A secret gathering yields a dinner, desserts, and cheerful greetings from family friends including Orrison’s daughter and several couples. Also noted is a birthday party for Master Lewis Tomlin with about twenty attendees and assorted refreshments. Mary Tyson has recovered enough to leave City Hospital for East Second Street home.
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Bertie AY
Charles Orrison
George S. Moore
Rocky Springs
Orrison
Clayton Orrison
Keeler and
Paul
Collier
Brunswick
George Shafer
Julian Kemp
Louis C. Kemp
Moore
Lewis Tomlin
West South Street
Master Lewis Tomlin
John Lewis Hanshew
Patrick Street
Mary Tyson
City Hospital
East Second Street
Auto Engine Favored By United Fire Company Committee
A special committee of the United Fire Company recommended considering an automobile engine to replace the worn horse drawn steamer. The group, having reviewed costs, maintenance, and new technology, favors a Webb Company auto engine at about $7,500, with final decision likely next Wednesday night. The city allocated $4,500 earlier, and additional funds may be required.
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United Fire Company
United Company
Webb Company
Uniteds
Independent Hose Company
Independents
Man Arrested for Carrying Concealed Weapons in Market Street Saloon
Henry Dorsey colored is jailed on a concealed weapons charge after a quarrel at J A Kidwiler saloon at Market and All Saints. Officers found knuckles a razor and a penknife during a search at police headquarters. Justice Smith ordered a jail hearing tonight.
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Eurtiter Timaring
Henry Dorsey
Dorsey
J. A. Kidwiler
Market
All Saints Street
George Miller
King
Officer King
Justice Smith
Hall's Catarrh Cure Claims Cures All Stages
A tobacco era advertisement touts Hall's Catarrh Cure as the only positive cure for catarrh claiming it cures constitutional disease by a constitutional treatment. Proponents offer $100 to any case it fails to cure and urge sending for testimonials while noting the product sells nationwide through Druggists at 75 cents.
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F. J. Cheney & CO
Toledo
Hall
Rexall Hair Tonic Offer Promises Full Satisfaction
A local ad endorses Rexall Hair Tonic with a money back guarantee if it fails to deliver results. The ad urges customers with scalp trouble or hair loss to try the product, available in two sizes at The Rexall Store on North Market Street. The Red Mill theater event is advertised for April 26 at City Opera House, highlighting a Holland setting and a plot of two Americans in debt who work as waiter and interpreter under a Burgomaster, with a love story woven in.
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Rexall
Hesall
J. A. Williamson
North Market Street
Red Mill
City Opera House
Martin & Emery Co
New York
Mr. Blossom
Holland
Delft
Europe
Kenwyk-aan-Zee
Aj ‘Stern
Parmaid
Public sale notice in Frederick County equity case 8513
By order of the Circuit Court for Frederick County in Equity dated March 11 1911 case No 8513 Charles M Jones plaintiff and William N Jones et al defendants the undersigned trustees will offer for sale at Frederick Court House at 11 o clock a m on
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Frederick County
Maryland
Charles XI. Jones
William N. Jones
Frederick
Nisison Sales
Equity
Charles T. K. Youths
Granville ML Smith
Samuel Countee
Harriet Ann Countee
Charles T. Hk.young
Granville
M. Smith
Harriet Ann
Harry W. Bowers
Circnit
Reno S. Harp
Fragmentary numeric sequence from OCR page
A garbled string of numbers and symbols appears to be a fragment from a larger financial or scientific table. No contextual subjects, dates, or proper nouns are legible to identify entities or events.
State Examiner certifies herd tuberculin tested clear
R V Smith states as State Examiner that the entire herd of cows belonging to BR Rush Lewis has been tuberculin tested and passed as free from tuberculosis by the examiner. The certificate affirms no evidence of infection in the herd.
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R. V. Smith
BR. Rush Lewis
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Davenport
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McKillip Veterinary College
Ill
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Houck
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Bevard Kepner
Frederick MD. Co. & P
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Second Street
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City Hotel
M. C. Babington
Brady
Baehive
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