Pocketbook Theft and Assualt Near Knoxville
Andrew Danner of Brunswick is sought on charges of stealing a pocketbook from Max Meyer’s Brunswick clothing shop and assaulting Meyer on the road toward Knoxville. Meyer, with a bruised face and missing a silver watch, pursued Danner who fled after taking the wallet. A warrant was sworn before Magistrate Miers. Danner remains at large. Also noted is the visit of State Fire Marshal Myers and Fire Chief Wegman on an inspection tour of Cumberland buildings before Frostburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrew Danner
Brunswick
Max Meyer
Meyer
Knoxville
Danner
Marshal Myers
G. Eers
Cumberland
Wegman
Mr. Myers
Baltimore
Frostburg
Use of veneers increasing in United States wood industry
The article notes a surge in veneer use in 1910 totaling 477,479,000 feet, about 10 percent above the prior year. Red gum dominates veneer production at roughly 80 percent, with maple, yellow poplar, white oak and birch rising, while Douglas fir gains notice for veneer suitability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Bureau of the Census
Department of Commerce and Labor
Speed Mania and a First Motorcar Ride
A Philadelphia Ledger account traces a new motorcar trip with a driver named William. The owner insists on staying near the speed limit for comfort, but the sequence shows the driver urged toward faster runs, dust, straight roads, and a rush for fun despite police chances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newear
William
Wiliam
Philadelphia Ledger
Odd Names in New York Butchers Directory
A butcher studies the New York telephone directory to note unusual butchers names and potential partnerships. Entries include Sam Frankerfurter at 219 East Seventh Street, A Weiner at 1443 Avenue, John Sow on Third Avenue, Frank Then on Amsterdam Avenue, Wing Lang in poultry, A For a game dealer, Louis Rich on Third Avenue, John Ricker in the Bronx, Emil Galt on Amsterdam Avenue, George Idler at Webster Avenue market, John Grab on Second Avenue, Max Warm on East Houston Street, Max Lent on Norfolk Street, Joseph Hug on West Fifteenth Street, Julius Goodby of Avenue A, and reference to Butchers Advocate and Warner’s Drug Store advertisement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Sam Frankerfurter
East Seventh Street
A. Weiner
1443
Avenue
A. Johnsow
Third Avenue
Frank
Amsterdam Avenue
Wing Lang
A. For
Louis Rich
John Ricker
Bronx
Emil Galt
George Idler
Webster Avenue
John Grab
Second Atenue
Max Warm
East Houston Street
Max Lent
Norfolk Street
Joseph Hug
West Fifteenth Street
Julius Goodby
Atenue A
Cobb Seeks Congress Aid Over Baseball Contract
Tyrus Raymond Cobb, a leading Southern figure, seeks congressional help amid a dispute over a Detroit contract and low six month salary. Georgia's Rep Hardwick and Senator Smith consider investigating baseball practices as Cobb faces a $12.50 six month wage under national league rules.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Tyrus Raymond Cobo
South
Georgia Peach
Detroit
Tyrus
United States Supreme Court
Thomas W. Hardwick
Georgia
Hard
Miss Mercer Visits Frederick For Humane Education Work
Miss Virginia Saffel Mercer traveling lecturer for the American Humane Education Society spent a brief stay in Frederick to promote kindness to animals. She toured the town, expressed interest in Barbara Fritchie, and planned to visit her grave after addressing Girls' School pupils in grades 4 and 5 about the humane movement and the Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Humane Education Society
Virginia Saffel Mercer
Salem
Ohio
Frederick
Miss Mercer
Barbara Fritchie
Ard
Girls’ School
Church Street
The
Humane Society
Society of the Prevention of Cruelty To
Social World Dance at Bear Residence
An evening of dancing and socializing at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Bear in Araby. Guests included numerous Summers, Bear, Fisher, Lavern, Waltz, McKenzy, and others plus Miss Thirza Eichelberger and a variety of friends who enjoyed cards music and a luncheon in West Fourth Street entertaining company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Bear
Araby
HD. Summers
Daniel Fisher
Elmer Summers
Oscar Summers
Catherine Lawery
Alma Aliman
Clemmie Biddle
Bessie Waltz
Agnes Mickenzy
Annie Fisher
Carrie
Virgie
Viola Summers
Messrs
Harvey Mar
Clifton Morningstar
Oscar Nickie
Raymond Biddle
Noble Waltz
Charles Laverr
Joe Roberts
Ira O'Brien
Guy Waltz
Albert Summers
Chester McKenzy
Oscar Fisher
Simeon Summers
Ira Donnel
Norman Bear
Thirza Eichelberger
West Fourth Street
Norman Wachier
Grace Zimmerman
Mary Kennedy
Ethel Waters
Ruth Dixon
Margaret Beelker
Elizabeth Encie
Eleanor Young
Thirza Eichelber
Jkeri
Joseph Elkins
Robert Staley
Elmer Munshoweer
Joseph Deck
Paul MacKenzien
Roger Fisher
Arthur Roost
Frank Caniford
S. Jenkins
Couch Medicine For Children Ad Appears In News
An ad styled plea urges safe child cough medicine that is pleasant tasting and effective. It reflects mothers’ preferences and the role of drug firms and marketers in furnishing remedies for children. Subscribe to The News to read more.
Dukes Strengthen Lead with Three-Game Win
The Dukes remained first in the league by sweeping three games against the Arctics. Avistors slid into a tie for second with the Colonials and Jack Tars as results left standings tight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arctics
Dukes
Euclids
Baumgardner
Hogarth _ sr si
Moser
W. Zimmerman
Zimmerman
Gilbert
Hersporger
MT Cerghaus
Aviators Ea
Colonials
Jack Tars
ASS Stags
Ramblers
Seavast
Senecas
Monarchs
Dandelion Liver Disks Featured in Frederick Ad Claims
Edward J. Winebrewer of Frederick Maryland touts Dandelion Liver Disks as a remedy for liver troubles and constipation. The advertisement promises many testimonials from users who endorse the product and urges others to try it when their liver needs medicine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward J. Winebrewer
Frederick, Md
Odd Fellows adjourn after election of officers
G Dorsey of Mt Airy elected Grand Master and Rev T F Dixon appointed Grand Chaplain. The convention adjourned after election of officers amid contest for the position of Grand Master. Several candidates named and Holmesiette won Grand Warden. Other officers named include Deputy Grand Master Wilan J Arthur, Grand Secretary AL Jones, Grand Treasurer J P Whaainer, and representatives Young and Chapman. Board of managers chosen for terms and committees announced including finance Foxwell, printing Paige, legislation room, and publicity Jones.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. Dorsey
Mt. Alry
T. F. Dixon
Odd Egilows
Maryduat
Williga T. Hotutettes, Jr
Gardenville
Bate Uno Cama
Millipis Porter
Annepolis
Bou
Parsons
Salisetures Club
Keenan
Brunawick
Sanel CL
Michelberge
Savage
Staltfimo
Brand
T. Freeman
Frederick
Lev
Posey B. Hiathrang
A. FL Miller
Graeng
J.C. Parsons
Grand Goardhin
Charles Amick
Ivond Werald
Crorge &, Motter
Joseph J. Cook
George W. McGill
George P Stein
John L Stivers
V. Weller
B. FP. Happman
IL Foxwell
J. Edwards Krol
Edwin J. Paige
Frederick A. Room
State of the Order, J. D Goodwin; Bylaws, PT Bernstein; Brary
T.culs Satlin
Credentials
CA. Smith
Lodge
Arthur I Phebus
William A. Jones
Banner Exposition
Wiliam Granon
Youth Arrested for Vandalism and Runabout Tires
Joseph Brown, colored, about 14, son of William Brown, was taken to Cheltenham Industrial School yesterday by Constable Hauger on a warrant from Justice Posey. He had cut the rubber tires of a fine runabout owned by Nelson J. Reifsnider and tampered with nearby devices, causing ongoing trouble for the officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Brown
William Brown
Cheltenham Industrial School
Hauger
Justice Posey
Nelson JL. Reifsnider
Pleasant Paragraphs About Those Who Come and Go
Purely personal notice fragment listing residents and visitors in Frederick and nearby areas. It mentions Miss Mit Radel and Pieten Mebheny visiting New York, Mrs Edgar Kregle and Mrs George Miglar returning to Baltimore, Adolphus Menrluthe on a visit to Dr Tinginton Milfott in Wilmington, birthday celebrations for Mr Pearhake, and Misses Hilda Miriam and Margaret Nagedorn visiting from Portland, Oregon to stay with J. Athene Willlemeau in Frederick. Former Judge G. L. Whitmore of Libertytown visiting Frederick for health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Mit Radel Ind Pieten Mebheny
I. Adolphus Menrluthe
Hok Street
Tinginton Milfott
Warriington
Pearhake
Hewis
Apel
Mir. B. Hagedorn
Hilda
Miriam
Margaret Nagedorn
Portiaid
Oregon
J. Athene Willlemeau
Frederick
Kulileex Dorsey Christhill Bride of Francis Dorsey Christhill
In Elkins West Virginia at the home of Major and Mrs Dolm Theuty Fout last night Miss Kulileex became the bride of Francis Dorsey Christhill of Baltimore Rev Frederick I Barron officiated. Attendants were Mrs William G Wilson and Stuart Christhill. Christhill is known in the city for engineering with Westinghouse Church Kerr Co and supervised the Braddock Heights road project. Superintendent John T White of the public schools has been forced to leave office this morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dolm Theuty
Elkins
Miss Kulileex
Francis Dorsey Christhill
Baltimore
Rederick IL Barron
William G. Wilson
Tie Bride
Stuart Christhill
Christhill
Westinghouse Church-Kerr Co
Braddock Heights
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A. Danner
Miers
Mm Brunswick
Ynome
Warner's
Mullinix
Ves
Tyrus Raymond Cobb
Organiz
Hardwick
Cobh
Senator Hoke Smith
Lns
Ty Cobh
Senator Smith
Augusta
Ayco
Greenawalt’s
Greenawalt’s Drug Store
West Patrick Street
ODD Fellows
Cheltenham School
Heroonteee
Washington, DC
Mig ML Wilshide
Hus
Unpristawi
Mig
Wiitlde
Meoderfuk
Omie Ia Eventiie
Edgar Kregle
Mra
George Miglar
Park Uodighis Avenue
Edward B. Nicodemus
Sunk
A. Nleudémug
Walkersville
Orphana’ Court
LE Whitmore
Libertytown
Mr. Whitmore
Better Healil
Hymeneas
White
John T White
Publc
the Marvel
Rex
Canton
Robert Leonard
Edward Alexander
Lillian Herbert
Charles Travis
Marguerite Fisher
Nestor
Milano
the Empire
Mir. Cummings
Miss Balfour
Thanhouser
King Quality
H. R. Flautt
Cuy Opera House’ Shoe Store
Merhl F. Moberly
James E. Doll
South Market
Kefauver
N. Market ST
Harner
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