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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Apr 24, 1914
Page
5
Readable fragments note figures and events: 1764 Thomas Addis Emmet born in New York City. 1808 McKinley calls for 126000 volunteers for the Spanish-American War. astronomical references list planets and star positions. other text shows garbled constellations and compass directions.
Largest attendance yet at the Pythian Bazar boosted receipts above $200 with tonight and tomorrow’s sales planned. Officials expect a record crowd, with all big items to be auctioned off tomorrow night as the bazar closes. Prize winners listed include Mayor Lewis H. Fraley and Albert Moser among others. numerous specific items such as a fissicon rocker, clock, horse blanket, cushions, and couch cover awarded in chanced drawings.
Architect James B. Hamme who designed Hood College administration building visits Frederick this evening to meet the building committee and review heating plant and proposed dormitory. He stays through Saturday. Dr. Joseph H. Apple reports progress canvassing for Hood College funds, finishing in Middletown Valley today and then heading to Martinsburg, Pennsylvania to continue fundraising efforts.
William King Yingiinz of Della county travels aboard the U.S. Nebraska, part of the Atlantic fleet sent by Secretary Daniels from Boston to Mexico. The ship shifted to Cuba, Cape Henry, and Hammon Roads before heading toward Rosien then Newpar Ko on March 2, with orders to proceed amid tense war movements.
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A controversial measure requiring Frederick County Commissioners to pay Woodsboro one fourth of the franchise tax, totaling 1048 dollars over fourteen years, passes through the House as amended. Reported confusion centers on how the original bill advanced before the modified version was signed by the Governor, with witnesses noting the amendment replaced the original text. Also notes delays in a separate kidnapping case in Leesburg and an expected June 15 postponement.
An inquiry into the discharge of a liquor dealer’s agent is underway. The investigation is based on a summons, and the court will be updated with the results once Mr Lewis reports findings.
Baseball season ticket holders of the Frederick Baseball Club meet at the Vo MCSY tonight at eight o'clock to elect four new directors and discuss club affairs.
State Fire Marshal Myers said no arrest warranted after investigating April fires that destroyed the Wolfsville schoolhouse and another building used for higher grades. Two possible motives were noted, including pupils refusing to attend and patrons unhappy with building conditions. Detectives Kratz and Sheriff Conard questioned dozens, with witnesses summoned to Frederick for further proceedings.
Reno Harp of Freedrick acted as guardian for Edgar L. Morgan and secured his parole release in York Pennsylvania after Morgan was charged with stabbing William Baublitz at Windsor Park. Morgan will be under York officer supervision for one year.
Negroes Jackson and Allen, accused of robbing Berryville stores and one firing on Perryville Chief Feltner during an arrest attempt, are reported captured in Harrisburg following Monday morning incidents near Wheatland.
Charles Brown a colored man arrested on South Market street was before Justice Anders last night. Alder man Lloyd C. Culler who provided the information leading to Brown s arrest was absent and the charge was dismissed.
Dr. Robert S. Tyson, physician to A. Liebschutz, said Mr. Liebschutz was slightly improved today after a fire at his tail oring establishment last week. Burns on hands and face are not serious but more painful than first thought.
Notice lists events at United Brethren Church on Sunday April 26 with assembly in uniform and a captain’s order. A Friday night informal dance at State Armory features Braddock Heights Orchestra with modest admission for dancers. Also contains millinery job ad, sale of a yearling mare and pony colt, and a K of P bazaar with supper offered.
Frederick county officials announce 38 local bills printed for advertisement and taxation. They will compile a list of automobile owners from about 8,000 1914 licenses to tax 400 500 vehicles. Board of County Commissioners inspects Montevue Pike for repairs to form a model highway.
The Underselling Store at 11 South Market Street offers 3600 pairs of first quality stockings for half price. Also Daisy Kline advertises home millinery work with hats trimmed at 25 West Seventh Street. The Washington Social Club of Walkersville schedules a dance at Gilbert's Hall on Tuesday April 28 with Braddock Heights Orchestra, 8 o'clock. J L Bradshaw advertises a sale of household furniture at Market and Saint streets.
Independent Hose Co No 1 members meet Sunday evening at 6 at Welock engine house to attend divine service at the Lutheran church per annual custom Junior and Waites Companies invited to march to the church in a body A treat awaits with Vartha Washingon Candies and other offerings at Williamson's Drug Store plus ham oyster and chicken suppers advertised Prices and offerings named in local notice
In memoriam of Carrie Shoemaker, daughter of Sallie F Redmond, died three years ago on April 29. The verses recall the sorrow of her loss, the enduring memory, and the grave’s quiet memorial, with phrases of devotion and affection from a grieving parent.
John Hendrickson promotes a vast catalog of dress fabrics and laces in varied patterns and materials. The ad highlights dainty laces mesh nets crepe voiles silk varieties and crepe de chine with numerous colors and low prices, urging customers to act quickly for popular items and awaiting stock.
Hartford fire insurance figures and company assets listed. Event notice for an informal weekly dance at the State Armory, Auspices Co A First Regiment. Friday April 24 from 8:30 to 11:00 pm. Gentlemen with lady 50 cents admission, ladies and non-dancers 10 cents.
Wanted eight young men of good character not less than five feet six inches tall to enlist in Company A Maryland National Guard. Apply at Armory tonight. Fresh home made cakes on sale at the K of P Bazaar. Dr. J E Waltman dentist temporarily located in Central Trust Co. Mids. Razor for rents and furs protection ads populate the page with local business lines.
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