Morris Iron Works Expands to Cover Block
Morris Iron Works undergoes major expansion, nearly quadrupling floor space to about four times its former size. A new north warehouse, machine shop, pattern storage, and paint shop rise beside the railroad, with foundry enlarged to three times its current size. About 200 workers expected once complete, with $60,000 worth of orders on hand and daily payroll near $2,000. Elmer P. Morris serves as vice president and general manager.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morris Iron Works
Northern Central Railroad
Seventh Street
Eighth Street
Ule
Morris
New York
Texas
South America
Elmer P. Morris
Tercentenary King James Bible Service May 3
A union Protestant service to celebrate the Tercentenary Bible will be held at the Evangelical Lutheran church next Wednesday evening May 3 at 7 30. Rev Dr Tagg of Baltimore will deliver the address. Invitations are extended to all. William H Horman of Urbana district has declared candidacy for Judge of the Orphans Court subject to Republican primaries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evangelical Lutheran Church
Tagg
Methodist Protestant of
Baltimore
William H. Horman
Urbana District
the Orphans Court
Catarrh Cure Promises $100 Reward for Cure
Readers are told Hall's Catarrh Cure is the only positive cure for catarrh a constitutional disease. The ad claims the product cures all stages by acting on blood and mucous surfaces and offers 100 reward if it fails. Sold by druggists with a 5c take Hall's Family Pills for consumption.
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Hall
Cheney & CO
Toledo
Brief Items of Interest from Frederick Area Notes
Brief items report signs and fences erected in West Patrick Street and East Church Street frontages, improved shutters on John Neighours residence, whitewash on cattle seases buildings, dances at Klein’s Hall Adamstown and Woodsboro Opera House with Frederick Select Orchestra, electric sign at Smoke Shop, repainting of six Horace Zacharias houses under Michael Kennedy, sale of Max Patrol trotting horse to Prof. R Myers of Mercersburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Patrick Street
John Snyder
East Church Street
John W
North Market Street
Klein's
Adamstown
Frederick Select Orchestra
John Ridenour
North Markettreet
Horace C. Zacharias
East Third Street
Michael Kennedy
Max Patrol
W. Sulth
J. Newton Duffield
Hagerstown
Tt. Myers
Mercersburg
I’a
Opera
Woodsboro
Personal and Social in Frederick and Vicinity
Pleasant paragraphs of interest to readers recount friends at home and abroad. Mr. and Mrs Prank J. Stoner return from Baltimore. Mr. Ward Haffner of Hanover Pa visits Frederick. Daniel Schmidt and Edward Harvey spend days in Washington. George F. Kline on East South Street returns from Baltimore visit. Mrs Morgane Deed and children on East Church Street visit sister Mrs Walden in Middle Dithy. Mr and Mrs Simon Rice on East Sixth Street return from Winchester Va visits.
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Ward (. Haffner
Hanover
George F. Kline
Baltimore
Morgane Deed
East Chareh Street
Ht, BP. Walden
Middle- Dithy
Simon Rice
East Sixth Street
Winchester, Va
Colored woman jailed and divorce granted in local cases
Annie Nellie, colored, is jailed for ninety days at Fort Grimes after a $25 fine for drunkenness and resisting arrest by Officer Herwig on East Fifth Street near the Academy of Amusement. John Metts was fined for drunken and disorderly behavior after a hearing by Justice Eckstein. Alva Ensor, via attorney Samuel A. Lewis, is granted an ex husband George Ensor’s divorce with custody of infant Walter Franklin Ensor and reclaiming her maiden name Alva B. Fogle. Mrs. Lillian V. Poole is granted a divorce from Virgil T. Poole, married Rockville in 1901, Poole residing in Washington area.
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Offeer Herwig
Annie Nelly
Fort Grimes
John Metts
Justice Eckstein
Alva Ensotr
Samuel A. Lewis
Vincalo Matrimenti
lGeorge
FP. Ensor
Walter Franklin Ensor
Alva B. Fogle
Nsor
Mrs. Ensor
Lillian V. Poole
Stoner and Weinberg
Vinenio Mal
Virgil T. Poole
Rockville
Poole
Point of Rocks
Mr. Poole
Washington
Social world entertained ve pamiey dinner
Mrs Johnson and Mrs Louise Johnson Clay hosted a dinner at 207 East Second street to introduce visiting relatives from the Baggett family of San Francisco. Mrs Baggett, a Daughters of the Revolution delegate, is widow of the late Win G Baggett, a prominent San Francisco lawyer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnson
Louise Johnson Clay
East Second Street
William T. Baggett
Nell Rose Baggett
San Francisco
Cal
Maryland
Rebels Assassinate Tanti of Canton in uprising
Special dispatch from New York reports the Tanti of Canton was assassinated by rebels. Loyal troops have doubled. Refugees in Hongkong say anti Manchu propaganda sparked unrest among troops. Two British torpedo boats were sent from Hongkong to the disturbance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Digpaten
Hongkong
Canton
Elephant Kills Trainer in Dixon Missouri Incident
In Dixon Missouri on April 28 James Hildebrand an elephant trainer was killed when the elephant trampled him to death and gore his body with tusks. The accident highlights dangers faced by animal handlers at the Dixon circus facility.
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Dixon
James Hildebrand
Disturbances Feared At Mass Meeting In Los Angeles
In Los Angeles on April 28 disturbances were feared as a mass meeting to denounce arrests of the Me Samaras took place. Arrests of new suspects were reported as imminent moments of tension.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Cal
Me Samaras
Scout Badges Distributed at YWCA Meeting
At the Roy Seow Street night gathering at the YWCA the scout badges were distributed to attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Seow
YWLCA
Seanadges
Mondorff Wins Liquor License Amid Local Opposition
Lawrence L. Mondorff of Emmitsburg secured a liquor license after Judge Motter overruled objections by the Anti Saloon League. The protest argued the license was in Mondorff’s name though his mother Mrs Annie M Slagle owned the property. The court concluded the boy would run the business himself and rejected the challenge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
AutoSiloon League
Nios
Lawrence L. Mendorff
Eumutsburg
Motter
Miimitsburg
Anti Saloon League
Annie M. Slagle
Emmitsburg High School
Thurmont to Light Town With Railroad Electric Power
Thurmont plans to illuminate the town for the coming summer despite water shortages affecting its electric lighting plant. Officials discuss securing electricity from the Frederick Railroad Company as a case of necessity, aiming to avoid last summer’s dark nights during drought. The town commissioners have not acted officially but seek terms with the railroad and assess feasibility with local residents wary of outages.
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Thurmont
Frederick Railroad Company
Death notices and infant funeral in Mt Olivet cemetery
Samuel E Hutzel of Zitlletown died after a long illness at 73. Survived by children Charles Samuel Smith Joseph Mrs Daniel Junyre Edward Hubert all of near Boonsboro and Mrs Leslie Alexander Frederick. Infant son of Mrs Mary E K Ritnour died yesterday at home 1% Witer Street aged two days. Interment at Mt Olivet cemetery yesterday afternoon. Thomas P Rice Funeral Director.
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Samuept
L.ay Izle
Samuckh
E. T Hutzel
Zitlletown
Charles
Samuel Smith
Joseph
Daniel Junyre
Edward
Hubert
Boonsboro
Leslie Alexander
Frederick Counts
James T Ritnour
Mary EK. Ritnour
Mt. Olivet
Thomas P. Rice
Woman Brutally Murdered Near Lakewood
A woman identified as Mrs. Charles N. Turner of Tatke was attacked while walking and beaten severely. She was found beneath leaves after two days’ absence in Lakewood area. Local authorities and residents report a grave crime under investigation.
Religious World Notes Announce Grace Reformed Week
The week’s religious notices list Grace Reformed Church events including the thirteenth anniversary sermon on Characteristics of the History of Grace Reformed Church by Rev. E L McLean at 11 am, a 7 pm missionary speaker Miss Margaret Suman, and a Sunday school session. Also listed are St John’s Catholic Masses and Forty Hours Devotion, Odd Fellows anniversary services at the Presbyterian church, and Tuberculosis Sunday activities with musical tributes by college students.
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Grace Reformed Church
Tomor Brow
EL. McLean
Evalyn Pruxal
Woman's College
Society of Grace Rvice
Margaret Suman
Philippine Islands
Grace Church
St. John’s Catholic Church
Holy Name Society
T. J. Boyle
Woodstock College
Methodist Episcopal Church Schedule And Services
Tomorrow at the Methodist Episcopal Church there will be class meetings at 9:45 AM led by the pastor Rev. EL H Lamar who will preach at 1:30 PM. Sunday school in the modeled room at 11:45 AM and the Worth League at 8:45 PM led by A A Moser. Evening service at 7:50 PM. All Saints P E Church also has services tomorrow with Protestant Episcopal rites.
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Order of
Odd Peloys
King David Lodge
Frederick City
Presbyterian Church
Masonic Temple
Thomas Freeman Nixon
Evangelical Reformed Church
le E. Brown
Velma Stauffer
Emma Slagle
Florence Muir
Woman's College
Jhjoh
Mendelssohn
Henri L. Grieffer
Trinity MM. EL Church
South
John J. Rives
Epworth League
Gohb
Methodist Episcopal Church
EL H Lamar
Tpaworth | League
A. A. Moser
All Saint's P. E
All Saints Protestant
Lehurch
Douglass Hooff
M. P
Buckeystown
W. M. Strayer
Strayer
Evangelical Lutheran Church
SG Rupp
Gospel Mission Chapel
Winchester Street
Michael Fogle
First Baptist Church
Charles P. Hewittt
Salisbury
A. D. Winters
Church of the Brethren
Jt. A. Nedrow
Schleysville
Religious services and Sunday school notices across Frederick City
Tomorrow many churches issue schedules with morning and evening worship, sermons, and Sunday school. Rev Douglass Hooff at Presbyterian Univen, Rev Thomas Freeman Diann at another church, Rev W M Strayer at M P Buckeystown, and Rev Charles P Hewitt from Salisbury to preach at First Baptist. Also Gospel Mission, Ministerial Association, and trustees meeting at Lambert building with Bible schools and Y M C A events announced.
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The
Gospel Mission
Lambert
West Patrick Street
Bible School
Charles F. Hewitt
Sealed bids sought for street works in Frederick 1911
Frederick officials announce sealed bids to March 1 1911 for grading and constructing brick and cobble gutters on Ring Street and for earth excavated. Plans from Crum & Davidson. Delinquent taxes and sewer charges due by June 1 1911. Plumbing board to hold examinations for certificates in Frederick City Council Chamber.
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Maser
Frederick
Tne Srading
Ring Street
Crum & Davidson
Corect
Election Notice For Ment Oliver Cenecer Stockholders
Stockholders of Ment Oliver Cenecer are notified of an election for ten named managers for the year. The vote will be held at The Cent National Bank on May 7 from 10 to 12 oclock noon. Robert A. Kemp, Secretary and Treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oliver Cenecer
Hercy
Ayothe Cent National Bank
Robert A. Kemp
Mutual Insurance Company
Frederick County
Frederick City
A.C. McCardell
Frederick Board of Aldermen to Hear Paving Ordinance May 4
The Frederick Board of Aldermen will convene May 4 at 7:50 PM in City Hall to hear objections on an ordinance to regrade and repave vitrified brick foundations and curb with granite or concrete, plus terra cotta sewers, on specified blocks along East Patrick Street West Church Street South Market Street and nearby streets, with half the cost assessed to fronting properties. JOAN EDWARD SCHELL, Mayor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Welock I
Boara
Brederick
East Patrick Street
Carroll Street
Mais Street
West Church Street
Market Street
Court Street
Frederick City
Maryland
Frederick
Markerset
al Saints’ Street
South Street
West Yhird Street
Bentz Street
Murrylind
Bkiermet
Board of Aldemen
Joan Edward Schell
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CPPY
Weunsial
Frederick and
Mrs Prank J. Stoner
Messrs
Daniel & Schmidt
Edward Harvey
Annie Netley
Jean
Mrs. Poole
Marntep
Joseph F Eisenhauer
A. S. A. Services
TAQTI
MR. Mondorff
Anti-Saloon League
United Brethren Church
E. H. Hummelbaugh
State Tuberculosis Society
Presbyterian Univen
Hev
Thomas Freeman Diann
Buckeystown M. P. Church
Ministerial Association
Ministerial Association of
W. A. Castle
Rocky Springs Chapel
Flint Hill
Harnerf's
Bauc
M.A. McCapafrey, Guy Thegister
Agra
Nothck
S of Frederick
Board of Alderm
J. K. Schell
M. A. McCaffrey
City Register
State Board of Plumbing
Ity Council Chamber
Flo
Pune Bophan
Aeners
Church Street
Marylasudl
Jane
dAprid
Circuit Court
Charles XN. Jones
Wiliam IW. Jones
Cora Jones
John Francis Smith
Leo Weinberg
Harry W. Bower
Harry W. Bowers
NISI
Equity
Laura J. ‘Taylor
Amon Taylor
Oscar R. King
Sone
Sthday
Marry W. Bowers
William
Orphan Court
Mary J. Castle
Thomas F. Castle
of Ecto
aAprs,t
Gale
R. Rush Lewis
Geo. W. Heinlein
Rush Lewis
Newspape Qechiv
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