Picnic Draws Gubernatorial Guests at St Josephs Rally
Walter Crothers and Senator Blair Lee attended the Manor picnic in Frederick County to mingle with candidates and voters. Governor Crothers planned to deliver the coronation address while Senator Lee spoke to the knights. Senator Gorman was absent.
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Orvasion
St Joncphs Catohe
Crothers
Blair Lee
Gorman
Frederick County
Lee
Ratuuvore
Hns
Knights
Stephen McCabe
Executive Committee Names From Local Meeting
Alfred J. Miter Wiss chairs the meeting as the committee outlines members including G. A. Snouf, Jacob Dutrow, Baker Lamar, John F. Davis, J. Howard Alinatt, and William J. Grove. The list reflects a formal gathering of executives and officers.
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Alfred J. Miter Wiss
G. A. Snouffer
Jacob Dutrow
Baker Lamar
John F. Davis
J. Howard Alinatt
William J. Grove
Attending Summer School at University of Pennsylvania
The summer school hosts about 1,000 students, including 31 percent in courses with 18 married. Attendees come from 27 states, DC, and eight foreign countries led by Argentina with five students and China with four. Maryland, New Jersey, California, and others show strong representation.
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Tendiawe
Suummer School
District of Columbia
Early boom Farmers' Week in Baltimore plans
Affiliated agricultural groups push to boost turnout for Farmers' Week at the Fifth Regiment Armory Baltimore on December 4 through 9. Maryland State Horticultural Society executives invite city associations transport firms and press to a lunch on April 14 to map funding and attendance. Members include Maryland Cereal and Forage Crop Breeders Maryland State Beekeepers Maryland State Dairymen Farmers' League of Maryland and Maryland State Grange.
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Fifth Regiment
Baltimore
Maryland State Horticultural Society
Merchants’ Club
Maryland Cereal and Forage Crop Breeders' Association
Maryland State Bee Keepers’ Association
Maryland State Dairymen’s Association
The
Farmers’ Lene of
Maryland
Marylatal State Grange
Facing Meat Famine in England Amid Strike
Special dispatch reports meat shortage as twenty steamers laden with meat are set to redouble efforts. Bands’ strike exacerbates supply issues, provoking a looming famine in England and raising concern over food security and prices for consumers.
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the News
London
England
Purely Personal Pleasant Paragraphs About Those Who Come and Go
A local page lists numerous residents and visitors in brief notes. Names such as George Miller of Bridgeville Delaware, Miss Gertrude Kennedy, Mrs. P. B. Long, Mrs. M. W. Thorne, Ernest McCardell of York, Albert Wolford of Hagerstown, and others are reported visiting relatives or traveling. Several travelers are noted to be in cities like Baltimore, Frederick, Atlantic City, Washington, and New York, with occasional mentions of local addresses and cottages for August.
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Anon Burges
Baltimore
Albert Wolford
Hagerstown
Johnson Dutrow
New York
Borden Fights Reciprocity With the United States
R T Borden leader of the Conservative party in Parliament opposes reciprocity with the United States. As opposition chief he plans an active speaking tour against the resolution presented to Congress. Details note no renewals yet.
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Ottawa
R. T. Bordan Teader
Conservative Party
Pecanacity
Renin
Miner Rescued From Joplin Mine After Entombment
Entombed miner Clary, trapped since Sunday, near Joplin, was rescued by fellow workers who had been digging steadily. The rescue occurred as crews worked through the night to free him.
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Newa
Shansas City
Dosteph Clary
Joplin
Picnic Draws Large Crowd at Frederick Event
Daylong crowds pass Frederick to attend the county picnic. A lively program runs from early afternoon into midnight with formal refreshments at the grime table. Highlights include dancing from two o’clock, ice cream and cakes, and numerous committees led by Chief Marshal G. A. T Snouffer with many officers and judges listed.
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Frederick
New York Population Disputed by The News
New York's population figure is questioned with a special note from The News dated August 3 asserting a city population around six million while current estimates show about five million seven thousand.
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the News
New York
Peace Conference Opens With Americans In Prominent Offices
A special dispatch from Berne reports the international peace conference opening with Americans occupying prominent positions. The event marks a notable leadership presence as delegates begin formal sessions and coordinate agendas among allied nations.
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Berne
Switzerland
Steamer Massachusetts Sinks Schooner in Cog
Special Dispatch to The News Providence reports the steamer Massachusetts sunk a schooner in Cog harbor. The incident tied up Timers and a crew was rescued by the steamer. No injuries are listed.
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Providence
Massachusetts
July Rain Helps Late Crops Amid Record Heat
Heavy July rainfall in Frederik and county brought relief after a drought, with 12 inches in April-June 1911 and under 8 inches, while July saw extreme heat. Storms, hail, and 18 cloudy days accompanied three-inch daily deluges, boosting late vegetables and hoped-for bumper yields despite early losses and higher prices.
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Frederik
Peety
Frederick City
Snce
Drouth
Court Rules Rockville Police Justice Only Montgomery Jail Authority
Judge Edward C. Peter in Montgomery Circuit Court declared that the Rockville police justice holds exclusive authority to commit jail in the county in a habeas corpus case brought by Attorney John A. Garrett. The restrained man, held by Justice Edmondston, was not discharged as he remained in sheriff custody awaiting a hearing. The judge urged liberality for those charged with minor offenses, favoring release on recognizance rather than jail in most cases.
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Rockville
Montgomery
Edward C. Peter
John A. Garrett
Edmondston
Peter
Grace Hagan Hosts North Market Lawn Party
Miss Grace Hagan entertained friends at a North Market street lawn party on Monday night in honor of Eleanor Bennett and Mary Wolfe of Hagerstown. The decorated lawn featured Japanese lanterns and music with refreshments served. Attendees included Helen Kussmaul Fannie Baumgardner Marie Snyder Beatrice Rees Charlotte Motter and Grace Hagan plus Ernest Webb Clifford Dolley Mateny Lester Smith Reno Crum Calvin Shaeffer Stephen Fadet j Newell Duvall.
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Grace Hagan
North Market Street
Eleanor Nennett
Mary Wolfe
Hagerstown
Eleanor Bennett
Hagersown
Helen Kussmaul
Fannie Baumgcardner
Marie Snyder
Beatrice Eese
Charlotte Motter
Methodists Gather for Maryland and District of Columbia Conference
About 70 clergy and lay members attended the opening of the Methodist Protestant churches conference in Maryland and the District. Activities included services at Baker Chapel and Smith Hall, addresses by Rev. Greenfield and Rev. Read, a communion, and an open air twilight service with topics on devotion, ministerial care, and country church call.
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Maryland
Colaba
Western Maryland College
Baker Chapel
Smith Hall
Smith Wall
D. M. Holwes
D. D
Harrington
Frann ‘T. Benson
Rhode Island Avenue Church
Washington, D. C
D. L. Greenfield
Thomas ©. Crouse
Statr Church
Baltimore
G. M. Clayton
Parkley
L. F. Warner
Buckeystown
Louis Randall
Crisiield
T. Maxwell Morrison
Bellona
N. Y
Mission Band of Lutheran Church to meeting tomorrow
The Mission Band of the Lutheran church will hold its monthly meeting tomorrow evening at 7 o'clock.
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Mission Band of the
Lutheran Church
Sealed bids invited for Frederick garbage removal
Frederick invites sealed proposals for street and alley garbage removal for the year starting September 1 1911. Bids due August 17 1911 by 4 p m with a $25 certified check payable to John E Schell Mayor. Bond and security required within six days of bid acceptance. City aldermen may reject any bid not necessarily lowest. John Edward Schell Mayor M A McCaffrey City Register.
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Frederick
John E. Schell
Board of Aldermen
John Edward: Schell
M. A. McCaffrey
City Register
Syaldlet
Candidacy Announcements for Republican Primaries in Maryland
William F. Osburn of Broderick Maryland seeks the Republican nomination for judge of the Orphans Court and Emory Remsberg of Buckeystown District announces candidacy for the House of Delegates from Frederick County. Both request support from Republican voters across the county for the upcoming primaries.
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Orphans’ Court
Frederick County
Albert W.ecker
Woodsboro
Fudge
the Orphans’ Court
House of Delegates
Saller
Emory
Remsberg
Buckeystown
Ihereby
The
Frederick County Republican primary announced candidates
David M Whipp announces candidacy for Orphans Court judge with support sought from Burkittsville District No 4. Jesse F R Heagey lists address in Frederick. George K Denna Jr announces run for State's Attorney nomination. Emory C Crum seeks renomination for County Surveyor with countywide support sought.
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Oane
Frederick County
George K. Denna, JR
Plidsen T& Ket
Ohe
Emory C, Crum
Sheriff Candidate Clarence Boll er Urges Frederick County Vote
Frederick County Republicans seek support for sheriff hopeful Clarence Boll er of Woodsboro. The message promotes his candidacy within the party primaries, addressing friends across the county.
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Frederick County
Clarence G. Bqller
Woodsboro
Frederick Conn
Frederick County Political Primary Candidate Notices
A printed card listing multiple Frederick County candidates announces candidacy for various offices including State's Attorney, Judge of the Orphans' Court, and Sheriff. Candidates include Samuel A. Lewis John W. Mumford Chas T. Fagan Guy K. Motter James A. Jones William H. Hinks, with appeals for party supporters in the upcoming primaries.
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Frederick County
Samuel A. Lewis
Chas, T. Fagan
Frederick District
Guy K. Motter
Pebsidantt
James A. Jones
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Albert FE. Austin
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Arthur McKenna
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George Allnutt
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Court St
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Braddock District
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