Burglar Scare Ends With Man’s Release In City
David Weinberg a shoe merchant on North Market Street woke in his rear store bed at one. He summoned officers to arrest a man named Winter who claimed he found and tossed a twisted wire outside the door. The man was released after police deemed no crime. Weinberg's son Leo protested to a magistrate saying disorderly conduct charges were warranted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Weinberg
North Market Street
Mr. Weinberg
Leo Weinberg
Flo
Winter
Frederick
Rain Deluge Lifts County Crops Spark Hope Across Farmland
Weather showed showers likely yesterday and today with 1.74 inches recorded. Farmers rejoice as crops receive needed moisture though some areas missed the rain while humidity kept residents sweltering. Thunder and lightning accompanied the system but caused no reported damage. The mayor banned street sprinkling due to water restrictions.
Hymeneas Sturdevant Weds Margaret Warner in Mt Washington
Margaret Gertrude Warner daughter of Mrs E J Warner of Mt Washington Maryland married Libert A Sturdevant a former county teacher at the bride's sister Mrs Wilbur Miller home Rev Dr Babcock of Baltimore performed the ceremony The bride wore cream silk with matching hat and plumes and carried Bride roses maid of honor was her sister groom attended by his brother Frank P Sturdevant best man Both are noted in Baltimore society the bride a nurse from Bayview Hospital and the groom an instructor at the Maryland School for Boys They depart for an extended trip to Atlantic City and the North On return they will reside at Loch Raven Baltimore County Maryland
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank P. Sturdevant
Baltimore
Bayview Hospital
Maryland School For Boys
Atlantic City
North
Loch Raven
Baltimore County
Maryland
Demonstration of Salam F Ex Battery system near Frederick
A demonstration of the Salam F Ex changeable Battery system for lighting and ignition of automobiles will be given tomorrow evening on the Woodsboro pike near Frederick. Roy R Carty of Washington, agent of the company, will oversee the exhibition. The firm plans to establish an agency in Frederick. Sail in with your subscription.
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Woodsboro Pike
Frederick
Roy R Carty
Washington
Personal Notices From City Residents Abroad At Atlantic City
A long list reports Woerner McKinsey and others visiting friends in cities such as Washington Baltimore and Atlantic City. It notes several residents from the area on trips or returning home including Misses Stull Kemp Wilcoxon and Danforth and families from Frederick Hagerstown Hollidaysburg and Walkersville with plans to visit Germantown Carlsbad and New York.
Camp Ordway to Feature Artillery and Signal Corps
District National Guard units prepare for a Frederick camp with about 1200 to 1425 troops, focusing on artillery and wireless signal operations. Regular Army officers will instruct, and the camp site allocations include Governor's headquarters area for the Signal Corps and specific lots for infantry and artillery units.
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Artillery
Signal Corps
Ordway
Sity
John Markes
Washington
Naval Brigade
Frederick
Fort Myer
Markey
Maryland
Harvies
United States Army
Edgar Fry
Arthur Ahrends
Ronald B. Fisher
Regular
Company A
Camp Warfield
To Go After Coal Trust
Government will sue in a few days to break up the bituminous coal trust alleged to be maintained by Lake Shore Michigan Southern and C. & O. railroads. The dispatch from Cincinnati dated August 4 reports the planned action by authorities.
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Cincinnati
Lake Shore
Michigan
Southern
Couple Wed Quietly Then Visit Bay Shore Park
Ivan H. Snyder of Baltimore and Mamie S. Hales of Frederick married at Trinity and Calvary M E church South with two friends as witnesses. They kept the ceremony secret until a reporter learned of the license. Parents forgave soon after explanations. Snyder, a Maryland law graduate, and Hales, known in Frederick, will live with the bride's parents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bay Shore Park
Ivan H. Snyder
Baltimore
Mamie S. Hales
William Hales
Trinity and Calvary Methodist Episcopal Church
South
John Paul Tyler
Ruby Hall
John C. Stevens
Mr. Snyder
Law Department
University of Maryland
Miss Hales
Frederick
Mrs Snyder
Togo Heads to Washington as National Guest
Special dispatch from The News New York reports Admiral Togo left after a busy day to be the national guest in Washington. The move follows heavy travel and diplomatic duties during a busy day in the capital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Togo
Washington
Steamer Yunker Hill Runs Aground Near Nobekapoin
A special dispatch from Vineyard Haven Massachusetts reports the steamer Yunker Hill ran aground off Nobekapoin. Two hundred seventy five passengers were taken ashore in small boats and were safe.
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Vineyard Haven
Mass
Yunker
Gates Has Sinking Spell Rally Follows
Paris reports John W. Gates suffered a sinking spell at 230 p m but rallied afterward. The brief states his condition improved following the incident and no further details are given.
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Gates
Paris
John W. Gates
Schwab Testifies in New York Steel Hearing
Charles M. Schwab testifies in a steel industry hearing held in New York with testimony at 4:30 p.m. The session centers on industry practices and policy implications for steel production and labor.
Conference On Wool Bill Draft In Senate Meeting
Washington April 4 230 pm Lafollette and Underwood draft a conference version of the wool bill as they work to resolve differences between committees. The scene signals progress toward a final measure governing wool duties and related tariffs. The side details indicate ongoing negotiations and potential changes before full chamber action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Lafollette
Underwood
Militia to Camp at Chesterfield Grounds During Beattie Trial
Richmond August 4 militia units will camp on Chesterfield courthouse grounds during the Beattie murder trial of his wife. The presence underscores heightened security as proceedings continue in local court.
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Richmond
Chesterfield
Beattie
Lost Match by Point in Maryland State Rifle Event
Company A fared poorly at Glen Burnie finishing fourth in the Baird Skirmish and seventh in the Governor’s match. Munshower and Johnson tied for second place, one point behind winner Major Washington Bowie Jr. of the Fifth Infantry. The Frederick team, Munshower, Johnson, Keefer and Gray, won the copper shield in the Baird Skirmish. Capt. Markey observed the contest as Munshower and Johnson remained at the range.
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Glen Burnie
Maryland State Rifle Association
Juliu J Miunshower
D. W. Jenkins
Washington Bowie, Jr
Fifth Infantry
Lieut
Munshower
Laflin
Rand
Gray
William Baird
United States Army
Company M
Johnson
D. John Markey
Property transfers and marriage licenses filed in Brunswick area
Business in the courts lists real estate transfers in Brunswick and nearby counties, with several parcel exchanges and small sums, including names such as Katherine Stines, George Harrington, Fliza Morris, Leo Morris, Mary land Brick and Supply Co., and others. Marriage licenses cite Howard W Persons with Cune Quynn, James Ross Adams with Nora Pauline Six, and other couples from Lime Kil, Rocky Ridge, Hagerstown, Detour, and Frederick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Katherine Stines
George W. Harrington
Brunswick
Fliza Morris
Leo A. Morris
County
David F. Mayne
Maryland Brick and Supply Co
City
Thomas M. Williamson
J. Alliene Williamson
Peter D. Fahroey
Walker Neill Jolliffe
Howard W. Persons
Cune Quynn
Howard J. Wood
Rocky Ridge
Mary B. McKean
Hagerstown
James Ross Adams
Nora Pauline Six
Howard 8. Strine
Frederick
Cora Rebecca Rice
Bethel
Hopeful Cure Promises For Scalp Sufferers
A Frederick drugstore touts ZEMO as a real scalp remedy to kill dandruff germs. The ad brands baldness a scalp disease and promotes ZEMO liquid with ZEMO SOAP, guaranteed by local dealer J A Williamson on North Market Street.
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America
Williamson Drug Store
ZEMO
Frederick
J. A. Williamson
North Market Street
Ninth Day of Ab Observed by Jews With Fasting
The ninth day of Ab, a solemn date marking the destruction of Jerusalem and the Temple, is observed with fasting and mourning by orthodox Jews worldwide. Reform leaders frame it as a turning point for Jewish dispersion and mission, while many orthodox communities refrain from work and food until sunset.
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Jerusalem
Temple
Christ
David Einhorn
Israel
Hall's Catarrh Cure Advertises Deafness Cure
A historical advertisement claims deafness stems from catarrh and inflamed Eustachian tubes. It promises one hundred dollars for any deafness case caused by catarrh not cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure and directs readers to request free circulars from F J Cheney & Co of Toledo Ohio.
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Hall
F. J. Cheney & CO
Toledo
Sealed bids invited for Frederick street garbage removal 1911
Frederick invites sealed proposals for removing street and alley garbage for the coming year beginning September 1, 1911. Bids due by 4 p.m. August 17, 1911 to City Register. Each bid must include a $25 certified check payable to John Schell, Mayor, forfeitable if contract and bond are not provided within six days of bid acceptance. City reserves right to reject any or all bids and need not accept the lowest. Mayor John Edward Schell. City Register M A McCaffrey. Jugidget
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
City Register
John &. Schell
Board of Aldermen
John Edward Schell
M. A. McCaffrey
Jugidget
Osburn announces candidacy for Frederick State's Attorney
William W. Osburn of Frederick Maryland announces his candidacy for the Republican nomination for State's Attorney of Frederick County to be decided at the upcoming primary on August 9. He respectfully solicits support from friends across the county. George R. Dennis, IR, is noted in the message.
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Frederick County
George R. Dennis
Samuel A. Lewis
House of Delegates
Emory
Buckeystown
Frederick Couns
William H. Hines
William H. Smith
Chas, T. Fagan
Frederick District
Guy K. Motter
Crum seeks renomination for Frederick County Surveyor
Emory C. Crum announces his candidacy for renomination on the Republican ticket for Frederick County Surveyor. He asks friends throughout the county to vote at the upcoming primary election.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick County
Emory CC. Crum
Frederick County Sheriff and State's Attorney Candidacies
A collection of 1900s notices announces multiple candidates for Frederick County offices. Clarence G. Boller seeks Republican sheriff support from Woodsboro. Samuel A. Lewis seeks Democratic State's Attorney nomination. James A. Jones runs for Sheriff with Democratic backing. H. Milton Kefauver seeks Republican Orphans' Court judge. William H. Hines seeks Republican State's Attorney nomination. others from Braddock District announce Sheriff or Judge candidacies, urging party supporters across Frederick County.
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Frederick Coun Ye
Orphans’ Court
Frederick County
John W. Mumford
Braddock District
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Hymeneas
Frederick News
Hachive
George E Wilcoxen
West Third Street
Woerner McKinsey
Witraington, del
Mies
Sarah E. Gault
East Patrick Street
Harry J Staley
Washington, D. C
William Kenderfer
JM J Cronenburg
Robert Young
May Stull
Mt .Aurry
Nannie
Dora Mainz
Frank Mantz
Hugh Gittinger
Lowenstein & Wertheimer
Mrs. W. August Herwig
Patrick Street
Lawrence Lautenback
Ruth Motter
Hazel Hdmonds
South Market Street
Edythe Line Thaugh
Robert J. Myers
Braddock Heights
Samuel W Doll
Virginia Grove
Wm. R. de- Lashmutt
Elmwood Terrace
Frank Miller
Louise Kemp
East Third Street
Germantown
Mabel
Grace Danforth
Richmond, Va
Stonelust Cottage
L J. Robinson
Hollidaysburg, Pa
A. ML. Landauer
East Church Street
M. Briggs
John M. Culler
This City
Steck Russard
Middletown
Albert S Holtz
Charlottsville, Va
Clarence Holtz
Mrs
Harvey Stokes and Son
Chicago, AL
Charles L Stokes
Dill Avenue
C. F Willingham
Shenandoah Junction
W. Va
H AL Locke
Gertrude Putnam
Alva Stottlemyer
Ada Wachter
Walkersville
Mr. Holmes CD. Baker
Charlotte Baker
Carlsbad
Austria
Detroit Free Press
Weather Today
District Guard
Artillery and Signal Corps
Markey i
Allison
Anthony Janinus
Tistrict National Guard
Coal Trust
Dorothy Arnold
Schwab
Charles M. Schwab
Baird
Circuit and Orphans’ Court
Harley F. Whiting
Lewis A. Smith
Great Southern Printing & Manufacturing Company
Frederick City
R. E. Delaplaine
Garber & Green
Pioneer Livery Stables
D. F. Davis
E. B. Measell
Surrey
Doll & Doll's
John
Newman
Jylddlt
South Market St
Nannie Rigdon
Church St
Julsdttree
George T. Roderick
Albert W. Ecker
Woodshoro
Political Cards
William W. Osburn
Frederick, Md
David M
Whipp
Burkittsville
Julidtla
Jesse F. R. Heagey
Court St
Frederick, Ma
Sherif
Clarence G. Boller
Woodsboro
James A. Jones
H. Milton Kefauver
Diizdts
Marzuttt
Gcorr
Maysd&watt
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