Lectures and Yodels Highlight Cha f Chamtauqua Session
The Cha mtauqua speaker Dixon urged sweeping constitutional changes including abolishing the U S Senate, six year presidential terms, and larger House reform. He attacked precedents, praised municipal commissions, and pressed for initiative and referendum with a tax on voters. Dixon praised Wilson and urged limits on the Supreme Court, while a Tyrolean yodeling concert followed the lecture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dixon
Yutosenate
United States
House of Representatives
Spytem
Rial Liles
George
Congress
Mrn
Wilson
White House
British Prime Mlweater
Supreme Court
Dlaou
Bie
Frank Qraus
Rev. Perry
America
Tyrael
Treupe
Miss Amicy
Miss Viola Brodbeck Featured at Chanauqua Session
The draft at today s Chanauqua sessions highlights Miss Viola Brodbeck who recently graduated Hood College and earned favor of Frederik. She prepared to appear at Frederick University morning and at the New Orleans Hotel Shreaves tomorrow morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Viola Brodeck
Hood College
Wosnan
Hegreang
Frederik
Brodbeck
Frederick Uns
Moruag Aml
Violinists and speakers highlight culture and wealth talk
A concert program features Miss Wauss alto violinist performing Traumerel and Mendelssohn with Miss Pietsch on piano, plus Gus Ochsner noted as a prize-winning Swiss contest winner. Rev Mr Perry’s afternoon lecture on wealth and civilization argues concentration and earned wealth, critiques inherited wealth, and urges female financial independence within a broader discussion of modern business and commerce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Perry
Perry
Wall Street
Rudolph Spreckles
Civilization Is the Rights of All Recognized and Secured
A brief line emphasizes that civilization rests on universal rights recognized and secured for all people, framing a civic premise about equal protection and inclusion.
Junior Chautauqua enrolls many children for morning program
The Junior Chautauqua featured folk dancing and games this morning with many youngsters enrolled, led by Miss Helen Bernshouse who keeps them highly engaged. A girl protested leaving as the session ended, and Judge Lindsay may address the group Saturday morning pending arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabet
Kr, Ramsburgh
Ruth P. Dutrow
Ruth W. Gale
Adelaide Rosenstock
Marry Grace Helfenstein
Richard Dutrow
Emily Apple
Annie Kemp
Dorothy Gale
Mervin Smith
Benjamin Rosenstock
Otho J. Keller HI
George Hendrix
Katherine Fahrney
Mark Miller
Margaret Weller
Lester Smith
Mary Elizabeth Hedges
Thomas Pyles, Jr
Margaret Besant
Hester Wills Rosaly
Siegrist
Emily Jamison
Spencer Zimmerman
Lewis
Zimmerman
Harry Roy Mealey
Carl’ Bell
Stoll Derrick Kemp
Jarboe Grove
Elias Ramsburg
Stephen Ramsburgh
Richard Ramsburg
James, Grove, Jr
Naom
Shook
Arvid Arvidson
Josephine Etchison
Bernshouse
Lindsay
Miss Kathrine Lamar Injured In Horse Accident
Miss Kathrine Lamar daughter of Rev EO Helenes Lamar suffers a broken collarbone scalp lacerations and cerebral bruises after being thrown from a horse. The horse rolled over a stone and she was struck by a rider or bystander. She is recovering with her aunt Mrs Edwin J Pearce at "Mr Lads Manor."
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Ossluing
N. Y
Charles A Beekes
New York
Sing Sing
Herman Rosenthal
John Betker
America
Petry
de Snois
Meir
Kathrine Lamar
EO Helenes Lamar
Kathrane
Edwin, J. Pearce
Traffic Officers Use Whistles to Guide City Square
Officers in the square signal traffic with whistles. One blast directs north and south corridors while stopping east and west flows. Two blasts stage east and west movements, opening and closing routes as needed, a routine for managing busy intersections. Subscribo for The Newa.
Prohibitionists Name Convention Delegates
The Frederick County Prohibition Convention at the VAL A. met with Rev H O Keene elected chairman. Delegates named include Asa H Watkins Rev H O Keene William Burdum O F Runkles William Keller Rev Avery Donovan and others with alternates and a plan to nominate a county ticket after primaries. A convention may be called later to endorse Prohibition candidates.
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H. 0. Keene
Kemptown
Frederick County
VALA
HO. Keene
William Lo Purdum
New Market
Apa
Watkins
O. F. Runkles
Woodville
Daniel J. Young
Tuscaroras
Roland R. Simpson
Liberty Watriet
Rew AM
Castle
Jacob LL. Wagelbrecht
Frederick Watriet
Engelbrecht
Utyland
R. Simpson
Mt Airy
Asa Ei. Watkins
H. O . Keene
Wm. Ll. Burdum
F Runkles
Wm Keller
Avery Donovan
Reland R Sinpson
Marshall Gilbert
Frank B. Addison
Martas § Waoehter
Wiliam A. Walter
A. Sledges
Keene
Prohibitionists
Anti-Saloon League
Libertytown
H. O. Keene
Asa H. Watkins
Deafness Cure Claim By Constitutional Remedies
An 19th century advertisement claims deafness cannot be cured by local applications and urges a constitutional remedy. It asserts Eustachian tube inflammation from catarrh causes deafness, promising $100 for any case of deafness cured only by Hall's Catarrh Cure, with dealer details and sales pitch for Hall's Family Pills.
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Hal
Cheney & CO
Toledo
C. Sela
Halls Family
Landis Wedding Gifts Catalog at Frederick Jewelers
H. O. Landis presents wedding gifts in cut glass sterling silver silver plated ware diamonds watches clocks jewelry. Leading Frederick jeweler offers mail orders prompt service best and quickest repairing and engraving. 33 N Market St Frederick.
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Landis
Frederick
N. Markee ST
Pion
Not i ces order of publication in Maryland court readers
Notices announce an equity suit in Frederick County Circuit Court by Mabel M. Robertson to dissolve Vinculo Matrimonii from James L. Robertson. The bill, filed July 23, 1913, notes a 1911 marriage in Brattonburg West Virginia, defendant non-resident, abandoned for over three years, and requests decree and process. Publication four weeks before August 1, 1913, warns defendant to appear by September 6, 1912. Also includes executors notice for Eleanor Wm. Williamson estate and July tax discounts from Frederick County Treasurer.
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Frederick County
Court of Equity
Mabel M. Robertson
James Ll. Robertson
Mabel M. Rebertgon
James Li. Robertson
Brattingburg
W. Va
Ste. We Wy
Maryland
West Virginia
DIL
Wirdeilek County
Squiry
Plainiff
Jamnes HW. Stobertson
Harry W, Bowers
Circuit Court
Fred Chick
Wallity
Catharine M. Morris
Edward
A. Morris
Vlalniitt
Edward A. Morris
State of Maryland
A. D
Harry W Bowers
Reno
Harp
Harry W. Bowers
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U.S. Senate
Semocracy
Frank Dixon
Isis
Tam
Enis
al Auger
Govneni
Commis‘sion
Dixeh
Historiis
England
House
Hid
Poe
Miss Viola
Charles A. Becker
Sing Sing Death House
Secker
Conention
Ardmore A. G
Ardmore
Richard Mansfield
15Th St. S. E
Washington, D
Schildknecht
John Detrick
Mount Airy
Glenn H. Worthington
Detroit Free Press
H. 8. Landis
Abram J. Eichelberger
Frederick W. Cramer
April
Wote
Sherif
Ezra Lewis Cramer
Walkersville, Md
Louis C. Etchison
Jefferson District
Robert L. Cramer
Calvin L. Patmax
Lewistown
John D. Conard, JR
Mystif
C. E. Victor Myers
Buckeystown
Martin&JeTsm
Clarence C. Holtz
Deetidin Fetil
Jeno & Earp, Sollator
Ezra Daniel Hoffman
Orphans’ Court
Ida Virginia Hoffman
Gren
Ezra Daniel Hobyman
Jacob Rohrback
NOY
Ellanor WW. Williamson
Cy Idte
Thomas ML Williamson
Alliens Williamson
YB. Brown
Evi
Marke Ina Church Sts
Frederick, Md
Juncha
Wim
Roy W. Poole
B. Lwald Kepner
North Market Street
Prederick, MD
Apridis
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