City hotel allowed street washing with prior permission
Report from Frederick notes permissioned window and pavement washing by New City Hotel to keep premises neat. Officers arrested a hotel empIoyee for sprinkling the street. judge advised bucket brigades for future window cleaning and watering curbside with hoses limited by water savings. Citizens warned against hose sprinkling despite mayoral orders amid reservoir shortage.
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New City
Frederick
MacGall
Funeral Notices for Burieker Riddle Moberly and Mob erly
The funeral of Oscar M Burieker was held yesterday at 3 PM from the Chew residence on South Market Street with services by Rev. Simon S. Miller. Pallbearers were bakery workers Henry Meser John Cramer John Grimes Oscar Jleerwagen Carl Rust and Iru B Staley. Interment at Oliver cemetery. Obenderfer & Son funeral directors. Marion P. Riddle moser funeral held yesterday at noon from his home near Braddock with services by Rev. Wm HH Warner. Pallbearers included Wm Summers Charles Klein Wm Kintz S. East Millard Kefauver and Charles Kinna. Interment at Mt. Olivet cemetery. F Schroeder funeral director. Mary Frances Moberly daughter of Mr and Mrs Tavi W Moberly of Baltimore funeral held yesterday at 4 PM from the residence of her uncle John Davis on East Third Street with services by Rev Alvill Conner of Baltimore. Interment at Mt. Olivet cemetery.
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Oscar M Burieker
Frank Chew
South Market Street
Simon S. Miller
Meier
Marion P. Riddlemoser
Braddock
HH Warner
Wm. Summers
Charles Klein
Wm . Kintz
Millard Kefauver
Charles Kinna
Mt. Olivet
F Schroeder
Mary Frances Moberly
Tavi W. Moberly
Baltimore
John Davis
East Third Street
Te House
Alvill Conner
Mt. Olivet Cemetery
Carty
Lynchburg May Play Here 10 Play Virginians
The Lynchburg team of the Virginia league may visit Frederick for exhibition games in September after the league ends. Manager Stocksdale requested Col. Banghiman arrange contests. If advance ticket sales succeed, the Virginians will come, with Baltimore batters and Frederick players forming a strong squad. Tickets sold in local stores. Risoun Kidney Pits advertised by Harner's Drug Store.
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Lynchburg
Prederick
Stocksdale
Col. Banghiman
Washington
Baughman
Baltimore
Frederick
Virginia Boys
Virginians
Pleasant Paragraphs On People Visiting Cities
A mixed parade of locals travels for business and visiting in Baltimore Washington and surrounding towns. Names include Charles H Baughman Newell Duvall Henry Hobbott Austin James Richard F Simmons Roy Shipley Marian Walker Edward Jiemes Dr OS Highbarger Thury Warker I 2 Stull George S Moore Helmer Raling Ernest M Fox A S Hunichen Geo Wm West Rev B H Hunmerbaigh Elmer Fritz and family. The note mentions trips to Baltimore and Oxford Md and a Buick outing for travel to Baltimore with witness to speed tests by Fob Burman the automobile racer.
OMGOA Reconsiders Resignations and Minstry Move
At a directors meeting the OMGOA plans to refer Hon Chirk’s resignation from the physics director post to the physical committee for a full report to the executive. McClark’s resignation drew a petition urging reconsideration signed by 150 to 200 members. Leslie Lease resigns as Boys' World Director to enter Presbyterian Training School in Baltimore. Lusk Junele licensed as local evangelist and ordained to ministry after two years at school. The vacancy will be filled by the executive committee with several candidates considered, including a prospect from the Silver Bay YMC A conference.
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Ap Wats
Chirk
Bove Stlente Gmbh
O Wives Comptes
McClark
Moca
Conde |Ead
Iast Wight
Executive Committee
Clark
Leslie Lease
Association
Morrison
Silver Bay
George W. Perkins Steel Trust Director Refuses Disclosure
George W. Perkins, a director at the steel trust, declines to reveal campaign contributions amid ongoing inquiries. The decision heightens scrutiny of corporate political giving as officials demand greater transparency. Perkins cites confidentiality and private-sector norms in his refusal.
Maryland State Grange Fair Opens at Taneytown
More than 4000 farmers and families gathered at Ohler's Grove near Taneytown for the fourteenth Maryland State Grange Fair. The event features expanded premium lists, extensive exhibits from farms and housewives, and displays of machinery, poultry, preserves, and suffragette posters. Today includes an address by Congressman J Barry Covington and a discussion on good roads. Governor Crosher may attend Friday.
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Ohler's Grove
Taneytown
Maryland
KE. O. Garner
Taft
Gus M Steele
Westminster
Seth Russel Downie
Congressman Covington
J. Barry Covington
Watter Thomson
Ai Vision
Elmira
Pennssisania Railroad
Lawsuit grip ends with arrest of Laure Countee in county
Laure Countee, a colored woman, was arrested last night by Officers Kink and Herring on a charge of disorderly conduct. She appeared before Justice Lloyd T. MacGill, who imposed a bail of $1, which was paid.
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Laure
Kink and Herring
Lloyd ‘T. MacGill
Pope in feverish condition unable to celebrate ninth year
Special dispatch from Rome reports Pope in feverish condition and unable to celebrate the start of his ninth year as Pontiff. The illness raises concerns over the papal calendar and succession timing. Doctors monitor the pope's vitals as Vatican officials seek quiet rituals to mark the milestone if his health permits.
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Pope
Fire sweeps island fortress and Berlin buildings
A blaze on August 2 spreads through the island fortress and destroys the Hotel Stadt Berlin and several other structures in Berlin. Firefighters battle the flames as authorities assess the damage and cause.
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Epeviat
Berlin
Heliogotald
Stadt Berlin
Steamer Emir Sinks After Collision Near Gibraltar
Special dispatch reports the French mail steamer Emir sunk in a collision off Gibraltar on August 9. The British steamer Lil was involved. 27 people were rescued.
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Gibraltar
Pooma
Yelton
Tor
Fatal Boiler Explosion Splits German Steamer Guttenberg
A boiler explosion near Rotterdam sinks the German passenger steamer Guttenberg in two. Casualties not yet confirmed as rescue efforts proceed and lists of missing may be updated. The incident disrupts river traffic and prompts inquiries into vessel safety.
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Rotterdam
Guttenberg
Perkins Refuses to Answer Before Stanley Committee
Washington August 8 25e ppm G W Perkins declines to testify as the Stanley committee enters executive session to decide on possible punishment. Advertising is urged as a path to success in political publicity.
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Washington, C
G. W. Perkins
Stanley
Trackless trolley planned for Maryland network
Major J N Downs of Trackless Tradey Company announced plans to build an extended trackless trolley system across Maryland Virginia and West Virginia with a first line from Williamsport to Winchester via Martinsburg The promoters are raising funds claiming the system requires no rails or tracks and could cost two thirds less to install and one third less to operate than conventional electric lines While experimental several lines exist in England and one in New York.
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Hagerstown
Trackless Tradey Company
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Virginia
West Wilt
Williamsport
Winchester
Martinsburg
England
New York
Height of corn season drives factory rush in Frederick
Seasonal peak nears for Frederick corn canning as Monocacy Valley, Colt and Dixon, and Frederick City Packing factories shift to full operation. Quality corn is excellent after several years of smaller yields, with a bumper crop expected. Night work begins as South Street repair progresses and more workers join, while Barnesville picnic plans wrap up the local scene.
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Frederick
Monocacy Valley Canning Factory
Colt and Dixon
Frederick City Packing Company
South Street
Frederick City
Deafness Claims Cure Through Constitutional Retractions
An advertisement asserts deafness stems from an inflamed mucous ring of the Eustachian tube and cannot be cured by local applications. It promises a $100 reward for any deafness caused by catarrh not cured by Halls Catarrh Cure, and invites readers to request free circulars from L. C. Cheney & Co of Toledo Ohio.
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Cheney & CO
Toledo
C. Sola
Pruggists
Toc
Hall
Lincoln Highway Memorial Move Faces Funds Roadblock
Representative David 2. Lewis met President Taft at the White House with Montgomery and Prince George county constituents urging a Lincoln memorial highway from Washington to Gettysburg funded by 2,000,000 from Congress. The commission will not delay memorial plans while Lewis seeks legislative amendments.
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David 2. Lewis
White House
N Nmber
Montgomery
Prince George
Lincoln Memorial
Congress
Washington
Gettysburg
Taft
Lewis
Equity notice in Frederick County court case 1911
In the Circuit Court for Frederick County equity case No 3554 Sarah A Adams by next friend Abraham T Adams versus David G Kemp and E L Lewis Cramer. Auditor's report dated August 14 1911 to be ratified August 31 1911 unless cause shown. Notice to be printed in Frederick County newspapers for two weeks. Dated August 9 1911. Clerk Tarry W Bowers. True Copy Test Harry W Bowers. Urner Urner Solicitors.
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Frederick County
Sarah A. Adams
Abraham ‘Ty. Adams
David GC. Kemp
EL. Lewis Cramer
Tarry W. Bowers
Harry W. Bowers
Urner & Urner
NISI
Circuit Court
Columbus Kemp
Political cards solicit support for Frederick County offices
A set of Republican primary election candidacy notices from Frederick County figures. Albert W. Ecker announces for Judge of the Orphans Court Woodsboro District, William W. Osburn seeks the nomination, David M. Whipp from Burkittsville District, George R. Denna and M. Lawler listed alongside Jesse F. Hearagey for State's Attorney, and Emory C. Crum for County Surveyor with sheriff candidate Clarence G. Boller.
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Fredery County
David H. Roelkey
House of Delegates
Frederick County
Emory C, Remsberg
Buckeystown
Orphans’ Court
Albert W. Ecker
Woodsboro
the Orphans’ Court
The
David M. Whipp
Burkittsville
Noah Jurtdtfewlyss
George R. Denna
M. Lawler
Emory C. Crum
Clarence G. Boller
Tharéby
Frederick County political notices for sheriff and judges
Citizens of Frederick County announce candidacies for Sheriff State's Attorney and Judge of the Orphans' Court on both Democratic and Republican tickets. Names include Samuel A. Lewis James A. Jones H Milton Kefauver William H. Bines John W. Mumford William H. Smits and Chas T. Fagan. Primary election sought with solicitations for party support.
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Fred
Erick County
Samuel A. Lewis
Frederick County
James A. Jones
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