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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Aug 10, 1910

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3

Personal and Social Highlights of Visiting Friends

Local notes list residents and visitors: Mr George Chambers of Hagerstown and Anna Snyder of Baltimore visit relatives. John J. Snyder and Ea Linthicum visit family. Bernard Smith visits Waynesboro. Mrs Fannie Evans returns from Washington with daughter Mrs Cech Moore and Mrs George Duvall. Jefferson County residents visit Rev De Na Howe in Ohio and Mrs K Carlisle visits Kemp family at Rocky Springs. Rev Louis B Dennis spends days in Frederick. chemist Charles Dinges of Baltimore visits Miss Wannie Amoders at 227 Dill avenue.

George Chambers Hagerstown Misa Annta Snyder Baltimore Vieting John J. Snyder Ea Linthicum Bernard Smith Waynesboro Totes City Fannie B .Evans Patrick ' Siést Washington Cech H. “Moore George Duvall New Market Warren Cat Jefferson Rey de Na Howe Custer Ohio K. Carlisle John G. Carlisle Columbus Kemp Rocky Springs S. Wellener Gx. Pentz and Son Bale Amore Mia Louisa Gepham Fourth Street Louig Dennis Rocton Frederick Charles. Dinges Wannie Araoders Lome Fannie Mobberly Dill Avenue

The Great White Way Carnival at Braddock Docks

The Braddock carnival program promises a long scene of spectacle with a beauty pageant and a shooting gallery. It features a controversial coon target act, a souvenir booth, a brass band, and candy stands run by girls. Committees and interested locals meet at the Braddock Hotel on August 11 at 7 30 pm to plan and encourage donations.

Braddock Carnigel Ana Bradt Alf Braddock -Leights Braddock Hotel

Youngest Molesworth Boy Falls From Roof in Mount Airy

Alten Molesworth, about 9, fell from the roof of his Mount Airy home while playing in the attic Monday morning. He landed about 20 feet to the ground, was unconscious upon discovery, and remains in critical condition with concussion and brain injuries. Drs. Gaver and Bromweil attend, with some moments of consciousness alternating.

E.M. ‘Molesworth Airy Alten M. Molesworthi Mount Airy Molesworth Almoat Dre Gaver Bromweil

Frederick City Hospital Monthly Patient Ledger

Routine business transacted. During the month 58 patients admitted and 44 discharged. Payment status shows 41 paid, 3 part pay, and 14 free patients.

Frederick City Hospital Cementae Reseierick Daly

Auto Express Collision Kills Five at Cold Spring Crossing

A touring car with Frederick W. Feldner and his wife along with Fritz Mergenthaler and their chauffeur dies when it collides with a Pennsylvania railroad express near Cold Springe. Coroner to hold inquest as bodies are removed. witnesses say the car ignored a warning and the train was unavoidable. The victims were en route to Cape May from Atlantic City.

Pennsylvania, Railroad Pennsyl Frederick .W. Feldner Furat Clark Dredging Company Baltimore Cape May Real ‘Estate Company Fritz Mergenthaler Mergenthaler Notype Mergenthaler Productions Cape May Real Estate Company Cape May Atlantic City Geean Schelingéers Feldner Reeves Furst Clark Company Feldber Thie Harbor Rye-witnessea

Fire devastates Boston Cumber District lumber yards

A blaze in Boston's Cumber District tore through Blarker & Shepard lumber yards at Dover and Albany, triggering a general alarm. The fire destroyed tenement blocks, woolworking factories, and a city department repair shop, with 10,000,000 feet of lumber scorched and multiple workers injured or unaccounted.

Boston Blacker& Shepard Dover Albany Paull Bullding Omic Slong Hoth Uldea Albany Street Dover Street Fort. Point Channel Blagker. & Shepard Company Thayey Street Broun Woolworking Union

Court actions reveal deeds and estate filings across counties

Deeds recorded transferring property to new owners including Tan Frances Corry to Charles Mommenier and John Short to Aten Kroig. A first and final account of James D. Fale, administrator of Amn Made ford, deceased, was filed in the Onphans Court. Names associated include Parence Singleton Tay Ruti Sappington David Joelkey Helen Wigttman and Knoxville Kurkittaville.

Tan Frances Corry Charles Mommenier Eunnittaburg Aistriot John Short Aten Kroig Reypiltabare Dlatriet David Joelkey, Jr Knoxville Helen Wigttman Kurkittaville Onphans Accout James D. Fale Amn Madeford Tiled

Bohemian Girl troupe to aid St Stephens church event

The Bohemian Girl troupe plans a benefit concert at Thornton for St Stephens Episcopal Church with a basket picnic on the church lawn. Attendees will travel by special car if weather fails, with round trip price including concert admission set at a modest rate. A lunch basket is encouraged. many young men have arranged seats near Monocacy and Bell’s Well.

Thorntont Stephena Episcopal Church

U S Warns Madriz Factions Over American Property

The United States protests threats to American property in Nicaragua as Madriz forces threaten U bracket. The State Department cautions both factions and notes the Nicaraguan government’s precarious position amid the conflict in Managua.

Washington Waedragua Madriz United States State Department Nicaragua

Burns Fatal in Reading as Child Destroys Clothing with Matches

In Reading Pennsylvania on August 10 Maritha two year old daughter of Mrs Ida De Hart burned severely when clothing caught fire from matches. A six year old brother tried to help and sustained burn injuries to his hands. The child died and Rufus Gaynor was away aboard a steamship saying goodbye to the Mayor. The Gaynor residence in Brooklyn was deserted except for servants as the family mourned at St James Lang Island.

Reading Maritha Ida de Hart Rufus Gaynor Gaynor Brooklyn Waa Rufus St. James Larig Sland

A Honey Boy: What Happened to Mr Kuhn and Guardian

Mr Kuhn and his guardian were brought to the city by deputy sheriff. Kuhn is charged with larceny of a beehive and about 75 pounds of honey valued at five dollars. He waived a preliminary hearing and posted $100 bond for appearance. Afterward, a deputy allegedly drank at the bar and was placed in jail overnight to recuperate.

Kuhn Charten Kuhn Onary M. Bubrmas Hauver C.I. Rehatein Ducers Toms Impa Market Fourth Streets Brengh Ated Jock-p Flewag

Former Marylanders Meet at Ohio Association Gathering

The Marylanders Association of Ohio held its annual gathering at Kil Kare Park between Dayton and Xenia. Officers were re-elected led by President Albert Kern of Dayton and Secretary T. C. Barbaugh of Cadiztown. About 400 members attended a home dinner with prizes of canes and china.

Ohio Thiureday Yellow Springs Wottwich Cedarville C.D. Rovtgaty Farmersville T. C. .Barbaugh Cagstown Treanucer FNS Tigaban Dayton Kernle Hadvbaugh Las Ninse the .Association le Smithy Oshorn Abe Offeris Busioeas Geesion Ollock Alter Tro Edwin Warfield Maryland Warfield Admiral Sadley Uiembl South Mountain China

Elizabeth Bowers Delivers Noted Recital in Frederickton

The renowned singer Elizabeth Bowers headlines a recital on August 15 in Frederickton, drawing praise for a brilliant, distinctive voice. Her rising fame has attracted offers from churches and entertainment bureaus in major cities, promising a memorable Monday performance for local audiences.

Elizabeth Bowers Mioa” Fitzpatrick Mornday Atore

Frederick Market Prices From Frederick County Farmers Exchange

Quotations corrected August 10 2010 list price ranges for grains and feeds including Wheat No 2 at 4 cents, Corn at 3 50 per bushel, Shelled Corn 70 to 70 cents, Oats 8 to 12 cents, Barley 6 to 8 cents, Hay timothy 19 to 20 dollars per ton, No 1 Timothy 18 to 20 dollars, Clover 317 dollars per ton, Straw baled prices 8 to 10 dollars, Bran 25 50 per ton, Seed meal 34 to 36 dollars, and other feed items with varied per ton or per bushel rates.

Frederick Gounty Farmers’ Exchange

Indian land probe centers on Sherman bribery claims

In Okla Aug 10 report on Vice President Sherman and Senator Curtis amid Indian land sale contracts, Gore alleges a $26 000 to $50 000 bribe by J L Hannon for McMurray interests. Telegrams read to Congress link Sherman and Curtis to claims, with McMurray’s agents pressing approvals. Authorities note no direct reflection on Sherman or Curtis.

Gore Congressional Committee Sherman Chartea ‘Curtis Kansas McMurray Curtis Shermln Kinta Okla Washington George’ W. Scott I. F. McMurray Indiana Curtla Denhin Fiynin Bcc Hanon McMuurray Creager Muskogee Burke Alet Hamon Evora Tearlin Hlm Ioan Thia

Cummins for president discussion at Iowa conference

Des Moines Aug 10. In a report from Senator Cummins office a conference discussed his candidacy for 1912. Insurgent support in the west was said to favor Cummins to oppose La Follette and he was described as unlikely to secure the nomination himself despite Wisconsin backing.

la Follette Lowan Des Moines Cummins Insurgenta Major la Follette Iowa Wisconsin

Weat Point Appoints New Superintendent

Aug 10 dispatch reports Brigadier General Tasker H. Bliss to depart for San Francisco to assume command of the California department. Major Menerat T. H. Barrys named superintendent of the military academy at West Point, with Colonel Scott continuing as superintendent.

Weat Point Washington Tasker H Bian San Francisco Department’ ‘of California Menerat T. H. Barrys Mtary Academy Scott Teuros

Unclear OCR on Death Body Weight Experiment

Fragmentary report discusses postmortem weight changes and a macabre experiment by Dr. Macdougall and collaborators. Observations note a sudden weight decline due to bodily evaporation or subglacial substances, with investigators declining to reveal further details.

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Advertising Offer in The Nowa Bands Reach Thousands

A brief notice invites readers to place ads in The Nowa at low cost. It promises targeted reach to thousands of people, suggesting use for buying, selling, or hiring. The text endorses quick placement and broad exposure to an interested audience.

Nowa

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