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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Aug 13, 1910
Page
4
Advertisement describes a newspaper mail service and office connections. It notes availability of information on business, mail from every port, and contact details for correspondence at Thorne Frederick, Md. The notice mentions postal handling and second class mail status.
The Panama Canal Exposition drive shifts to New Orleans with The World's Panama Exposition Company preparing a monthly issue to argue why New Orleans should host the fair. The prospectus urges federal support and lower rail costs for easterners rather than a Pacific Coast venue. Braddock Heights Carnival plans and a fire at a cottage add local color as Washington coverage prints excerpts on Frederick City trade and Senator Tayner's views.
The International Congress of Prive Chemistry will hold its next Rex tatow in this country. Leading chemists from national universities and technical schools will attend. The gathering aims to discuss advances, wealth supplies, and plans affecting voting and regional interests in Louisiana.
The Baltimore papers critique high society spending and the frivolous rich while noting a mild summer. editorial voices warn against abuse of insanity claims by criminals and urge accountability for crime and manners in public life.
A short humorous note from the New York Sun remarks on racing fading in New York after September 1. The author observes the hare’s impatience and questions the purpose of speed in a city future. The piece presents a casual, wry take on change.
Fragmentary Washington Star item shows Mrs Jangle recalling the Cumrox family and a reference to Abe not dining with a woman, implying no invitation extended. The text hints at social expectations and potential miscommunications within a select circle.
The Philadelphia Inquirer notes women are not opposed to gambling but cautious about public detection. A Narragansett Pier raid reveals anonymous names while a social leader defends gambling as a natural instinct, comparing it to stock speculation and card games.
A reflective poem recalls a child’s lost path home and a mother’s unwavering love guiding through fear and death. The piece ends with a local election note: Alexander Hagner of Washington County files to place his name on the August 30 ballot for Congregational nominations.
A barn on the Creager farm near Thurmonton Franklinville was destroyed by fire about one this morning, burning wheat and hay, two stacks of wheat outside, plus three horses two badly burned one escaping. About 1200 bushels of wheat and fifty tons of hay, plus a wagon shed and harness, were lost. Property damage estimated at $000 with $2,000 insured. A second nearby barn and farm structures were also damaged or lost in the same incident with uncertain cause.
Habeas corpus proceedings heard before Judges Urner and Motter to determine Helen Young's custody. The three year old, in Woodsboro area, has been with Raymond Smith after the death of her mother Mrs Cleon Wolfe. Sammut Young, the grandfather, petitions to gain custody, claiming legal detention by Smith, who is son in law to Young. Smith supporters say the girl should stay with Smith. family tensions noted. Case held under advisement with the child to remain with Smith for now. Lawyers Stoner and Weinberg for Young. Buckey for Smith.
Deeds filed show Franziska Antonia David Rhodes transferring real estate in Emmitaburg for 1200 dollars. Junica G. Stevens and spouse convey real estate to John Rogers for 30 dollars. Isaac M. Motter et al. transfer to George J. Gillen and spouse. Barbara A. Baxter transfers real estate in Mechian town district for 220 dollars. Marriage licenses listed include William Me. Runklea of Knoxville with Annie J. Foster of Sandy Hook and Willa H. Grow of Myeraville with Cirace Virginia Uults of Mountain Castle.
Special dispatch reports New York mayor William Gaynor improving after illness. He slept eight hours and spoke with officials about public measures this morning.
Special dispatch reports the bard of Spencer Ewloo viceroy of Treling died today in London on August 1.
Dispatch from Tokyo reports floods across Japan causing food shortages and rising scarcity. Authorities struggle to deliver relief as supplies dwindle and the public faces hardship amid continuing heavy rains.
Judge Motter issued a decree appointing Mesars, Edward Tucker, and Reng S Harp as trustees to sell the real estate of the late Charlo AL Tucker. The decision maps the process for disposing of the deceased's property in Baltimore.
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