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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Aug 15, 1910
Page
5
The city street committee plans 7000 gallons of road oil to be used on Frederick area streets. Weather delays and street shrinkage push work to tomorrow with East Third North Market and nearby blocks likely to receive the coating.
The item notes patients improving at City Hospital including Miss Kathryn Conrad and Mrs H Shull while Moy Marshall Landis resumes outings after a fall. Arrivals at Braddock Hotel include Mrs Reid, Mr and Mrs Roberts, and others from Washington and New York. A divorce suit is filed by Georges Fy finnor via attorney Stoner & Weinberg, seeking a vinculo from Alva B. The couple wed June 23, 1906.
The report covers opening remarks by Mr Harp at the Mountain City Lodge convention in Milwaukee. It notes hospitality, parade reviews, street safety, park upkeep near the Court House, and Sunday barber laws. The author praises Milwaukee’s progress, hospitality, and the city’s parks with mentions of Pabst brewery staff, Knights events, and plans for future visits by Supreme Lodge officers.
The will of the late Mrs Adelle Weinberg wife of Samuel Weinberg provides for life rights for her husband and maintenance for the family. It directs rent and estate to be used for the husband's support and for the daughter Jeanette. Upon death the real estate passes to be divided among the children with remainder to the spouse’s children. Executors named are David Loweinstein and Tan Weinberg.
Gittinger jailed on larceny charge for theft from a North Market Street money drawer. Wad of $3 reportedly recovered after arrest. Mary Strewdein jailed for disorderly conduct after guilty plea. Sheriff Grimes back from Valez with Owenr Stegers and ball-related charges. Cleveland and Philadelphia game notes with Fanwell, Burged, and Mussel in action. Toronto pitcher dominates as hitters struggle.
The excursion yesterday carried 161 city residents to Washington and 57 to Baltimore. A cock atop a water lead caused a landmark to tilt above the pavement, a feature long in that position for over forty years near the Gold Market Street near the School for the Deaf.
A fragment notes Friday August 26 rail service from the Pennsylvania Railroad offering low rate tickets for eleven earlier dates. The readable text mentions affordable fares and a promotional move for travelers.
An Association of Deaf holding a meeting at 8 o clock elected officers led by President Byron Zimnerway of Charlesville and Vice President Abianen Dashiell of Hing eratoy Thy NeCrening. The gathering included remarks by Professor Wyndine and concluded with prize awards for races and contests.
Archdeaconry of Cumberland mourns the death of Osborne Ingle D D long time rector of All Saints Frederick County. A committee will draft regulations and have the resolutions read at the meeting in Emmanuel Parish House Cumberland on November 17 1909. The clergy and laity express sorrow and extend sympathy to the bereaved family and All Saints Parish community.
The notice describes facility use for ladies and others to conduct business in three rooms, with vaults and case deposit boxes available. It offers personal and corporate accounts, a savings department at 4 percent per year, and invites visits to the building during business hours. Names of judges and prize committee are listed.
About fifty members of the Daughters of Liberty No. 2% joined a 2:15 p.m. trip to a local resort. Prizes were awarded for events including races won by Mrs. Sallie A Cramer and Mr. Howard Sebade, with Frank Knipple taking the hopping race. After a bonteour, the party toured the resort before returning shortly after 8 o'clock.
Opera House presents a cow boy show titled Ranch Life in the South West claiming to depict daily daring routines. The advertisement touts high admission prices and promises a circus style spectacle with a performer named Mira Jessie Darling and a Dinah Rog appearance billed as the world’s finest eka ter.
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