Taft Invited to Frederick Meeting of Trade Boards
President Taft accepts conditionally to attend the annual meeting of the Associated Boards of Trade of Maryland in Frederick on November 15 with possible guest Governor Woodrow Wilson of New Jersey. Plans expand to three days with leaders from Maryland and Baltimore and invitations to other officials including Governor Crothers and Congressman Lewis.
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Taft
Frederick
Associate Boards of Trade of Maryland
David J. Lewis
Congressional Destrict
Associated Boards
Lewis Motter
Hospitality Bureau
Lewis
Associated Boards of Trade
Frederick Board of Trade
Frederi
Goard of Trade
Woodrow Wilson
New Jersey
Austin Tu. Crothers
Wilson
Commission
Charter Commission of
Alowever
Amethi
Crothers
Preston
Baltimore
Maryland
Cumberland
Large Crowd Attends Braddock Heights Dance
One of the largest crowds this summer gathered at Braddock Heights on the mountain top last evening to enjoy the dancing and attractions. The pavilion floor was crowded with couples and many spectators filled the seats. An excursion from Hagerstown brought many attendees.
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Braddock Heights
Balhereth
Hagerstown
Worst Strike in History Triggers Extraordinary Cabinet Session
London faces an unprecedented labor action as Premier calls an extraordinary cabinet meeting. Across major cities only three classes of provisions stand, with Royal engineers and the army service corps potentially mobilized to run railways and transport food.
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London
Royal Engineers
Army Service Corps
Atwood Pilots Plane Through Ohio Stopover
Special dispatch reports Tad Atwood leaving Elkhart at 8.91 Tharty N. Atwood passing over Bryan at 3 42 and flying 69 miles to Fettisville for gasoline, landing there.
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Bryan
Ohio
Elkhart
Tad
Tharty N. Atwood
Fettisville
T.12
Democrats Hold Caucus To Set Adjournment Date
Democrats held a caucus this morning in Washington to straighten out legislative muddle and arrange the program and fix the date of adjournment.
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Washington, DC
Pope Receives Visitors Amid Improvement in Health
In Rome on August 16 at 2 30 P M the pope is reported to be much better and is allowed to receive visitors, marking a notable health improvement acknowledged by officials.
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To .i
Habitor
Rome
Pope
London Fountains Juice Up Summer Heat Audience
A London Strand soda fountain mimics American style with fruit sodas and milk shakes despite wary front street advertising. Clerks debate sales impact while patrons, mainly Americans, praise sweetness. laws limit hours. heat drives demand and a King Alfonso profile frames the hot spell.
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Soerican
London
Strand
Weber
Fickis
Rendon
Fa Bay
Worthy
Four Generations in the McKinsey Family
A faded group photo features Mrs. Catharine S20 Mbenine sey of Wilmington Deb, Mrs. SS Pratt, and Dorothy Maloney of Philadelphia. Mrs. McKinsey, now in her fourth year, is mother to Phe Benigtown Bard and to Woerner McKinsey who visits Frederick. Also present are daughters Mrs. QO K Pike Garner Iowa Ale I DP. Southgate Sarasota, Mrs. G. W. Henuner Moore's Pa, and Miss Julia B. MeKinser Wilmington.
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Catharine
Mbeninesey
Wilmington
SS Pratt
Maddaeddalaney
Dorothy Maloney
Philadelphia
McAhinses
Phe Benigtown
Bard’ Aanl Ig
Frederick
Herrulyaneed
Fpoleer Atehingey
G. W. Henuner
Moore's, Pa
Julia B. Me. Kinser
Speaking Stones At Paris And Ligbou Spark Superstitious Alarm
Reports from near Paris and Ligbou describe the so called speaking stones in the Seine and Agus rivers appearing during a drought, claimed to foretell heat and disease. Inscribed phrases warn of evil, while wine consumption and social habits shift as smoking rises in popularity. Cracked progress on the Frederick Railroad track laying continues along South Market Street.
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Paris
Ligbou
Teds
Seine
Agus
Lesend
Lrt
No West Mud Club
Do Wats
S. Market
Frederick Railroad
South Market Street
All Saints Speed
South Street
Wholesale Robbery at Silk Factory in New York
Thieves entered the Annin & Co silk factory by a cellar door on William Street and loaded silk bundles worth about 18000 dollars onto an elevator to a side door. They fled when startled, leaving most stock behind while cutting and wrapping materials in the cutting room. A watchman recalled spotting a car but did not investigate.
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Annin & Co
New York
Firma
Samuel Nestor
William Street
Death of Joseph A Milner at Fair Dealings
The obituary notes the death of Joseph A Milner of Fair Dealings from typhoid fever. Funeral services were conducted at Mit Taber by Rev. GO. 1 Tre seuver, with internment at Mi. Vabor oremeters. He was aged 23 years according to the fragment.
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Jospru
Toseph A Milter
Mit ‘Taber
Sears
Fishermen Report Nine Bass On Potomen River Trip
Justice Lloyd to MacGii Harry Shipley Haris Tritapoe and WoHatner enjoyed a fishing trip along the Potomen river yesterday at Cafactin Switch. They were successful in landing nine tine bass amid a lively scene.
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Justice Lloyd
MacGii
Harry Shipley
Haris Tritapoe
WoHatner
Wong
Water works progress in Frederick City Elm Street main laid
Work continues on the Ox Creek water line with fittings arriving to complete the reserveir connection and dam. A new Elm street main will supply Frederick City Hospital with water on upper floors by tying into the system and easing pumping needs.
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Layng Main
Elm Street
Ox Creek
Frederick City
Elim Street
Lingineer Boardmian
Frederick City Hospital
Board of Aldermen
Drunken Autoist Arrested After Hagerstown Collision
Frank Smith was struck on Baltimore Street near Mulberry last night by a car driven by I A Stevenson of Winchester. Smith was severely bruised and cut. Stevenson was arrested for intoxication. A preliminary hearing was set by Justice Hartle with bail set at 400 dollars. Stevenson's companion was released.
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H. A. Stevenson
Frank Smith
Hagerstown
Baltimore Street
Mulberry
Ilu
I. A. Stevenson
Winchester
Ile
Williams
Zeigler
Stevenson
Companion
Justice Hartle
Charles
Elmer Jenkins
Justice Hartie
Con Portson
Boxing Carnival Set for Tuesday Night in Washington
Promoter Washington man presents boxing carnival at Junior Hall in August 220 with a star bout Danny Lewis versus Tommy Lowe scheduled for rounds. Referee Pat OConnor of Capital City. Preliminaries feature Hack Bill versus Norman Sac and Edite Sentry with Young Mack, plus Bug Summers and Jorruomas, Kid Gorton and Young Bhickburn. Grand six-man battle royal ends the program.
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Washington
Jerey McCarthy
Pat Oconnor
Danny Lewis
Tommy Lowe
Hack Bill
Philadelphia
Norman Sac Colored
Edite Sentry
Young Mack
Infantry
Kid Gorton
Young Bhickburn
Grandson of Key Dies by Suicide in Baltimore
Captain John Eager Howard, 84, a Baltimore native and Civil War veteran, died at his nephew Charles McHenry Howard’s home from a self-inflicted gunshot wound. He left two notes to family explaining fatal mental anguish and pain. Clarence Key, another Key descendant, had died nearby days earlier.
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John Eager Howard
Charles McHeenry Howard
Baltimore
Francis Scott Key
Clarence Key
Havling
Pikesville
Captain Howard
Howard
Charles McHenilloward
James Sioward
Edward Stoyd
Wre
Charles Mchenry Howard
Charles Morris Lloward
Edward Lloyd Charles Howard Lloyd
May Elizabeth G
Julia McHenry Howard
Lloward
Charlie
Nellie
Skunk Causes Partial Derailment On Shore Line Trolley
A sleeping skunk on tracks near Westbrook Connecticut derailed a shore line trolley car and toppled a trolley pole, cutting feed wires and halting traffic for hours. All passengers escaped with only a severe shaking.
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Westbrook
Conn
Deafness cured only by constitutional remedies
The article argues deafness cannot be cured by local applications and explains it stems from inflammation of the Eustachian tube mucous lining. It claims nine of ten cases are caused by catarrh and offers a $100 reward for deafness cured by Hall’s Catarrh Cure, with circulars available.
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Cheney & Toledo
Eal
James A Jones for Sheriff in Frederick County
James A Jones announces candidacy for sheriff of Frederick County subject to voters approval. He expresses willingness to abide by majority decision and seeks Republican support for the coming primaries.
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Bet County
Comale
T County
Frederick County
David H. Roelray
Sherif
Eileen Lion
James A. Jones
Shem
Candidacy Announcements for County Officials in Frederick County
Several candidates declare runs in Frederick County for local offices. H Milton Kmefauvela seeks Orphans Court judge in the Republican primary, while William Lu Hines announces for State's Attorney on the Republican ticket. Emory C Crum presents for County Surveyor, urging county support ahead of the primaries.
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Orphans’ Court
Frederick County
George T. Rodbruck
Frederick District
Frederivik
H. Milton Kmefauvela
Sage
Frederick Counsy
Albert W. Ecker
Woodsboro
The
Lie County
Emory C, Crum
Predecincy County
John W. Mumford
Braddock District
Guy K. Motter
George R. Denyi
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