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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Aug 19, 1911
Page
3
A lively Frederick town week features a rush to complete an abattoir plant, aviation hopes tied to Camp Ordway, and a burst of court house activity. Citizens cope with fluctuating ice supplies, factory work, and public notices while local groups push for park plans and social welfare projects amid weather shifts and a memory of historic events.
Thirty years of association prove the merit of Jer Kinz New Discovery for cough and cough and lung cures. Thomas Arizs of Concord Michigan says it is the best remedy his family has used for forty years. Claimed as infallible for lagrippe asthma hay fever croup and whooping cough. Price 50 cents one dollar trial bottle free guaranteed by Pearce Pharmacy Say you saw it in The News.
Martha Ann Wetzel and husband to William Jacob Strine real estate in Johnneville district 5. Thomas J. Kenney and wife to Charles W Engle real estate in Brunswick 300. Appointment of Eliza L Clagett guardian to Cynthia N Clagett. Orphans Court. Appointment of Edward J Fitzgerald guardian to Frank Donald Atlen and Wm Fitzgerald. First and final account of Margaret I Lambert executrix of Samuel Lambert deceased filed and distribution made. Inventories of personal property debts due and current money in the estate of Henry Coblentz filed. Letters of administration in estate of Caroline King granted to Samuel Browning and Benjamin Perry co administerors with William F Lewis administrator estate of Lester V Wade granted to Clara V Wade administratrix.
The executive committee of the M CG A met yesterday to review the physical director retention for H B Clark. The report arrived late and will be considered at a special Board of Directors meeting Tuesday night. The session will also address the secretaryship and candidates, including G F Morrison.
Maryland shooters led by Collins Duce Edgar and Givan posted top scores across the Marine Corps 1 000 yard stage and 600 yard stages amid variable wind. The day featured a 20 mile trek and a 1 600 point Tyre event in three relays. Maryland teams fielded strong showings with Duce and Edgar earning high finishes in their relays and Givan accumulating high totals across stages.
O Donnell Lee Hart son of Colum bus O Donnell Lee rode Morrelton Chief a bay gelding owned by sister Mrs War H Watters in an oven steeplechase at Highland Howard county. The horse stumbled at the last lap of a three mile course and Mr Lee was thrown unconscious but suffered no broken bones and should be fine in a few days.
Liberty town officials and the Liberty Town Volunteer Fire and Hose Company weigh building a water system with artesian wells, a 700000 gallon reservoir, and a 1 800 foot pumping station. Engineer Crum estimates 15000 to 16000 dollars. plan aims for ample fire protection and town water supply. J J Hitzelberger leads the fire company.
Special dispatch reports John Jacob Astor and fiancee Madeline Force, sailing toward Newport on yacht Noma, helped rescue five men from the disabled and sinking yacht Zingara off Horton's Point in Long Island Sound. The exhausted crew had been pumping to keep the wrecked craft afloat after a storm. Rescued men were taken to New London, Connecticut.
Special dispatch reports London on August 19 facing 50 000 troops patrolling rail stations and 220 000 on strike with orders to shoot to kill if riots persist. Subway damage also noted as unrest continues.
Erie Pennsylvania reports Atwood due there this afternoon at 2 30 P M and expected at Buffalo tonight Advertise in The News
Lloyd Cutter is spending the day in York on business. Dr. Bernard C. Steiner of Baltimore is spending a few days in this city. Miss Helen Nalle of Hagerstown is vacationing with relatives here. Mr and Mrs James E Wolt and Mr and Mrs C Mantz Doll have returned from Atlantic City. Mrs C V Mott and daughters are visiting Baltimore and Philadelphia. Miss Dorky Goodman of Washington is visiting her sister. Mrs Ida Cole and Miss Rose Koenter are visiting Camden and Atlantic City. Mrs Rosie Schafer and daughter are visiting Baltimore. Rev John J Rives has returned home for a few days. Mr and Mrs Lester D Allison rejoice over a daughter. Mr and Mrs Chas Rhoderick have returned from Atlantic City. Albert F Smith of Cumberland has returned. Mr and Mrs Thomas J Fickling are visiting Ida M Markey. Mrs Larry J Leichert has returned from Lonaconing. Raymond Seachrist of Philadelphia has returned. Charlie H Stein of Baltimore has returned. Prof Frank L Knode leaves for Detroit to attend Moose in session next week. Mrs Edward P Stifer and daughter are visiting. Frank F Barter of the U S Franklin arrived to visit his father in Middletown. Philip King and daughter Carrie of McKeesport are visiting sisters. Col Towner Schley and sister have returned home. Mrs John T Turns of Alliquippa is visiting her father. sister Helen Kehne accompanies her.
Avia tor Brinkley soars to eleven thousand seven hundred twenty six feet above Lake Michigan, setting a new altitude record in Chicago.
In Yuga Arizona on August 19 at 230 PM clerk C H Uitting of the district court reports Kermit Roosevelt and the hunting party in lower California are all well. No details on the unrest or exact location beyond lower California are given.
Attorney General Straus writes that Frederick district executive committee members must be elected by voters of the entire Frederick district at large not by precincts. The Frederick Supervisors printed the ticket by precincts, provoking dispute over legality, cost, and the need to print all candidates on ballots for the whole district.
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