Local Happenings in Browningsville and Surroundings
Updates from Browningsville Mountaindale Hansonville LeGore and Bartholows reveal visits, travels, and social events. Miss May Gannon from Baltimore returns home as families like Grimes Yosts and Whitmores share trips to Niagara Falls and Frederick. A Liberty town cornet band performed at Pleasant Hill while church services and excursions marked the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
May Gannon
Baltimore
S. T. Grimes
J. N. Broadhurst
Maurice Snyder
North Carolina
Gladhill
Niagara Falls
May Browning
Winchester
Bessie Lewis
Otis Watkins
Ettie Whitmore
Daltimore
Mary Whitmore
Alton Whitmore
Frederick
Samuel Norris
Non Loraine Simpson
Libertytown
Solomon
J. W. Parris
Edith Htzler
Ignatius Etzler
Walnut Street
Cousin seeks 3 year old Mary Schley in Osage City
Mrs W C Dobbs of Beaver Penn seeks help locating Mary J Schley age 3½, daughter of Joseph O Schley and cousin of Admiral Winfield Scott Schley, who vanished from Osage City Kansas a year ago with a $50 000 estate at stake. Dobbs is joint heir awaiting discovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
W. C Dobbs
Beaver
Mary J. Schley
Joseph O. Schley
Admiral Winfield Scott Schley
Osage City
Kan
Miss Schely
Frederick Market Prices Corrected August 19 1911
Commodity price list for Frederick market notes corrected figures in August 1911. Includes wheat, corn, oats, barley, flour, cornmeal, mill feeds, seeds, hay, straw, and related livestock feed terms with ranges per bushel or ton. Advertising activity cited as business catalyst.
Julia Marlowe Weds J H Sothern in London Shock
News from London reports the marriage of Julia Marlowe and J H Sothern, shocking the theatrical world after repeated denials. The cable from Sothern to Lee Shibert confirmed the union with few details, following past divorces and prior marriages.
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New York
London
Julia Marlowe
JH. SL. Sothern
Sothern
Lee Shibert
Virginia Harned
Mr. Sothern
Reno
New
Miss Marlowe
Julian Marlowe
Robert ‘Taher
England
Liner Struck Iceberg Off Belle Isle in Atlantic
Wireless reports from Wellfleet indicate the steamship Saturnia bound from Montreal to Glasgow collided with an iceberg about 175 miles east of Belle Isle. The Cassandra in Glasgow for Montreal relayed the alert as interference hindered details. Also, a Big Four streamlined train 46 was wrecked near Columbus near the Ohio State Hospital for the Insane injuring thirty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Montreal
Glasgow
Belle Isle
Wellfleet
Columbus. O
Big Four
O State Hospital For the Insane
Columbus
Accused of Stealing From Dearre's Pharmacy
Fragmentary account indicates a theft allegation involving a patient and items from Dearre's Pharmacy. The readable text hints at distress and remedy claims, with no clear names or dates confirming the full incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zoe
Dearre
BASE BALL SCORES FROM YESTERDAY
American League results list Detroit beating Boston 8 to 3 with Killadaly Carrigan Wil lett Stanage. St Louis lost to Washington 2 to 1. Chicago defeated Cleveland 7 to 5 behind Scott Payne Mors Thomas. New York beat Philadelphia 7 to 5. Standings show Athletics 71 wins 49 losses, Cleveland 71 49, Detroit 44 80, Chicago 60 66, Boston 47 67, Washington 47 69, New York 38 70, St Louis 36 82.
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Detroit
Boston
Killadaly
Carrigan
Willett
Stanage
St Louis
Washington
St. Is
Hughes
Street
Stephens
Chicagu
Chicago
T. Athletic
Scott
Payne
Mors
Thomas
Cleveland
New
Jes
Krapp
Fisher
Sweeney
National League action mixed results in rain delays
In Boston Hustan beat Chicago 5 to 2 as Tyler Narldan Reulbach Archer delivered for Boston. Multiple games postponed by rain including a Tristate League slate with all games halted and scores listed for Reading Trenton Altoona.
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Boston
Hustan
Chicago
Tyler
Narldan
Reulbach
Archer
Gisst Loris
Cincinti
Brookln
N.york
Pitlsbre
Philada
Tristate League
Web
Pu Will
Reading
Faring
Trenton
A Johnsin
Altoona
Death by own action ends Myrtle Reed case in Chicago
Chicago reports novelist Myrtle Reed McCullough died from an overdose in a crisis induced fit while insomniac. Corpus jury finds she committed death by own action taking sleeping powders while temporarily insane. Her body found by maid Annie Larsen who left a note and $1040 check. Also notes a Alberta hailstorm destroying grain near Lethbridge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Myrlie Reid McCullough
Myrtle Reed
Corpus
New Statehood Bill Passes in Senate Action
Washington reports the senate approved a new statehood bill eliminating recall of judges in the Arizona constitution and easing amending of the New Mexico constitution. The resolution cleared the senate by a vote of 58 to 0 in executive session as discussions on arbitration treaties with Great Britain and France continued, with amendments proposed to exempt the Monroe Doctrine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
Arizona
New México
Reot
Fleet to Use Aero Gun in September Naval Maneuvers
Washington reports the fleet will test a new navy aeroplane gun during September maneuvers off the Virginia capes. Invented by the bureau of ordnance, the weapon was developed under Rear Admiral Nathan C. Pwnnings plan and will be the first of its kind carried by an American warship, mounted for elevated fire with range-finding sighting apparatus for accurate overhead firing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Virginia Capes
Navy
Navy Bureau of Ordnance
Nathan C. Pwnning
Bureau
Drunken Disorderly Arrests Reported in Local Court
Luther Russell was jailed for one day by Justice Eckstein for drinking in public. Edward Brown, colored, faced a similar charge and paid a $2.50 fine. Charles Goodyard, colored, appeared before Justice Bekstein on drunken disorderly charges and was fined $5. The Frederick News urges readers to subscribe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Luther Russell
Fleming Derday
C. d. Eckstein
Pate
Edward Brown
Justhce CH. Eckst
Charles Goodyard
Col. Bekstéin
State News Highlights From Across The Region
Notes of News Across the state recounts campaign travel by Senator Lee, potential beer price impacts from hops scarcity, the Progressive Democratic Association endorsing candidates, and the death of Jervis, a Naval Academy drummer. Also noted are a county carnival, railroad dispute publicity, a governor’s ally addressing attacks, a drunken driving case, wildlife sightings, a lightning strike on a farm barn, car accident injuries, jewelry theft fears, a fatal stabbing, a Sunday school picnic, and speeches by notable figures at Hampstead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee
Worchester County
Guseilur
Progressive Democratic Association Indorg&d
Diiver
Jd Jervis
Naval Academy
Alliers
Navy
Armiypolis
Hillary
Garrett County
Gorman
Asristol
A. PT. Gorman
Warfield
UW. N. Stephenson
Winchester
Hagerstown
Stephenson
Travilah
Montgomery County
Laoae
George H. Huffer
Wihk Unsport
Walker's
Daniel Holland
Evers Holtzman
Frank J. Wolfe
Harry Stovers
Emma Forrest
Madison Avenue
Baltimore
Rafael Santini
Mercy Hospital
Rinaldo Minoriz
Forest Baptist Sunday School
Hampstead
Philips Lee Goldsborough
Frank J. Duncan
Morris A
Deafness Cure Claim Promises Relief by Constitutional Remedy
An advertisement claims deafness stems from inflamed Eustachian tubes and cannot be cured by local applications. It offers $100 for any case of deafness caused by catarrh cured by Hall’s Catarrrh Cure and urges readers to consult Druggists for Hall’s Family Pills for constipation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheney & CO
Toledo
Hall
Political card seeks party primary support in Frederick County
A set of candidate notices for Frederick County politics requests Democratic and Republican primary support. Lomost asks Democrats to back him for Sheriff, while John Hopfleeger and George T. Roderick announce candidacies for Judge of the Orphans Court on Republican lines and solicit primary votes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick County
Lomost
Chas, T. Fagan
Frederick District
Heresby
Ohn Ho Phleeger
Jayeswa Vedas
Orphans’ Court
George T. Roderick
Freverick County
Tama
John W. Mumiford
Braddock District
Orphans Court
H. Milton Kefauver
George Fh. Dennis
Fid&wt
Political cards for Frederick County State's Attorney race
Candidate Jessh Mr Meagey announces bid for Frederick County State's Attorney, sought by popular vote at the August primary. Address: Office No 112 Court St Frederick. Support requested from friends and supporters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fepublicia Ev
Ulrive of
Frederick County
Jessh
MR Meagey
Court St
Frederick
Political candidacies announced in Frederick County
A fragmented list of self announcements for Republican nominations in Frederick County. Multiple individuals including David M. Wnpd Burkittsville, Emory C. Cus, John W. Mumford Braddock District, William H. Smith, James A. Jones, and others declare they seek party nominations for positions such as Judge of the Orphans Court Sheriff and County Surveyor in the forthcoming primary elections, requesting the support of county friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duta
Orphais
Republic
Prharies
David MM
Burkittav Ute
Jug Uit
Ny Ist
Frederick County Republican and Democratic primary candidates announce
A fragment from Frederick County political notices shows multiple filings for State's Attorney Judge of the Orphans Court and County Commissioner. Names include William H. Lllnes Albert W. Eckil Emory C. Remsberg George H. Dennis and David H. Rosleey, along with Guy E. Motter. Primary dates and districts referenced.
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Browningsvile
Loys
Frey
Walters
Fairfield
J. W. Stiumer
John Seiss
Rocky Ridge
J. W. Pate
Upton Gdlisbert
Near Creagerstown
Charles Favorite
George Mumford
Westminster
John Tyler
Martha Seiss
Graceham
Maurice Smith
John Eyler
Clayton Troxell
Near Motters
Mabel Miller
Belva Collisower
New Tie Liday
Theodore Long
Luther Robinson
Mountaindale
Chas. Hamrick
Lewistown
Samuel J. Gladhill
GC. A. Rice
Samuel P. Hamrick
Lewis Hamrick
Tedward Smith
Margaret Mort
Virginia Smith
Edward Smith
Stella Palmer
Walkersville
Mary M. Rice
Blanche
Rice
Springfield
Samuel Hamrick
David Measie
Ailea
Mes
Geo. W. Geasey
Catharine Geasey
David Hedges
Hansonville
W. Ramsburg
Utica
Calvin Harper
Samuel Marino
Samuel Eyler
Catherine Palmer
Marie Haines
Frederick Stull
Norman Harper
Ross
Foster Wartenfeltz
Potomac River
Mary Bussard
Middletown
H. P. Ramsburg
R. K. Harper
Legore
William Smith
Lily
Bertha
Carrie Hahn
John Angel
Carl Crabster
Wneytown
Geneva Smith
Chirgnee Hatfield
Unienville
Rev. Shinp
Germintown
Mab
Mrr
Joh Saxton
Reth Frock
Detour
Bartholow's Union Chapel
Alr. Keene
Kemptown
Ali
John F. Purdum
J. D. Mulinix
Newman Crawford
George Wolfe
James
Ella Hilton
James &. Hilton
Hisker
Marie. Wood
Bessie Murphy
Pauline
Vernie Hopkins
George C. Thomas
Adamstown
J. F. Purdum
C. C. Ridgely
New Market
Lewis Moxley
Lucie Wolfe
Lewis Molesworth
Amy
Georgie Wolfe
Frederic
Verne Hipkins
G. Pearl ‘Thomas
Annie Snyder
William FF. Wright
Lewis Purdum
Mear
Kohlenburg
William Murphy
Bartholows
Mgr
Bua
Vida Hilton
Pearl Thomas
Marie Wood
Messrs. Royal
Norman Hilton
Guy Thomas
Atlie
George Kohlenburg
James Wolfe
Herman Watkins
Schley
Admiral
Frederick County Farmers’ Exchange
Ifyc
Liverpool
Market ST
Great Britain
Market Street
United Kingdom
W.L. Pc
Athletics
Hut
Ao Soston
G . Washin
ISIL
Louts
Tethbridge
Alberta
Cam
Wilson and
Sterling
Lethbridge
Frederick News
News OF the
Maryland
Cleuburnia Buprovement Association
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Fok
THE
Frederick Counte
Political Cards
Statis Attorney
Tobereby
Muyself
Truarty
Bie Feonnius Perimiirles
LM W. Osburn
Freuderick, Md
iMraderick
Emouny C. Cus
Jy Lukwhip
Mayod
Wirif
Catil
Prederick County
William H. Smith
Ee Fumd
Wrem
Derick County
James A. Jones
Frederick Courty
Acott
Martur
William H. Llmnes
Ornhang
Ayederlek
Republican Primarias
Albert W. Eckil
Woodsboro
Youse
Menther
Emory C. Remsberg
Buckeystown
David HW. Rosleey
Fred_erick County
Guy ER. Motter
Febtd&wiis
John AL Hartman
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