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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Aug 22, 1910
Page
5
Special Dispatch from The News London reports the Betlinty cruiser Bedford went ashore off Quelport Ishaal. Eightees were Urow Hedysie. The incident details are limited in the fragmentary OCR text.
A fragmented dispatch notes an incident on August 23 involving desecration of an American flag. The report references Canada and a march or protest context, with garbled details about the flag and participants.
Special Dispatch to The News Eureka California August 29 two passengers were held up aboard the steamer Buckman between Seattle and San Francisco. A man fled, another was captured as the crew fought to resist the crime during the voyage.
Rev W E Brown, pastor of the Lutheran charge at Middletown for over three years, tendered his resignation to the council on Saturday evening to take effect September 26. The council adopted resolutions praising his services and regretting his severance. He leaves to accept the pastorate of the Church of the Reformation in Baltimore, succeeding Rev A S G Rupp, and will assume duties October 2.
Braddock Heights last night hosted a sizable audience of about 1000. Miles, Lali Grevilit, Sof, Baltigiore and others performed Not Ashamed of Christ. Miriam's Song of Triumph by Trina Stern of Washington received praise. Adolphus Fearbake spoke on The Heavenly Victor. The Braddock Heights Band conducted by Prof. te ving 8 delivered a fine concert. Will erect handsome residence on an travt of Jalil adjacent to the city recently purchased from the zimwer man telrt. The hotel to be constructed of white cement blocks with torch columns of the same material. Mr. Barry Gyetrkappeody overseeing. Mr. Bonnabel of tibia rae the constriction i of at orkin of Mr.E Situ. Me conveniences will metalied after the bounea renee ai it. H. Michie of hoon Co. iqse Sign Philadelphia will serene ere Ks as an attractive mhapmer.
The annual Utica Sunday school picnic drew 3000 to 4000 attendees as Governor, recently troubled by malarial fever, attended from Elkton via Thurmont. He spoke for about an hour on church as the bulwark of government, farming, and civic progress, urging road improvements and work as a path to happiness. The event, held at Catherine Miller's grove, featured remarks by Rev. Herman and others and concluded with songs and thanks.
An evening entertainment by the United Daughters of the Confederacy features a program with multiple acts and concerts. Performers will travel from Hagerstown and Williamsport to attend, with Braddock Heights hosting portions of the festival and various local scenes supporting the fundraiser.
A Brad dock area incident near the Red Ridge Observatory involved a boy about 15 who clung to a supporting wire, slipped, and fell from a height as the crowd watched. He suffered bruises and shock, was treated by Dr. Getzendanner, then taken to City Hospital for further care and expected to recover in about a week.
The Bank in Scranton, Pa announces meeting rooms for business, securities and coupon processing, and easy access spaces. It highlights vaults with many safe deposit boxes and welcomes accounts from individuals, firms, or corporations with a savings department offering 4 percent under conditions.
Fragmented classifieds note cheap colt buggy implements and furniture items for sale near 218 W Patrick St. Amateur Night at Casino offers five dollars to gold winners. funeral director and sales references appear amid garbled OCR.
The Rural Letter Carriers Association of Maryland met in Wealmnater for its state convention and reelected officers led by President Clifton of Weedensburg and Vice President Samuel Welty of Smithburg. W R Spillman of the Post Office spoke on mail volume rising threefold and rural route costs, noting a 150 percent rise in mail collected and a 20 percent membership boost locally. The next session will be at Ocean City and the convention closed with a banquet. G W Miller of Frederick attended as a delegate.
Fire was prevented at the home of Mr. Frank Iseway near the rear of Mr. Henry J. D. Hagan’s store at Market and West Fourth streets. Mrs Elway left eight pieces of meat on a coal oil stove to boil while at church, meat burned causing smoke. Hagan secured entry, shut off the stove, and no other damage occurred. The Junior apparatus was summoned but unnecessary.
Mr. Charles Klipp operates eight stone stusher units on West Fifth Street to crush cobblestones for track ballast on the Frederick Railroad and for macadamizing the street.
Frederick baseball player Rey Spencer, left fielder for the Dayton team, starred in a 7 to 2 win over Terre Haute. He boosted the rally with strong batting and fielding, including a remarkable catch over his shoulder on Blackwell's triple to end Terre Haute’s push.
Williams Grove plan runs from August 2 to September 3 with excursion tickets to Williams Grove, Pa. The Pennsylvania Railroad will operate from stations including Stathoon, Pennsylvania and from Baltimore, Elmira, Frederick and intermediate Northern Central stations. This notice appears in The News.
Fragmented report notes Odd Fellows elec officers and set annual reunion details. Mentions Tri-State League, meetings to be held in Win ebeater, with first gathering tentatively scheduled for the first Tuesday in August 1011 at Shepherds town.
Tonight a concert called the Girand Cake Walk by Dien't is listed for Braddock Heights with Cate leaving at 7 05 and 7 30. The notice mentions a selection of white and yellow spent tea as Lake View items.
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