Maryland Coal Reserves Highlight High U S Figures
Geologic survey released figures showing Maryland held 7.802 billion tons of unmined coal at year end, valued at about 7 billion dollars if sold now. The report notes Maryland produced 3,217,125 short tons in 1910 and employed 5,809 workers, with 87 percent hand mined and strong miner productivity.
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Maryland
Virginia
Mississippi Valley
Geologic Survey
West Virginia
Seaboard
Virgina
Lambert Port
Norfolk
Geological Survey
Marylland
Loy
Maryfind
Earth Man
Imines
Brunswick and Yamgane Split in Doubleheader
Brunswick and Yamgane split a doubleheader at Oriole Park Baltimore with Brunswick winning game one 4 to 2 and Yamgans taking game two. Bills starred for the Western Maryland club with sharp hitting while Allen Russell allowed only one baserunner in the second game.
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Brunswick
Yamgane
Snarr
Kaplan
Wenner
Garrison
Hightman
Crouse
Hlooe
Ayers
Bowers
Yanigans
Hewell
Bonubon
Goggins
Jordon
Citrano
Coleman
C. Naughton
Bel
Dells
Many Thirsty Souls States Increases During Year
Intern al Revenue Service report shows fiscal year ended June 30 1911 total internal revenue and corporation tax collections reaching 289 014 755 27 up over 20 million from the prior year. Tobacco products and fermented liquors led gains while oleomargarine and mixed flour fell. District revenues highlighted include Indiana Seventh and Kentucky Third with millions in collections. Philippine Islands posted the smallest total.
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United States
Theardinus
Tae Giwaes Golson
Maryland
Philips Lee Gallsborough
Ure
FIM
Hinds
Indiana
Kentucky
Philippine Islands
Frederick Man Wins Place in Presidents Match at Camp Perry
National individual skirmish featured rapid fire at 200 and 600 yards with about 160 cartridges used. Maryland's Collins led with 96 on 20 shots, Wright second with 48, and a team average near 47 as the Mary land squad held a strong showing in the President's Match events at Camp Perry.
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Frederick Man
Rapid Fire
sester ‘@ay
Camp Perrys
Oho
Hiemen
Roar
Uni Neon
Wright
TS Talki
Shephens
Gathers
Sykes
Ollins
Edgar and
Vuanshower
Frederick Market Prices Corrected August 21
Corrected market prices list grain and feed components with per bushel and per ton figures. Wheat, corn, rye, oats, barley, flour, mill feed, middlings, red dog, dairy feed, cotton seed meal, Timothy hay, clover and straw values appear with varying ranges. A $200 reward stands for recovery of a son lost at sea after a dther’s boat incident along the Chesapeake Way.
Badges Ready for Scouts Move to Recognize Special Honors
Leaders of the Boy Scouts of America announce that first and second class scout badges and sixty merit badges are ready for distribution. Delays arose from manual publication, badge designs, and activity selections. Thousands of boys have qualified as second class and hundreds as first class, demonstrating signaling, tracking, swimming, first aid, and endurance. Badges will ship this week, with merit badges earned only after becoming first class. Activities cover cooking, horsemanship, marksmanship, surveying, engineering, painting, machinery, gardening, life saving, first aid, and swimming. The artist designed the merit badges, each reflecting its activity with varied colors and a background echoing late-Wmeuleweld and scant literature.
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Boy Scouts of America
Delas
Kowever
Wmeuleweld
State News Briefs From Across Maryland Headlines
Notes of interest across the state report HoH Lachmar’s death in Easton, a Corrigansville post office burglary, and Senator Gorman’s Cambridge canvass. Headlines cover Montgomery and Western Maryland travel, a passenger train fatality near Hancock, and officials reshuffling in Annapolis. Also noted are a Bohemia Hall convention, a Western Maryland water shortage, and a Knepper Baker reunion with octogenarian twins.
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Hoh. Lachmar
Corrigansville
Allegany County
Senator Gorman
Cambridge
Juan P. Perlabet
Naval Academy
Gorman
Maryland
Isaac Conn
Hancock
Western Maryland
Senator Lee
Baltimore County
Havre de Grace
Edith Roberts
H. W. Roberts
Kent County
Holly Springs
Mississippi
Baltimore
Rev. L. &. Matthews
William H. Stelman
Park Heights Avenue
Aute
George
Stellman
Charles F. Myers
Annapolis
Crothers
Board of Election Supervisors
Anne Arundel County
Shippensburg
Philadelphia
Reading
Knepper-Baker
George Knepper
Good's Siding
Henrietta Baker
Mary Jane Funk
Nose Cut in Glass Burst at Market Store
Charles Stup, a clerk at E. J. Winebrewer's grocery on South Market Street, suffered a severe facial cut when a bottle burst during a struggle yesterday, a sharp fragment striking his nose.
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Charles Stup
E. J. Winebrewer
South Market Street
Freckles cure praised by eminent skit specialist
A skit specialist touts a new ethine double strength drag that promises to remove freckles and improve complexion. He claims it is harmless and guarantees satisfaction, urging readers to ask their druggist for the product sold with a money back guarantee.
Army Needs Artillery to Match War Strength
The Army's near year budget would match this year's appropriation of 94,210,400 with increases mainly for field artillery and ammunition. General Wood warns a shortage of field artillery jeopardizes national security, noting a potential 50 percent shortfall in war strength. Caroline county public school teachers were appointed.
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Congress
Wood
Caroline County
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Hope
Bower Naughton
Bell
Bonthron
Jorden
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Hewall
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Naughton
D Bonthron
Russell
P Brunswick—Sparr
Vanigans
Tentyr-Het Brunswick
Ead
Heywell
H Bonthrow
Ofm Kaplan
Orvison
Krichton
Frederick
Bright
Doan
Frederich
Suse
Deane
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
New York
Dean
Chamberlain
Clinton
Bucklin
Beris
Pearre
Harner's
Drlig Sture
United
Leonardo DA Vinci
Gainsborough
London
Tummy
Pat Sheedy
Stig
Camp Perry
Manshower
Lupis
Blades
Douw. Genunal
Frederick County Farmers’ Exchange
Stas
News OF the
Edwin Warfield
Major Robbins
Fort McHenry
Fort Hill
Oklo
The
Slavonic Beneficial Association of the United
New State Road
Fairview
George Martin
Walter Luther Dodge & Co
Chicago
Tion
W. Patrick
Frederick, Md
Louis Otte
Diamond Chichester
Footer’s
America
Footer
Footer’s Dye Works
Cumberland
A. Kate Gittinger
East Patrick Street
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