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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Aug 25, 1910
Page
3
A long list captures social visits across Frederick Thurmont and surrounding areas. Families including Beall Maxwell and Dorsey entertain relatives and friends from Baltimore Washington D C and Hagerstown. Guests travel from Che stnut Grove and Chestnut Street areas to enjoy meals trips and gatherings.
Seantor Dolliver and Mr Harry Castle and families spent Sunday at Mee Harvey Bakers near Buckeyatown. Residents and visitors from Frederick Washington Middletown and Liberty Town appear in a string of calls and gatherings. Church services are announced for Sunday with receptions of probationers and an evening sermon by Rev J W Hammersley.
The monthly Ladies Aid Society gathering at Butti¢ren Church featured singing scripture reading and prayer led by Rev. Wolf. Miss Nellie Hinrgett and Miss Jessico Darner were mentioned, with notices of upcoming preaching at Taitheran church led by Rev. Silan Cul Ter on May 28 at 10 o'clock.
Court papers allege Wade Hammond Hamonds and Arthur Rose promoted a 1909 auto machine gun stock scheme. Rose says Wade blocked a public demonstration, causing an $8,000 loss, while claims ofoffers up to $25,000,000 from the United States government were used to push stock.
Former Georgia governor Hoke Smith defeats Joseph M. Brown in the Democratic primary held in Atlanta. The campaign follows Livingston’s defeat for renomination and centers on issues tied to party leadership and Cannon-era influence.
Wilkes Barre Pa Aug 26 Dr W J Q Salon of Old Forge says a baby girl born three weeks ago to Mr and Mrs James Payne of Moosic weighed one pound twelve ounces at birth and later gained only a fraction. The infant is described as well formed though exceedingly small, with a birth weight lower than a recent case in East Templeton Massachusetts. The Paynes have three older children, each born weighing eight to ten pounds.
In Wilkes Barre Pennsylvania on August 25 a Polish Catholic priest Rev. Father Pekarals from Taylor was beaten by striking miners at the Old Forge colliery of the Pennsylvania Coal Company. Seven hundred miners at the Law shaft Avoca branch joined the strike claiming excessive docking and a 2000 ton discrepancy between mined coal and pay declared by the company.
In Buffalo on August 25 Lewis Thompson twelve from Pittsfield Pa obtained a small rifle from his father and told his mother he would shoot a burglar. He fired, hitting Mrs Thompson above the left eye as she watched him. The tragedy followed a claim of a cerebral hemorrhage elsewhere in the report.
Government orders reopen large tracts in Wyoming Idaho and Montana to settlement under homestead laws. In Utahs Uinta county and Idaho Fremont county lands from Targhee and Beaverhead forests are declared open for entry with specific dates for settlement and selection. Montana parcels along Beaverhead forest boundaries total 98 563 acres.
In Hazleton Pennsylvania on August 25 Hungry Sam Milter faces rival Rocko Levitch in an eating trial. Levitch bets $26 he can eat forty plates of ice cream in one hour but falls short by three plates.
Figures from the Boston News Bureau indicate a shift from horse drawn vehicles to cars as the industry expands. Investments reach about 400 million dollars with 200000 workers. 450000 autos in daily use and a forecast of 1800000?0 autos by 1909, alongside large freight and material costs.
The readable fragments describe a disjointed discussion about preserving property and mortgage concerns. Key entities or events are not consistently identifiable, making a precise news summary difficult to derive from the garbled text.
fragmented report describes Sullivan, Chicago White Sox catcher, performing a notable feat in Washington. the garbled text references the Washington Monument and a prominent play, noting a strong pull or strike in the street scene and a possible three-year context.
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