Frederick Daily News and Semi Weekly Ad Rates Notice
The Frederick Daily News a daily and the Semi Weekly News issued on Tuesdays and Fridays announce subscription rates and mailing details. Carriers deliver in the city or to any address in the United States for 25 cents per month, 1.00 for four months, six months 3.00 per year. The News Office is connected with the Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Exchange and welcomes ads and inquiries day or night.
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Chesapeake & Potomac Telehone Exchange
Freder- Jck
Saturday December 2 1911 News distribution locations
Subscribers are informed the News is available at New City Hotel Buckey's Cigar Store 8 Marke Street Central Restaurant F K Schmidt's Cigar Store W Patrick Street Artington Hotel and other outlets. The notice lists sale points for the edition.
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New City
Buckey's
Marke St
F. K. Schmidt
W. Patrick Street
Artington Hotel
Revival of American spirit urged for family life
A column urges strengthening democracy education and home as pillars of national life. It questions state limits on family size and warns that restricting poor families risks harming the race, praising large families for self sufficiency and moral development. It also notes a change in Hagerstown trolley ownership promising better regional service.
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Chicago
Frederick
Hagerstown
Croller
Frederick Railroad Aide Seen Strengthening Hagerstown Ties
A local newspaper praises Emory J. Coblentz for leading the Freder ick Railroad Company and the deal shifting trolley control toward Frederick County. The piece argues closer Frederick Hagerstown relations will benefit both cities and cites Coblentz as a driving force behind regional business growth and public welfare.
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Stagerstown
Frederick
Hagerstown
Citien
Frederick County
Frederieck Railroad Company
Emory J. Coblentz
Tragic Los Angeles Times bombing blamed on McNamaras
The Baltimore American condemns the Los Angeles Times blast as a brutal crime. It notes James B. McNamara claimed no fatal intent while workers died and criticizes labor leaders for defending him and raising funds for defense. It urges union labor to acknowledge error and change course.
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Los Angelica Times
James B. McNamara
Gompers
McNamara Brothers
McNamaras
Baltimore American
Detroit Tigers manager Hughey Jennings hurt in auto wreck
Special Dispatch to The Newa Scranton Pa December 2 Hugh Jennings manager of the Detroit American League baseball team was injured in an auto wreck with Rev Edward Lynett of Scranton He has regained consciousness though badly hurt and is expected to recover and goes to Stace hospital today
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Detroit Tigers
Newa
Scranton
Hugh “Jennings
Detroi
Edward Lynett
Stace Hospital
Investigation Not To End in McNamara Case
Special Dispatch reports U.S. District Attorney Miller states the government’s investigation into the dimit ing charge will continue despite McNamara confusion. Indianapolis dispatch notes ongoing proceedings and unresolved questions in the case.
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Indianapolis
Ind
U. S
Miller
McNamara
Burns Special Dispatch Reveals Otter Dynamite Plot
Los Angeles reports detail a Burns special dispatch on a nationwide dynamite outrage plot. Detective Nemara is cited amid the confidential confession involving otters as key players in the scheme.
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Los Angeles
Nemara
Otters
Cuntry
Burns
Appeal to Reichstag on Persia dismemberment threat
Constantinople December 2 report says Persian colony authorities plead before the German Reichstag to intervene as England and Russia threaten to partition Persia. The dispatch notes appeals urge swift action to preserve Persia's territorial integrity.
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Constantinople
Reichstag
Persia
England
Russia
130th Annual Celebration at Emmitsburg Church
The Presbyterian church of Emmitsburg began last evening the celebration of its 10th year as a congregation with a Fellowship Supper in the church lecture room. Ladies of the Reformed church of Middletown are holding a bazaar in the vacant S. M. Kefauvet store room, proceeds to salary. Mr. H. Ray Smith of Denns slaughtered two fine hogs, dressing 667 and 149 pounds, largest killed in Burkesstown district this season.
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Emmitsburg
Ladies of the Reformed Church
Middletown
S. M. Kefauvet
H. Ray Smith
Denns
Iso
Burkesstown
Among the Sick In Frederick and Vicinity
A brief illness roundup reports William H. James of Thied street and others from Frederick and nearby areas as sick or improving. John Getzegdanner on South Market street and Mrs Difford Bell are listed as ill but recovering. Mrs Whitmorey with grip is better, Thomas J Hooper with rheumatism is improving, and George Maglebrecht of Patrick street is much better after last night.
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William H. James
Thied Street
John Getzegdanner
South Market Street
Difford Bell
John M. Whitmorey
Thomas J. Hooper
George Maglebrecht
Mre
Wm. Bugehey
Patrick Street
Market
Local nuptials reported with mixed details
Marriages noted in Emmitsburg and Thurmont with multiple couples. Harry G. Want and Annie B. of Emmitsburg wed on Thanksgiving Day by Charles Reinewald. Charles M. Stambaugh of De and Oliver Gaugh of Thu married at Thurmont by Rev J B Shantz. Frank Hayden and Miss Male Lilian Kavanaugh of Haggisburg wed at St Johns East Second Street officiated by Rev W J Kane.
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Harry G. Wants
Annie B
Emmitsburg
Charles Reinewald
Charles M. Stambaugh
Oliver Gaugh
Thu
Thurmont
J. B. Shantz
Law court records on Brown and Cox theft case
William Brown and Liam Cox, two colored youths, faced charges in front of Justice C. H. Eckstein. Cox, as principal, failed to enter a plea and the case was dismissed. The second case involved two young colored boys charged with stealing in the Monaco and Market streets area, with details obscured by age.
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Willian Brown
C. H. Eckstein Thu
Asa’ Liam Cox
Cox
Eckstein Thureda
Monaco & Marinket Street
Price in Lead For Presidency Exhibition Visit
Senator Jesse D Price of Wicomico county addresses attend Frederick county to attend the annual Maryland State Horticultural Society exhibition. The event gathers the Maryland Crop Breeder Association Maryland State Bee Keepers Maryland Dairy Men Association Farmers League of Maryland and Maryland State Grade associations in the Fifth Regiment Armory Baltimore December 4 to 8. The week is styled Maryland Week and expected to be the best Maryland products exhibition ever.
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Frederick
Mary-land
State Horticultural ‘Society
Maryland
Farmers’ League of
Wifth Regiment
Baltimore
Shafer Couple Arrive in Cheyenne for Winter Stay
Mr and Mrs Joby P Shafer arrive in Cheyenne and take a hotel suite for the winter. They previously lived at Brad Dock Heights and recently left Braddock Heights, recalling a past voyage and a long stay.
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Cheyenne
Joby
P. Shafer
Cheyena
Shafer
Braddock, Heights
Bible Society Meeting Set for January Annual Service
The Frederick Bible Society met at Jacob Rohrback's offices last night to arrange the annual gathering. The event is planned for the Lutheran church on the third Sunday in January, with preparations underway by society officers and members.
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Bible Society
Frederick Bible Society
Jacob Rohrback
Twenty Years Ago Today in Frederick
Local items recall Brunswick trouble as BB and QO railroad stalls third track work without council consent. A dynamite blast near W. R. Rond injures him. Mentorne Hospital host Derr dinner with county officials and Dr. Smith. News notes Wisner’s son ice fall near Byackey's foundry, given a cold bath.
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Brunswick
BB & QO
W. R. Rond
Knoxville
Sapi J. C. Derr
Mentorne Hospital
County Commissioners
Board
Phretian
R. Smith
Col Kennard
Eade
Stohanie
John Wisner
Byackey
Water Works Upgrade Wins City Praise
The city awarded a $40,000 contract for water main improvements and a new dam at Ox Creek. Mayor and officials praised Mr. Rey and Mr. Wiener for overseeing the project, noting better flow, added mains on three northern streets, and new manholes.
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Charles
Uh City
Wiener
Roy
Ox Creek
Rey
Mr. Rey
New York Stocks Quotations Furnished by Motter Bros Co
New York stocks led today with quotations supplied by Motter Bros Co from the market desk. Traders watched fluctuations as prices moved across key industrial and railroad issues amid a cautious trading session.
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Motter Bros. & Co
Chicago GR New York Reserve Loans Plan Declared
Chicago and New York officials say a reserve loan plan is to be completed soon with formal steps announced. The statement emphasizes cooperation and steady progress toward the financial milestone.
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NEW: York
Frederick County News Briefs Start January Thon for Aid
A fragmented Frederick Maryland item notes an upcoming event described as a substantial charity fundraiser. Details are unclear in the readable fragments but indicate a county focus and a push for community support.
Surplus and Profits Encourage Small Bank Accounts
The article urges opening small savings accounts for children to teach accumulation value and the convenience and safety of paying by check. It argues that allowing a check book will help them learn fiscal responsibility and may turn these young savers into future larger customers with sustained interest and favorable treatment.
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