Emmitsburg hunter struck by shotgun load during bird hunt
John Wantz a leading carpenter and contractor of Emmitsburg is badly wounded with a full load of number 6 shot buried in his body after friend Russell Whitmore fired as a covey rose. The accident happened near Penola on the Welty farm. Wantz is reported as improving with blood poisoning averted and no surgery performed.
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Russell Whitmore
John Wantz
Emmitsburg
Wantz
Waniz
Friend
C. M. Welty
Penola
Mason and Dixon Ring
Whitmore
Mr. Wantz
Summitsburg
Bonaparte Elected At Conference of Charities Session
At Cumberland yesterday the paper by Miss Maury C Goodwillie was read in her absence. Miss Julia Lathrop spoke on The Work of the National Children's Bureau. William Davenport and Charles P. Weller discussed state and county conditions. Officers were chosen including Charles J. Bonaparte as president and Waldo Newcomer as treasurer. J. D. Baker and H. L. Coblentz named to the executive committee. Baldwin apples shown to The News staff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Conference of Charities and Corrections
Cumberland
Maury C Goodwillie
Sindall
Migs Margaret F. Byington
Russelllu Foundation
New York
William Tr. Davenport
Board of State Aid and Charities
Tallimore
Julia Lathrop
Children’s Bureau
Department of Commerce and Labor
Washington
National Children's Bureau
Charles P. Weller
Pittsburgh
E. J. Coblentz
Nellie M. Casey
Miss Mary Seward Resigns C. P. Operator Post at Mt Airy
Miss Mary Seward has resigned her position as C. P. operator at Mt Airy and has returned to her home at Mid Motown. She is succeeded by Miss Beulah Severn.
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Mary Seward
Mt. Airy
Mid- Motown
Beulah Severn
Lodges Elect Officers At Freder ick City Fraternal Meet
Frederick City lodges elect officers for the term including Noble Grand George D Nixdorf and Worthy President William V Wolfe. Meetings to be held weekly. a festive repast followed. Knights of Pythias and Eagles also report new officers and a banquet.
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Frederick City
Noble Grand
George D. Nixdorf
David Steiner
Charles Oa. Landis
Harriet
W. Storm
Jacob L. Engelbrecht
HW. Dorsey Eleon
Eckstein
Albert S. Brown
George W. Shoemaker
Marlon OC. Ries
Grand Lodge
A. Dorsey Etchison
Buffalo
Frederick Aurte
Order of Eagles
Worthy
William V. Wolfe
Charles J. Hoffman
Elias 4. Summers
Warnes’ MM. Fox
Charles McQ. Haga
Henry St. II
DeGrange
Charles UL. Pratey
Kepry R. Lumpe
Bernard J. Bader
Charles H. Miller
Dre i. O Thomas
Wiliam ¥. Wolfe
Real estate transfers and marriage licenses posted
Public notices announce conduct of property deeds by Calvin J Schudtknecht and others and marriage licenses for Glenn B Ruin and Grace Wachter. lists of sales and probate filings including estate of William Hobert and account by Charles B Young as administrator.
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John N. Brust
August TL. Krust
Elty
Glenn B. Ruin
Mt. Pleasant
Grace
Wachter
Frederik
Willian Hobert
Daniel J. Manahan
Charles B. Young
William E. Young
Dwelling Sold Private Sale Transfers in Private Deal
Carlton L. Stull sold a double brick dwelling house on Tolon Plc avenue to Hemer DD and Repler in a private Lernis transaction. The sale confirms the transfer of ownership between the named individuals in a non-public arrangement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carlton L. Stull
Tolon PLC
Hemer Dd, Repler
Lernis
Careful Caret Tidy Stomachs Clean For Months
An advertisement extols Cascarets as a remedy to cleanse the stomach and bowels, relieve headaches from intestinal blockage, and eliminate foul breath. It claims the product removes sour undigested matter, flatulence, and poisons, restoring liver and bowel regularity overnight and lasting for months with nightly use.
Women Parade in Creagerstown Celebrates Victory
Ten suffragettes led a long parade through Creagerstown with music floats and about 25 riders on horseback. The event drew around 1000 participants and delegations from nearby towns, ending with a free oyster supper at the town hall.
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Creagerstown
Creavertown
Paris
Amr
Eudragetio
Lowa
Marl Hoffman
Frank Stevens
Stottlemyer
Salt River
Ue Emimilspurg
Rmny
Crossings Not Passable on Thuviek Street Near Railroad
Residents and pedestrians hope for action on unsafe crossings east of the Northern Central Railroad. Water Street and Water Street loop crossings near the store on Lawis Wy Mehrling and Wisner Street OV Lear Lane are described as nearly invisible and over an inch deep. Women workers at Union Knitting Mills face added danger crossing the rail line, with two crossings reportedly removed or damaged and neglected by aldermen.
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Ast Thuviek
Uhe Street
Avai
Water Street
Fromt
Lawis Wy
Mehrling
Wisner Street
Lear Tane
Union Knitting Mills
School officials discuss child study program paper
The article notes school commission meetings where Chis Moting and Biuknere are mentioned. Wate Che and Cho asnacin Honbie are listed roles, with a paper reading titled teal of the Child a Schook to be presented at the meeting.
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Wince
Ale Wate
Che Bret
Ale Cho Asnacin Honbie
Colonel Ewell Returns Home Amid War News
Col Ewell returns home after extended overseas service. The unit sailed in September and spent much time in Italy. The homecoming was noted by the local party, praising the Colonel for his service and absence during the war.
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Mawelwil
Chex
Uscirtine
Italy
Sydtazerhind
Eavell
San Benito Residents Seek Coverage of Move to New Home
Sesats PLoM Phebus and Chester Grove report to Jefe Frederick about a planned relocation to the truicking Dyerness in Texan love near San Benito. They ask The News to follow them to their new home and advertise success.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sesats
Plom
Phebus
Chester Grove
Frederick
San Benitta
Senate Omnibus Claims Bill Struck Maryland Provisions
The U S Senate debated the Omnibus Claims bill and adopted committee amendments removing all Maryland provisions except one. Maryland claimants include Baltimore, Sharpsburg, Boonsboro, Hagerstown area churches, and several congregations with about 50 individuals affected.
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Senate
United States Senate
House
Freeta
Methodist Episcopal
Okltown
John Walter Smith
St. Augustine
Mountaineers Open Basketball Season With Strong Roster
The St Marys men's basketball candidates held their first meeting in the college gym yesterday afternoon. Captain Letter and Coach Thompson drew strong interest as Thomas Milhearn finalizes the 1912 schedule including top national opponents. Most of last season’s players return, led by Letter Costello Phillips Leary Herslin and Boyle. The opener is slated for December 16 at the Mount against Baltimore City College, the sole game before holidays.
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Ifaw
St. Mary's
Gyamnasium
Thompson
Thomas Milhearn
Hame
Athletic Couneil
New York
Ris
Mountaineers
Costello
Phillips
Leary
Herslin
Boyle
The
Mount
Baltimore City College
St. Patricks Catholic Club Plans Baltimore Basketball Schedule
The St. Patrick's Catholic Club of Baltimore, unregistered, seeks games with strong city and area teams as they prepare for a season opener in Baltimore on the 10th. They aim to repeat last year's 18 wins and a single loss, training diligently. Challenges should be sent to Mr. Chas. Kirby, 1218 N. Montford Avenue, Baltimore, Md.
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St. Vatrick’s
Baltimore
St. Patricks
Secason
Baltymore
Loth
Chas. Kirby
N. Montford Avenue
Mel
Glen Echo Mayor Weds Migs May Shoemaker
Glen Echo's youthful mayor Garrett wed Migs May R Shoemaker of West Washington. The ceremony was performed by Pastor Rena Yingling of Lady of Victory Catholic Church on Conduit road in the District of Columbia. The couple left for a short honeymoon after the ceremony.
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Rotwrt Ob. Garrett
Glen Echo
Migs May R. Shoemaker
West Washington
Rena L. &. Yingling
The
Lady of Victory Catholic Church
Conduit Road
District of Columbia
Brunswick High School Principal Resigns Amid Vacancy
Oscar L B Fogle steps down after years as Brunswick High principal with no successor named. Roger G Halex and Tarry Mack vie for the vacancy. Halex teaches commerce and Mack leads Adamstown High. A separate accident report notes Clintom Matheny severing or injuring a finger while sausage slicing. doctor aims to save the fingertip.
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Sincey
Oscar LB. Fogle
Brunswick High School
Roger G. Halex
Brunswick
Tarry Mack
Adamstown High School
Whiarthtow
Canshi
Drola
Brown
Roof leaks cause theatre damage at City Opera House
City Opera House dressing rooms suffer plaster deterioration and water intrusion from leaking skylights and roof. Manager List says repeated reports to officials yielded little action. Alderman Rice investigated and found extensive ceiling plaster fallen in rooms above. Damages may include damaged woodwork and costly repairs ahead.
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City Opera House
Rice
Opera Hlouse
Opera House
List
Mr. List
Frysinger Delights Plattsmouth Recital a Glowing Notice
The Evening Journal praises Prof J Frank Frysinger head of the Lic Organ School for the State University School of Music and organist at Lincoln First Presbyterian Church. A violinist Carl Frederic Steckerberg led the program with classical renditions including the beautiful The Evening Song and Supplication. The recital showed mastery and depth of talent. Also Miss Gussie Kemp of Tragerstown faces larceny charges in Washington county court arising from a ring theft August 20.
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Plattsburg
Nebl
Vening Journal
Plattsmouth
Nebraska
J. Frank l Ferysinger
Woman's College
First Presbyterian Church
Carl Frederic Steckerberg
State University School of Music
J. Frank Frysinger
Lic
First Presbyterian Church of Lincoln
Frysinger
Gussie Kemp
Tragerstown
Kal
Washington County Cour.sterday
Frederick
Dandrine Hair Lotion Claim Cures Hair Loss
An old advertisement touts Knowlton's Dandeline or Danderine as a 20 cent add on hair health. It promises immediate shine and growth with use, claiming scalp restoration and hair that looks abundant, soft, and wavy after regular application.
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Knowlton
Frederick County Sealed Bids For Almshouse Supplies
Frederick County Maryland invites sealed proposals to furnish supplies for the Almshouse and jail inmates for January February and March 1913. Proposals due December 26 1912 at 10 a m in the Grand Jury Room Court House. Bonds required. board may reject all bids. Lewis E. Flook secretary Jacob B. Tyson treasurer Frederick City Md.
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Commissioners of Charities and Corrections
Frederick County
Grand Jury
Court House
Lewis E. Flook
Jacob B. Tyson
Frederick City
New York Millinery Parlors announces December sale
The New York Millinery Parlors on West Patrick Street Frederick Md led by Kefauver announce a Tuesday December 3 reduction sale. All remaining goods including complete stock of millinery will be offered at discounted prices. Customers urged to shop early for best selections.
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N. TR
D. Alans
Lis
Market St
de Te Ee
Hagerstown
J. IL
South Prospect St
Canital
Franklin Savings Bank
Frank
C. Norwood
West Fourth Streat
Stuy
West Fourth St. Nuvebad
Halstein Heifer and Ball
Morsell
Frederick, Md
Orpington Cockers
Musement Poultry In
Sechari Im City
Lloyd T. MacGill
Court Street
Derr
Ubrry
Prederick
Novabdatswitt& Rt
Meres
McKaig
C. ¥. Dotler
News Offce
Tor
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Maryland Charities and Correction
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Charles J. Klein
Hachive
Odd Fellows, Eagles and Pythians
Eagles
Mountain City Lodge
Knights of Pythias
Chiggelt FE
Stamaburg
TH. Hummelbaugh
Ernest le Myers
Charles A. Juidis
Harvie W.ow. Storm
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Wiliam Wi. Pickett; Miteter
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Arins
Willam
Roderick
Christian FE Eekstein
Lourren L. Welty
C. Il
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Day
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Frorerty
Prup
Amanda J. Prabee
Calvin J
Jessie Samuel King
Lene Naomi Gumbert
Mengingile
Willan J. Wactter
Lille Ellen Terd
Middletown
John PL Ambush
Della
May L. Onley
Dieselson
Tath
Orpieans
East Patrick Street
Ute
Col. Ewell
San Benito, Texas
Maryland
Mount St. Mary’s
St. Patrick’s Desi
Mr. Fogle
MR. Frysinger
Dandrah
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U.S
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A. Kemp
G. Wesley Kindley
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Arthur Potts
George Birely
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Abram J. Eichelberger
David Cramer, Prest
Orphans’ Court
Franklin Buchanan Smith
George William Smith
Naviddot
Sherif
Covery
Nobert L. Cramer
Decid
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Moser’s
Annie C. Main
Wast Patrick Street
Edgar WH. McBride
Court St
A. Poole
West South Su
Roy W. Poole
Jaakim
B. Evard Kepner
Norti Market Street
Apridiy
Woulan
Sixth Street
Shopriff
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Miller ‘Train Control Corporation
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Dacbett
J. E. Bartgis
South St. Decadiz
Ine St. Gain
Charles Hendrick
H. S. Landis
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