Notes of News From Across Maryland Statewide Items
Burglars in Hagerstown robbed a saloon but took no drinks. Mr R Brent Keyser donated 100000 to Johns Hopkins endowment. Farmers institute train on Pope's Creek line drew many. Bloodhounds followed Frostburg robbers to a construction camp but failed to capture them. Cumberland expects 600000 for a new station and track work. Daniel Randall said he would not represent Paul Armstrong in the playwright’s divorce. A farming reform campaign under Maryland Agricultural College began in Prince Georges County. Pennsylvania Railroad seeks ratification of a lease and authority to issue more stock.
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Hagerstown
R. Brent Keyser
Johns Hopkins Endowment Fund
Farmers’ Institute
Pope’s Creek
Frostburg
Cumberland
Western Maryland Railroad
Daniel R. Randall
Annapolis
Paul ‘Armstrong
Maryland Agricultural College
Prince Georges County
Pennsylvania Railway Company
Public Service Commission
Northern, Central Railway
Carroll Literary Society Holds Regular Meeting at Adamstown High
The Carroll Literary Society at Adamstown High School met Friday afternoon with Tobias Zimmerman as president. After roll call and minutes, members performed songs readings essays recitations debates. The debate on prison labor ended unanimously for the affirmative. The next meeting is set for December 9.
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Mock
Keefer Wachier
Clarence Thomas
Tobias Zimmerman
Bernard Day
Genevieve Thomas
Maud Stupp
Frederick market prices and grain feed corrections 1910
Quotations from Frederick County Farmers' Exchange reflect corrected prices December 5 1910 for wheat corn rye oats and feed as well as hay and straw. Prices list multiple grades for timothy clover and mixed hay with per bushel or per ton rates and specify potatoes per bushel.
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Frederick County Farmers’ Exchange
Oath
Timothy
Court Notices of Real Estate Transfers and Estates
Circuit and Orphans Court items list transfers of real estate among Oliver H Fogle and wife to Marcella Lewis for 350 dollars involving Harlan W Hagan and Frances Wiles in Frederick. Also notes sales reports of estates of Margaret Boteler and Harriet Donner and an inventory of debts in Lovisa Englebrecht's estate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Circuit and Orphans’ Court
Fropfrey Deeved
Oliver H. Fogle
Marcella Lewis
Harlan W. Hagan
Frances Ti Wiles
Frederick
Paul William Gaither
Mamie Ruth Burger
Arunswith
John M. Porwner
Near ‘Shurmont
Celia Ann Connor
Orfilans
Margaret Boteler
Harrict Donner
Aled
Lovisa FL Engtebrecht
Personal notes from Baltimore and nearby towns
Rev W J Kane spends a few days in Baltimore. Minory J Coblentz in New York on business. Rev Ulysses S G Rupp in Baltimore for a few days. Mr and Mrs Harry E Gilbert return from their wedding trip. Rev S Miller on East Third street returns from Clearspring where she held services. Mrs Anderson Eicholtz of Thurmont visits sister Mrs Wm Roderick in North Market street. Mr Charles C Saylor of Baltimore at bedside of mother Mrs Charles E Saylor on West South street. Ikev A J Gill of New Windsor visits daughter Mrs George W Heinlein on West Third street. Rev Gill recovering from recent accident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. J. Kane
Baltimore
Minory J. Coblentz
New York
Ulysses S. G. Rupp
Harry E. Gilbert
Grumbine and McLane Couple Quietly Wed in Frederick
J Marshall Grumbine, a popular Frederick youth, and Eva A McLane of Bonds were married at the Evangelical Reformed parsonage by Rev Henr L G Kieffer. They left by 4 PM train for Washington and other East cities, causing surprise among friends. The couple will reside with Grumbine’s parents in Doubs upon return. An engagement of Helen Ramsburg to Benjamin Moffett of Washington D C was announced with a February wedding planned.
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Arumbine
Lane
J. Marshall Grumbine
Frederick
Eva A. McLane
Wm. McC. McLane
Bonds
Evangelical Reformed Parsonage
Henri L. G. Kieffer
Grumbine
Doubs
Henry B. Ramsburg
Hellen
Benjamin Moffett
Washington, D. C
Local Briefs and Personnel News from Madison
Among the sick list includes Frank Wachter of Madison street and waterworks superintendent Frank Tyergar confined to bed. Milton Urner of Record Street recovering at home. Thomas Brae han y of Madison named executive secretary to the national tariff commission in Washington. Trahany, long in the capital, moved here twelve years ago. Wil Merrell drawn as juror replacing Milla Shaver who was disqualified.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Wachter
Madison Street
Frank F. Tyergar
Milton G. Urner
Washington, Dee
Thomas Braehany
Madison
Wis
National Capital
National Tariff Comission
Trahany
Joseph W. Quarles
Wisconsin
Wil Mo Merrell
Petersville
Phice
Milla
No Successor to Mrs Eddy Declared by Christian Science
Boston reports Mary Baker G Eddy died after pneumonia and without naming a successor. The church will be governed by the mother church board in Boston with no planned public funeral. Alfred Farlow stated the estate goes to the church and no details on interment or burial site were given.
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Boston
Mary Baker G. Eddy
Newton
Eddy
Church of Christ, Scientist
Alfred Farlow
Bostom
Eddy Krizas
Wives Wanted by Bachelors Club of Werota
The Bachelors club of Werota offers a catalog of eligible bachelors including a harber telegraph operator printer school teacher grain buyer livery man implement dealer carpenter and other trades. Letters to the secretary at Weccota S1 detail matrimonial opportunities with an assessment for printing costs.
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Bachelor Club of
Wacota
Weccota
Bachelors Club of
Werota
Harber
Bachelors Club
Wecota
Southern States Grow Population in Thirteenth Census
Population statistics issued from the thirteenth census show Kentucky at 2,289,900 with a 0.6 percent rise of 141,791, Mississippi at 1,197,114 up 245,844 (15.3 percent), and North Carolina at 2,206,287 growth of 311,477 or 16.5 percent.
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Kentucky
Mississippi
North Carolina
Washington
Ohio prisoner seeks reevaluation in Syrian peddler murder
Steve Scott, condemned to be electrocuted on December 31 at the penitentiary, may be innocent after accomplice Charles Jones from Miami County admits he and not Scott killed Giuseppe Rasmento, a Syrian peddler. The sworn confession, given before a notary, will go to the court.
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Ohio
Columbus
Steve Scott
Charles Jones
Miami County
Scott
Giuseppe Rasmento
Dr Flexner Operated For Appendicitis In New York
Dir. Simon Flexner of the Rockefeller Institute underwent an appendectomy by Dr. Joseph Blake. Officials said the operation was precautionary and his condition was entirely satisfactory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rockefeller Institute
New York
Simon Flexner
Rockefeller Instiitute
Joseph 4. Blake
Blake
Flesner
Flexner
Zemo Skin Remedy Ad Promises Money Back if Unchanged
The Williamson Drug Store touts ZEMO with ZEMO SOAP for irritated skin and promises a money back guarantee if results are not satisfactory. It also promotes AMMO a clear external use liquid claimed to cure eczema pimples dandruff and other skin eruptions.
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Williamson Drug Store
Banks buy 66000 pennies to aid local trade
Two Denver banks ordered 66 000 pennies from the east to meet local demand. They pay one and a half percent premium in express charges, so the pennies are sold for less than cost by the banks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Colo
Chicago Seizes Canned Eggs Spoiled Shipment
United States marshals seized 5000 pounds of canned eggs shipped into Chicago. District Attorney Sims said tests showed the substance spoiled and contained 24 600 000 bacteria, with at least 1 600 000 gas producing varieties.
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Chicago
United States
Sims
Prouty and Lane May Go on Bench
Washington December 6 information from an excellent source indicates President Taft has named two new members for the court of commerce Judge Charles A Prouty of Vermont and Franklin K Lane of California both now on the Interstate Commerce Commission It is believed they will bring expertise on freight rate matters and familiarity with ICC proceedings Chairman Martin A Knapp was once considered but would be too valuable to leave the commission to join the new court
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Washington
Taft
Charles A. Prouly
Vermont
Franklin K. Lane
California
Interstate Commerce Commission
Intursinia Commerce Commission
Martin A. Knapp
Knapp
Lin Ju
DIES AFTER VACCINATION IN CHESTNUT HILL HOSPITAL
Six year old Rose Brogan of Germantown died at Chestnut Hill Hospital Philadelphia from tetanus after vaccination. The wound became sore and she scratched it allowing tetanus germs to enter. The death occurred shortly after being admitted to the hospital. Berlin census data notes Berlin population about 3 400 000 with Munich Leipsic and Nuremberg listed with hundreds of thousands.
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Chestnut Hill Hospital
Philadelphia
Rose Brogan
Germantown
Chestnut HI Hospital
Lu In
Berlin
Munich
Leipsie
Nuremberg
Cure Your Kidneys Dean's Kidney Pills Promoted
An advertisement urges Frederick readers to use Dean's Kidney Pills to relieve kidney backache and urinary issues. It features a testimonial from W. R. Heck of Frederick Maryland who credits the remedy with lasting relief after confinement and lack of exercise. Sold for 60 cents by C. E. Main and Foster-Milburn Co. Buffalo NY.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dean
Bright
Frederick
Heck
East Patrick Street
C. E. Main
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News OF the
Maryland
Day
The
Hymeneas
Board of Directors
Christian Science Church
Mrs. Eddy
Glover
Smath
Reader Smith
Uenwlber Church
Farlow
DR. Flexner
Drexel
Dac
George S. Bliss
United States Weather Bureau
J. Armstrong Drexel
Ralph Johnstone
New York World
Zemo
Thos. F. Allen
West Patrick Street
K. Frederick, Md
Niewepap
Prouty
Commerce Court
Japan
Standard Oil Company
Autyert
Sufleadt Tog
Tptereat
Denis i Gomgion
Rutal
Preferred
Milman
Target Corporation
We Waley
Carnipary
Wetmond
Hoy Bees
Canada
Cpnt
Ennitia
Thor
Colston, Boyce & CO
Marsters
North Calvert Street
Baltimore Stock Exchange
Malaga
Dixon’s Cash Market
North Market Street
Blue
Blues
Nea Spap
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