Notes of News From Around the State
Saloon burglars in Slagerstown took nothing of value. R Brent Keyser donated 100000 to Johns Hopkins endowment. Farmers institute train on Pope's Creek line drew many. Frostburg robbers traced to a construction camp by bloodhounds but not caught. Cumberland to spend 600000 on a new station and track and grade changes. Daniel Randall says he will not be Paul Armstrongs lawyer in the divorce case. Prince Georges county starts a farming improvement campaign under Maryland Agricultural College. Pennsylvania Railway Company seeks PSC ratification of lease of Northern Central Railway and authority to issue more stock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Slagerstown
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 Meets At Adamstow High
The Carroll Literary Society of Adamstow High School held Friday's meeting with Tobias Zimmerman presiding. Members performed songs readings recitations essays and a debate on county prison labor with the affirmative winning unanimously. The group adjourned to reconvene December 3.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mock
Keefer Wachter
Clarence Thomas
Tobias Zimmerman
Bernard Day
Genevieve Thomas
Maud Stupp
Frederick market prices corrected December 5 1910
Prices from Frederick County Farmers Exchange list wheat corn oats hay and straw rates for various grades of hay barley and milled products. Notable figures include No 2 Red wheat 91 cents, shelled corn 65 cents, rye 60 65 cents, oats 60 cents, hay timothy 18 20 dollars, clover 16 17 dollars, potatoes 46 50 cents per bushel, and feeds ranging up to 36 dollars per ton for cotton seed meal.
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Frederick County Farmers’ Exchange
Timothy
Court notices list transfers and estate actions
Circuit and Orphans' Court items show deeds among Oliver H Fogle and wife to Marcel la Lewry and others. Also reports of real estate and personal property sales for deceased Margaret Boteler and Tarriet Danner, plus an inventory of debts in the estate of Louisa FL Enalebyecht.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Circuit and Orphans’ Court
Oliver H. Fogle
Marcella Lewry
Redit
County
Lonn
Olfians' Court
Margaret Boteler
Tarriet Danner
Louisa FL Enalebyecht
Purely Personal notes from the city and region
Rev. Fr W J Kane spends days in Baltimore. Mr Imory L Coblentz Norwich NY business trip. Rev U G Rupp spends days in Baltimore. Mr and Mrs Harry F E Gilbert returned from wedding trip. Rev S S Miller on duty in Clearspring. Mrs Anderson Wicholtz Thurmont visits sister Mrs Wm Roderick. Mr Charles C Saylor Baltimore at bedside of Charles Saylor. Rev A J Gil New Windsor visits daughter Mrs George W Heinlein. Rev Gil recovering from recent accident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. J. Kane
Baltimore
Imory L. Coblentz
New York
Ulysses
G. Rupp
Harry FE. Gilbert
SS. Miller
Grumbine and McLane wed at local Reformed parsonage
Frederick residents J Marshall Grumbine and Eva A McLane were married yesterday afternoon by Rev Henri L G Kieffer at the evangelical Reformed parsonage. They left by 4 o clock train for Washington DC and other eastern cities, returning to Doubs England. The engagement of Helen Ramsburg to Benjamin Moffett of Washington DC was announced with a February wedding planned.
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Grumaine
M’lane
J. Marshall Grumbine
Frederick
Eva A. McLane
Wm. McC
Donbs
Henri L. G. Kieffer
Washington, D. C
Local Briefs and Personnel News
Among the sick list, Frank Wachter of Madison Street and Frank F. Tyergar of the waterworks report illness. Milton G. Urner of Record Street shows improvement at home. Washington notes: Thomas Graham of Michigan, long active in national newspaper work, named executive secretary of the National Tariff Commission. Additional juror reports miller Shaler abstained from attendance.
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Frank Wachter
Madison Street
Frank F. Tyergar
Milton G. Urner
Record Street
Washington
Dec
Thomas Grahan
Miuhioan
Wisdor
National Capital
National Tariff Commission
Brahans
Senatu
Joseph WL Quarles
Wisconsin
No Successor to Mrs Eddy
Mary Baker Eddy dies in Newton after pneumonia and faith. The Church of Christ Scientist will be governed by a self perpetuating board of directors with no successor planned. Funeral at Newton house to be private with First Leader Smith conducting.
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Boston
Mary Baker G. Eddy
Newton
Alfred Farlow
Bostom
Eddy
Glover
First Header Smith
Outhor
Farlow
Denver Banks Buy Pennies At Premium Express Charge
Two Denver banks have ordered 60 000 pennies from the east to meet local trade demand. They pay 1s per cent as express charges, so the pennies are sold for less than cost by the banks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Colo
Hanka
Chicago Seizes Canned Eggs for Spoilage Allegations
United States marshals seized 5000 pounds of canned eggs shipped to Chicago. District Attorney Sims said the eggs were spoiled and a test of one teaspoonful showed 34 000 000 bacteria with at least 1 000 000 as gap producing variety.
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Chicago
United States
Sims
Bachelor Club of Weeota advertises bargains for husbands
The Bachelor Club of Weeota announces a catalog of eligible men listing occupations such as butcher, telegraph operator, printer, teacher, grain buyer, ivory man, implement dealer, carpenter, contractor and builder, hardware dealer and grocery clerk. It promises nationwide mailing and rates men by occupation and traits as a matrimony lure.
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Bachelor Club of
Weeota
Weeata
Burher
Bachelors Club
Wecota
Itn
Wecats
Haseen
Aeseysment
Population gains in three southern states raise totals
Census figures show Kentucky at 2,289,905 with a 1.8 percent rise, Mississippi at 1,197,114 up 15.3 percent, and North Carolina at 2,206,287 increasing by 16.5 percent, reflecting growing populations across the states.
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Kentucky
Mississippi
North Carolina
Washington
Dee
Ohio Prisoner Faces Possible Clemency in Syrian Peddler Killing
Charles Jones of Miami county, an accomplice who testified against Steve Scott and received twenty years for manslaughter, confessed that he and not Scott committed the murder of Giuseppe Rasmento, a Syrian peddler. The sworn confession will be filed with the court as Scott awaits execution.
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Ohio
Columbus
Steve Scott
Charles Jones
Miami County
Scott
Giuseppe Rasmento
Flexner Under Knife After Appendicitis Operation
Rockefeller Institute director Dr. Simon Flexner underwent appendicitis surgery performed by Dr. Joseph A. Blake. Despite initial mild assessment, doctors opted to operate to prevent recurrence and his condition became entirely satisfactory at the hospital. Drexel Altitude Record Corrected. Armstrong Drexel reportedly reached near 9897 feet in a flight to set a new world aeroplane height record, with earlier record 714 feet by Johnstone. Drexel claimed 9970 feet.
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Rockefeller Institute
New York
Simon Flexner
Joseph A. Blake
Blake
Flexner
Drexel
Philadelphia
George S. Bliss
United States Weather Bureau
Armstrong Drexel
Ralph Johnstone
Denver
Prexel
The Judge's Crimea
A battered prisoner from Boston stands before a New York judge who rebukes his decline. The man protests the injustice of arrest and public humiliation, lamenting a sentence by a magistrate who mocks his alcohol fueled downfall.
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Crimea
New York Pole
Boston
Ling
New York World
ZEMO Skin Remedy Promises Quick Relief and Refund
Williamson Drug Store advertises ZEMO and ZEMO soap for irritated skin with a money back guarantee if not satisfied. The ad claims the clear liquid cures eczema pimples dandruff and other eruptions and emphasizes economy and cleanliness for all ages.
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Williamson Drug Store
Prouty and Lane May Go on Bench
Washington reports indicate President Taft has chosen two members for the new court of commerce. Judge Charles A. Wrouty of Vermont and Franklin W. Lang of California, both Interstate Commerce Commission members, are expected to join. The president favors appointees familiar with freight rates and ICC proceedings, while Chairman Martin A. Knapp remains in his ICC role rather than moving to the new court.
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Washington
Dee
Taft
Interstate Commerce Commission
Martin A. Knapp
Camission
Knapp
Six Year Old Girl Dies After Vaccination at Chestnut Hill
Philadelphia reports six year old Rose Brogan of Germantown died at Chestnut Hill Hospital from tetanus after vaccination. Her arm hurt then she scratched it, allowing tetanus germs to enter. The illness followed a recent vaccination and she died in hospital. Berlin census puts city and suburbs at about 3,400,000, with final figures due later. Munich lists 696,003 residents, Leipsie 685,743, and Nuremberg 52,508.
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Chestnut Hil Hospital
Philadelphia
Berlin
Munich
Leipsie
Nuremberg
Cure Your Kidneys Promises Relief With Dean's Pills
An advertisement urges Frederick residents to use Dean's Kidney Pills to ease kidney pain backache and urinary symptoms. It cites a testimonial from H R Hock of East Patrick Street Frederick praising relief after trying the product and notes Foster Milburn Co Buffalo as U.S. agents with a price of one dollar.
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Dean
Bright
Frederick Tr
H. R. Hock
East Patrick Street
Frederick
C. EK
Main
Bam
Price
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
New York
Doan
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Frances J. Wiles
Paul Willa Gaither
Mamie Ruth Barger
Brunswick
John 3. Pariner
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Celia Ann Cantort
Frederich
Hymeneas
Ferrell
Lo Gurer
Petersville
Bn Wiace
Millard i Shaler
Thos. F. Allen
West Patrick Street
K. Frederick, Md
Board of Directors
Christian Science Church
Qver
Dor
Zemo
Prouty
Lane
Commerce Court
Japan
Standard Oil Company
Weare Offeritz
Bogetier
Om Gomman
Tutmindwie Peeferrer Bock
TIE Meckum-Howeli Company
Gompany
Eleatias
Talat
Preferred
Oman
Eninired
Nusmumiveturs
Andy Lie
Counry
Renee
Hiedmond
Colston, Boyce & CO
Maribers
North
Calvert Street
Baltimore Stock Exchange
Arnett
Malaga
Dixon’s Cash Market
North Market Street
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