Cordova de Garmendia in Abon dant on Trip to Prederick
Cordova de Garmendia of California visiting Frederick county suffers a near fatal auto crash near New Market when his Ford limousine leaves the road and tumbles down an embankment. He visits Baltimore friends, plans to sail for Europe next week, then return with his mother and sister to the United States.
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Cordova de Garmentia
California
New Market
deGarmendia
Baltimore
Ford
Meal Garage
Frederick
deGarmen
F. F
East Second Street
Carlos deGarmendin
Europe
Landig
Rotterdam
Corrina
Pepilia de Garmendia
Mantch
United States
Robert Wallace
George Wallace
Third Street
Baumgardner’s
North Market Street
Carlton Bates
Jefferson
Frederick City Hospital
Bates
FIVE IN HOUSEHOLD III DIAGNOSIS AND ILLNESS STRIKE LAMAR FAMILY
The Lamar family of Middletown reports five members ill over the past week. Dr A A Lamar’s mother Susan Lamar remains critically ill, while nurse Mabel Lee attends the household. Children Lewis and Louise suffer pneumonia and appendicitis symptoms, and David, the two year old, worsened with lung congestion. Mrs Lamar, recovering from tonsillitis, has a severe chill and is bedridden. Nurse Lee cares for all, but left Baltimore yesterday due to other duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. A. Lamar
Middletown
Susan Lamar
Mabel Lee
North Carolina
Lewis
Frederick
Louise
David
Nhrse
Miss Lee
Esterday
Baltimore
Crossing Repair Restores Rail Traffic On City Streets
After a Wednesday night collision at Carroll and East Ail te streets, B and O and H and F companies repaired the crossing. Rail lines were out of service during repairs and authorities say a formal agreement requires trains to stop at crossings. The dispute centers on joint responsibilities and signals at the crossing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carroll
East Ailte
F. Ee Weoter
Ean
Mhta
B Sad O
Work of Death List of Local Obituaries
Obituaries record multiple local deaths including Mrs Walter A England aged 48 of Namaville pneumonia and funeral Sunday at 11 from her home. Alexander Lear 62 native of Pennsylvania carpenter died at 206 East Seventh Street. Mrs John Unger formerly of Littletown died in New York City. infant Horace William Brown twin died aged 26 days with service at Mt Olivet. Mrs Sarah Feeser 83 of Union Mills. William W Welker 44 formerly Mt Pleasant died in Cumberland after paralysis. local funeral details and survivors listed.
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Walter A. England
Fannie Temple Worland
Walter A. Mugland
Namaville
J. Walter England
Mary Elton England
George M. England
Douglas Williams
Roland L. England
Edward Hood England
Jjamaville
Mt Olivet
C. Carty
Alexander Lear
East Seventh Street
Mr Lear
Pennsylvania
William A. Lear
George
Ada Lear
Ness Fryer
Washington
Catherine Lear
St. Louia
Otis Hollings
Alexandria
Henry
Frank Lear
Mra
Virginia Pensinger
Greencastle
Henry Fahenstock
Harrisburg
Thomas P. Rice
Horace William
Wm. A Brown
H. H. Smith
Adamstown
Horace
Sarah H. Feeser
Sarah A. Feeser
Horatio Eisler
Union Mills
Bish
Emory Utz
Adams County
Powell
Pleasant Valley
Charles
Lucas Hill
Herbert
Edward and
Elbert Feeser
Deep Run
William W. Welker
Mt. Pleasant
Allegany Hospital
Cumberland
Lord
William W
Harold
Richard
Blanche
Navy
Army veteran's survivors noted after Spanish American War service
Army veteran who served on the battleship Oregon during the Spanish American War is survived by five sisters and two brothers including John and Charles Welker, of Libertytown. Also noted is the death of Julia Ann Catharine Hasford at her daughter's home in Hagerstown aged 84 after an illness of six months. Funeral services Sunday afternoon at 2:30 at the Hasford home with Rev Townsend officiating. interment in Rose Hill Cemetery.
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Oregon
Annie Boone
George Etsler
Washington Nusbaum
Irving Crum
Margaret Myers
John
Charles Welker
Libertytown
Julia A C. Basford
Julia Ann Catharine Hasford
Ating B. Haines
Vine Street
Hagerstown
Joseph Whiting
Calvin Whipp
Washington
Landis Burck
George Burck
Frederick
Anna B. Haines
John R. Hasford
Baltimore
CG HL Townsend
Tose Lal
Baby saved as wild hogs retreat after mirror sighting
In Elkins West Virginia Sanford Phillips Jr a two year old narrowly escaped after wild hogs charged his home in Randolph county. The hogs halted when they saw their reflection in a large mirror then fled uphill. The child was only slightly injured.
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Elkins
W. Va
Sanford Phillips, Jr
Randolph County
Sanford Phillips
Phillips
Ultimatum Meaning Through Time Cited By Birmingham Paper
A Birmingham Age-Herald quote reflects on how the term ultimatum has shifted from a final demand to a grudging basis for dispute amid changing expectations. The exchange contrasts past certainty with present ambiguity in the notion of a decisive ultimatum.
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Son
Birmingham Age-Herald
Suit Entered Against Gabriel Burgee for 5000 Damages
In a Circuit Court action filed by Eleanora W. Langon with Samuel A. Lewis and I. Maurice Talbott as attorneys, Gabriel Burgee is accused of assault on May 33 1915 and of beating and mistreating Langon with violent language that allegedly caused lasting neuresthenia and nervous illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gabriel Burges
John W. Lawson
Burgee
Eleanora W. Langon
Samuel A. Lewis
I. Maurice Talbott
Rockville
Drive Germans Back in Champagne Counter Attacks
French counter attacks near Souain in Champagne push Germans back with only part of the advance trenches held. French batteries prevent enemy consolidation. French artillery explodes a German munition depot near St Souplet and mines near Haute Chedauchee. Berlin reports lively artillery duels in Flanders and near hill 193. a French plane landed south of Bapaume with crew captured.
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Champagne
London
Souain
Paris
Haute Chedauchee
Berlin
Flanders
Submarine Bid Sale Advances Navy Fleet Plans
Washington December 10 The navy department invited bids for two fleet submarines numbers 60 and 61 authorized by the last congress. The vessels will be the speediest built for the United States Navy with surface speed target of twenty five knots an hour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gide
Washington
Navy Department
United States Navy
President Wilson Heads to Columbus for Two Speeches
President Wilson travels to Columbus to deliver two remarks on national preparedness. He has not prepared formal texts, but plans to expand on the subject as addressed to Congress on Tuesday.
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Columbus
Washington
Wilson
Congress
No Peace This Winter Says Brooks
Washington December 10 Sydney Brooks English writer and economist after meeting President Wilson said he saw no prospect for restoring peace in Europe for at least his months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brooks Washington
Sydney Brooks
Wilson
Europe
PREDICTS GERMAN EXODUS Consul General Arraigns U S Public
Frans Bopp consul general of Germany in San Francisco denounces American treatment of Germans and predicts a large exodus of German-Americans after the war. He says he will return to Germany and that many German-Americans are renouncing citizenship even now.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Consyl General
U. S
San Francisco
Frans Bopp
Germany
United States
FoE to Good Singing in Sunday Schools Sparks Debate
Altoona Dec 10 Paul E Beck Harrisburg state supervisor of music and drawing says public schools should teach singing to large groups while Sunday schools drain the life from children He praises Altoona students musical development and argues for pipe and flute tone growth in schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Altoona
Paul E. Beck
Harrisburg
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Cordova de Garmendia
Abondant
Prederick
Mother
Gieter
Coliey
Robert H. Thomas
George Strasburger
Frank James
Ellicott City
Baltimnore
Messrs
Thomas
James
Dr. Lamar
F. Care
Carroll Street
John Unger
Littlentown
M.S . Unger
New York City
Union Township
Simon Green
Prof Unger
New York
John Edward Unger
Mexico
Harry Green
Johnsville
Frederick County
Frederick Green
Union Bridge
William Green
Westminster
Wellington
Kansas
Samuel Green
Hanover
Lefevre Station
Gettysburg
Christchurch
Lindaman
Lancaster
Lloyd] Gregg
Elsen- Johr
Howard Beamsderfer
Gregg
Beamsderfer
Constantinople
Sheikh Saad
Zrowa
Kut-el-Amara
Gabriel Burgee
Eleanora W. Laween
J. W. Lawsen
Central Trust Company
Maryland
Grocerica
F. Columbus Knott
Besast & Keer
and Thrift Club
Wien
Farmers & Mechanics National Bank
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