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Newspaper

News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Dec 13, 1910

Page

2

Nonagenarian Death Leads To Administrator Appointment

Daniel Tucker aged ninety died at his Park Mills home after general debility. He was born August 20 1820 near Ringgold Crossing Frederick County a tavern keeper and Methodist church member. Survived by wife two sons and several daughters and two sisters. An heir to estate under Maryland Court of Appeals ruling. Funeral plans pending.

Daniel Tucker Frederick County Park Mills Mr. Tucker Ringgold’s Crossing Middlecrek Mary Webster Sarah B. Shilling National Pike Methodist Church Edward F. Tucker Laura V. Mohler Agnie M. Grove Alice L.ellinger City Charles 12. Packer Nettie Warfield Rosie Barker Baltimore Sinters

W C T U Meeting Reveals Convention Accounts

Mrs Stoner and Mrs Markell report on the national Womans Christian Temperance Union convention at Valle more. Mrs Markell details proceedings, highlighting executive ability and intellect of White Ribbon leaders. Thirty seventh annual event with about five hundred delegates. County executive meeting held December 1. Discussions covered local union progress and social duties.

Stoner Markell Chistian Tenerance Union Frank Sterner Valemore May Markell Vreamzstion Pryasent Mra Suvrale C. ‘Pho Presay Semaine Osetical Wall Christias Bolita Turday

Purchase of grounds for new grandstand expected

Tick County Agricultural Society plans to acquire about five acres adjoining the grounds for a new area west of the tract. The board has not set a use. bids are being sought for erecting a grandstand with a seating capacity of 2,50.

Tick County Mbout Bain Chin New Territory Trerounis Gur Board of Managers Agricultural Society Heard

Officers elected at Fr McElroy Council meeting

At a meeting of Fr McElroy Council 11 No 7 Catholic Benevolent League officers were elected Chaplain Rev A J Conlon president F V Staub vice president Chas 33 Staley orator Joe Crimmins secretary and collector John A Kennedy treasurer Jos V McTivit marshal F X Staley guard Emera Stup trustees Fr G Ford Brooker Jamison and James Sappington representatives to Marsland State John A Keammedy attended Staub 1000

Fr. G. Ford Brooker Jamison James Sappington Marsland Stare John

Willis Van Devanter Appointed Associate Justice

The article reports the appointment of Willis Van Devanter as Associate Justice of the United States Supreme Court. It notes the confirmation path and the implications for the court, highlighting Van Devanter’s legal background and anticipated influence on judicial decisions.

Jobbers Defeated in Chiss B Series Duckpins Match

Frederick College defeated the Jobbers by 7 pins in the Chiss B duckpins event on the M.C.A. alleys, Albaugh posting a high total of 324. Tonight the Bankers face the Bar Comets as Y.M.C.A. basketball notes highlight a Thursday game and a health board report on local water issues.

M.C. A Frederick Cotlege Jobbers Albaugh Rickett Totlo Co Comets Y. M. Co

Debutante Helen Taft Captivates Baltimore Ballgoers

Attendance at the German Mro and Mrs FLL Markedl near Prodevick and Mr Henry Maulsby in Baltimore saw the first German of the winter season at Lehman Hall. The Bachelors' Cotillion Club hosted a grand event drawing high society and a large crowd including debutante Miss Helen Taft, daughter of the President. Miss Mars Regina Poses, niece of Abram Poses, also appeared among the debutantes.

Prodevick Alenry Chansen Maulsby Amon Baltimore Lehman's Hall Helen Taft Taft Mars Regina Abrabuin Poses

Unclear marriage license incident in local county court

A garbled report describes a couple near Hagerstown who were allegedly married by Reynon Simon. The court halted proceedings after a lavish feast, and the pair fled the next morning without claiming the license, leaving clerks puzzled over proper handling.

Withaor Thater Barkittsyle This County Elizabeth Anhalt Hagerstown Reynon Simon Paamar Atl

Help Wanted: Local Pharmacy Advertises Remedies

Odd advertisement promotes cures and tonics for backache nervousness appetite issues and digestive disorders. It urges readers to visit Pearte's drugstore for treatment and mentions unspecified products and testimonials. The blurred text references medical claims and a sales pitch for remedies.

Dong Weisel Otto Heey Pearte’s Bic

Public Dissatisfaction Triggers Speedy Road Reassessment War

Governor Crothers orders reassessment of county property values amid public discontent over low assessments. Counties must complete work within tight days or face extended deadlines. winter shutdown of state road work to begin as engineers rush to finish before snow.

Thas Ladd Ascot Etter Tugale Crothers Tucker Good Roads Commission

Brief Items of Interest From Local News 1900s Style

Santa Claus appears imminent as festive excitement grows. A home birth brings joy to Phin Thompson and family. Hogs weighed 225 pounds each were slaughtered by Nelson Summers. Hares and Richard Bapp achieved a successful bargain on trapping game. News notes praise missing friends and promote thoughtful remembrance. Mrs. Hoo’s Young Men’s Christian Association talk spurs interest in woman suffrage and a local Equal Rights League branch forms soon. John H. Abbott sprains left arm after a pavement fall but plans to return to work soon.

Phin Thompson Aire Santa Claus Nelson Summers Tradeback Hares Richard Bappst aQelvers Henry D. Hagaan Womans Equal Rights League Ot Balametems Mombe

Among the Sick List Shows Local Residents’ Recoveries

Local hospital and street residents, including William H. Ramsburg Charles Klipp and D F Roberts, show improving or recovering from various illnesses and injuries. Several cases report improving conditions after sickness, with others resuming duties or outings.

Braddock District Schedules Reviewed by Board

The board of control and review examined Braddock district schedules today with no persons appearing before the board regarding property matters in the district.

Board of Control and Review Braddock District

Happy Women and Kidney Pills Endorsement in Frederick Ad

Mrs Louisa Ruckey of 202 E Sixth St Frederick Md says twenty years of backache and kidney trouble ended after using Doans Kidney Pills from Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY. She reports immediate relief and lasting cure, urging others to try the remedy and remember the name.

Frederick Louisa Ruckey E Sixth Street Noan C. Main Dean Price Os Conta Foster-Milburn Co Buffalo New York United States Dorn's

Personal and Social Notes From The News About Friends at Home

The column lists numerous residents and visitors across Baltimore, Hagerstown, Jefferson, Waynesboro, Taneytown, Cumberland, and Washington. It notes travel for business and pleasure, family visits, and social stays with many returning home from Baltimore and Washington. Individuals named include Ruth Mullinis, Miss Emily Johnson, Mr. LD. W. Doub, Miss Mary Irish, Miss Antoinette Markell, Mrs. Fabian Posey, Miss Effie Chambers, Miss Cr. Mstelle Castle, Mr. Hank Miller, Miss Alice McPherson Smith, Miss Louise Dill, Mr. Lawson Cline, Mr. Conrad Easterday, and others visiting or returning to their homes.

Heavrisburg John Young Charles H. Yerbert Jefferson Emily Johnson Record Street Washington LD. W. Doub Hagerstown City Mary Irish West Patrick Street Taneytown Antoinette Markell Francis Wilson Baltimore Fabian Posey East Second Street Charles Byerly Bruce Hagan North Market Street Waynesboro Annie Staley Emily Payne John 8. Newman J. Victor Baughman Griffith Effie Chambers East Seventh Street Kearney Stoner St. Louis Frank J. Stoner Harry Lehbbert Jacksonville Florida Cr. Mstelle Castle Thurmont Robert Campbell Hank Miller Cumberland Alice McPherson Smith Court Square Louise Dill Mikes Sleanor DII West Third Street Lawson ClHne Wolfsville John In. Phleeger George O. Grossnickle Monocavy Houlevard Highland Conrad Easterday Carronton North Carolina Nannie Louise Potty Washington, D.C Nannie Pott Ella Bladen Elizabeth Itson South Market Street

Social World Sound Party at Frederick Residence

A social world party at Mr. George Alained s residence near Frederick featured a delightful dance and gate indulgences into a late hour. About eight guests attended the gathering with refined entertainment and hospitality marking the season s endearing social scene.

George Alained Frederick

Frank J. Cheney swears partnership in Hall's Catarrh Cure case

Frank J. Cheney takes oath that he is an entor partner of the firm of F. J. Cheney Co doing business in Toledo Ohio and that said firm will pay one hundred dollars for each case of catarrh not cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure. Sworn December 6, 1886 before G. Gleason Notary. Hall's Catarrh Cure is taken internally and acts on blood and mucous surfaces. Send for testimonials free. Sold by druggists. Take Hall's Family Balm for constipation.

Frank J. Cheney F. J Gleason Nota Penric Halls Catarre Toledo Ali Dhugaixtr Hall

Banks On Sure Thing Now Dr King Life THs

A. Serhingeck at 47 Film St Buffalo claims Dr King Life THs prevent gaps in supply. The ad asserts cures for biliousness jaundice indigestion headache chills and debility with Pearce's Reliable Pharmacy as a source.

Banks Dr. King A. Serhingeck St. Buffalo N.Y Trey Pearce

Santa Letters From Araby and Sunta Taman

Two children from Araby and Sunta Taman write Santa Claus with requests for a sled steel runner, candy, a rocking chair, roller skates, and gifts for siblings. They ask to be remembered if lists are mailed early.

Guiv Kris Kingle Santa Claus Santa Santi Claus Sunta Taman Tani Crum Araby

Bank progress in new Central National building

Construction on the Central National bank progressed with interior fixtures in place and finishing touches underway Some work occurred at night The vault weighing over sixty tons was hauled to the site yesterday afternoon by six horses and will be the largest bank vault in the city Mehrl Moberly won the contract to paint the interior of the building

Central National Bank

Open Drifted Road Petition Presented to County Board

The Board of County Commissioners hears a petition to reopen the Lime Kiln to Manoroad route closed by drifted snow. Road supervisor Emory B. Lease oversees the project. An act from the latest legislature splits the opening costs 60 percent by the county and 40 percent by property owners.

Board of County Commissioners Manoroad Emory B. Lease

Motor Cab Hit by Milk Wagon on West Patrick Street

Mrs. Louis Kline was thrown from Ralph Mercer’s cab when struck by a milk wagon on West Patrick Street in front of Emma Payne’s millinery store. She escaped serious injury, suffering mainly from shock. cab wreckage and a second vehicle were used to complete the trip to her destination.

Ralph Mercer West Patrick Street Mllinery Emma Payne Louis Kline Kiine

Frederick Market Prices From Frederick County Farmers Exchange

Corrected December 13 1910 listing grain and feed prices wheat corn rye oats barley flour mill feed and barnyard staples with ranges for each item including cotton seed meal and seeds hay and straw prices per bushel, ton, or sack. An advertisement invites readers to place sell buy hire or position notices in The News to reach local readers.

Frederick County Farmers’ Exchange

Heat From Wood Sparks New Heating Rankings

Scientists in Washington challenge common belief about wood heat. Soft linden wood delivers the greatest heating power, followed by fir, then pine. Oak shows about 8 percent less heat than linden, with red beech even lower.

Washington

Berlin & Lovettsville Bridge Company Directors Election

Notice of an election at the Citizens National Bank Building on Tuesday December 27 at 11 o'clock a m to elect seven directors to manage the Berlin and Lovettsville Bridge Company for the ensuing year. H L Barker secretary

Citizens' National Bank Tsi Aleling Berlin & Lovettsville Yer. H. LD. Barker Alder Secretar

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Spape Frederick Countian Tucker Estate Chas. Tucker Cauirile Thobert Gi Giambriil Caambelll Redertek Fa Welack Funersl Parentus Mertow Teis Brother Mer Gaabrill Mir Frederick Co. Agricultural Society Fr. McElroy Council Willis van Devanter U. S. Supreme Court Frederick Gollege Tattimere Mae Neo Dionascd Ribak SA Clack Meadie Fonkii Morehay Brederick Conic Virginia Shute Board of Health Ais Laxomton Dean Washineten Muthorites Remedivaus Chat Chie University Jamasery Emory Bittle John H. Abbott John E. Parsons Sugar Trust William H. Ramsburg Charles Klipp D. F. Roberts Mast Third Street Mamie Yipps Edward Harrison South Carroll Street Amanda Summers Luther Horiie Eric and Victor Summmers George T. M. Shuffler Monocacy Boulevard Charles F. Treich John Hershberger Bloomfield John Usher Markell John A. Markell St. James College Washington Courty George Mathell Chapline Thomas Aa. Chapline Uutrickstreet Braddock Onro City of Santa Crus T He News Santa Clause Tom Clinton Jonnie Cima Drifted Road Gab NISS Circuit Court Frederik County Frederick W. Obenderfer Frank L. Stoner William WH. K. Etchison Harry W. Bowers Harry W. Pow NIST Circuit Court For Francis C. Renner Starry W. Bowers Stoner & Weinberg Solicitors Nsldat Insurance People's Fire Insurance Company Frederick, MD Ss.ees Patrick Strom Atdgdst S. A. Tiregg Nishift Customs Internal Revenue Tapid Frederick Pew Franklin Institute Dustin Paltimore & Ohio Railroad Ashington Junction Prigadelphia Newyor Matin Philadelphia Chicago M. Aris Cincinnati Louisville Louis D. m Harpers Ferry Winchesteer Martinsburg auNton Lexington Rihiye
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