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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Dec 13, 1911
Page
3
A message to the General Assembly outlines the state's finances with receipts, bond issues, and sinking funds. It notes net state indebtedness of 3.736 million, potential value of railroad annuities, and substantial prior debt reductions. The piece calls for strict economy to prevent excess public spending amid financial strain.
The Many Sigk petition seeks approval for a woman suffrage amendment, circulated through the state by the Just Government League and other supporters. Prominent citizens sign, urging the question be decided by the people, while opponents are studied to gauge support. A meeting of the Evangelical Law Was group featured Miss Sadie and a lecture on Lutheran immigration.
An ad asserts that taking Pape s Cold Compound every two hours for three doses will cure Grippe and break up severe colds in the head chest back stomach or limbs. It claims rapid relief from headache fever sneezing nasal discharge and congestion and notes the formula costs over fifty thousand dollars to research and contains no quinine.
At the regular meeting of Frederick 1 il No 1196 Royal Arcanim Iain Hemma Jes R Anders George A Schroeder sentry F stat Dagchner trustees C E Cline Baward Myers Jesse H Michael pri inta tive to Grand Council Edward Kreh alternate Jacob L Engelbrecht
At a meeting of the Modern Brotherhood of America held last night the following officers were elected for the ensuing year. President Dr. Thomas S. Bad er. vice president Charles L. Stokes. secretary George W. Heinlein. treasurer Wm G Zimmerman. conductor Dr James M Goodman. John J Grove watchman Henry B Debring sentry Charles H Heffner chaplain Markwood 2 Harp trustees C E Cline Hemma Haller S Elmer Brown.
Debris left on East T'at Tick street along car tracks was removed after relaying the tracks. The street was kept closed to allow the concrete base for paving to harden, then reopened for travel.
A royal agenda outlines an official tour by the King and the Viceroy of India. Details aim to bolster relations, with stops at major cities and discussions on governance, reform, and imperial duties.
A fragmented report notes an unnamed young woman fined over a peculiar matter tied to a fox near a sidemark. Details are unclear, but authorities imposed a monetary penalty and flagged the incident as unusual local lore.
In Scranton Pennsylvania a deadly train wreck in the railroad yard caused five deaths and left five others injured. The fire swept through machine shops and coal cars sending flames through the yard while workers battled the blaze amid wreckage and collapsing structures.
Perilous situation reported as warships rescue passengers after the steamer Delphi runs aground in the Straits of Gibraltar. Authorities and crews coordinate to ensure safety and prevent disaster.
Democrats claim victory in Arizona with early returns cited by The News special dispatch. The report notes party gains in key counties as vote tallies unfold amid statewide attention.
Court records show Judge E C Peter administered oaths. John L Branett, Rockville clerk, filed the oath on record. Edward H Rowe of Emmitsburg is named deputy sheriff for Exomittsburg District by Sheriff Fagan and has taken the oath amid health notes about Senator Mathias, who is reported ill with grip and rheum.
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