Three Year Sentence for Forged Note in Maryland Court
Judge Peter imposed a three year term on J. Robert Kanade after a verdict of guilty for passing a forged note. Counsel filed an arrest of judgment, overruled, and Kanade’s appeal is likely to the Court of Appeals. Kanade’s parents wept as sentence was read and the court noted no clemency due to his testimony.
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Maryland
J. Robert Kanade
Kanade
Harp
Weinberg
Kanode
Peter
Court of Appeals
Farmers’ Trust, Banking and Deposit Co
Baltimore
Remembered by Santa The Christmas Cantata at First Baptist Church
The Christmas cantata Santa's Remedy was presented at the First Baptist Church last evening to a full house. Santa recalled all scholars and the pastor Rev Winters, who received a purse, along with the church pianist and primary superintendent. A series of illustrated sermons for January Sundays at eleven promises to aid adults and engage children.
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Santa
First Baptist Church
Winters
New Year Greeting Punctuation Fragment
The text is a short New Year greeting wishing a Happy New Year and asking for the New Year to arrive. It lacks definite people, places, events, or organizations.
Staunton Welcome for Wilson Highlighted by Judge Worthington
Judge and Mrs. Glenn Worthington returned from Staunton Virginia where they were guests of Judge Worthington’s brothers during President elect Wilson’s ceremonies. Worthington said Staunton crowds greeted Wilson with elaborate preparations including 500 white lit pillars, sand-filled bases, 2000 feet of lumber, 16000 bulbs and evergreen festooning. He attended the banquet and heard Wilson speak twice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glenn H. Worthington
Staunton
Judge
Wilson
Clarence Malone Heads to Baltimore Shoot
Clarence Malone, famed marksman, travels to Baltimore to take part in the annual live bird shoot at Prospect Park. The event, directed by Capt. James R. Malone, features a 25 third race with a $25 entrance fee, a silver cup for the top score, and cash prizes for winners. A Baltimore team will be chosen to face Philadelphia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence Malone
Baltimore
Baltimore Shooting Association
Prospect Park
James R. Malone
Philadelphia
Globe Trotter sign painter heads to Washington on trek
Lewis E. Thompson 18, from Frontier Michigan, left October 21 with 80 pounds of baggage to walk to Richmond Virginia arriving January 15. He paints signs along the route and currently travels through Frederick. The County Commissioners office gets metal furniture work from an installation firm with guard rails and planned additions to metal cases and doors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis E. Thompson
Globe Trotter
Frederick
Washington, D. G
Thompson
Frontier
Michigan
Richmond
Steeplejacks secured contracts for smokestack painting
Steeplejacks Joseph Ord and Jacob Hildebrand former residents of the city have secured contracts with Security Cement Co. of Security Maryland to paint 19 large smoke stacks and 18 at Standard Lime and Stone Co. of Martinsburg West Virginia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Ord
Jacob Hildebrand
Security Cement Co. Security
Standard Lime and Stone Co
Martinsburg
W. Va
St Johns Council Receives New Members In Maryland
St Johns Council No 1622 Knights of Columbus in Frederick gathered in the council hall for the first degree on a class of candidates. The baby council, eight months old, has 67 members and plans to welcome more. A luncheon followed with speeches by Isaac George and others. An active social committee organized the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. John’s
Knighns
Columbus
Maryland
Knights of Love
St. Johns
M. 4
Croghan
Doan's Kidney Pills Backed by Local Testimony
Frederick Maryland readers hear a first person account from Mrs J E Perry of Braddock Road No 5 praising Doan's Kidney Pills. She endured kidney disturbance with sediment in secretions dizziness and nerves, found relief after using the product bought at J W Harner's Drug Store, and continues to affirm its benefits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
J. E. Perry
Braddock R. R
Frederick, Md
Doan
J. W. Harner
Dean
Sell Montevue for Maryland Agricultural College site
County Commissioners plan to sell Montevue to the state as a campus site for the Maryland Agricultural College. They propose converting the building into a dormitory for about 400 patients from other counties and emphasize a nearby farm and a knoll with a panoramic view. They argue the county can meet needs with less expense than the current investment of nearly 250 thousand dollars.
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Montevue
Maryland Agricultural College
Frederick County Parwers’ Association
County Commissioners
Frederick Board of Trade
Frederick County
Bluer Ridge Heights Co Elects Directors for New Year
Stockholders meet at the home of TG L Coblentz and elect a slate of directors for the year. Officers chosen include President P L D Pahrney and vice president G C Biser. Reports describe the company’s condition as encouraging. A Braddock Heights Casino Co election of directors followed with a long list including J Q Hendrix and M C Kefauver.
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Bluer Ridge Heights Co
TG. L
Dr De Ira Remsen to Undergo Minor Operation at Johns Hopkins
Dr De Ira Remsen of Baltimore president of Johns Hopkins University and member of the Sewerage Commission will be operated on this afternoon at Johns Hopkins Hospital. Yesterday he was taken to the institution in a carriage and placed in a private ward. The operation, described as minor, will be performed by Dr Hugh Young.
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Albert C. Ritchie
Baltimore
Gas and Electric
Public Service Commission
Sas
Ritchie
Maryland
Frederick
John Ritchie
Ira Remsen
Johns Hopkins University
The
Sewerage Commission
Johns Hopkins Hospital
Remsen
Hugh Young
Special Meeting Tonight Over City’s Bond Interest Funding
The Mayor and Board of Aldermen plan a special session tonight to arrange borrowing about six thousand dollars to cover tomorrow’s bond interest. The amount depends largely on today’s tax collections. Chamberlain's Cough Remedy is promoted as a safe cold cure free of narcotics for children, sold by local dealers.
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Board of Aldermen
Aranging
Cid
New Year Greeting From William G. Greenawalt
William G. Greenawalt thanks the people of Frederick for their kindness and hospitality as a stranger. He wishes everyone a happy and prosperous new year and expresses sincere appreciation for their patronage.
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Frederick
WM. G. Greenawalt
Court Notices Reveal Transfers and Guardianships In County
Listed are property transfers from Prope Reanett B to Joseph L Long and others with Brunswick and Lovellsville areas mentioned. Marriage licenses for George Clarke II and Phebe Thomas. William Mann and Lota Orrison also listed. Executors and guardians file first and final accounts for Millard Philips Mary Winebrenner Edaabeth Firestone and others. Administration letters granted to Edward Tardy for Wire Tardy estate. New Year clock lease noted as town update.
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Prope Reanett B. Eltter
Joseph L. Long
Wil
John Francis Soulth
Bradhey ‘Polntley
Brunswick
Ry Deered
George TH. Clarke
Predertret
Phebe L. Thomas
Mount Pheasant
William Z. Mann
Lota M. Orrison
Lovellsville
Frank Ll. Eshernshade
Wide
Dellarhalts
Lancrseer County
Millard J. Philips
Kenty
Mary J. Winebrenner
Byran A
Lloyd JB. Winebrennner
Millard J. Helps
Stardiam
Larry AL
Melvin J
Clyde
Bent
Edaabeth Firestone
Mary
Wakenight
MrHardy
Phelps, Guardian
Harry IL
Clyde Pllente
Wire Tardy
Edward F. Tardy
Bucklen’s Arnica Salve Promised to Heal Skin Ailments
A garbled note asserts Bucklen’s Arnica Salve cures eczema sores pimples chapped hands burns and bruises and claims it removes blemishes from famous stage beauties. The ad-style line promotes a 26 cent price and mentions Pearre’s Charmucy.
Brief Items of Interest From a 1915 New Year
Lent comes early in 1915 and New Year resolutions are ready. Merchants rest from Christmas, stocking January goods, while Frederick society grows gaiety in January. Don’t fear the New Year debt or baker’s dozen prices when buying cakes. Dr Clinton Main is fishing near the Vackeystown bridge and reports a six pound bass.
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Bexin
Frederick Society
Clinton
Vackeystown Bridge
Furnishing Church Carpet at Brusse la Church
At CR Cline's a large body Brus sela carpet of Breen is being prepared for the Methodist Protestant church at Duckeystown. The church is to be refurbished and put in first class shape throughout.
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CR. Cline
Brussela
Breen
Duckeystown
Drnas Off a Terror in Winter and Spring Months
A noisy, fragmented public notice promotes medicinal tonics and remedies. It lists Chamberlain's Tablets for bilious attacks and cold or croup relief, with a trial offer at Peurre's Sharmacy. The text references Dr. Walent and places like Reawsonville, Ya, with prices 60 cents and 100 dollars for trial advantages.
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George
Peurre
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J. Robert Kanede
HE. H. Biggs
John Dadisman
George W. Smith
John Loy
Christian Albaugh
Henry Derrybaugh
Mrs
G. H. Worthington
ST. John’s Council
Hagerstown
Antietam Fire Company
Knox Automobile Company
Springfield
Mass
Mr. Ritchie
Cole
Cole's Cavalry
Lote? Junker
Loudon Heights
Harpers Ferry
Marvel Theater
Warner Company
White
Washington
John T. White
Desa MoInes
Tet Springs
Fie
Cuver
Chamberlain
Mullinix’s
Aan
M. A.C
Officers
Blue Ridge Heights Co. and Casino Co
Greenawalt’s
West Patrick Street
Day
Circuit and Orphans’ Courts
Hfe
Eyederick
Marvel
Warner Feature
Blanchette
LE Film D’art
King Baggot
Wales
IMP
Silent Call
Nestor
Powers
Matty
the Spinx
Paul
Virginia
Rex
the Empire
Zig Omar
Senga Lopaz
Mabel
Keystone
Fisher
Mauny
Everhart’s
Temple OF Music
North Market St
Alaskas
H. R. Flautt
City Opera House Shoe Store
Robert Graves CO
Superlora
Saagon
Merhl F. Moberly
Patrick Staei
Malarie
Sourren L. Welty
East Church ST
Co. L
Kefauyer
North Market Street
GEO. L. Cramer & Sons
Harner’s Drug Store
Apaphive
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