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Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Dec 31, 1915

Page

7

Etchison Writes On LeGore Bridge Bill

A local writer condemns the LeGore Bridge Bill and calls out Republican allies while urging taxpayers to oppose the legislation. He vows to expose lawmakers directions in Annapolis and to hold them accountable if the bill passes. He claims to have spent about seven hundred dollars to inform the public and warns of the financial consequences to readers.

Edwards Delaplaine Kaufman Taxpayer House Lenore Lenore Bridge Frederick City Etchison Annapolis Paul Revere LeGore

Weather Summary and Frederick County Bridge Letter

Observations from the Weather Bureau show clear and cloudy conditions across Atlantic City Boston and surrounding areas with temperatures in the mid twenties to mid thirties. Partly cloudy today and tomorrow with little change in temperature. A letter from H Dorsey Etchison asks Governor to veto LeGore Bridge Bill urging the Circuit Court of Frederick County as the proper venue for the dispute rather than the Maryland Legislature.

United States Atlantic City Boston SB Orain Frederick County Maryland H. Dorsey Etchison

Legend of the Pearl and Vignettes of Wit

A collection of short humorous epigrams and adages. It opens with a legend about pearls from Indian lore involving dewdrops blessed by Buddha. Then shifts to witty exchanges on politics, society, romance, and art reflecting early 20th century newspaper humor.

India

Allies Destroy Two Ships Off Cattaro

Two Austrian destroyers Lika and Triglav were sunk near Cattaro in the Adriatic by Allied ships and a mine. A Norwegian freighter Fjord Hømeden was sunk near Swenceen with one drowned. The Dutch trawler Erin hit a mine. three crew killed. In Wilmington a elderly couple died by gas, leaving a note in German.

Paris Adriatic Sea Cattaro Austria-Hungary Lika Triglay Durazzo iTrawler Amsterdam

Kaiser Suffering From Non Malignant Boil

Reports from Berlin via Amsterdam say Emperor William has a non malignant boil and remains indoors due to unsettled weather, not confined to bed. Zurich despatch adds the neck phlegmon has seen relief after doctors lanced the swelling.

Amsterdam London Reuter Berlin William Zurich Switzerland Webster's Dictionary

Dead After Week's Spree At State College Resulting In Death

A State College man Frank Robinson forty five a stone mason died after a weeklong spree of ensilage juice and whisky consumed in a debauch. He was found dead in a woods shack by Henry Brown. Brown said the pair drank five gallons of the poisonous liquid from fermenting corn in silos.

Cambridge Benjamin Hubbard Madison

Wounded student dies after Hill School incident

Francis Harbert, 15, found shot at his wealthy parents' home in Pottstown, Pa after failing exams at Hill Preparatory School. He died in hospital without regaining consciousness. Police suspect suicide, parents doubt intruder theory.

Hill Chicago Francis Harbert Hill Preparatory Pottistown Charles Harbert W. T. Richards Company

Option on Iron Plant Ratified by Allentown Stockholders

Allentown stockholders of Thomas Iron company met at Hockendauqua offices and ratified the option given to Milla L. Kaphelmacher of Logan Ohio to buy the plants for 3 500 000. The option expires February 11. Associates of Kaphelmacher not disclosed.

Allentown Thomas Iron Company Hockendauqua Milla L. C

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