Hungarian Americans Vow Loyalty to United States Before Wilson
President Wilson meeting with a Hungarian committee in Washington affirms that foreign born Americans are as American as native born citizens. Led by Alexander Konta New York the group presented mass meeting resolutions urging allegiance and denouncing slander. Konta stressed loyal intent and gratitude for US protection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Washington
Wilson
Alexander Konta
New York
America
Konta
Dupont Directors Declare Mixed Dividend in Bonds
At the quarterly meeting of E I Dupont de Nemours Co directors approved a regular 14 percent dividend and a special 221 percent dividend on common stock. Five percent paid in cash and 19 percent in Anglo French bonds with coupons attached at 95. Also noted are reports from Berlin on a new American kitchen aid for war-impoverished, and Austria seeking US info on the Petro lite submarine incident. Rotterdam reports the Dutch tank steamship Ya Flandre sinking with casualties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Powder Co
Wilmington
Del
E. I. Dupont de Nemours & Co
Berlin
American Association of Commerce and Trade of
Rotterdam
American Petroleum Company
New York
Weather Observations From U S Weather Bureaus
A 8 p m summary lists temperatures and conditions for Atlantic City Boston Buffalo Chicago New Orleans New York Philadelphia St Louis and Washington. Observed conditions include cloudy skies for most locations with Buffalo and Chicago noted as clear. Rain likely today and tomorrow with fresh easterly winds.
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Temp
Atlantic City
Boston
Buffalo
Chicago
New Orleans
New York
Philadelphi
St. Louis
Washington
Brewers official in jail in Pittsburgh probe
Secretary Hugh F. Fox of New York was jailed by Judge Thomson for contempt after refusing to answer grand jury questions or produce books in the brewing associations probe. James P. Mulvihill, vice president of Independent Brewing Co., was served with a subpoena to testify in Pittsburgh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
Clmax
United States Brewers’ Association
Federal Grand Jury
Hugh F. Fox
New York
W. H. H. Thomson
Mr. Fox
Allegheny County
James P. Mulvihill
Independent Brewing Company
Federal
Thomas B. Campbell
Tragedy at Hopkins Place Restaurant Ends in Double Death
A man believed to be Arthur F. Willis shot a woman after lunch at a Hopkins Place restaurant run by Michael Ganzhorn, then killed himself. The woman, possibly Edith Mason of New York, named by letters found on the man, died later. Police report the quarrel renewed as they descended to the street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Hopkins Place
Michael Ganzhorn
Arthur F. Willis
Ganthorn
Edith
Wills
Willis
Edith Mason
Broadway
New York
Appeal for parole of fourteen dynamite conspirators
Senators and Representative Nolan urge President Wilson to parole fourteen labor leaders jailed at Leavenworth for the dynamite conspiracy linked to the Los Angeles Times building bombing. The parole board has not acted. the men have served one third of their sentences and are eligible. Wilson will consider the request with Attorney General Gregory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Leavenworth
Los Angeles Times
Wilson
Lewis
Clapp
Kern
Hasting
Ransdell
Nolan
California
Parole Board
Gregory
Barber Slashes Chief in Barber Chair Incident
Wilmington Delaware February 24 Chief of Police George Black was slashed across the face while seated in a barber chair. A two inch neck wound required three stitches. In Federalsburg Maryland Harold Clari Keeniane veers age 14 was struck by a falling tree causing a deep head gash and possible skull fracture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neeck
Wilmington
Dei
George Black
Federalsburg
Harold Clari
Keeniane Veers
Hall's Catarrh Cure Adverts for Cure and Reward
A 19th century classified style notice asserts Hall's Catarrh Cure cures catarrh in all states and offers 100 dollars to any case it fails to cure. It claims internal action through the blood and mucous surfaces and invites readers to send testimonials. Address F J Chenry Toledo Ohio. Sold by all druggists 75c.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Unis
Hail
F. J. Chenry
COG
Toledo
Ohio
All Droggieta
Break Will Bring War If US Dictates on Submarines
London reports suggest breaking diplomatic ties between Germany and the United States could lead to war. An American in Bern, who traveled via Switzerland and France, said Berlin officials expected no U.S. dictation on submarine policy. Germans remained hopeful for an adjustment but firm against external dictates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germany
London
United States
Beriin
Aar
Switzerland
France
Berlin
Shenandoah Lawyer Killed in Shenandoah Office Shooting
William F. Lyons former district attorney of Schuylkill County was found dead in his Shenandoah office wood shed shot through the temple. A revolver with one chamber empty lay nearby, indicating possible foul play rather than suicide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shenandoah
Pottsville
William F. Lyons
Sereyl YH
Irteht Temple
Mindy Bar Invites Roosevelt to Speak at Convention
iMindy Bar Association in Roosevelt, Chicago invites Colonel Roosevelt to address its convention four days before the Republican national convention opens. Roosevelt has not indicated whether he will accept.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
iMindy Bar
Roosevelt
Chicago
The
Lime’s Bar Association
Fig Leaves Debate Heard In Hazleton Church
Rev. Franklin T. Easterly of Christ Lutheran in Hazleton argues in a lecture on the sixth commandment that women’s clothing styles provoke infractions, saying fig leaves would be worn if authorities decree. The pastor cites fashion as a trigger for moral lapses during the discussion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hazleton
Franklin T. Easterly
Christ Lutheran Church
Doctor Saves a Blacksmith from Kidney Trouble
A blacksmith describes kidney illness that caused loss of appetite and sleep. After three months with a physician, Dr Kilmer Swamp Root cured him, restoring appetite sleep and weight. He returns to work and endorses the remedy, noting physicians often prescribe it with merit. Notary Morris T Griffin dated July 20 1909 confirms the testimonial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Monroe
S. A. Hale
Henrietta
N. Y
Dr. Kilmer & Co
Morris T. Griffin
Prove What Swamp Root Will Do For You Ad
A Frederick Daily News advertisement invites readers to write to Dr Kilmer and Co for a sample bottle of Swamp Root from Binghamton NY. Ten cents covers the sample and a booklet on kidneys and bladder. Regular bottles priced at fifty cents and one dollar are sold in drug stores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Swamp Root
Dr. Kilmer & Co
Binghamton, N. Y
Frederick Daily News
Explosion Kills Two Men at Kane Plant
Two men identified as Kile Do and Keb Two were killed in a nitroglycerine plant explosion at Emporium. The blast, the third fatal incident at the facility since its construction ten months ago, could be heard for miles and shattered windows in adjacent buildings.
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Kane
Actin Maplosive
Emporium
Sore Throat Do's and Don'ts for Children
A wartime era medical note condemns blistering the neck with oil or old socks and other superstitions. It warns sore throats require proper care and promotes Tonsil ine with a price of 25 or 50 cents plus Hospital Rice at $1.00, sold by druggists.
Sale advertise for March 1916 livestock and farm implements
A long list of sale notices from The News Sale Register details auctioneers and clerks selling for multiple clients on various dates in March 1916. Locations include Park Mills, Mt Ephraim, Poolesville, Georgetown pike and Mt. Pleasant area with numerous lots of livestock, farm equipment, and real estate as described in the newspaper notices.
Auction notices list numerous farm stock sales in Frederick area
A lengthy notice reproduces auction schedules from March 1918 detailing multiple sales of valuable live stock and farming implements across farms near Frederick, Urbana, Walkersville, New Market, Linganore, and Middletown. It cites auctioneers Wile Hoa i Darner, Win B Darner, and others with Clerk offices and references to Daily News, Semi-Weekly News, and Bills for dates March 3–10 1916–1918.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mirah
Wile Hoa i Darner
Joho Fa Eitraw
Aial
Witter
Cloris
Een
Chivcles IE Wipp
Hale Nile
Fredarfick
Daily Newa
Win
B. Darner
Adelloneer
CA. Rice
G. Minest Magna
JS Gh Willard
C.F. Willard
Locust Grove
Hnexville
Willard
Billa
Jease
Il Stauster
Sterley
Crum
Niles
Walkersville
Frederick
Woodsboro Pike
Liberty
John W. Engle
Agene Boonseller
Cemetery Road
L. Norwood
Jos
HH. Ususaurd
Philip Lee
Urbana
Janes
A. Lawrence
Lorcoins Bimpson
Leslie Q. Repp
Clerka
Joseph RK. Lind
C. Lan Pington Farm
Adlenburg
Bem
Bille
Bar T. Mercer
Harry J. Wilson
Carrie B. Aldridge
Linganore
Mt. Airy
Woodville
John W. Null
KR. N. Cromwell
Maggie L
Grinder
Thurston
Wm. BK. Darner
Vincent
Beachley
C. Eldridges Wapesche
Martin J. Kefauver
Middletown
Old Power House
B. G. Stitely
A. G. Cramer
Roy Nankey
Wm. A. Watkins
Gustavius Shafer
Lewistown
Ens
Harvey R. Louse
Joseph H. Bussard
George ©. Smith
Premiace
Kolb
Gas House Pike
E. le Stitely
Geo. L. Etzier
New Market
State Road
Unionville
Bartholow
M. le
AL Brevady
Fadgett
W. W. Culler
Point of Rocks Road
Adamstown
Bea
Daily
John W W. Null
Richard N. Cromwell
Clarence Lenhart
Frederick A
Sttely
W. B. Catshall
Chas. M
Tite v
Woodaboro
Woodstero
Pleasant HN School House
Bilge
A. m
Wm . Corner
D. ©. Brien
Alberta i McSherry
Second Street
Daily News
Welock Alm
H. Raseard
Chas
Wofaik
Rocky Springs
Tenny News
Tilia
Catshall
Charles Dorcuy
Delour
Fill, Lange
Dom
Ui Mtussugd
Chas. A
Wing J. Worn
Dreds
Wick
Giberty
Mrederick
Lually News
Harever
Joseph Hy Uussiied
Cork
Charles i
Joy
Ezra Mouck
Joy Farm
Wrederick
Liberty Pike
Crtile
Creagerstown
Loy's Station
Jefferson
Norwood
Hagward
Josue Udt
Donata Fain
Seo
EL Jdao Stitely
E. M. Shank
Clarence St. Moner
Howard Bowers
Pleasant
D. Cl Brish
Annie B. Warrenfeltx
Fransonville
Emmitsburg Pike
Sermnn
Thomas Haden
John Charles Haden
Peteraville
H. B. Viteter
Clark
Jesse Be. Mathes
Fulmera Station
John L. Dutrow
H. Bussard
L. Bready
J. H. Braulfer
Wm. E Haines
Elmer Brown
Tuscarora Station
Samuel McGaha
H. G. Johnson
P. C. Mann
Lorettaville
Harpers Ferry
Bee
J. M. Bready
Auptionaee
Nicodemus, Jr
D. Padgett
Francis C. Null
Thomas L. Thomas
Doubs
Darnet
Joan Bowits
Cher K
Ask Arn
Jefferso
H. R. Snook
Charles Miller
Roy Hankey
Danaonville
Les Bills
John I. Dutrow
L. A. Chiswell
George B. Ramsaburg
Wm. G. Brewer
Alfred Pearson
Dickerson Station
Joseph Hi, Russard
Will Pell
Wm.v. Wolfe
Hamburg Pike
Bemt
E. L. Norstood
Hendrickson
Aries
Zacharias T. Es
Nip Baomanuel
Monrovia
Sermnt Weekly
Crick
Braddock
Shookstown
Bilte
Chris Hader
Cate Clerk
Re Gites
Jefferson On
Michael Culler
Vai Boo
Newa
T. Mercer
Or & B
W. T. Norwood
Pacrsville
H. R. Lease
J. H. Stauffer
Ira B. Bawker
Flora C. Burehier
Woodsboro
Bila
Welock Aim
Jr i. Bussar
Henrys Lightner
Semal- Meekly
Rts
Achni
Detroi
Ana Jn Bustard
Will Gell
Asl
Boost
Pearl
Frederica Suite Head
Seni-Weekly
T Merper
N. G. Dorsey
Will Seil
Thomas F. Scheel
Plane No. 4
Balemone Pike
Auction notices from the Frederick area farms and livestock sales
A dense list of farm sale announcements dated March 1916 appears, naming auctioneers such as Lange, Leake, Darner, Lease, and Dutrow. Each entry describes premises near Frederick, Buckeystown, Woodsboro, and surrounding roads, with lots of valuable live stock and farming implements to be sold, date lines, and clerks and auditors.
Auction notices of livestock and farm implements across Maryland 1916
A periodical listing details numerous farm sales across Frederick, Urbana, Walkersville, and surrounding towns. Auctioneers Norwood Dutrow Lease Stauffer and others sell for multiple estates, highlighting valuable livestock and farming equipment on premises near Jefferson Middletown Urbana Woodboro and beyond, with references to weekly and daily notices.
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Loyal Wilson
Vienna
Austria
Petrolite
Watectite
United States Weather
Brewers
Doctor
A. Hale
Geo. R. Dennis
Attornet-At-Law
No. 120
West Church Street
No. 117
Court Street
Franklin 8. Smith
SeptisdiyanFily
Edward
Delaplaine
George FR. Dennis
Franklin B. Smith Leptzid
Simon Garrett S. Vegrange, JR
Central Trust Building
Frederick, 3D
Emory C. Crum
Flcor City Wail
Evard Kepner
Wilson P. Smith
Kepner
Architects
North Market Street
Frederick, MB
the News Sale Register
J. M. Brady
John W. Nuh
Daniel W. Lee
Park Miles
Mt. Ephraim
HE. Darner
F. A. Ordeman
E. L. Norwood
FF. A. Ordeman
Florence Spalding
Jacob C. Spalding
Park, Mills
Dells
B.S
John &. Dutrow
Edw
M. Dodd
Annie M. Dodd
McKalg
L. Stitely
Auctiotheer
Charles Stover
R. Walter Bohn
New Midway
Pleasant Hill
John L. Dunow
John Eccard
Mary L. Nash
Daysville
Water Street
Johnaville
EB. L. Norwood
George _ F. Tabler
Mary FE
Turner
Tabler
Georgetown Pike
Ijamsville
Harvey R. Lease
Clifford
Frazier
Charles Wertheimer
Mt. O'Donnell Farm
Petersville
Luther M. Bready
H. L. Willard
Jacob Bodmer
Poolesville
Rockville
Seminanily
Mt. Pleasant
ML Pleasant School House
McKaix
Baltimore Pike
Bill
A. G. Hooper
S&s
Rainsburg
Nathaniel T. Wachter
Charlesville
A. T. Beiman
Geo. W. Driver
Waters
Poplar Sponge
Simplementa
Gen
S Alinutd
Joy Alinwit
Forest Grove Farm
Daniel Morningstar
Forest Grove
Greenfield
Pforeat Grove School Ouse
P. m. Lewis
Gomugin
Amnon Kinkel
Mart. Rares
Court House
Vutintte
Jeanie Weller
Italy
Redertcle
Hue Daily News
Moreh
Dwar Mercer
Franke Webbe
B. B. Bennett
A. C
Hartsock
D. Jones
Luinden Grove
Lishon
Howard County
J *H
J. HH. Stauffer
Samuel M. String
Newton A. Fulton
Walkeraville
Mipekly News
Jom IL
Busgard
Howard L. Smith
Ballenger Creek Pike
Ebl. Sutely
Julia Biddinger
John &. HR
Wood
J. . Dutrow
Richard Cromiwell
Melville Cromwell
Buckeystown
H. R. Lense
Jos. H. Tuscard
EL Sponseller
Geo. W. Dean
O Possumtown PLC
Sutely
E. Tong, Jr
Geo. N. Derr
Frank Mort
Union Bridge
Darner
Jacob Rohrback
Iarry
EB. L. Sttely
Lavi F. i
Miller's Bridge
Jos. H. Russard
P. H. Morningstar
W. O. Glaze
Wm I Darner
S. Snook
Paul KK. Leatherman
Levi C. Leatherman
Milie
Sila
Jones DeGrange
Adamston
Licksville
Mardeck
CurTk
Warry
Bede
Nowe
Med Barts
Asterka
Norwoeed
FLS
Glalhi
Jesse L. Baker
Mountain Mille
Hamehargs
Granville VO Star
Ui. & Ry
Rilke Matey
L. M. Bready
Charies EL Brachey
ML Pleasant
Chramat Grove
the News B Sale Register
Joywspaper Ardhive
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