Buch to Pay Fine and Costs in Assault Case
Harry J. Buch faced fines totaling about 200 dollars including assault costs and a separate city magistrate fine, with 145 dollars in Frederick county case and 50 dollars in the magistrate case. Dr. Thomas B. Johnson sues for 36 dollars for professional services. Buch’s appeal noted while he remained under bond. Buch and wife were seen in Frederick, seemingly pleased with the daytime outcomes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry J. Buch
Eailty
Thomas B. Johnson
Buch
Frederick
Johnson
Bill
Or. Johnson
Dennis
Edward J. Smith
Dr. Johnson
Revolt in Mexico Spreads as Huerta Faces Rebellion
Special dispatch from Mexico City reports the revolt spreading in the north with Huerta facing a rebellion as severe as Madero's. Treasury depletion is noted and unconfirmed word that Emilio Madero was killed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daro
Mexico City
Huerta
Muadero
Emilio Madero
Hope For The Future Inspires The Weak And Worn
Special Dispatch from Chicago reports Assistant Attorney General John Thompson dead at his home. The piece features a poem urging perseverance and hope, emphasizing that despite poverty weariness or obscurity one may still achieve and dream. The prose references a future reserved for the proud and rich and urges action to sustain hopeful purpose.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
John
Thompson
Herald
PURELY PERSONAL VOX OF HAGERSTOWN MEET BALTIMORE VISITS
Local notices list residents visiting relatives and conducting business trips. Names include Bruner, Ramsburg, Birely, Malone, Harris, Burgee, Marman, Tammany, Tross, Wahu, Brengle, Smith, McCordell, Main, Murphy, Trail, Harris, Whipp, Burgee, Schaeffer, Baker, Winters, and Boutson. Places cited include York and Baltimore, with references to Union Bridge, Washington DC, Lancaster, and Westminster.
Premature Blast Kills 200 At Spanish Harbor Work
A premature explosion of seven thousand pounds of powder during harbor excavation near Spain on February 26 killed or wounded about two hundred people. The blast occurred during blasting operations and caused extensive damage to the harbor area and nearby facilities.
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Giros
Spain
Clean Your Liver With Syrup of Fig. A Health Claim
An advertisement promotes Syrup of Figs as a literate laxative for a torpid liver and congested bowels. It touts dramatic relief from headaches bilious feelings and indigestion and warns against competing products with false branding. The copy emphasizes a natural need for laxatives and urges readers to choose the advertised syrup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calfarma
Chambers Guilty on Robbery Charge at Frederick Court
John Chambers was found guilty of robbing several men at a boarding house on West Patrick Street. The court noted signs of mental deficiency or feigned insanity, with testimony showing peculiar conduct and multiple money pockets. Sentencing to follow after records are reviewed. Insurance agent Frank E. Thomas was acquitted of forgery and related charges.
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Willian Chambers
Anderson
West Patrick Street
Chambers
Ingardry
Frank Chambers
Brunswick
George R. Dennis
Lewis
Hanover
Treno S. Harp
Frank E. Thomas
John C. Motter
Larry Perkins
Near Riehl's Mill
Frederick
Frizell
James L. Huey
William A. Roche
Marine Corps
Baltimore and Ohio
Frederick County
Huey
Stoner
Weinberg
Simeon Johnson
Ada M Uammond
Johnson
Hammond
Reno Sharp
Rene Bo Harnguerne
Jor Johnson
Court records Hurdle Johnson sentencing not yet given
Fragment notes a courtroom dispute where a swoman suffered a broken nose in a fight. The report states the court had not yet passed sentence on Johnson when the edition went to press.
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Johnson
Lutherans Crown Valley League Winners In Close Race
Lutherans dominated the Churel Valley Hall League finale with three wins over Leaders and two over Episcopals, while Episcopals swept Methodists. Grace Reformed and Evangelical Reformed traded wins. Lutherans led with 447 of 450 points and 27–3 in games, Episcopals second with 484 points, Leaders third at 238, Methodists fourth at 335. Attendance averaged 23 over ten nights. Other results include Vanderbilt and Sioux matchups and YMC A dormitory club notices.
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Lutherans
Episcopala
Methodists
Evangelical Reformed
Grace Reformed
Episcopals
Eavangelical Reformed
Kepler
J. Zeigler
LL. Zeigler
Bentz
Zimmerman
Smith
Storm
Kemp
Grace
Markey
Hedges
Taylor
Episcopal
G. Delaplaine
W. Delaplaine
Morgan
Cramer
MISS CLEMENT TO VISIT HERE
Miss Clement, head of Rural Nurses of the American Red Cross, will visit Frederick to study the local nurse work led by Miss Casey. She arrives on the 10 50 B and O train and will be housed with Miss Casey, with data from county records to be shared. The Farmers plan includes the State Gun Shoot in Baltimore June 3 4 and 5. The Maryland State Sportsmen’s Association hosts the annual event, drawing shooters across the state.
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Rural Nurses’ Association
Miss Casey
Fannie Wy. Clement
Rura
American Red Cross Nurses Service
Frederick
Miss Clement
Washington
Clement
Maryland State Sportsmen's Association
Baltimore
Maryland
Gaithersburg
Derwood
Gaithersburg Milling & Manufacturing Co
Montgomery County
Metropolitan
Washington, D. C
Derwood Station
Baltimore and Ohio
J. E., Trundle & Co
J. E. Trundle & PF
Frederick County
Catherine I. Rowe
Murray Lambert
H. Dorser Etchison
Arthur D Willard
Harry W. Bowe
Harry W. Bowers
Persex Eichison
Seliciter
OULD
Broken Glass on Jefferson Pike Endangers Drivers
Fragments of glass strewn along the Jefferson pike alarm drivers as bottles were broken from Mr. Wren's place toward the town. Motorists warn this is ruinous to tires and call for authorities to investigate reckless disposal and protect public safety.
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Jefferson Pike
Mr. Wren
Jefferson
Samuel T J Pence Advocates Bears Emulsion Remedy
A letter from Samuel T J Pence of Elkton Virginia touts Bears Emulsion as a tonic and remedy for coughs colds bronchitis and weak lungs. He reports personal benefits including weight gain and increased energy from daily walks and claims hundreds use the product with positive results. The note invites readers to try a bottle at a local address with a money back guarantee.
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Samuel T
Aries
Joan
Elkion
Inias
Pape's Diapepsin Relief for Stomach Trouble
Regular users in the U S Boxland and Canada report instant and lasting relief from indigestion sour stomach and heartburn after taking Pape's Diapepsin A 50 cent case digests food in five minutes stops belching and nausea without sour breath or gas Contains more than enough to cure most dyspepsia cases with one dose per meal The ad also includes a quirky unrelated joke about a traffic signal shriek machine.
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United States
Boxland
Canada
Pape
For Sale Good Building Lot on East Eighth Street
Real estate notice offering a 90 foot front lot on East Eighth Street with Kerrick, contact HH Ruprecht at 29 East Third Street. February. Also offering a first class brood mare and wagon leader, apply to G M Smith on Gas House road. February 2, 3, tokens.
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East Eighth Street
Kerrick
HH. Ruprecht
East Third Street
G. M. Smith
Gas House Road
Market Street
East Patrick Streets
East Seventh St
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Allbs Ainable Bruner
William
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Migs Esther Malone
Clarence M. Malone
Mr. L. YP. Harris
East Seventh Street
York, Pa
Edgar Marman
Norfolk, Va
Harry Tammany
Ast
Third Street
Columbia, Pa
Charles W. Tross, Jr
West Second Street
New York
Herbert R. Wahu
di Avenue
Lancaster
Mise
Mildred Brengle
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Mr. Edgard, McCordell
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Wilbur Main
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Elmer EB. Murphy
Pearl
Messrs
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James MW. Harris
David M. Whipp
Rockwell Terrace
Ttomney
W. Va
Amon Burgee
Westminster
Clyde J. Burgee
Western Maryland College
Alice
Nellie Schaeffer
Buckeystown
Thomas Baker
Mrs. Whalen
Alonzo J. Winters
First Baptist Church
Druid Park Church
Mr. Winters
J. K. Baker
Almira
Elien
T. C. Boutson
Clyde
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F.C. Thomas
Katherine Thomas
T. C. Routson
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Chicago Record-Herald
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Gilbert
Eam
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Soo
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Jennie Brice
Masonic Hall
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Joseph Riddlemoser
Manhattan
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the Mount
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Lebanon Waller
Georgetown University
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Mike Thompsson
Samuel T. J
PENCE
Tweirdl
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Vis Pearre
South Marke Street
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Ise
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Emory L. Coblents
Chas. Wertheimer
Frank C. Norwood
Prez
Rob't. A. Kemp
GHO. T. Baumgardner Beeen
Cashier
Richard Potts
Patrick Bi
Stanley Shafer
Drebzgaet
N. EB. Kefauver
Fobzaatt
Balthtore
Mt. Airy
Eugene A. Greve
Bentz Street
John Ed. Schell
J. D Crimmins
N. Market St. Pfebecatet
North Bentz Street
George B. Keline
Eeline Bros
N. Market Street
Sald
Kehne Bros
Care News Office
City Mill
C. H Eckstein
West Church Street
North Market St
Patrick
W. A. Burger
Markes St
I. FP
Central National Bank
Bank
Corner Church
Market
Saloon League
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