HHS First Step on Asiatic Soil Meets Frederick Countian
A Frederick County resident aboard a Cairo to Port Said voyage, Mrs. Baker, and a Russian honeymooning couple share a crowded Oriental steamer. The writer describes sights at Port Said, the Suez vicinity, and Jaffa, including the white slave trade, a 164 foot electric lighthouse, and the biblical links of Jaffa orange while reflecting on ancient myths and biblical sites.
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Charles “F. Markell
Birmingham
Ala
Cairo
Por
Goshen
Jacob
Lybian Desert
Suez Canal
Firat
Ind
Stepaenredt
Port Said
Frederick Countian
Indian Princess to Wed in Elaborate Ceremony
Baroda India January 6 Princess Indira daughter of Baroda will marry Maharajah Scind of Gwalior soon in a ceremony dating to ancient Indian times. The event will feature a ceremonial procession with elephants and a grand turnout of guests. The couple will depart for a brief honeymoon and return the following day for birthday celebrations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baroda
India
Indira
Daughteea
Scind
Shi Wits
England
Ile the Princess
Senate and House clash over Reform League bill and ballot rules
Lawmakers debated a Reform League substitution and tried lines and spacing rules on ballots. The Senate approved amending provisions and sent the bill to a third reading while the House prepared to receive the measure and adjourned amid party vote tensions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilkinson
Reform League
Zihiman
Somerset
Dorchester
Speicher
Senate
Wilkkinson
Elections Committee
Wilhkingding
Bosley
Jerusalem Train Ride and Shakespeare Visit
An account describes travel toward Jerusalem with details of routes, coffee offered by a kahn keeper, street market life, and local attire. It notes upcoming Shakespeare performances by Frank McEntee Millicent Evison and troupe in College Hall and mentions a frozen water main on Water Street causing a water outage for residents south of Carroll Creek.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank McEntee
Millicent ‘Evison
Edwin Booth
Millicent Evison
Water Street
Carroll Creek
Maryian Balaimere Committee Forms Tiana Scholarship
A local committee plans a John Tienas Por scholarship at the Maryian Balaimere site. The group includes Edeat Meiji, a charter member, seeking to establish the fund and set eligibility. The effort aims to support education in the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tiana
Maryian
Balaimere
John Tienas
Meiji
Death in Rlaring Fire Rumors of Workman Involvement
A fire in Rlaring caused multiple deaths with reports naming several workers and local facilities. Authorities say four victims were taken to Pears Wiarmacy for treatment while investigations proceed.
Senate adjourns as Republicans push Wilson Law edits
The Senate adjourned until Monday night at 8 o'clock with expectations that the Wilson Law will return from the House and go to the Governor. The Elections Committee reported favorably without amendments and Senator Lee’s bill was amended in minor ways, with the Primary Election Law entered for third reading.
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House
Wilson
Senate
Metzerot
Cro Ithers’ Germ
MetzfTo Simelon
Wrison
Lee
Eledian Committee
Taoming
Mary land Agricultural College trustees meet under Crothers
The Mary land Agricultural College board held its last meeting during Governor Crothers administration. Holdover trustees and key state officials ensure Democratic control for at least two years. They referred legislation to a committee including creating a State Board of Agriculture, which lacks current powers, and urged $150,000 for a new agricultural building and $16,000 for college texts while Crothers’ message on the college was favorably reviewed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland Agricultural College
Crothers
Senate
House
Board’ of Agriculture
State Grange
State Senate Sets Aside 26,000 for Agriculture
A fragmented report notes the Senate approves a 26,000 allocation for agricultural funding. The decision appears linked to a resolution discussed Wednesday, with references to state officials and lawmakers including Hainer.
Twes Board's Busy Year Raises Public Utility Capital
The commission authorized stock and bond issues by various corporations totaling 47.00 during the year, lifting public utility company capital under commission supervision to 772,578,668. This includes investments in 28e corporations.
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Iblic
Tarsi
Goldsborough to be notified of election next Tuesday
The joint committee on the inauguration announced Gav ledt Goldsborough would be notified of his election next Tuesday night in Baltimore. The ten member committee will meet him at the Rennett at 7 p.m. The incoming Governor will be informed of the canvass result and asked to come to Annapolis on Wednesday to be inaugurated.
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Ghairma Warburton
Joint Re Committee
Gavledt Goldsborough
Baltimore
Joint Committee of Ten
Mr. Goldsborough
Rennett
Annapolis
Maryland Brick and Supply annual meeting elects directors
The Maryland Brick and Supply Company held its annual stockholders meeting this morning at the company office. Directors elected for the coming year are Emory L. Coblentz, Oscar B. Coblentz, Grayson H. Staley, Harmon L. Gaver, and C. E. Schildknecht. The board organized, naming C. F. B. Schildknecht president, H. L. Gaver vice president, O. B. Coblentz treasurer, and G. G. W. Staley secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland Brick and Supply Company
Emory L. Coblentz
Oscar B. Coblentz
Grayson H. Staley
Harmon L. Gaver
C. E. Schildknecht
C. F B. Schildknecht
Look for the Name on Big Watch at Local Jeweler
A Frederick jeweler advertises clocks and jewelry with a prominent big watch. The notice urges readers to seek the listed brand name for timepieces and decorative pieces available for sale.
Condemnation Petition Filed for Post Office Site in Maryland
Notice to all interested parties that a petition was filed in the Circuit Court of the United States for the District of Maryland seeking condemnation of certain land in Frederick Maryland for use in erecting a Post Office Building. The filing initiates proceedings under federal law and invites response from stakeholders with direct or indirect interest.
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Frederick
Maryland
Gircnit’ Court
Te United States For
District of Maryland
Circuit Court of the United States For
Land sale notice in November 1911 Maryland circuit court
The notice announces property described by metes and bounds in Maryland to be sold as part of a foreclosure or land dispute in the U S Circuit Court for the District of Maryland. It names dates in February 1912 and clerk Arthur L. Spammer, with location details at Carroll Street and Patrick Street. The garbled text reflects OCR errors but conveys a formal sale notice for a parcel in 1911.
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Jaffara
Andromeda
Perseus
Cassiopeia
Fifel
Atergatl
Ocean
Chile
Perseus Koon
Medusa
Saul
Ooens
Ick
Maryland
Afotenala
Patrick
saldAot
Parréll Street
Carroll
Stret
Lot Ahly
Insall
Maséi
Sghdraaid Circuit Court of the
District of
Maryof
NISI
Frederickie County
Caroline Johnston
Fannie Zimmerman
Aled
Milton G. Urner, Jr
Albert S. Brown
Jen Weinberg
Frederick County
Penn
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Jaffa
Jerusalem
Jafa
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Tyre
Solomon's Temple
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Tanner
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Sharon
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Theaven
Opger
Ego
Dragomga
Samson
Atexas
Revalehet
Davi Gipail
Zion
Holy Land
Worre Weg Teri
Agricultural
College
Board of Trustees
Hainer
TWES
Landis
Velly
Arthur L. Spammer
United States
Poourt
Louict
Harry W. Bowers
Bowers
Stoner Er Weinberg
OX Fibre Brush CO
Roy W. Poole
Frederick MD
B.evard Kepner
North Market Street
N Ptediy
Chas
United States College OF Veterinary Surgeons
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