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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jan 23, 1912
Page
6
Creagerstown notes report Spanish troops in Morocco preparing a more active campaign against tribesmen. The county records show local social events, visits, and weather driven travel difficulties, including a funeral delayed by road blockages and highway conditions.
Judge Lloyd T. Bix Gill issues arrest warrant for Frank Lidie of Thurmont on charges of drunkenness and obscene language. warrants placed with Dr Ira J. McCurdy, surgeon for the Maryland National Guard, who heads to Hagerstown for duty with guardsmen from Cumberland, Hagerstown, and Westminster. Captain Dodohr Marker to depart for Hagerstown for training.
A Meiers bakery wagon horse fell this morning on East Church street near Carter street. The shafts creaked and the wagon halted, with the horse needing help to rise. Great value in Chamois and Sponess at Harare Oreg Store.
A reconstructed account links Mrs. Burnley to Kingly bloodlines tracing to Mary Queen of Scots and King Vassell origin stories. The piece notes her Charleston debut, relocation to Richmond as a patroness, and a forthcoming marriage to a Southern-born New Yorker, Mr. Milling.
Preliminaries for execution issued for Richeson in the 1900s murder case. Death warrants, signed by the Suffolk court clerk and Judge Sanderson, set May 9 as the holding date and May 11 for electrocution at the state prison. Warden Foss and Sheriff Quinn notified. Richeson to be confined at Charles Street jail until the death chamber. Ambassador Wilson's mother Elma Lane Wilson dies at 81 in Crawfordsville Indiana.
A Maryland clipping reports a man dead in Westminster and a bungalow fire near Jessups. Jurors for Washington County’s February circuit term are drawn. Albert Tyler of Bibop stands trial for patricide in Ashapolis. Baltimore politics see Councilman Trautfelter run for Congress in the Third District. Enoch Pratt Library board names Charles Bonaparte as successor to James Gary. Freight wreck near Belcamp disrupts B&O lines with four cars demolished and track damage. George Dowling, inmate at the Aged Men's Home, shot superintendent Oliver Ge Somer. he fled toward Thirteenth ward. Baltimore residents return from Branch City as restitution talks surface for Democratic National Convention delegates.
An Virginia reader from Odd reports life transforming health after using Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. She describes long months of back pain and immobility due to female troubles, then improvement and renewed energy enabling her to work like a healthy county woman. She urges others to confidentially seek the remedy.
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