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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jan 27, 1910

Page

2

Trainee Names Highlighted in New Market Event

Fragments describe trainees from New Market and nearby towns with references to Mrs William Foust Glen Pearl Mr John H Howand and Carrie Kefauver. Mentions of Braddock and Kelmeet hint at local social or school gathering with family ties and guests.

Wand New Market Ot “Brusewick Bredetiak Powell New York Raet William Foust Glen/ Pearl Mir John H. Howand

Catastine Davis Dies in Neck Township Incident

Davi a dies at home in Neck Township after a shooting linked to a domestic dispute. Clinton St Clair of Washington County is under arrest for the murder of an elderly woman. Governor Crothers declares aid for Port Deposit flood victims as Red Cross assists. A head on collision on the Baltimore and Ohio line destroys locomotives and ten cars, with two firemen narrowly escaping.

Port Deposit Western Rend Poultry Association Krostre Fee Volliton Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Baltimore Washington Kroderick Spunty Barbara Ron Mantz Vrederich County Deor Frederick County Clarke Place Frederick City Rederich Prancia Muntz Freterick Curmity Neil Francis Manty Kammile Thant Broderick County Mil Seniti Baker Ile Orptisa’s Bate Jree Borg Pire William T. Mullin Urbsra Drands Vanity Mod Mar Archoneer UJON

Local Health Notes Show Various Recoveries

Mrs A Burek and several neighbors recoveries noted as improving from illness. Master Gibson Smith and Miss Birdie Gilbert show partial improvement. Mrs Gibeon Smith and Miss Callie Holmes regain activity. Mr Charles Abb and Br William Shook out after confinement. Mr George Kilac returns from Baltimore. William A Roberts suffers a bone felon on a finger.

A. Burek Master Gibson Smith C. E. Burger South Street Mise Birdie Gilbert Highth Street Gibeon Smith Callie Holmes Fourth Street Charles Abb East William T. Shook Patrick Street Charles Mehrling Monotacy Bouccard

Diamonds Defeat Chambersburg in a Close Bout

Diamonds edged Chambersburg 15 to 10 in a hard fought basketball contest with a last two minutes producing the decisive baskets. Lineups featured Derr Beavers and Connors on offense and Beavers Wright Erick on defense as the Diamonds claim the win.

Biamonds Chambersburg Iseee Leegue Carino Griring Dinonds Ubamb Derr Bahane Rieber Erick Ter Apeneriee Vaushower Foretana Beavers Guards Croft Fisher Wright Rerick Apenteller Berrick Mkneforce Conner Shen Shehan Fagan Diamonds Chamberabarg Chambersburg Aliega Bende Hagestown Chileth University

Death of Aldridge Buried in Nearby Cemetery

Fragmentary obituary notes the death of Aldridge of near Wondville on January 14 and a burial at a local cemetery. Mentions Rev. and names Charles Kline, David Kline, and O. Rue.

Bi, Aldridge Wondville Wee M ‘ Semetery Vanes Ges Kline Charles Aeft David David Kline Ma Rue O. Ee

Idle Memo To Get Pay For Idle House Staff

The State delayed Marriott’s plan to pay House employees only for service or from the session start. A Conference of the Committees on Claims approved payments today for January 6, with two men in the first batch. Many idle workers had no assignments, and Speaker Peeples failed to place them as of opening week.

Mr. Marriott Peeplen Gorman Senate Marriott Riles Committee On Organization Capitol Peeples Wcksione

Social Dance at Spender Stull Residence

A lively social event was held at the Spender Stull home near Walkersville on Thursday January 20. Guests enjoyed dancing to Strine's orchestra and a sumptuous display of seasonal delicacies, with many attendees named among the attendees and hosts noted for hosting the festive evening.

I— Beniuuiron Paner Spender Stull Walkersville Meare Glen Crum Leslie Backey Micael Nellie Bertha Stull Strine C. Spencer Stull Jacob Kintz Albert Long Nellie Stull Bettie Stull Grace Stull Myrtle Kintz Helen Hahn Frederick Mamie Crum Kimlly Cuteall Baleah Sthoderick Ganrgle Amith Vera Burky Beulah Morexd Annis Reddick Nelli Lense Amy Fluke Molth Bower All Etzler Rum Bertha Crum Nellie Etzler Nora Craver Norma Long L'Rout Mesera Haxter Murphy Laarie Buckey Guy Luckey Doctor Willard Glen Crum Raymond Zimmerman Lester Morris Murray Etzler New Market Millard Crown Roland Spurrier J. M. Kuykendall Inelua Haslett Samuel McMartrin Maxey ‘Tabor William V. Hodges W. N.W. Bingney McNell

Marriages Across Town Include Several Quiet Union Ceremonies

The article records multiple local weddings including Hymeweal Smith-Ebwortil and Misa Alice Nelinds Eaworthy, both described as popular couples. Grace Estelle Causey weds Dr. John Evans of Baltimore at a private Baltimore home with Rev. George Evans officiating. Additional unions include Albert Covey Lovett with Daisy Blanch Halnes and George W Fleagle with Carrie B Bartholow. The piece also thanks the Women’s College Cooking School for a luncheon and briefly promotes Halls Catarrh Cure with testimonials and notes on internal remedies.

Mr. Smith Evans—Causey Grace Estelle Causey Angeline Rawling Usuedy John Evans Baltimore Ainter James T. McPhail North Calvert Street George Evane Brunawick Tovelt Haines Albert Covey Lovett Daisy Blanch Halnes Capon Bridge W. Va M. E BE. H. Lamar Pleagle Bartholow George W Fleagle Carrie B. Bartholow Imont M. B

Sparrows and the Baltimore sparrow introduction versus Secretary Wilson

A 19th century district note recounts Secretary Wilson of the Department of Agriculture urging the destruction of English sparrows introduced to Maryland. It details the sparrow’s arrival in Baltimore, public funds used for importation, and the ensuing damage to native birds and crops.

Wilson Department of Agriculture Cma Sroue Baltimore Wilton Pr& Bly bin Bet Kidde King Minard Baltimore City Europe America Johnson Maryland

Good Road Building in 1909 in U S Lags Europe

A 1909 government official notes U S road building trails Europe with about 2 155 000 miles of roads and annual spending near 79 million dollars in 1904 terms. England spends roughly 80 200 000 yearly for far fewer miles, highlighting lagging progress.

United States Europe Director Page Government Bureau of Public Roads Page England Certia

Public Health Militia Urges Education and Prevention

Harvard Medical Society figure Basewell warns typhoid causes and deaths exceed 350000, urging public education and preventive medicine. He notes Harvard's chair of preventive medicine, calls for government action and collaboration with life insurance groups to combat disease and promote public health measures.

Basewell Harvard Medical Society Boston Waslongton D.C Anyciaton of Life Insurance Epres Mann Harvard Auverelty Hy Cotat Mailitiv Life Insurance Eev

Dean's Kidney Pills Endorsement Ad

A testimonial from Mrs Leonard B Hoffman of Frederick Maryland touts Dean's Kidney Pills as cures for back and kidney pain. She recounts relief after using the product from Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY, urging readers to buy via local dealers.

Leonard B Hoffman Mraddock Frederick Dean Dorn Conta Foster-Milburn Co Buffalo New York United States Donn

Pape's Diuretic Promises Quick Kidney Relief

A dealer touts Pape's Diuretic as a guaranteed fifty cent remedy for backache bore from kidney and bladder disorders. It claims rapid cleansing of kidneys and urinary organs, with benefits seen in a few days and urges buying only the official 50 cent treat ment from Cincinnati makers Pape Thompson & Pape.

Bebe Pape Pape, Thompson & Pape Cincinnati

Public Sale Notice for Drederick City Household Furniture

Poul Kales announces a public sale of household furniture on Tuesday February 1 1910 at 10 am at No M7 North Fourth Street Drederick City Items include dressing bureau extending table refrigerator chairs beds and cooking utensils Cash terms Auctioneer signs indicate sale will be conducted by Mrs WM HI Best HR Lean and Sansidat

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