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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jul 01, 1911
Page
7
How to prepare toothsome dishes and ease household worries with breakfast ideas and desserts. Includes recipes for raspberries jam float preserves and cream, plus sewing notes and a hatpin tip. Also mentions Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy for summer diarrhea in children.
The President and Mrs Taft depart Washington for Beverly Massachusetts where he will stay through Sunday then visit Indiana and Indianapolis for a reciprocity speech. He plans to return mid next week while Mrs Taft remains at Beverly all summer and he will attend weekly weekend visits. Boston police halt Collier s Weekly sale over flag ad on first page. Sir Wilfrid Laurier says Lord Strathcona will resign as Canadian high commissioner soon.
Frederick County farmers exchange furnishes corrected price list for July 1 1941 showing ranges for wheat corn rye oats barley flour mill feed seeds hay and related commodities plus miscellaneous items. includes prices per bushel per ton and per sack with notable figures for No 2 red wheat and timothy clover and mixed hay.
In Washington Athletics beat Washington 6 to 0 behind Morgan Lapp and Walker Henry. Boston defeated New York 7 to 4 with Moser Williams Caldwell Vaughn and Sweeney driving. Cleveland beat Chicago 1 to 0 with Walsh Sullivan Young and Smith on the mound. St Louis and Detroit not scheduled. Standings show Boston leading with 44 wins 22 losses and a .667 percentage, Cleveland at 34 31 .528, Washington 24 43 .358, St Louis 17 46 .270.
MLB action across New York Boston Cincinnati Chicago St Louis Philadelphia Brooklyn and Pittsburgh. game results show New York 7 Philadelphia 4, Cincinnati 3 Chicago 2, Philadelphia 0, St Louis 5 Pittsburgh 3. Standings list Mark 41 24 6 2015 Louis 36 29 6 54, Philadelphia 39 26 60 0, Cincinnati 29 35 44 6, Chicago 29 26 60, Brooklyn 23 41 35 4, Pittsburgh 37 27 57 8. Tristate League results Reading 3 Wilmington 2, Harrisburg 9 3 Johnstown 6, Lancaster 2 1 York 11 Altoona 1. standings Reading 31 16 65 9 Altoona 24 4 78, Trenton 36 0 20 0 York 26 4 58, Johnstown 24 zi, Lancaster 22 29 47 9, Wilmington 17 8 35 4.
President Taft after talks with Secretary Stimson and General Wood authorized withdrawing four regiments from the San Antonio maneuver division. The units will move west this afternoon with several regiments remaining in Texas perhaps for the summer.
Revised estimates project a fiscal year end surplus of about 33 million dollars for the federal Treasury. Canal bond receipts suggest no overall deficit in the canal operations. Heat waves claim lives in Texas and California.
Chris Sinkas, 36, a stack painter at Westinghouse in Mast Pittsburg, descended 250 feet on a burning rope after naphtha and carbon set his clothes alight during rust-preventive work on a smokestack. He fought flames with his right hand while controlling speed with the rope, suffering severe burns to the right arm chest face and a torn left hand.
International and national labor union officers meet in Indianapolis to raise a defense fund for J J McNamara. A committee report proposes at least 25 cents from every union man, aiming for 500000 within two months to cover trial expenses. Rumors place a $56000 fee for attorney Clarence Darrow.
Gunfire fears sparked guard call as Maryland National Guard Company G stands by at the Cumberland armory after an assault on 18 year old Mias Matie Bradour, daughter of a local farmer. Authorities seek to deter any attempt to storm the rails where suspect Frank Coller is confined. In Phoenix a new Salt River bridge opens, 2150 feet long with 4600 feet including approaches. Booker T Washington meets Taft at the White House for an hour, purpose not disclosed. About 1.9 million acres opened for settlers under a presidential proclamation, including 450,000 in Pine Ridge and Rosebud in South Dakota and 1.5 million in North Dakota’s Fort Berthold reservation.
The Frederick Town Savings Bank announces a dividend of two percent and an additional one percent on weekly deposits for the six months ending June 24. The dividend is tax free and payable after July 1, with officers MODOL and J Marshall Miller confirming.
City records detail taxes collected for 1904 and 1907, water rents and street works, paving and sewer projects on Carroll Street and N Market Street, temporary loan funding, licenses, fines, and assorted city charges. It lists sinking funds, bond notes, assets including Water Works and Electric Light Plant, and cash balances.
An accounting fragment shows cash amounts and note payments. It records cash paid on a note and interest paid, with a cash balance on hand noted as 44770. The entry is sparsely legible but indicates a ledger update for FAT 000.
Notices state Frederick City will issue and sell bonds totaling 30 000 dollars to fund water supply expansion. Sealed bids are due by 7:00 p.m. July 19 in Frederick, with bonds dated July 1 and payable for twenty years. Interest set at 4.5 percent, with semiannual installments and tax exemptions in Frederick County.
Bids for furnishing eight coats sixteen pairs of trousers and one vest shall be for flannel or regulation color twelve ounce weight. Samples of goats to accompany bids. Bids due to committee by 6 p m Friday July 7. Committee may reject any or all bids. J Daniel Crimmins, Chairman. Tusddst
The city of Frederick suspends water use for street sprinkling while the large reservoir is emptied for repairs. Section 5 of Ordinance No. 14 forbids pavement washers and sprinkling, with fines and penalties for violations. Signed by Geo. Weiner, Mayor and Superintendent of Water Works.
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