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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jul 03, 1911
Page
8
A jumbled state wire digest and local notices recount fires, drownings, court cases, property losses, railroad disputes, and church matters. The text lists deaths in Marsh district, a warehouse fire, destroyed dwellings, an assault claim, railroad investments, and a reception for a resigning pastor, with scattered names and places.
In Ireland news reaches Gloucester as obituaries note the death of J. Thotrpsan. The piece recalls his birth, career, and final days, reflecting on his long life and loss to the community.
Fragmented notice reports the death of General Clement A. Evang and mentions Athanti Gababy and General Cher ent Baan in unclear phrasing. The passage also references a boy aged nineteen, a drink complaint, and a court-style inquiry into events, with scattered place names and dates.
Purely personal notes list Cyril Cheatils visiting operatives in this city. Numerous relatives from New York Baltimore and nearby towns are spending time with local families across streets and avenues. Names include Miss Motter, Mr Richison, Edward Hollis, Florence Lamar, Miss Commelia McSherry, Miss Sue Owings, Mr William Stormin, and Senator Bridges among others, with several motor trips and university visits noted.
Cleveland druggist Clifton V. Rawls appeals to the department of justice after a Supreme Court ruling in the tobacco case. The United Cigar Stores firm planned openings at two new stores but abandoned them to comply with the decision. Wickersham informed the United company that expansion would violate the ruling. counsel agreed to obey.
Harbaugh writes from Middletown praising South Mountain families for health, temperance, and hospitality. He notes mountain mail routes, folk remedies, athletic youths, education, Sunday visits, and devout households with plain living and sturdy kitchens.
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