Heat Wave Ends as Severe Storm Bites Frederick County
A severe storm broke a heat wave across Frederick and surrounding areas bringing heavy rain of about three inches, thunder and vivid lightning. The downpour churned streets, flooded cellars, toppled fences, and damaged property while knocking many telephones out of service. Water supplies improved with reservoirs rising, easing drought fears for the encampment and crops after a long hot spell.
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Market
Frederick
Local 1882 Il Trovatore opera remembered in Frederick
A Frederick 1882 production of Il Trovatore at the Opera House drew large crowds and strong praise. The local troupe performed with the Peabody Institute orchestra directed by Rudolph Green, featuring Maud Hackelton and Ethel Hackelton in major roles, with George Edward Smith and J Johnson Richardson among leads.
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Opera House
Lght
the Opera
al 'Provatore
Frederick
Oul Cyrie
Peabody Institute At
Baltimore
Rudolph Green
Lucy Reich
Staniste
Daily News
Maud Hackelton
Leonora
Ethel Hackelton
Agucona
George Edward Smith
J. Johnson Richardson
Lightning Burns Two County Barns in Afternoon Storm
A lightning strike yesterday afternoon damaged two barns. One, owned by Grayson Vomer between Jin town and Lewistown, burned completely with rye straw and farming gear inside. estimated loss 1500 to 2000 dollars, partially insured. The second barn on A. D. Rommel’s Buckeye farm at Point of Rocks stored wheat, hay, and harness. it burnt with two wagons destroyed and losses likely between 5000 and 8000 dollars. Neighbors aided but could not save either building.
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Grayson Vomer
Jintown
Lewistown
Domer
Buckeye
Point of Rocks
A. D. Rommel
Rommell
Steamer Santarosa Wrecks Off Tacitic Coast
A Tacitic coast steamer Santarosa from the Peipt Arevedia line was wrecked near Peipt. Crew were rescued and 261 passengers saved as wreckers battled the scene. No further details available.
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Ban Pook San
Hanson
Arek
Santarosa
Tacitic Coast Steamship Line
Peipt
Earthquake Shocks Felt Across City Districts
Special dispatch reports two earthquake shocks felt today in Budapest districts. Officials from COURLEY area note fear among residents as tremors rattled streets and buildings, with crews assessing damage and safety protocols underway.
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Newa
Budapest
Wuagais
Courley
Instrumental Melodies and Transcriptions Highlight Overture
A fragmented program listing shows titles like William Tell Overture and Traumeri, with early entries including First Heart Phrabs and Eblenke Waltz from Provatore Verdic, suggesting a concert of operatic and salon pieces.
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Ll ‘Provatore
TALK WATER METERS Trans Made to See How Much Militia Will Use
City debates water meters to curb usage during militia encampments and ensure fair pricing. Residents and businessmen discuss charging industries and residents differently, meter reliability concerns, and the goal of maintaining ample winter supply while promoting conservation.
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Dn Tavos
Wilef
Oam
Hagerstown
Lamiliar
Water Meter Installation for Camp Supply
City plans to install a water meter on the main line to the camp to measure daily consumption by soldiers. The data will inform future water use and demonstrate to residents how the supply is used during the stay.
Real estate transfers listed in county offices
In the circuit and orphan's courts Heten J Rowland and others prove to Francis L Phelps at Blue Ridge Summit. Irwin S Houck and wife transfer real estate at Braddock to John W Lee for 2 dollars. Mathias J Sheffer to William Mr Shees and wife, county real estate. John C Leatherman to Myersville and Catoctin Railway Company, in county record. Susan E Shafer et al to Tarry P Shafer, county real estate valued at 2200. James Davis Windsor and Mary Laura Burdette residents of Ridgeville.
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Mathias J. Sheffer
Wiliam
Tohn C. Leatherman
Myersville and
Charges Against Gomez May Result In Cuban Revolution
A Havana dispatch reports widespread speculation that President Gomez faces graft allegations. Local papers claim assets and debts cited during his tenure, with rumors of purchases and a mansion, fueling unrest and debate about his administration and its finances.
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Bavana
Gomey
Giasimez
Atk
Havana
Jomes
Prada
Colon
Senor Center
Antistranstication
Inces
Sunday church services and schedules listed in local notices
Local churches publish Sunday service times for Trinity M E South United Brethren First Baptist Methodist Episcopal Grace Reformed Evangelical Lutheran Church and others. Services include Sunday schools at 9:45, worship at 11, vesper or evening services, and special programs. Clergy named include Rev John J Rives Rev H H Hummelbaugh Rev Alonzo D Winters Rev B L McLean Rev Ulysses S G Rupp Rev Dr Thomas Freeman Dixon Rev Douglass Trooff with events at various times.
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United Brethren Church
H. H. Hummelbaugh
Samuel
Alonzo D. Winters
Methodist Episcopal Church
H. H. Lamar
Jesus
Grace Reformed Church
B. L. McLean
Fair Grounds
The
Evangelical Lutheran Church
Ulysses
G. Rupp
Luther Kuhinga
Af Cettysburg
Presbyterian Church
Thomas Freeman Dixon
Evangelical Reformed Church
Henri L. G. Kieffer
All Saints’ Protestant Episcopal Church
Douglass Trooff
Public sale of Frederick County land under mortgage power
Public sale to satisfy a mortgage from Louisa Birely and Thomas F. Birely to Mollie C. Buxton. The land in Johnsville District Maryland covers about one acre and thirteen perches with improvements. Sale at Frederick City Court House on Saturday July 22 1911 at 11 a.m. Cash only with a $100 deposit. conveyance at purchaser’s expense. Assignee Charles T. K. Young and Princeton Bucker, Solicitor.
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Louisa Birely
Thomas F. Birely
Mollie C. Buxton
Frederick County
Court House
Frederick City
Johnsville
Prederick County
Maryland
Ladiesburg
Louisa Rively
Harkey
M. Fogie
Charles T. K. Young
Princeton Bucker
Fuessyb
Flint Hill and Rocky Springs Preaching at 3 PM
Elder J. Welty Fahrney is scheduled to preach tomorrow afternoon at Rocky Springs Church at 3 o clock, with Flint Hill also hosting a sermon at the same time.
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Flint Hill
J. Welty Fahrney
Rocky Springs
Basis Grows $100,000,000 in Maryland reassessment
Statewide tax base is projected to rise by about 100 million dollars as Maryland counties report higher assessments. Baltimore County leads with a 22.6 million increase, while Montgomery and Carroll districts post large gains. several counties remain to announce results, expected to push totals near the century mark.
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Maryland
Baltimore
GE. E. Goslin
State Roads Commission
Caroline
Howard
Ahegany
Wicomico
Prince George's
Carroll
Montgomery
Charles
Frederick
Baltimore County
Garrett
Washington
Anne Arunadel
St. Mary's
Calvert
Harford
Cecil
Kent
Queen Anne’s
Talbot
Dorchester
Somerset
Worcester
Anne Arundel
Among the Sick in Frederick and Vicinity List
The column lists local residents confined to the house or hospital. Charles C. Waters remains ill. George Greenwalt of West Patrick street and Robert Smith of the Frederick Railroad office are on the sick list. Mrs. John Stockman improves at City Hospital. Jesse P. Schell on West South street suffers heat effects.
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Frederick
Market Street
Rosenours
H. A. Burall
New London
George Houck
Harmony Grove
Henk
Robert Witter
West Sixth Street
Klinehardt
F. A. Marikea
Patrick Street
Grumbine
Court House Park
C. W Ross
Counsel Street
Daniel Burras
East Fifth Street
Charles Feigley
Middle Alley
Elisha Beall
Derr Street
Charles C. Waters
George Greenwalt
West Patrick Street
Robert Smith
John Stockman
City Hospital
Jesse P. Schell
West South Street
Loridan Sets World Altitude Record In France
Special Dispatch reports Loridan reached 10 932 feet in a monoplane at Mourmelan France, breaking the previous altitude record by eight hundred feet and making news with the new height.
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Mourmelan
France
Loridan
MORTGAGEE’S SALE OF Frederick City Property
Public sale under a 1909 Maryland mortgage of William Hargett and Glennie D. Hargett of a three block property on East Patrick Street Frederick City. The lot fronts 40 feet 6 inches with a two story brick dwelling. Sale conducted cash at ratification with a $100 deposit. purchaser bears conveyancing costs. Court sale by Thomas F. Castle and Falvey R. Lease, agents.
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Wiliam Hargett
Glennie D. Targett
Philip Ecger
Frederick
East Patrick Street
Frederick City
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