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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jul 10, 1911

Page

7

Nearly killed in swamp near Caldwell

Agron Kennedy twenty one years old spent three days and nights wandering a swamp four miles west of Caldwell. He slipped while leaping bog to bog injuring his ankle and was found nearly crazed by John Erskin and Edward Kiem. Mosquitoes swarmed him as he lay unconscious beside a fire. He was rescued and, though severely swollen and weakened, is expected to recover.

Caldwell Agron Kennedy John Erskin Edward Kiem Kennedy Evshin Wein Bneath

Castro Rebels Rally as Venezuela Sees Growing Threat

In Caracas and across Venezuela, Cipriano Castro commands a growing rebel force of about 2000 troops in the Gejira peninsula. General Hadio G Gomez prepares to lead government battalions to Castilloletas, where Castro is believed to have fortifications. Support from banker Silveria signals possible backing for Castro as the struggle intensifies.

Caracas Fay Cipriano Castro Hadio G. Gomez Castro Gejira Venezuela Gomez Castilletas Silveria

Woman Holds Up Grocer in Park Road Store

Mrs Margaret Laffey walked into a Park road grocery near closing time and pressed a pistol under clerk Charles Mittfield’s chin. She took $10 from the day’s receipts as heat and worry unsettled her mind after a prior accident, and police held her for the grand jury.

Washington Margaret Laffey Park Road Charles Mittfield

Man Frozen in Meat Box at Gilmore Market

Lenox Massachusetts July 10 Walcott Gregory a farmer for F Augustus Schermerhorn of New York at Pine croft was imprisoned for an hour in a large meat refrigerator in the Gilmore market. He suffered frostbite to ears and fingers after a market man slammed the door shut. Charles Killmer a meat cutter heard scratching and opened the door pulling out the half frozen farmer.

Lenox Mass Walcott Gregory Augustus Schermerhorn New York Pinecroft Gilmore Market Gregory Charles Killmer

Millionaire to Fund National Hospital Near Kansas City

Portland report says RKA Long, noted Kansas City lumberman, pledged 1,000,005 dollars over ten years to build a non-sectarian national hospital near Kansas City. The church must raise 1,000,000 more, and one third of the beds will be free. 400,000 has already been raised.

Kansas City Portland Ore International Missionary Convention of the Christian Church Rka Long

Thief Thomas Duffy Caught Spilling Stolen Cash

In Trenton on July 10, Thomas Duffy facing charges for stealing cash from Mrs Gebhardt's drawer at an empty workhouse. He attempted to refuse talking when caught by four police officers, and upon restraint a shower of pennies and dimes spilled from his mouth revealing the theft.

Trenton Thomas Duffy Gebhardt Duffy

Happiest Girl in Lincoln Tells Of Quick Relief From Constipation

A Lincoln woman writes that after suffering chronic constipation and stomach trouble she used Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets and within three days could sit up and feel better. She proclaims herself the proudest girl in Lincoln for finding such a good medicine and notes it is for sale by all druggists.

Lincoln Nebgirl Chamberlain Lincoln

Baseball scores roundup from weekend games

Summary of American League results over Saturday and Sunday with scores for Cleveland, Chicago, New York, Detroit, St Louis, and Boston. It lists game outcomes, pitcher batteries, and team standings led by Detroit and New York with win percentages and records.

Cleveland—Athletics Cleveland Beade Thomas Khaler Blanding Haster Chicago New York White Sullivan Fisher Brockett Blair Lang Paine Klepper Sweeney Detroit Washington Athletics Krapp Morgan Johnson Henry Mitchell Stanage St. Louis Boston St Louis Cicotte Williams Nelson Stephens Potteries Ford Sweenes Young

National League scores from Philadelphia Brooklyn and Boston games

In Philadelphia St Louis beat Philadelphia 6 to 2 while New York defeated Chicago 5 to 2. Brooklyn routed Pittsburgh 33 to 1 and Boston defeated Cincinnati 11 to 7. Keefe McLean McTigue Griffin Kling pitched for Boston and Leifield Simon Schardt Bergen for Brooklyn. Standings show Pittsburgh Chicago Brooklyn St Louis Boston Philadelphia.

Philadelphia St. Loui Steele Bresttahau Buns Humfries Dog New York Chicago Marquard Myers McIntyre Brown Archer Brooklyn Pittsboro Leifield Simon Schardt Bergen Boston Cincinnati Keefe McLean McTigue Griffin Kling Wwerei N York Pittshre Cincinth Philada Brookin St.Louis

Tri State League Scores From Yorkh Trenton Altoona Harrisburg

In Yorkh Trenton the scores show York 18 67 3 3 batteries Pat teries Pagan Kei Jonnson Carter. Johnstown 3 Batteries Ramsey Phibin Topham Hitchcock Rand. Altoona 6 4 Batteries Scott Hurley Rementer. Harrisburg 3 Wilmington 4 Batteries Myers Stroh Baater. Standings list Altoona 26 28 4 81 Trenton 3 Lancaster 23 39 4 55 Johnson 5 39 Harrie g 27 32 48 4 York 28 28 50 0 Wilmington 18 43 22 Lancaster Schettler Reading. Reported as seen in The News.

Tristate League Yorkh Trenton York Pagan Kei Jonnson Carter Johnstown Reading Ramsey Phibin Topham Hitchcock Rand Altoona Scott Hurley Rementer Harrisburg

Sage to donate seventy two piece silver communion set

Mrs Russell Sage of New York plans to present the First Congregational church in Hanover with a seventy two piece solid silver communion set valued around $700. The gift replaces two old silver cups given to the church in 1782 by her great great grandfather Dean Thomas Josselyn of Hanover.

Boston Russell Sage New York First Congregational Church Hanover Dean Thomas Josselyn

Man Dies After Exposure to Electrician in Winsted

Terrence Daley of Winsted died after exposing his chest to an electrician all day in July. Doctors reported muscular rheumatism developed and attacked his heart, leading to death.

Winsted Cona Terrence Daley

Best Baskets Made in Frederick City by Curtis Gliser

Curtis Gliser a Frederick basket maker proclaims the best baskets in the United States. He urges buyers to demand Gener baskets No 20 and Ret varieties from grocers and hardware stores. Baskets of all kinds can be custom made or repaired at Mire Hatters with prompt attention.

Frederick City Curtin Gerser United States

Frederick Market Prices and Quotations 1911

Frederick market prices compiled from the Frederick County Farmers Exchange correcting July 10 1911. Wheat No 2 Red 85 cents per bushel Corn shelled 76 to 78 cents per bushel Oats 38 to 62 cents Barley 65 cents to 70 cents per bushel Flour Winters Wheat 9 0 to 9 7 Spring Wheat 5 20 to 5 70 Cornmeal 1 50 to 1 60 per 100 lbs Mill Feed Bran 2 60 per ton Middlings 2 85 to 3 50 per ton Red Dog 2 29 to 2 30 per sack Lazy Feed 2 3 to 2 6 per ton Cotton Seed Meal 31 to 42 Seeds Timothy 5 50 to 5 75 per bushel Clover 8 00 to 10 per bushel Hay Baled No 1 Timothy 29 to 25 No 2 Timothy 22 to 24 No 1 Mixed 21 to 23 No 2 Mixed 20 to 32 Clover 18 to 19 Straw Paled Wheat 6 to 8 Baled Oats 6 to 8 Hay Not Baled 20 to 22 per ton Misc items and advertising at end.

Timothy

July millinery and shoe sale ad with mixed items

An old newspaper classified alto advertises shoes men women and children hats and millinery. It lists prices for satin Cole shoes oxford sandals dress shoes and children’s footwear plus work shoes and repair services. Also notes a Thursday opening and a grain flour and feed order line with delivery by phone.

Dr James Long Office Hours and Frederick Clinic

Dr James Long lists office hours from 9 a.m. to noon and 1 to 1 p.m. at the Eye Ear Nose and Throat clinic located at 109 North Market Street, Frederick Maryland. The listing provides contact numbers and mentions water closet cleaning by John Esterly at 208 East Sizta Street with an unclear phone reference.

James Long Frederick North Market ST W. Seprodly John Esterly East Sizta St. Mayodly

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