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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jul 12, 1910
Page
5
The Daily News notes the death of Dolly Payne Washington, widow of President Madison, born 1772. The fragment recounts her beauty and accomplishments and places the date in July 12 history with cryptic transit and astronomical references.
Mosars Garber & Green Ingese wired about striw hats for their sick drivers. Mr Jobe Ramsburg improves property on West All Saints street. A cement porch was installed in front of Capt Dion Markey on East Third street. Clarence Dixon and Thomas Buckey faced petty mischief yesterday. Charles Wluenrener received a handsome pair from Ardmore, Pennsylvania. Mary Bucher celebrated a birthday with a postal shower. Mrs Lee Tremley of Baltimore delivered to Dr J Hendrix a 1911 White Steamer recently purchased. Johnny Lane of Mt Airy had a close call as five-horse team ran away damaging a binder. no injuries. The horses of J Fred BMain ran away at Braddock Heights. Main unharmed. A decree found North Market street horse near the sewer intake. its hind feet jammed. The usual meeting of United Fire Company met. a vote to replace the financial secretary and begin collecting funds to pay the building debt.
A New York party traveling along the gar house pike, including Rundways Moras and Mr Osborne PxGe, lost a wheel on descent from the gin house incline. Mr Price was thrown out and sprained an ankle after the carriage ran about a hundred feet. others escaped unharmed.
A mangled body and torn machinery described a fatal incident at a Brunswick mill. The youth, identified as Livier, died after the shaft accident despite warnings from mill officials. Parents and siblings survive him alongside two brothers and two sisters.
Mr Riehl Petts Jinson leaves for Nebraska this morning to join Hullroad Company as an engineer in the rowd. He is a graduate of the University of Virginia with a civil engineering degree and also holds a Bachelor of Arts from the same institution.
Professor Newcomb of the engineering faculty believes Mr Johnson has earned the next appointment among Virginia graduates this year. He is a descendant of Thomas Johnson, first Governor of Maryland, and nephew of Miss Carne Johnson, residing on Second Street.
News report details Mr Etchison and associates planning a campaign for Congress across Maryland counties Cumberland Oakland Garrett Frederick Allegany Lewis. He denies invading Mr Lewis county but signals an aggressive push with meetings and talks tomorrow and Friday.
At a county meeting officials announced appointments of clerks under Edward in charge. The brief note records the action as part of ongoing administrative updates.
A crowded local social notes column lists numerous residents visiting in and passing through Frederick Maryland. It notes Mrs Elizabeth Swirtz has resigned a position, various trips to Philadelphia Washington and Detroit, birthday greetings, and visits by Miss Julia Krantz and Miss Lula Horn among others.
John Ci eiffer a professor of Greek at Franklin and Marshall College died Sunday night in Lancaster. He was the eldest son of the late Rev E Kieffer and brother of Rev Dr J Spangler of Hagerstown. He taught at Mercerburg and Frederick County public schools before joining Franklin and Marshall, where many local residents studied under him. The funeral will be held in Lancaster with relatives traveling from the city.
A local association at the M. G. A. building voted unanimously to protest to the Mayor and Aldermen against exhibition of the fight pictures and to oppose opening cigar and grocery stores on Sundays.
Citizens are urged to attend a public meeting Friday evening July 15 at 8 o clock in the Magonic Temple second floor. The Frederick Board of Trade formerly the Business Men's Association adopted a rule directing its president to call this meeting to discuss preliminary steps toward securing a new city charter. Full attendance is desired. Rathie is a subject of much importance.
Notice recalls a city ordinance requiring muzzling and licensing for dogs running at large with 1910 license tags available from the City Register. The ad also lists various local sales and events including watermelons and melons, fruit stands, a skating show, a photo studio deadline, and a furniture sale urging prompt purchase and storage to save money.
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