Weekend Musical Treat Brightens Frederick’s Summer
A weekend concert by Frederick’s first free band drew strong attendance and praise for fine playing and community effort. The event, held under auspicious weather, showcased a well rehearsed ensemble amid lively chatter, while ongoing city improvements and a new nurses’ home at Frederick City Hospital marked progress. The city considers metering big water users and plans to attract the Maryland State Aerie of Eagles next year, with local interest fueled by Engelbrecht diary extracts and hopes to raise funds for a free band.
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Frederick
Murder charge follows after alleged killing of Alice Crispell
Herbert Johns is jailed on a first degree murder charge in the Harvey's Lake case. A coroner's jury found violence caused the death of Alice Crispell but had exonerated Johns. Witnesses described July 4 events at Oneonta hotel and subsequent encounter with Johns near the scene. Father William Crispell faced suspicions of threats, while others testified to Alice's slight intoxication and urging Johns to accompany her home. Authorities consider a potential lone aggressor in a dark suit along the roadway near the tragedy.
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Alice Crispell
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William Crispell
Wiliam Archer
Johne
Oneonta
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Lake
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Jobus
Martha
Holcomb
Sven
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Crispell
Queenta Hotel
Cis
Terious
Human Tiger Hanged in California for Prisoner Attack
Sacramento July 12 Jacob Oppenheimer called the human tiger was hanged for attacking a fellow prisoner after a life of crime from a 14 year old boy to robbery and murder. He used a file to stab Francisco Quijada through bars taunting him before killing him. The case led to capital punishment for an attack on a guard or inmate. Evidence notes his notoriety and the prison telegraphy taunt scene.
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Atstack
Sacramento
Cal
Jacob Oppenheimer
America
Oppenheimer
Folsom
Ross
San" Quentin
California
Francisco Quijada
Quijada
How to Prepare Taootheome and Wholesome Dishes
A feature ad style collage of household recipes and drinks. It outlines steps for sponge cake, lemon juice, strawberry preparations, rhubarb drinks, currant ade, and ginger limeade. Includes method hints and storage notes, with mentions of serving ideas and beverage variations.
Baseball Scores From International and National Leagues
Daily schedule results include Jersey City at Baltimore and Rochester at Buffalo, Toronto at Montreal, Providence at Newark with 3 2 scores, and yesterday’s standings show Providence leading with 7 5, Jersey City 4 1, Montreal 8 0, Baltimore 7 4, plus various NL and AL clubs and batteries listed. Standings reflect city teams like Philadelphia Boston New York Chicago St Louis and others with typical early season records.
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Bultimore
Jersey City
Rochester
Duffalo
Toronto-Montreal
Nowork
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Montreal
Foronto
Buffalo
Butta
Balto
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Philsburgh
Seule Tend
St Man Reall
Rixeys-lowley
Rook
Yinging
Boston
Rattering
Burk
Wingo
Tyler
Rariden
Peace conference on railways seeks wage dispute fix
Secretary Wilson explains the aim to aid prevention of a strike on the eastern railroads. The plan targets a joint government railway settlement with a larger arbitration board, as railways and unions push for a six member board while Wilson favors nine. he is willing to waive that point.
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Atews
York
Secre
Wilson
Gether
Wilson Narrowly Escapes Auto Crash Near Hanover
Cornish New Hampshire July 12 President Wilson had a narrow escape on the return trip from Hanover when his car skidded on an oiled road and nearly struck a rail fence. Chauffeur Robinson slammed on the emergency brakes to avert injury to the president who rode in the front seat. The vehicle swerved while trying to yield to a heavy drag. skid chains failed to grip. The president, who had earlier visited Dartmouth College, enjoys golf and brisk mountain air for exercise.
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Wilson
Hanover
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Roebinson
White House
Avutomobile
Dartmouth College
Hic
Billy
Xolf
Man Arrested for Four Arsons Including Library Fire
Reported in Pittsburgh July incidents describe a sixteen year old, Raymond Stunb, accused of starting four fires on the North Side. One blaze destroyed the Library office building, causing significant loss though no fatalities. He confessed after investigation. Also noted are other unrelated ads and notices.
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Debiro
Arenien
Reisons
Lily
Iunarony
Ure
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Stunb
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Raab
Mamethine
Twleg
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Daily News
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