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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jul 15, 1911
Page
7
Liberty Town reports upcoming Methodist Protestant services with a sermon on Our Debts, preparations for August church repairs including a steel ceiling, and a committee named Rev Solomon German and others. Local events include picnics, visits, sickness lists, and a fatal threshing accident.
Mrs Sarah Knott of Slidell and Mr Clay Carlin of Washington DC visit family. Miss Lydia Carlin of Slidell and Miss Hunt Reed of Chest Fel Md noted. Wm Knott travels to Washington on business. Heavy rain hindered crops. Lewisdale Sunday school holds annual picnic July 15 at Day's Grove 1 PM with King's Select Band. Columbus Hane visited Mrs Thomas Gue. Mrs Lucinda Beall visited Luther Beall, and Mrs Ursels King visited Ethel Bir dette. King's Select Band rehearses on new instruments after rain. Mr Watkins postpones line shing.
Gov erna Crothers commission in the Governor’s office selected dates and venues for farmer hearings. Plans include Cenneville Leonardstown Cambade Woodlawn Cecil County College Park Frederik County Westminster Towson and Harford County with locations to be fixed and speakers announced. Local residents Mr Gilbert Carlin Mrs James Nicholson and others are noted among visitors as subscriptions are urged.
A fragmentary wartime notice discusses changes to a longstanding alliance treaty. It notes mutual assistance terms in case of war and the removal of a clause tied to a general arbitration treaty with a third nation. The article highlights the omission of Article 2 and delays in notes between England and Japan.
A soda water tank exploded at a Befbyville Delaware facility fatally injuring a boy and injuring several others. Authorities reported the blast occurred while the tank, owned by a local operator, was being charged and caused debris to strike multiple bystanders.
Fragmentary report notes two more cholera deaths in New York. The victims Gibuelle Mastrobuon aged eighteen and Parone aged nine died after illness spreading through the city. They were removed from their homes and taken to Swinburne Hospital under care.
Reading resident Jennie M. Seifert sues Rev. W White Feuert for divorce on grounds of desertion. She alleges he left their home January 7, 1999, while serving as pastor of a barge at Dauphin near Those. Feuert’s whereabouts are listed as unknown.
President Taft accepted an invitation to speak at the New York State Bankers Association event in New York. The engagement is scheduled for January, with details released in Washington.
Testimonies from neighbors and users praise Dean's Kidney Pills for back pain and frequent kidney secretions. A user from Piedock Maryland notes relief after trying the remedy from W Warner's Drug Store. Foster Milburn Co Buffalo serves as U S sale agent with a 50 cent price. Remember the name Dean's and buy only from authorized dealers. The ad ends by urging readers to place ads for buying selling or hiring.
Detroit defeated Athletics 6 to 1 as Matlin Stanage Coombs Aub and Al aided Detroit. Chicago beat Boston 2 to 0 with Pape Williams White Sullivan pitching. Cleveland topped Washington 4 to 1 with Walker Henry Young and Wisher contributing. St Louis won 4 to 1 over New York led by Caldwell Blair Lake Stephens. Standings show Detroit and Chicago leading divisions with records listed.
National League games in Philadelphia and Boston produced Cincinnati 5 4 and St Louis 7 6 with rain postponements. Standings show Philadelphia leading with 41 wins, Chicago 32, New York 17, Pittsburgh 29, Brooklyn 19, Boston 18. Tri-State results list Trenton Lancaster 6 0, Johnstown 10 York 4, with Reading 31 9 and York 20 8 in the standings. several games postponed by rain.
The Petrel was sent from Guantanamo to Cap Haitien after threats to Fort Liberté and American holdings. The move follows a request from American Consul Livingstone amid northern Health unrest. A joint note from the United States France England Germany and Itly seeks diplomatic settlement within three months or arbitration if failure occurs. The State Department has not replied to the note.
At the National Education association convention in San Francisco the backward child problem drew the most attention. Dr Maximillian P B Grossmen of Plainfield estimated four to five million such children in the U S with at least 500000 distinctly abnormal, prompting calls for stricter measures to curb propagation.
A series of 19th century political cards announce candidacies in Frederick County. Clarence G. Wongsboro seeks the Republican nomination for Sheriff, Jesse Flueghy for State's Attorney, Samuel A. Lewis for Democratic State's Attorney, and O W Mumford for Orphans Court judge. Each card requests the support of county friends and notes primary voting.
Several candidates declare runs in Frederick County primaries. James A. Jones seeks sheriff under the Democratic banner. George T. Roderick announces Republican bid for sheriff. Milton Kefauver runs Republican for county orphan’s court judge. Each invites local voters’ support ahead of the next primary election.
A group of Frederick County Republicans and Democrats issue statements announcing candidacies for state s attorney sheriff judge of the orphans court and related offices. Names include William L. Bins Chas T. Fagan Guy K. Motter and others urging support in the upcoming primaries.
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