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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jul 21, 1910

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2

County commissioners per county list for appointive positions

A long list of names appears for county commissions and appointive posts, including Thomas De Stup, F Zimmerman, Charles Thomas, Dr He Routepn, Otho Thomas, and many others across towns such as Middletown, Frederick, Brunswick, and Emmitsburg. The document catalogs numerous individuals grouped by locality, with roles tied to county governance and potential appointments.

Akaveone Thonas de Stup Edward E Benjamin F. Zimmerman Charles Thonas M. Snouffer Jesville Day David Ol Harlan A. Schildt Prkgech John TH. Beashley Wim. H. . Jors Mindietown W. W. Doth Albert Remeberg George C. Rhadertek Ety Tylork George D. Derr George Wiles Win. d. Kepler A Inks Daniel H. Beachley Foster Jabalt Beachley de Audhee A. M. Abait John Beach Fetch Hiram Ramsberg Rockville HH. Keller Roy “Shafer Theodore Shafer Peor ‘Spring M. Frank Holter Oliver L. Coblentz Charles M. Brannay Reno—D Kepler Wm. W. Beach Ley Charles Miller Aye Valley View Maurice — Brandenburg George Mowser Oliver H. Ke‘Yauver

Lawyers vs Bankers in Braddock Neights Bowling Duel

In Braddock Neights Casino lanes last night the Lawyers defeated the Bankers by 60 pins to claim two of three games. Motter led with 121 pins in a single game as team totals suffer from three absences and a 216 average. Brad dork leads league with 1180 pins across three games. Tonight Singer2 and Dippy2 face off as interest rises in a hot contest.

Braddock Neights Lawyers Bankers Motter Tit Braddork Singera Dippya

Smaller Baltimore Boy Rescues Drowning Companion

Harry Wilson of Baltimore nearly drowns at Antietam Creek near Keedysville while swimming with friends. Jarcry Wilson, a younger Baltimore youth, is swept downstream before Harry Goull, a better swimmer, reaches him and pulls him to the shore with help from others.

Harry Wilson Baltimore Keedysville Jarcry Wilson Boonsboro Antietm Yeatorday Harry Goulf

Trust Company Formed on the Eastern Shore

Salisbury Trust Company launches with capital stock of 100000 dollars and a 40 year charter. Incorporators include Robert Melandlish and Charles Leviness of The Sick, with Mrs 9 C Warehlme serving as secretary of the Frederick County Agricultural Society who is slowly recovering.

Salisbury Trust Company Peningila Trust Company Robert C. Melandlish Charles Leviness 9.C. Warehlme The Frederick Cott Agricultural Society Clarke Place City’ Hospital

Personal and Social News from the City

Pleasant paragraphs show residents visiting friends in Baltimore Washington and nearby towns. Movements include Mr George W Pearce visiting his parental home in Montgomery County and families moving from East Patrick Street to South Street. Several locals travel to Ocean City Atlantic City Harrisburg and Braddock Heights for visits and vacations.

Tobbes Din Avenue Vinidag Braddock Mebridiges Maltinwre Mike Irene Behudler Withligton Arington Mixy Ella Garrett Peestburg Bimele Seluster George W.pearce Camus Montgomery County Charles Hopwood Pen-Mar Mra. L Blautt West Churel Street Waynesboro Lethit Metter West Second Street Brnnktsburg Misa Hamil Whiten Liz Wke Kessler East Patrick Street Uigzerstown Johm Quarles Liooste Falls Noy Cor Miler West Watrick Street Mas Mes Erry Re Phiatt East Pearth Street Pen-May Waynestoro Mroo Prank RK. Gilbert South Market Street Inve Ocean City Atlantic City Charles Frive Thoms Zimmerman Lewis Dertzbaugh Charles Zeller Roanoke Charles Poo Cramer G.I Leavet Washington, D.C Valley View Lewis Motter Burt Churele Harrisburg Hdna Niga Amte Cardell Hagerstown Anna Darling Borxton Missea Cardell North Market Street Jolur W Butler Joluer Donthus Catherine Mero Coblonitz Rockwell Terrace George Wilyon Aid Family Brudack Heights Rosenour Athnatle City

Death and funeral notices from Harper's Ferry and area

Obituary notices report the death of Rev. N C Onackety Brackett at Harper's Ferry after multiple operations aged seven? He served as treasurer of Storer College and worked for the Christian Commission after coming from Phillips Missouri in 1865. Survived by wife Nancy Louise Wood and four children. Funeral at free Will Baptist Church and burial in Harper graveyard. Also Mollie Jones Roberson aged 64 died at Montevue Hospital and funeral arranged Friday at 5 with interment at Green Mount Cemetery. A youth near Frederick was badly cut when a scythe struck by a pet. 13 year old taken for treatment by Dr Hedges.

Harper's Erry Aen Mathet Dartmouth College Nancy Louise Wood Maine J. W. Brickett Fish and Game Commisston L. J. Brackett Boston Mes. Thomas II, Robertson Washington, D. C Mra J.C. Newcomer Boxwood Sinter Scott Lightner Harper’s Ferry Free Will Baptist Church Harper Mollie Jones Roberson Montevue Hospital Aebury Church Order of Nazarites Greenmount Cemetery

Fragmentary Note on Home Investment and Family Happiness

A fragmented text extols home investment as good fences and a source of family happiness. It questions who suffers sorrow or contention and hints at the value of advertising or attention to dwelling improvements. The passage reflects rustic proverbs about property and well being.

Murdered Leader Tied to Major Transit Group

Private detectives are pursuing the identity of the killer of Ira Gawn, president of the MongalouteRultyroad, who was found dead at a bench yesterday. An arrest is expected soon as authorities push the investigation forward in Chicago.

None Chicago Brinkley Soteighin Ira Gawn Monga Loute Rultyroad Bik Bench Aurderer

Fire disaster leaves watchman dead as boy missing in city blaze

In a large city fire, a watchman died from burns and a boy is missing. Local authorities suspect incendiary devices or arson linked to cloak strikes behind the blaze. Investigators search for clues while the fire department battles the remaining flames.

New York Suly

Marshall 18 Arrested in Bank Looting Case

Philadelphia reporter says John R. Marshall was arrested on July 21 charged with complicity in the looting of the National City Bank of Cambridge Massachusetts. Sperla and Hispatel are named in the item.

Sperla Philadelphia John R. Marshall National City Bank Cambridge Mass

Club House Stables of Whippeny River Club Destroyed

A large fire today destroyed the club house stables of the Whippeny River Club in Morristown New Jersey. The blaze occurred July 21 and caused extensive damage to the property.

Morristown N. J Whippeny River Club

Shurman Named for New York Chief Executive

Congressman Dwight announces Jacob Gould Shurman of Cornell as his choice for the New York State chief executive post.

Ithaca N. Y Dwight Jacob Gould Shurman Cornell State of New York

Rod and Gin Baseball Clash Tonight

The Phobus and Derr teams will clash this evening at 6 30 o clock. An interesting and exciting game is scheduled, and the fans should turn out in force.

Phobus Derr

Doan's Kidney Pills End Years of Kidney Trouble

Mrs Katie Donovan of Brunswick Maryland reports fifteen years of kidney disease with pain headaches and dizziness. After using Doan's Kidney Pills she has no kidney symptoms and recommends the remedy. Sold by dealers with Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY as sole agents. price 60 cents. Remember the name Dean's and say you saw it in The News.

Frederick Dean Katie Donovan Railroad St. Brunswick Doan Foster-Milburn Co Buffalo New York United States

Noten. of News Here and There Across the State

Variety of brief items from across the state recount local incidents and plans. A farmers gathering is slated for August 13 while the county budgets 504000 for roads and bridges, mainly near Denthing. A Naval Academy cadet class 205 is noted as newly completed.

Cumberland Efficias Vearre St. Mary's Church Boyds Denthing Naval Academy John Edward Edwards Crumpton Anual Mount Zora Fostmaster Harris Baltimore Ways Ie Momuignental Price Morris Colmnbix Port Deposit Carvoline General Assembly George Sembly Samuel Jon Nalrn Ramapolis Kessler Hancock Maryland Traffe Frank Hetter North Branch Cumberland Strauss Supreme Bench

City halts whistle at roundhouse after five years

The mayor and city council of Hagerstown served notice to Western Maryland Railroad to end the curfew whistle at the roundhouse. The longstanding ordinance barred under fifteen from streets after 10 p m in summer and 9 p m in winter, but enforcement never occurred. The whistle, the loudest in town, disturbed nearby residents and the city enters an agreement to discontinue the nightly warning signals.

Hagerstown Western Maryland Railroad Company Roundhouse

Cupid Outwits Parent in Elopement at Rockville

A Hagerstown couple, Miss Fannie R. Sollenberger and Thomas F. Price, married by Rev. W. D. Keene after the Rockville license bureau closed. The father had telegrammed Baltimore Washington Cumberland Martinsburg Frederick and others to refuse licenses, but Rockville was overlooked. The couple, both of age, wed and departed for Washington.

Frederick Fannie R. Sollenberger Thomas F. Price Hageratown Hageratown Liveryman Baltimore Washington Cumberland Martinsburg Rockville Matridge W. D. Keene Southern Methodist Church Sollenberger Young Price Indy

Deafness and Ear Inflammation Adverts from Toledo Firm

An historical ad style notice discusses deafness as a temporary curable ailment. It mentions ear inflammation causing rumbling and imperfect hearing and promises relief with a guaranteed result. The advertisement is signed by B J Creney and Company of Toledo Ohio.

Perry

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