Talk of the Town captures a buzzing Frederick week
A lively week in Frederick features soldiers at camp, campus entertainments, parades, and civic concerns. Citizens enjoy band concerts, teas, and guard mounts while officials debate speeding limits, street conditions, and new facilities. Governor Crowder visits, Blair Lee emerges as a gubernatorial possibility amid local chatter.
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Frederick
Stout
Wells
Soldier Boys
Blair Lee
Lee
Darky
Relic of St Anne Draws Relief Seekers in New York Church
In a New York church basement at 81 Jean Baptiste Street East Seventy, many afflicted individuals including women and children test the relic of St Anne hoping for cures. A Philadelphia man, William Suttvan, reports paralysis relief after forty days of kissing the relic and plans to return home hoping for full recovery.
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New York Church
New York
Jean Baptiste Charth
Salh Pheet
Anne
William O Suttvan
Former Springfield judge jailed after domestic incident
Luther F. Young former police court judge of near Middletown faced chaos at his West High street home as his wife barricaded herself inside after an evening quarrel. Police and a sergeant intervened, placing Young in county jail for the night amid talk of possible lunacy charges.
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Springfield
Ohio
Luther F. Young
Middletown
West High Street
Lachess
Curtis
Young Coul
Geger
Tas Lake
Fertie
Dalare
Patraln
Po Parity
Lawiee Hoxes
Poe
Young Feeing
Noth
Real estate transfers and trustees in Brunswick area
John Newman trustee transfers to S W George and Company in Brunswick for 5920 dollars. James K Waters and wife to Susan Eyler 178 dollars. Harry Brindle and Charles C Waters trustees to Nettie M Hesson 750 dollars. Garry Brindle and Charles C Waters trustees to Citizens Savings Bank Thurmont 1910 dollars. Laura Wilson and others to Libert D L Schroyer in county 31000. Galin A Stall executors to Charles A Rice in county 500 dollars. Samuel T Miller to Fisk Elgin in Kuonavie 75. Andrew J Baker and wife to Asa I Watkins 147.60. Real Estate and Improvement Company of Baltimore City to James Anthony Chambers in Brunswick 100 dollars. A C Buckey and wife to Narry Leatherman 5 dollars. Charles W Manley and Lena G Hubert and Oliver Gregory Hanna and Myrtle Elizabeth Bekerdt involved.
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John
Newman
S. W. George and Company
Brunswith
James K. Waters
Susan
Eyler
Harry Brindle
Charles C. Waters
Nettie M. Hesson
Garry Brindle
Citizens’ Savings Bank
Thurmont
Laura ©. Wilson
Libert D. L. Schroyer
Galin A. Stall
L. LD. Stall
Charles A.rice
Bounty
Samuel T. Miller
Fisk Elgin
Kuoavie
Andrew J. Baker
Asa I Watkins
Rounty
Real Estate and Improvement Company of
Baltimore City
James Anthony Chambers
Brunswick
A A.C. Buckey
Narry
Giants Defeat Fredericks In Tight Baseball Game
The Young Giants beat the Young Fredericks 4 to 2 in a lively contest. Taumgardner pitched shutout ball until the late innings, holding opponents to no hits. Batteries Young Giants Baumgardner and Gilbert. Young Fredericks Johnson Schroeder and Wastler.
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Giants
Fredericks
Taumgardner
Th. E. Y Giants
Y. Fredks
Young Giants
Baumgardner
Gilbert
Young Fredericks
Johnson, Schroeder
Wastler
Blacksnake Measured Seven Feet Long Shot Near Rocky Springs
John Korell of near Rocky Springs shot a blacksnake along Little Tuscarora Creek yesterday. The reptile measured seven feet and a fraction of an inch, highlighting a notable catch in the rural area.
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Kiley
John Korell
Rocky Springs
Tuscarora Creek
Crothers Likely Backed By Baltimore and State Dems
Governor Crothers announced in Annapolis he will seek reelection, with Baltimore and State party leaders rallying to back him. The move reshapes the Maryland Democratic fight, aligning Crothers with Senator Lee and Senator Gorman while stirring speculation on the party leadership and primary outcomes.
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Baltimore and State
Lee
Crothers
Mr. Baker
Baltimore Sun
Annapolis
Anl
Bate
Aithac P. Gorman
Charles Burke
Corman
Hig
Democratic Party
Sagin
Crouiters
Smith
Ete Tive
Vcketta
Gorman
United States Senate
Rayner
Hevermor Crothers
Cecil County
Arting P. Gorman
Toward
Alur Lee
Llous Bumers County
Goseryher Crothers
Gorpus
Miny En Yous
Maryland
J. D. Baker
Senator Smith
Bght
James P. Gorter
Hae
Judge Burks
Talbott
Law Grips Lynch Mob Case and New Jersey Fraud Alert
In the Law’s grip VCE under blinded James Abrecht was granted a leave before Justice John Francia Smith on indecent exposure. Lewis pled in default of $1000 bail for grand jury obstruction. Samuel A Lewis represented the accused. Win Shipley, wanted in Trenton on fraudulently removing a motorcycle, appeared before Justice Smith and was held in $800 bond for New Jersey authorities’ arrival. Dorsey Etchison appeared for the accused.
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VCE
Blouu
James Abrecht
John Francia Smith
Lewis
Samuel A. Lewis
Jersey
Eitortels
Shipley
Trenton
N. J
Smith
Inspection Week At Montevue Hospital Draws 160 Visitors
Superintendent Gregg welcomed about 160 visitors to Montevue Hospital during a special week of open buildings. Daily tours replaced normal visiting days, as inmates were moved between Monteville and Crownsville facilities. The Crownsville hospital remains state supervised and workers will join the construction of new buildings.
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Gregg
Montegvue Hospital
Chu
Tue Nins
Montevin
Crownsville
Martinsburg Seeks Norwalk Auto Plant
Martinsburg makes a strong bid to attract the Norwalk Automobile Works. The stock to date totals about ten thousand dollars with the remainder expected soon. Local agent D Chester Kemp noted the company seeks a site while stressing small ads can yield big results for buyers and sellers.
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Martinsburg
Norwalk Automobile Works
Cleveland News
D. Chester Kemp
Board of Trade
Union Terminal Plans Face Slow Progress In Frederick
A Frederick board explores a proposed Union Terminal while a separate effort to offer cheap weekend rail fares stalls. The Transportation Bureau, board of trade, and rail officials dispute viability, with officials citing limited demand and higher regular fares. Census figures show U.S. farm values and acreage rising, with farm land value leaping to 28.38 billion dollars in 1910 from 13.05 billion in 1900.
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Frederick
Transportation Bureau
Board of Lrade
Saske
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Braddock
O.£. P. Bennett
Board of Trade
Bennett
Harpers Ferry
Washington
Tie
Union Station
Northern Central
Bolthmere
Ohio
D. Charles Winebrewer
Bureau of the Census
United States
Falkner
Committee Names Resolutions Panel for Lam bert Death
President Jacob Rosenstock of the Independent Hose Co names a committee to draft resolutions on the death of D. Michael Lambert, one of the company's oldest members. The panel includes David H Kolb Milton T Derr George Salter Sr CO Q Willard and John Abrecht.
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Jacob Rosenstock
Independent Hose Co
D. Michael Lambert
Messrs
David H Kolb
Milton T Derr
George Salter
Q. Willard
John Abrecht
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