Man Drowns in Antietam Creek Near Pimkstown
Ned about SHY years old unwed man from Snithshurs, visiting uncle in Pimkstown, drowned yesterday afternoon near Aaron Rudy’s residence. Warned to avoid the creek due to epileptic attacks, he went fishing with two rods. He slipped into the water as a fishing rod lay across the bank. Neighbors called for help. Calvin Birely and Der Wingard helped recover the body. Medical examiner Wingard reported the man had been dead about a half hour.
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Enaworth Siudisill
Snithshurs
Ned
Aaron Rudy
Tindisill
Hinata i Rudisilt
Pimkstown
Ritdishil
Swith
Adishinoe
Calvin Birely
Wis.aken
Wingard
Surgeon Sews Heart Wound in Philadelphia Patient
Dr Francis Stewart of Pennsylvania Hospital again operated to sew a bleeding heart wound after a stabbing. The patient, Joseph Spencer, was near death on admission from internal hemorrhage. Stewart opened the chest, found the knife had pierced the heart, and closed the wound with five stitches. Spencer expected to recover.
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Francis Stewart
Pennsylvania Hospital
Philadelphia
Joseph
Spence
Stewart
Spencer
Funeral services for Mollie Jones at Aeubry church
The funeral of Mollie Jones, a colored woman, was held yesterday at 3 o'clock. Services were conducted at the Aeubry church with Good Samaritans members in attendance. Pallbearers named John Holland, Seams, Geo Sewell, and P. Thomas.
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Dhe
Mollie Jones
Robert‘bon
Aeubrytha Vervice Oplatoulas
Lote Oote
Palloeaters
John . Holand
Aed Geo Sewell
E- P. Thomas
Aedpe
HOM
Picture Censorship Meeting Planned For Next Wednesday
A preliminary committee of ladies and gentlemen formed at the Woman's College to call a public meeting on censorship of moving pictures. The gathering will discuss standards, with Rev Henri L G Kieffer and others present. George J. Jones of the Henry Watson Children's Aid Society will speak. The meeting, at 7 30 p m, will be in the Y M C A auditorium and is open to the public.
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Frederick
Gentemen
Woman's College
Henri L. G. Kieffer
J. H. Apple
Beretha «Trail
J. K. White
Arthur . Willard
H. R. Evans
J. D. Baker
Edith Ritchie
Frank L. Stoner
Thomas Freeman Dixon
Louise Johnson
George J. Jones
Henry Watson
Children’s Aid Society
Baltmore
Willard
H. I.G. Kieffer
George List
Opers House
Linthlown Arrested After Involuntary Brawl in Trarusville
E Garrett reports Linthlown was arrested by Demity Sheriff John L. Durrew in Trarusville last evening on a charge related to a street confrontation with Charles A D W Diam Wilthuns and Cathicinn. A dispute over a bill led to a fight in front of the postoone yesterday afternoon. Linthicum allegedly knocked Willams down, then was jailed by Justice NM Shipley after a hearing set at 200 dollars bail pending grand jury action.
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E. Garrett
Linthlown
Trarusville
Demity
John L. Durrew
Charles A.D. W Diam
Wilthuns
Cathicinn
Amayitle Sesterday
Willams
Linthier
Biothien
Walkin
Femita I
Linthicum
Mire Linthitcum
Job
NM Shipley
Tinil
Grand Jury
Social World Straw Ride to Middletown tevreden
The Social World notes a straw ride hosted by Mrs Harbin at Nubrah Cottage last evening. Guests enjoyed a jolly trip in a large wagon to Middletown with pleasant dinner and convivial company. Attendees included Anna and Lani Dunetay, Dorothy Chirkson, Werther Anderson, Mr and Mrs Clarkson, Mr and Mrs Bronein, Mr Berge, Mr Wiste, Mr Prectian, Manson Maulsby, Dante Enright, and Percival Harbin.
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Nibrah Cottage
Mr. Berge
Mr. Wiste
Mr.Preetian
Manson Maulsby
Dante’ Enright
Percival
Harbin
Local News Briefs From City Hospital and Baker’s Valley
Fragmented OCR report notes Ruth Flaher improving after appendectomy at City Hospital and mentions Arthur Plankards Wert. Patrick vatreet ill from effects of unknown incident while at work in Baker's Valley, unclear and garbled.
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Mise
Ruth Flaher
City Hospital
Arthur Plankards Wert
Patrick Vatreet
Baker's ‘Valley
Lynching Prevented as Special Train Rushes Prisoners
Special dispatch from Loulayie Kentucky reports a special train rushed through with prisoners arrested for a girl's murder. Authorities aimed to avert a lynching by moving those held. Public unrest prompted urgent security measures.
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Loulayie
Girly
Scotland Yard Sends Man to Canada for Dr Crippen
Reports indicate Scotland Yard dispatched an agent to Canada in pursuit of Dr. Crippen. The move follows earlier information exchanges and signals heightened transnational urgency in the case.
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Scotland’ Yards
Canada
Dr. Crippen
Engineers Set to Strike at Montreal Railways
The News reports Montreal on July 23 that engineers of the Franco-Prank Railroad, joined by employees, are on the brink of striking. A conference is planned for Monday to address the dispute and potential work stoppage.
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Montreal
Tenement Store Wreck Tells Little as Disaster Strikes
Special dispatch from New York reports a wreck at a store in a tenement today caused by a blunt instrument or hand force. No injuries were found. Police opened an inquiry with no fatalities recorded. Witnesses described a sudden collapse and minor debris scattered across the area. Local officials promised prompt safety checks and repairs.
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New York
Will Erect Band Shell at Braddock Heights Auditorium
Bert Rhodes has contracted to erect a band shell or sounding board in Braddock Heights auditorium to improve Sunday night concerts by the Heights Orchestra under Prof. Irving Biser. Work starts immediately and should finish next week. a Beherhian Girl concert is planned for August 10 with principals and company from the May program.
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Bert Rhodes
Braddock Heights
Irving Biser
Braddocks. Heights
Team Will Compete At Infantry Match Next Week
Team Will coast of Mesers Mun shower Eyler Johnson Lutz Al baugh Kennedy and others will stay at the range. The match is set for Wednesday at 1 PM with 100 shots and 500 yards. Captain De olin Markey plans to go down for this event as part of the Maryland route team.
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Munshower
Eyler
Johnson
Lutz
Baugh
Kennedy
al Bangh
New York
Abby
Battie
Capitan
Provident Bank Announces October 1900 Interest Rate Hike
The Provident Bank reports an increase in its annual interest rate to four percent for special interest bearing and other deposits as of November 1900. Depositors need not present their passbooks to receive the higher rate, and the new terms apply to new deposits of the same class while existing contracts remain unchanged.
Unique window display draws crowd to Quebec event
Local note describes an array of promotions and displays at McCardell’s Window in Quebec. It highlights a cross border auto trip by a notable team, with ribbons marking progress from a central point. The item mentions auditions, skating acts, and proposed plans by Pearce & Sheck, urging readers to save labels and visit the window to learn more.
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AG Besant & Knott
Grove
Hue
Quebec
U.S
Mexico
Amigston Point
Opera House
McCardell
Pearce &Scheck
Ada
In the Law's Grip Arrests Tonight
A chaotic street scene ends with multiple arrests as officers pick up several intoxicated suspects. One man, identified as RAVEN VAN, is detained along with others including WHilkine Fry and J. Fennel Shit. Investigations continue into the night.
Braddock picnic set for August 13 in area
Brief items note several local happenings. Grangers plan a large picnic August 9 to 13, with the great Braddock picnic scheduled for Saturday August 13. Charles Kreh improves West South street property while All Saints rectory on Record street gains a new pavement. A Baltimore and Ohio track railing is erected on East All Saints Street from Carroll Street to the station.
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Taneytown
Grangers
Charles Kreh
All ‘Saints
Carroll Street
Merchants Close Stores Saturdays Excepted in August
Local notice states merchants will close their stores on Saturdays from August to August 31, listing merchants including Merpras, Miner, Joan D. Henrickson, Tuomas Hatin, Py Benner, Daun Bros, MacLNix, Kne, Kremason, Cun, and Marxxy's.
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Tinhéraigdéd. Merchante
Ugred Td
Merpras& Miner
Joan D. Hennrickson
Tuomas
Hatin
Py Benner
Daun Bros
Kbs
Maclnix
onQallomas Kne
Kremason
Marxxy's
Saturday Bargains in 1910 Era Store Ad
A crowded price list shows shipley s Saturday bargains including pint jars 45 cents a dozen quart jars 40 cents a dozen jelly glasses 18 cents a dozen and 10 cent steel window screens 24 cents each. Also offers on matches soap brooms toilet paper tin cups ironing wax and various household goods with notices for furniture and Oxford shoes. The ad promotes Edison records and a Braddock Heights day event with speakers and music organized by the Lutheran Reunion Committee of Frederick County Maryland.
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Shipley
Braddock Heights
W. E. Brown
Lutheran Reunion Committee
Frederick County
Local Notices and Sales in Braddock and Frederick area
Local notices list a series of payments and receipts for August 1 1910 in the Farmers and Merchants National Bank with series numbers and remarks. It mentions a Braddock picnic August 13 1910 with addresses and speakers and a music program by The Yellow Springs and Monocacy Valley Band. Also ads for low price goods, clothing, snacks, and a Sunday train schedule from Baltimore, plus a political talk on socialism and a local beer advert for Piel’s Beer.
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Braddock
Mercer
Geo. A. Snyder
Hedges
Emory J. Cobrentz
Yellow Springs
Monocacy Valley
Huck
Tering
Hagner seeks Sixth District Congress seat in Frederick visit
Mr Hagner of Hagerstown toured southern Frederick County as a candidate for Congress from the Sixth District and reported strong support and bright prospects in the primaries. A Frederick party camped along the Monocacy near Frederick Junction enjoying river life at Worthington's Spring with groups including Mr and Mrs Harry Lebbers and several young women.
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Hagner
Alexander R. Hagner
Hageratown
Frederick
Congress
Worthington’s
Monotacy
Frederick Junction
Committee Adjourned At Courthouse Meeting
A county central committee adjourned at the courthouse this week after a brief session. The meeting focused on agenda items and scheduling for upcoming local party activities and campaigns. No further details were provided.
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Megoeieee County
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