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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jul 25, 1910
Page
2
Fragmentary game summary notes tight at bats and errors. Mentions Malone Ottaro LeGore and Zsndutter as batters with multiple hits. Lease and Snouffar pitched for both sides, with several runs scoring and timely three base hits noted but details incomplete.
Amid rising appendicitis cases in England the Lancet reports the disease is increasing and often treated as an emergency. Dr Donald W Hood and other physicians discuss misattributed symptoms and the shift toward non surgical care when possible.
A New York broker reports a fear of attack by Italians amid a social scene in West Park Ulster County. The Deksorond party, hosted by Louis, drew attention as authorities investigated possible threats and tensions among wealthy residents.
Special Dispatch reports from New York in July 1935 that British police believe a Berlin confession will lead to the arrest of Dr Crippen. The dispatch notes confidence in the evidence and hints at imminent action by authorities.
Nine people have died from heat prostrations in the city as authorities report rising casualties. Officials urge residents to seek shade, stay hydrated, and limit outdoor activity during peak heat hours.
A damaged dispatch from Heaton reports a freight train wreck with casualties. The Ursin was killed and the incident halted operations as investigators probe causes. Local authorities closed Easter services briefly while responders worked at the scene.
The Baltimore Eastern League club negotiates up to $12,000 for pitcher Russell with manager Mauger Mack pursuing the deal. Philadelphia and Cleveland sources dispute the price while Mack claims Russell remains a key acquisition as pre-season moves unfold.
Fanwell, a right hand pitcher from Hagerstown and Frederick Institute, made his major league debut for Danville in a league game vs the Athletics. The Athletics won 2 to 0 as Fanwell held them to five singles and the runs came on errors. Batters Baker and Collins stood out for the Athletics. Collins had one hit, Oldring two, while Connie Mack’s lineup featured several players with limited success.
A stream of brief social notices lists many residents and visitors. Names include Miss Ross Kennedy, Mr. William Duvall, Mrs. William Buckey, Miss Nettie Baughillin, Justus Miller, Mrs. Kenedy, George Habe, Harry Wilcoxon, Dudley Myern, Vincent Sebold, Mrs. H Knock, and others. Activities span visits to parents, vacations in Baltimore and Washington, and participants at regional gatherings.
Mrs Janen Cleveland Grice and her two month old child, once believed murdered by her husband, now safe and living in Blackwell City Oklahoma. The husband James Cleveland Grice remained silent but knew their whereabouts. the mother, while under strain, cooperates in the long mystery’s end. Baby Grice rests in a crib at the Sylvan Heights Home for Orphans in Harrisburg.
Washington attorneys plan to attack Maryland's new auto tax law in court, arguing it violates the commerce and federal power limits and unfairly burdens District residents. They contend the tax collected since July 1 exceeds budgeted sums and that the law imposes discriminatory licensing requirements on nonresidents, while granting leniency to others.
Rochester druggist Heory Hoofen believed to be dying from tuberculosis after 20 severe hemorrhages and weakness. He treated himself with rat tlesnake venom following Dr. Thomas J. Mays experiments. After 100 doses he improved, gained weight, and his cough disappeared.
A card party and dance were hosted by Mr. and Mrs. M C Jones in New Market Saturday night in honor of Miss Mita Sania Quinn of Frederick and her Baltimore guest Miss Rhoda Berryman. Attendees included Lois Barat and others from New Market and nearby towns. socializing and dancing followed the games.
Notes of News Were and Across the state recount readings of weather, deaths, and local events. The report mentions Mount Tabor Evangelical Lutheran dedication at Fairview along with Assembly notes on politics, court cases, and public notices across counties including Baltimore, Harford, and Montgomery.
Advertised lettera notices list names and addresses for correspondence with the dead letter office. The page names Ernest Brown Jack Finley and others, plus several women including Nellie Cooper Mary Glengar Marie Holland and Mary Aula Bary. The notices indicate letters not called for within two years may be sent to the dead letter office.
The Tauvytown Farmers Grange hosts an annual exhibition in Obler's Grove near Taney Town with agriculture displays, tours, and talks by speakers including Governor Crothers and Hon. J. F. C. Falbott. Events run August 9 to August 12 with morning and afternoon addresses on topics like fruit growing, poultry, butter cows, and farm practices.
Representatives from Gypsy tribes across the United States gathered in Washington to appoint Emil Mitchell as the new leader. Five tribe chiefs attended, declaring Mitchell the chief to guide the wandering community until another election or relocation occurs.
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