Frederick playgrounds draw crowds and plan expansion
A Frederick Civic Club member notes trouble getting children to leave at closing as the Maryland School for the Deaf grounds grow popular. The playgrounds attract hundreds weekly, with shade and growing apparatus. plans include a second playground behind West Fourth street Baptist church with help from Frederick High School’s Manual Training Dept and local volunteers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Civic Club
Frederick
Civic Club
Maryland School For the Deaf
Maryland
Ittie Fellows
Ss. Lewis Motter
Hahn
Baptist Church
West Fourth Street
Alonzo D. Winters
SC Stull
Frederick Boys’ Wwigh School
Ministerial Conference Meets at Sam's Creek Church
The Eastern Conference Church of the Brethren holds a two day session at Sam's Creek church near New Windsor. Topics cover ministerial work Sunday school and missionary work with Elder R A Nedrow Elder J Welty Fahrney Mrs P D Fahrney Mrs Wm Bopst and daughter Miss Irma and Mrs Allen McHenry among attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eastern Conference of the
Church of the Brethren
Sam’s Creek
New Windsor
R. A. Nedrow
J. Welty Fahrney
P. D. Fahrney
Wm. Bopst
Irma
Allen McHenry
Railroad Employes Outing Draws 6000 To Island Park
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad workers prepare for the thirtieth annual Jeanie Photo reunion at Island Park Harpers Ferry. Six thousand employees to travel via two special trains from Clunden and main line routes, with transport paid by the company. Miss Jennie Smith, railroad evangelist, to speak among other prominent speakers and musical features planned. Baltimore MoCA cooperates with rail unions to boost attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yo M.C A
Balupasarate Obie Railroad
Tayioe Te
Jeanie Fhote Eugion
Island Park
Harpers Ferry
Baltimore
Clunden
Ohig Y Moca
Miss Smith
Cumberland Water Fight Nears Harrisburg Protest
Citizens opposed to the Evitt's creek water franchise plan to protest to Governor Tenor in Harrisburg, arguing the charter would bind Cumberland to serve only the city. Mayor George S. Young leads supporters to the capital, while former Congressman TPentre has filed a protest alleging the stipulation promises water to other towns but Cumberland would be the sole beneficiary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cumberland Water
Harrisburg
Tenor
George S. Young
Pennsylvania
Tpentre
Pennsylvania Executive
Cumberland
City to Enforce Speed Limit Amid Growing Violations
Mayor Schell signals a citywide crackdown on speeding as officials weigh stricter enforcement and stronger penalties. motorists on Market Street exceed the state limit, while magistrates face calls for tougher fines and clearer evidence before action. Assistant MV Commissioner Eberhart noted needed improvements during a prior visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Subei Wath Bee Ervey
Frederick
Schell
Jesdon
Eberhart
Entertainment by S S Class at United Brethren Church
The Sun day school class taught by Miss Sue angh presents an entertainment next Saturday evening in the social room of the United Brethren church on West Second Street. Refreshments will be served by class members, one of the largest and most interesting in the day school. An informative feature honors late members of the school and their friends.
Spreckels Testimony May Be Sifted By Justice Department
New York July 26 Claus Spreckels sugar magnate says his testimony before Hardwick congressional committees will be thoroughly reviewed by the Justice Department in Washington. He alleges the sugar trust used force to restrain rivals and cites his role in funding removal of a San Francisco political ring headed by Abe Ruef. The statements imply the sugar combine violated the Sherman Act.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Claus A. Spreckels
Mislionaire
Hardwick
Department of Justice
Washington
Spreckels
Sugar Trust
San Francisco
Abe Ruef
Death of James H Hering Veteran and West Maryland settler
James H Hering, former Frederick county resident and Civil War first lieutenant, died July 24 at Center View, Maryland. He married Sarah Repp in Warrenburg, later ran a hardware and lumber business in Center View, and was active in education and civic affairs. Survived by a widow, many children and grandchildren, two sisters and three brothers.
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John M. Hering
Baltimore
Center View
James H Hering
Joshua
Susanna Hering
Frederick Coun
Hering
Warrenburg
Sarah Repp
Ephraim Repp
Maryland
Vic Sur
Joseph C. Martin
Thinmont
Tis County
PL A. Norris
Steetton
Pad
D W. Hering
New York City
Flee Hering
Wilmington
Del
John M Hering
Hall’s Catarrh Cure and Testimonials Boilerplate
An old patent medicine pitch offers one hundred dollars reward for a catarrh cure by Hall's Catarrh Cure. Endorsed by PF J Cheney and firms Walding Kinnax Marvin. Claims internal action on blood and mucous surfaces. Price five cents per bottle and availability through druggists. Also recommends Hall's Family Pills for constipation.
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Hall
Che Ee
Toledo
PF. J. Cheney
Walding, Kinnax & Marvin
Toledo O
Val
Dies After Long Illness Jesse C Clagett Dies After Illness At Local Sanitorium
After a long illness, Jesse C. Clagett, a well known county resident, died this morning at the local sanatorium under Dr George Riges care. He was aged about ve and had been at the sanatorium for five weeks. Son of the late Thomas Clagett, he lived in the city for years and worked as a trassone sales man. He belonged to the Rowsh is tee and was widely known in the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesse C. Clagett
George Riges
Houisville
Clagett
Ue Sanitario
Mr. Clagett
Thomas Clagett
Rowshis
Tee
Obituary: Longtime resident of Motter's station dies
In the Spanish-American War era, a resident of Motter's station for about twelve years passes away. He leaves a widow and two children, Thomas Clagett of St Louis and Cynthia N. Clagett of Motter, plus four sisters in Charlestown, Washington, Lindsey, and this city. Funeral plans pending with Machi son in charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Motter’s Station
Thomas Clagett
St Louis
Cynthia N. Clagett
Motter
H. O. Talbott
Charlestown
W. Wa
Thomas Harwood
Washington
Howard Bowlus
Lindsay
Ohio
Rebecca Clagett
B. Machison
Early Closing Hour for Frederic Merchants
Clerks circulated a petition among dry goods stores in Frederic requesting five o clock closings during August except Saturdays. Merchants largely approved, hoping for relief from hot work and added recreation. Several named merchants and staff supported the plan, with some considering extending intoSeptember.
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Tee
Frederi
Thomas H. Haller
Neidig & Miler
John D. Hendrickson
C. P. Bennett
Doll Brothers
M. L. Etchison
C Thomas Kemp
L. E Mullinix
John W Smith Dies After Long Illness at Ladiesburg
John W. Smith of Ladiesburg died Sunday morning after a long illness of Brights disease. Born June 20, 1853 near Deerfield, he worked for Northern Central Railroad starting 1877 and became foreman in 1898. Survived by wife Miss Zouri Delphy and children Lillie Coons Mollie Wilhide Iva Strasburg and Howard Smith. Funeral at Middletown AL E church conducted by Rev Hastings with Washington Camp No. 44 S of A in charge. interment at nearby cemetery.
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Hiness
John W. Smith
Ladiesburg
Bright
Deerfield
Bruceville
Northern Central Railroad
R. J. Bell
Smith
Zouri Delphy
Lillie M. Coons
Mollie Wilhide
Iva Strasburg
Howard Smith
W. TD. Cornell
Frederick
Geo. W. Shoemakst
Alvan Hawk
Walkersville
Levi Frock
Taneytown
Willam Bower
Middletown
Frank Busty
Hanover
Mr. Fishel
Spring Grove
Strasburg
York
AL E. Church
Carrall
PW. Hastings
AP. Grossnickle and Son
Boxing Bill Signed in Albans by Governor Dix
Special Disputed to Pe News reports in July 2020 Governor Dix signed legislation placing boxing in the state under central oversight. The act mandates use of three referees and warnings against exploitation. The text references a contentious reception and notes implications for local promoters and athletes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pe News
Albans
PLM
Dix
Bill
Pope's Condition Deteriorates, Vatican Report Says
Confidential Vatican dispatch reports the pope is weaker and in worsening condition. Physicians diagnose illness as grave, with care instructions to avoid mishandling. Source: Spear Dispatch to The News from Rome dated July 20.
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Speerad
Rome
Vatican
Prendergast enthroned archbishop in Philadelphia
Special dispatch reports Edmund I. Prendergast enthroned as archbishop of the Philadelphia arch-episcopal see. The cathedral ceremony drew prelates and church dignitaries with a procession of about a thousand clergy from across the diocese.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Edmund I. Prendergast
William B Clagett Dead State Comptroller of Maryland
William B Clagett aged Maryland state comptroller died from Brights disease at Buffalo Lithia Springs Virginia. Survived by Mrs Clagett and son Charles. He served in the Maryland Senate and as comptroller after 1908. Burials planned in Prince Georges County. He was a prominent figure in state politics and connected to Prince George's lineage.
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Bright
Buffalo Springs
William B. Clagett
Maryland
Buffalo Lithia Springs
Clagett
Charles
Prince George County
William B Clagett
B. 5. Jackson
Frank Brown
State Senate
John Walter Smith
Senate
Crothers
Joshua W. Hering
Public Utilities Commission
Thomas Clagett
Prince George’s County
Miss Duckert
Miss Keilholty
Falcroft
Isal
University of Virginia
Typhoon Strikes Japan. Hundreds Dead, Vessels Lost
A typhoon swept over Tokio and Yokohama causing about one hundred deaths. Many small vessels are missing and officials warn of more casualties as rescue operations begin. The storm disrupted coastlines and daily life across the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pulpateh Joe
Yoxlo
Tokio
Yokohama
Properlay
Public Service Commission hearing notice for Frederick telephone lines
Maryland officials schedule a hearing on the Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Company of Baltimore for permission to lay overhead and underground lines within Frederick city. The order directs publication in a Frederick newspaper and sets an election date for Great Southern Printing and Manufacturing Company directors on August 7 1911 in Frederick.
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Public Service Commission OF Maryland
NOL US
Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Company
Baltymore City
Frederick
Maryland
Mit
Baltimore
Great Southern Printing & Manufacturing Company
Frederick Cuiv
He. Delaplaine
Political Cards for Frederick County Elections
A collection of candidacy notices for Frederick County offices including County Surveyor State's Attorney Sheriff and Orphans' Court Judge. Candidates Emory C Crum Jesse F Br Meagey John W Mumford George B Dennie Jr William N Smith Guy K Motter George T Roderick James A Jones Milton Kepauer announce runs on Republican and Democratic tickets and solicit countywide support for the next primary election.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House of Delegates
Frederick County
Ut Liecumuly
Emory GC
Remsberg
Buckeystown
JuttuinTtp
Emory C, Crum
Sherif
Clarence G. Boller
Woodsboro
Jesse F. BR
Meagey
Court St
Frederick, Ma
F. Marshd&whtt
Samuel A. Lewis
Orphans’ Court
John W. Mumford
Braddock District
Mayéd&wFtt
Brederick County
Far
Uzghout
George BR. Dendie
MdewTkFir
William NI. Smith
Garn
Chas
T. Pagan
Frederick District
Guy K. Motter
George T. Roderick
Frederick
James A. Jonee
Orphans' Court
Milton Kepauver
Frederick Counety
William N. Hines
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James H. Hering
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Rough Riders
Jesbe C. Clacett
Tiames B. Hammond
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Drugeist
Prendergast
Archbishop Prendergast
West Patrick Street
Telegraph Street
South Street
Japan
Public Service Commission Or Mary Order
Thelip
J. W. Hering
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