Lutheran Reunion Fills Pen-Mar with Large Attendance
Hon. George L. Wellington delivered the main oration on Luther's life and influence. The Pen-Mar Lutheran reunion drew 12,000 to 15,000 from Maryland Delaware Pennsylvania Virginia and the District of Columbia. Organizers planned another gathering in July 1912 with funds aiding the Lutheran ministry and Tabitha Home.
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George L. Wellington
United States
Maryland
Delaware
Pennsylvania
Virginia
West Virginia
District of Columbia
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D. D
York
Marquardt
Harrisburg
Roth Jed
Martin Luther
J. A. Singmanter
Gettysburg Theological Seminary
George W. Milter
Baltimore
Tabitha
Jesus
Lynn
GW. Enders
D. B
Remmion Choir
Lord
IB Hemensnyder
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General Synod
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Weber
Mountain
John G. Morris
Morris
Dr. Weber
W. C. Wire
Thurmont
Gettysburg
Blue Mountain House
Pen-Mar
Crimperland
Br. Remensnyder
Dresden Amen
Goorge L. Wellington
Luther
Thomas Cassie
Pen-May
Mar
Jastery’ Fund
Tabitha Freme
Lincoln
Nebraska
Eleetants
George Wo
Pretera
Maller
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Prarip Mart Uburg
Marin Lucher Anders
Cumberland
Wd. Rev
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Markavod
Harristur
Willem Redding
Ship Peustucs
Puy Rey JG Baker
al Grettyshires
Ehingerstown
Reunion at Harper's Ferry draws six thousand railroad workers
Six thousand people from Baltimore and Ohio routes and Frederick area traveled to Harper's Ferry for the fiftieth annual Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Young Men's Christian Association reunion. Mother Jenny Smith spoke on railroad evangelism, recounting pioneer days, with Benn and Brantner also addressing the crowd.
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Baltimore and Ohio Ear Road
Frederick
Harpers Perry
Baltamore and Ohio Railroad
Jenny Smith
Yaing
Baltimore
Parker Shors
Cumberland
Trarpers Perry
Baltimore Ant Ohio Hullroad Company
Ise
Zimmerman
Island
John Brown
Harpers Ferry
Chimney Rock
Potomac
Shenanadoah
Maryland
Virginia
Weert Virgenes
T. FE. Stacy
Verefary
Riverside Branch
Sallagere
Ohio Youngsten
Minnie Lemkuhl
C OW Benn
Lattimers and Ohio
James J. Jeffries
Anti-cigarette League
Aly
T. Brantner
Marlinsburg
W. Va
Miss Smith
Dayton
O, Reo
Williamson Drug Co Extends Zemo Agency in City
J A Williamson of this city has closed a deal to continue as agents for Zemo the eczema remedy. The clean liquid external treatment has gained public favor, offering a valuable addition to the firm’s stock of remedial agents. A limited supply of samples will be given free to skin sufferers who wish to test the medicine. How to Preserve the Skin will also be provided to interested readers.
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J. A. Williamson
Gann
Williamson Drug Co
Ney
Fines and arrests linked to Glen Deha case and county relief
Witkowski pledges to recover half fines for Glen Ischa treasury while urging action by County Commissioners. Governor Crothers advised stepping in if Montgomery and Glen Beho relief efforts stall. About 40 witnesses summoned for Rockville trials next Saturday regarding Sunday’s disturbances at Glen Beho. 30 summoned by Witkowski with others testifying for remaining parties.
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Loni
Wilkow'ha
Alexamuler Kalgeus
Bar Kale
Hockvilles
Torkay
Witkowsk
Glen Ischa
Crothers
Montgomery
Glu
Rockville
Glen Beho
Agor Witkowski
Ube
Sauloomer
Raising Fund for Mr Plimikert in Brunswick
Friends of George Plimikert, a small express delivery driver of Brunswick, who had his leg broken about ten days ago and was treated at Frederick City hospital, are raising a fund to help cover the medical expenses and related costs of his injury.
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Plunkett
George Plimikert
Little Express
Brunswick
Prederick City
Iuspiral
Impressive Elevation of New Archbishop in Philadelphia
The Mast ed Edward FP Prendergast was elevated to archbishop of the Philadelphia diocese in a cathedral ceremony marked by grandeur. A papal representative attended along with nearly 100 priests and many public officials, succeeding the late Archbishop Ryan.
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Philadelphia
Mastev Edward FP Prendergast
Bank Cashier Resigns to Join Philadelphia Firm
G G Campbell of Brunswick resigns as cashier of the People s National Bank Brunswick after five years. His resignation takes effect August 31 and he will join FFL Bocman & Company bankers and brokers of Philadelphia. C N Bowers becomes cashier and C H Rice elected assistant cashier.
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G. G. Campbell
Brunswick
Paladelphia
Carman CG. Campbell
People's National Bank
Brunswich
Campbell
FFL Bocman & Company, Bankers and Brokers
Philadelphia
4. N. Bowers
People’s Bank
C. HL J Rice
Law grip prompts release in Mercer county fraud case
William Shipley, jailed on fraud charges involving a motorcycle in Mercer county New Jersey, was released by Justice Smith this morning after his attorneys Reno S. Harp and Teo Weinberg filed a petition. authorities did not appear and the motorcycle was returned to its owner Peter Jones. Charles Crawford, accused of assault, faced a hearing before Justice Eckstein after an incident over a girl. Jones struck Crawford with a hatchet, Crawford was fined $5 or 30 days in jail.
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William Shipley
Mercer County
N. J
New Jersey
Justice Smith
Reno S. Harp
Teo Weinberg
Peter Jones
C. H. Eckstein
Charles Crawford
Jones
Crawford
May Lose The Sight Of His Right Eye
John W. Mumford of near Braddock Heights, a well known huckster, may lose sight in his right eye after a fragment from chiseling a bolt struck the eye about three weeks ago. He has been under care of Dr J M Long in this city.
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John W. Mumford
Braddock Heights
Insurgents Aid Democrats Pledge on Wool Bill
Special dispatch from Washington reports Senate insurgents pledge aid to Democrats to pass any compromise Wool Bill agreed with the House. The move may embarrass President Taft as Indmwood notes the House will not accept the Senate bill.
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Washington
Senate
House
Taft
Tndmwood
Tiouse
England Ready for War Over Morocco Crisis
London reports England ready for instant action as all factions unite against German aggression in Morocco. Special dispatch notes purchase of Teaumont's airplane and a mobilized readiness at Portsmouth.
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London
England
Teaumont
Portsmouth
Marocco
Pope Reported Grave Ill at Vatican in July Dispatch
A Vatican bulletin confirms the pope is seriously ill and grave fears are held for his condition. Vatican officials issued the update amid mounting concern as doctors monitor his health closely.
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Rome
Vatican
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Probe of Shoe Trust Under Way in Boston
Special U.S. Attorney General WIS Gress arrives in Boston to begin a shoe trust inquiry, signaling a federal probe into price fixing and monopolistic practices. The arrival comes as officials prepare to scrutinize manufacturers and distributors linked to the footwear market.
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Boston
Mass
Wis Gress
U.S
Shoe Trust
Ministerial Sunday School Meet adjourned at Garte Creek near New Windsor
After two days of sessions the Ministerial Sunday School and Christian Workers of the Church of the Brethren adjourned at Garte Creek church near New Windsor. The next meeting will be held in Frederick. The event drew large crowds with many program topics and a 1912 committee named. An Indian Refining wagon incident occurred at Market and West South streets.
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Christian Workers
Church of the Brethren
Peneer
Garte Creek
New Windsor
Frederick
Sai’s Creek
George S. Harp
Myersville
M. G Washington
J. Waly Windsor
Robert A. Nedrow
J. Witter Thomas
Westminster
A. P. Sneader
George S. Ranagh
Denton
Jacob H. Hollinger
J. Walter Thomas
J. Welty Fahrney
D. BE. Miler
Daniel O. Metz
Georges
Raleigh
Charles J. Bonsack
T. S. Pine
W. M. Wine
W. B. Yount
Mr. Williar
R. J. Ridgely
W. D. Keller
Carroll County
W. E. Roop
J. Walter Englar
J. J. John
D. E H. Englar
G. S. Harp
Lewis Green
George E. Roop
Robert J. Ridgely
Christian Workers Meeting
W. I. T. Hoover
John J. Dotterer
Flollie Garner
FE. Englar
Eliza Uneglar
R. Kine
Lina Stoner
Indiana
Indian Refining Company
Market
West South Streets
Social World Notices Honor and Political Announcements
Miss Lillian I Williams hosts a lawn party in Kemptown for guests from Baltimore and Capon Bridges with decorated porches and refreshments. niece Helen B Walker from Baltimore honored at Keene home. about thirty guests attend. Fifteen hundred attend a Fallston tournament. Preston Michael hosts O U A M Band night on East All Saints Street with birthday band performances and refreshments. Local notices include political candidate announcements for Frederick County offices and endorsements.
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Miss Williams
Lillian I. Williams
Kemptown
Ilazel M. Walker
Daa FL Bentley
Baltimore
Leslie C. Haines
Capon Bridgs
W.va
J. Windsor Williams
Ruth
Evelyn Lewis
H. C. Keene
Helen B. Walker
New York
Fallston
Preston Michael
East All Saints Street
Frederick County Sheriff and State Office Nominations
Fraktur snippets show candidates for Frederick County offices seeking Republican and Democratic primaries. James A. Jones and William H. Smith announce for Sheriff. H. Milton Kepauver seeks Orphans Court judge. William Hines petitions as State's Attorney candidate. Citizens urged to support preferred party nominees.
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Orphans’ Court
Vrederick County
Albert W. Ecrul
Woodsboro
Frederick County
Georges T. Roderick
Frederick
Mar2id&wett
The
David M. Whipp
Burkittsville
Emory C. Crum
Rederick County
Clarence G. Boller
Samuel 4. Lewis
John W. Mumford
Braddock District
Mayéd
George R. Denyin
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Chas. T. Fagan
Frederick District
Sherif
Democracy
James A. Jones
H. Milton Kepauver
Frederick Counety
William H. Hines
Cholera Epidemic Follows Fire in Constantinople
Constantinople reports a cholera outbreak worsening after a recent fire disaster. Authorities say nine people are already dead and the situation is growing more dangerous as health officials mobilize to contain the spread.
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Constantinople
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