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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jul 30, 1911

Page

5

Bloodhounds Track Fugitives Across Maryland Virginia Mountains

A fugitive trio Edward Haise a Vienna Virginia man his woman companion and a 17 year old Turner Schueler fled in a stolen buggy roaming two Virginia and two Maryland counties for about 16 days. They eluded sheriffs and a posse of about twenty men through the Catoctin Mountain country as bloodhounds pursued. Rain wiped scent and pursuit paused. Investigations into a missing boy named Bardsley also unfold as authorities plan renewed search.

Virginia Maryland Edward Haise Vienna Turner Schuel- Fornthesmisa Cissel Montgomery County Viett Jeff Rockville Rockville Washington Junction Alison Pairfax County Edwards Louden County Barbour Washirton County Washington Sherin Edwards Haise Crectic Allison Allson Traise Fairfax London County Jondon County Sherif Viett Cisse Allison, Edwards B. DB Chichester Fairfax County Kgise Ex Nest Viel Point of Rocks

Investigator to escort Bardsley to Richmond and Norfolk

Viet designates the Blury as fishy but will investigate. He intends to take young Bardsley with him to Richmond and then to Norfolk. The sheriff will probably leave Tuesday.

Franklin Swern Viet Bardsley Richmond Norfolk

Miss Liberty Needs Tailor for Bronze Gown Wear

New York July 29 The bronze gown of Mother Liberty on Liberty Island shows wear with small holes. Army officers say bronze gowns wear out with time, and plans discussed to patch or replace plates and framework as needed. Captain Wallace notes the gown’s 1300 pieces and 155 foot height make repairs a substantial task.

New York Mother Liberty Bartholdi Liberty C. S. Wallace Signal Corps Fort Wood Liberty Island Tieutenant Jones Department of the East Andrews Department of the Baal Ishii Fe Cantaln Wallice Wallace

Firework signals on railroads explained and warnings given

A correspondent describes how detonators and fusees serve as signals on rail lines. Superintendent BooH Pollock and Superintendent Woodward explain red and yellow fusee meanings, timing, and safety actions for engineers, flagmen, and trains to prevent collisions.

Gt. Nicholas Raikroad Genet Booh, Pollock New York, New Haven and Uartford Railroad Ion Woodward Ling Vision

Farmlands Value Soars in Ten Year Census Report

Census Bureau shows U S farm values more than double in a decade with total farm values rising to 28 582 821 000 and land in farms up 11 percent while improved acreage grows. Farm buildings and machinery also increase sharply as per 1900 to 1910 figures.

Census Bureau United States Imad Furine Ghai Tavis HITC

Senate Snuff Boxes and Fading Traditions in the Chamber

The Senate once welcomed members with snuff boxes at chamber entrances, a relic of a bygone era. Now aging figures and shifting tastes threaten their return as supplies, like the previously canceled Apollinaris water, dwindle and costs rise.

Senate Leen Serstar Frye Maine Apollinaris Smi

Edison on inventions taught by conditions and practice

An interview summary with Edison via Waldo T. Warren notes on teaching inventiveness. Questions cover when to teach, best methods, the role of schools and correspondence, experience value, intuition versus technical knowledge, and the inventor's aim to monetize innovation. The piece ends with mention of the twentyeth annual convention of the Young People's Christian Union of the United Presbyterian church in Lyric Baltimore.

Waldo T. Warren Edison Jane Young People's Christian Union The United Presbyterian Church Lyric Baltimore Naval Office Custom House Barnesville Montgomery County William Page Rae James W. Cain Washington College Chester Town Cardinal Gibons Woodstock Mutual Fire Insurance Company of Sandy Springs Colesville Couset Artillery Fort McHenry Baltimo San Francisco Philippines Henry Clay Larrabee

Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound praised

Creston Iowa readers report relief from inflammation and pain after using Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. A Creston woman credits it with curing persistent symptoms and urges others to seek Mrs Pinkham's confidential advice from Lynn Massachusetts.

Lydia E. Pinkham Creston Iowa Mars W. Howard Lydia Pinkham

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