FOOLED THE OFFICER BY ESCAPING AT MYERSVILLE
Oscar Green of near Myersville escaped custody after promising to return with a deputy. He asked to fetch a forgotten handkerchief, then fled through a rear window into a cornfield, heading into the mountains. Deputies returned to Frederick and a lookout is on for him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oscar Green
Myersville
Green
Sheriff's Office
Judge Eckstein
Law
Frederick
Haover
Mckstein
Warfield Property Sold to German Brewing Company
The German Brewing Company of Cumberland bought the Warfield property from Myersville Savings Bank. Located on East Third sheet and hape ANey, it will be improved for wholesale distribution of German Cumberland beer. Twenty tons of ice were stored last Friday, and two carloads of beer will arrive for cold storage. Harvey D. Martz will act as agent, and the business will be owned by him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
German Brewing Company of
Cumberland
Myersville Savings Bank
James Rt. Warfield
German Brewing Company
Andio I
Harvey D. Martz
Interest in Boy Scouts tripled in eight months
The Boy Scouts of America show remarkable growth with 4500 scout masters registered nationwide, up from 1400 at year start. The movement reports tripled troops and likely tripled boy count, driven by appealing training, new badges, and broader public interest fostered by leaders, councils, and national attention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boy Scouts of America
Boy Scouts
Tiree Hanes
America
National Council
White House
Aller Ear Boys
Wso
Engine Driver Resigns From United Horses
Lewis H Hahn tendered his resignation as driver of the United horses to take effect on Saturday night. Hahn has accepted a position with AL E Fisher on East Patrick Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis H Hahn
United Horses
Hahn
AL E. Fisher
East Patrick Street
Typhoid Patient Sent to Montevue Hospital
Jackson, a 10 year old Black resident, suffering typhoid fever, was taken to Montevue Hospital yesterday by Constable Carter for treatment and confinement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montevue
Rant Jackson
Montevue Hospital
Constable Carter
War Averts as France Backs German Demands Near
France signals willingness to meet German terms and a Moravian agreement nears, London dispatch reports that this alignment averts a broader conflict. Turkey and Italy named in coverage as watching developments closely.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otepstch
London
Poretgnefi
France
Stricken While in Auto at Speed
Old man Young rich retired grover attacked by heart disease while driving at full speed. The car lost power and he died as the vehicle halted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buffalo
OL Young
Rich
Grover
Gates in Critical Condition After Illness
Special dispatch from Paris reports John W Gates in critical condition with heart stimulants being used.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ness
Paris
John W Gates
First Spadeful Placed in New Subway Construction
Special dispatch reports that the first spadeful of earth was turned this morning marking the start of New Subway construction in New York. The event signals the beginning of a major transit project with officials noting progress and anticipated improvements to urban mobility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the News
New York
Bellboy pleads not guilty in broker murder case
Special Dispatch to The News reports Paul Geidel pleads not guilty to murdering Broker Jackson. He had confessed to the crime but now seeks acquittal. The case unfolds with defense and prosecution preparations, details unclear from the fragment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the News
New York
Paul ‘Geidel
Broker Jackson
William Jeary Jackson
Paul Geidel
Patrick McGrane
Geidel
Rifle Matches Open for Munshower and Johnson
Munshower and Johnson enter Gould Long Range, Adjutant General's, and Distinguished Expert matches. Company A targets New York Clothing House and Governor's matches with teams led by Munshower, Keefer, Lent, and others as four man squads. Open to men never reaching expert, trophies offered, local skirmish at Baird.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Company A
Glen Burnie
Munshower and Johnson
New York
A Cain
Lent
Knit
Barrick
Maummford and
Gray
Nen
May
Gaither Tar
Cray
Munshower
Johnson
Keefer
Otte
Markey
Mealey
Len
New York Clothing House
Sam Lee Held on Grand Jury Charge in Local Hearing
Sam Lee, colored, appeared before Justice Eckstein on Saturday evening charged with taking four horse and racing cart from J Hooker Wilson. After hearing evidence he was committed to jail in default of $200 for action of the grand jury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wild
Grand Jury
Sam Lee
Justice Eckstein
J. Hooker Wilson
Personal Notes On Visitors And Summer Travel
Pleasant Paragraphs recount numerous social visitors and homecomings. Jamies Hoinright leaves the city on business while Rev. Kooji Lamar visits Baltimore. James Porter heads to friends in the city, Roger Gaver returns from Baltimore, and Miss Annie Crouse visits Mrs. Catherine Staley. Various locals host or visit relatives across Hagerstown Martinsburg Baltimore and Washington with several moves to Clifton Germantown Braddock Heights and Braddock heights mentioned as part of summer sojourns.
Church Notes: Sunday Schools and Sermons Across Local Churches
Church of the Brethren held Sunday school at 9:30 with pastor R A Nedrow delivering sermons at 10:20 and 7:45. Grace Reformed reported two new scholars as Rev. McKean preached on The Redemption of David. Methodist preached on The Parable of the Leaven. Trinity held a joint service with Epworth League. St John’s Catholic offered low masses and devotions. Evangelical Reformed noted Looks of Jesus and vacation ahead. Evangelical Lutheran and All Saints Episcopal covered sermons and Sunday schools. First Baptist reported Self-Management and The Model Citizen. others posted absences and camp life updates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church of the Brethren
Church of Ie
Brethren
R.A. Nedrow
St. Joan
Nedrow
Rocky Spring
West Fourth Street
Grace Reformed Church
L. McKean
David
Methodist Episcopal Church
E. H. Lamar
Matthew
George L. Jones
Henry Watson Aid Society
Baltimore
Trinity M. E. Church
South
John J. Rives
Epworth League
Agnes Gaither
St. John’s Catholic Church
St. John's Catholic Church
A. J. Conlon
Evangelical Reformed Church
Henri L. G. Kieffer
Jesus
Evangelical Lutheran Church
Ulysses
Grupp
All Saints Protestant Episcopal Church
Douglass Kooff
First Baptist Church
Alonzo D. Winters
Assessors to Begin Intermediate City Tax Assessment in Frederick
The assessors, appointed to prepare an intermediate assessment of taxable property in Frederick for municipal purposes, will begin work on Wednesday, August 9, 1911, and remain in session for ten working days. They will meet daily from 7 to 9 p.m. in the City Register’s office to revise amend correct or confirm assessments for those appearing before them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America First
Maryland
Ameren First
Crothers
Joseph D. Baker
Richard Po Ross
Frederick
Lable
City Register
John
Schell
Board of Aldermen
Great Southern Printing & Manufacturing Company
Frederick City
B. Delaplaine
Funeral for Mary E. Boone Held in Mill Pleasant
Funeral services for Mary E. Boone were conducted by Rev. Arthur C Day at the M EF church in Mill Pleasant. Pallbearers Leo Harris Lester Borer Walter Wenzel and Harry Wenzel served. Interment followed at Union Cemetery near Daysville. Thomas P. Rice was the funeral director.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Ek. Boone
Mill! Pleasant
Arthur C Day
Leo. Harris
Lester Borer
Walter Wenzel
Harry Wenzel
Union Cemetery
Daysville
Thomas P. Rice
William W. Osburn Announces Candidacy for Orphans' Court Judge
William W. Osburn of Frederick Maryland declares his candidacy for the Republican nomination for Judge of the Orphans Court. He seeks support from county friends in the upcoming primaries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orphans Court
Yyself
Orphans’ Court
Fréderick County
Albert W. Becker
Woodsboro
Frederick County
George T. Roderuck
Frederick District
The
House of Delegates
Emory C. Remsberg
Buckeystown
Jynd&wTtp
David M. Whipp
Burkittsville
Temory C. Crum
Clarence G. Boller
Woodshore
Samuel A. Lewis
John W. Mumford
Braddock District
George BR. Dennis, JR
William IE Smitil
Guy K. Motter
H. Milton Kefauver
Trlbute
William H. Hines
Also Mentioned on This Page
Décar Green
Myeraville
Mauver
Warfield Property
Subway
Bellboy
Camp
Henry M. Warfield
Booth
Bernardo Reyes
Jamies Hoinright
Kooji Lamar
Mast Church Street
James Porter
Hagerstown
Roger Gaver
Annie Crouse
Catherine Staley
Telegraph Street
A B. Koontz
Mary, Kennedy
East Third Street
Frank Manty
Misses Mantz
South Market Street
George Miller
Bridgeville, del
G. W. Kindsley
East Church Street
Blanche Belk
Ilsie
West Patrick Street
Emmitsburg
Ernest Kennedy
Washington
Charles S. Pickett
Fouth Street
Martinsburg
W. Va
Mary Jones
Bessie Taduhno
Washington, D. C
Braddock Heights
George B. Smith
Springfield
Ohio
Mary J. Smith
Clifton
Wm. Morton
Oxford, Pa
George W. Morton
Larry Cole
Washington, D._ .C
Walter Weller
West South Street
Messrs
Charles and
Ellis Rightner
Walkersville
Chas. Koontz
Gerttrude Darby
Gaithersburg
M. Frank Alton
East Port
Edwin S. Houck
Germantown
Montgomery County
Mr. Clouck
Aimtao and
la Winter
Harry Nowe
Dillavenuej
Arthur Derr
Messrs. Ordeman
West Third Street
Binemont
Magdalene Nelson
G. J. Buckey
News OF Churches
All Saints P. E. Church
Presbyterian Church
United Brethren Church
Guy Motter
Samuel Brown
Harry and
James LeGore
Welter Duevall
Ruby Landis
Thomas Hoover
William's Island
Potomac River
Catoctin
John H. Bennett
A. Budding
A. Gittingell
John Edward Schell
M. A. McCaffrey
NISI
No. Y Equity
Charles T. K. Young
Louisa Birely
Thomas Tr. Birely
Mollie Lon Buxton
Chas. T. K. Young
Harry W. Bowers
Frederik County
D. Princeton Buckey
Samuel Lambert
Margaret E, Lambert
Buckingham School
Marysl&win TS
West Patrick St
U. & Army
United States
North Market Street
Political Cards
William W. Osburn
Frederick, Md
Syate
Jesse F. I. Heagey
Court St. Frederick, Md
Jyid&éwlim
Chas, T. Fagan
James A. Jones
Tyldut
Marzitt
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