Local News From the County and Surroundings
A long list of county residents and neighbors share visits, travels, and events. Mr Wilhaw Vendrick, Doctor Gardner, and other locals appear with farm work, house lifts, and new property buys. Socials include church services, love feasts, and cemetery plans, with numerous family gatherings and road trips noted.
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Gardner
Laie
Clarkstors
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Burdette
Work Starts Soon After Sen Take Dr King New Life Dis
Promising medical tonic advertised to improve digestion mood and appetite while renewing strength It claims to regulate stomach liver and chronic rheumatic conditions Also offered as a general system energizer with free application of Chamberlains energy to the whole body Sold by all druggists and 20c at Learres Pharmacy
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Sen
King
Fife
Chamberlain
Learres Pharmacy
Annapolis Graduation Day Honors 194 Midshipmen
Assistant Secretary of the Navy Beckman Winthrop presented diplomas to 194 midshipmen at the Naval Academy graduation Exercises in the great armory. Fathers and mothers from nearly every state attended as officials and naval leaders observed the ceremony. Chaplain H H Clark delivered the invocation and Lemuel P Padgett of Tennessee gave the oration stressing the academy’s environment and training in shaping men responsible for their careers.
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Annapolis
Beckman Winthrop
Naval Academy
Union
H. H. Clark
Lemuel P. Padgett
Tennessee
Board of Visitors
Brooklyn
Washington
Indian Head
Virulent Tonsillitis Epidemic Strikes Harvard Doctors
Boston report on a severe tonsillitis outbreak described as highly virulent. Harvard Medical School pathologists Dr Emma Mooers and Dr Elmer Southard faced danger during brain examinations. Mooers died, Southard survived. elderly victims accounted for most of the eighteen deaths.
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Boston
Mass
Harvard Medical School
Emma W. Movers
Elmer ©. Southard
Mooers
Southarn
Hold-Up Men Take $12,826 From Minnesota Cashier
Minneapolis June 3 Joseph D Bren cashier of the University of Minnesota was held up by three highwaymen on the Mississippi river bank near the university and robbed of 12826 of the school funds he carried in a satchel Lightning Strikes Troops Paris June 3 A thunder storm caused damage in Paris and provinces Grenoble artillery battery struck by lightning an officer killed and six men injured Evreux bolt set fire to law courts building destroyed with all archives
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University of Minnesota
Minneapolis
Minn
Joseph D. Bren
University
Paris
Grenoble
Evreux
Law Courts
A Poet’s Menu and Army of Cooks in Nineteenth Century Fare
A mixed feature combines a poem on preferred women with practical recipes and kitchen advice. It discusses culinary duty in modern life, presents dishes like asparagus on toasted rice biscuits, Swedish bake, strawberry tartlets, and banana dessert, and gives tips on sewing and mending linens and towels.
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New York World
Germany
Europe
Darning Tricks For Turkish Towels And Lamp Chimneys
Darning by hand is tedious yet doable by removing the presser foot and sewing back and forth then across. The plan suits household fabrics and can save holes if done in time. For cleaning soot stained lamp chimneys, mix a little spirits of wine with water to remove creases.
Baseball Scores and Standings From Recent Games
American League results show Detroit beats Washington 14 to 7, New York defeats St. Louis 6 to 3, Boston loses to Chicago 13 to 8, and Philadelphia Athletica beats an unnamed opponent 1 to 0. National League games include Brooklyn over St Louis 3 to 1, Pittsburgh 7 Philadelphia 1, Boston 8 Cincinnati 6, and Chicago 7 New York 0. Standings list Detroit and New York atop their leagues with 34–17 and 26–14 records respectively, while Boston and Chicago trail with mixed marks.
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Athletica
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Plank
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Kaler
Land
W.l. PC
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N.york
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Bresnahan
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Doom
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Gasper
McQuillen
Clarice
Raymond
Ames
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Cole
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King
W.L
Philada
Brookln
Pittsbrg
Tri State League Reading and Allied Scores
Reading-Altoona defeated Reading 4 to 2 while Trenton beat York 8 to 4 and Lancaster defeated Johnstown 6 to 3 in the Tri State League. Batteries listed include Weisher Hurley Horsey Charles Smyth Rementor Girard Top ham Raub Chabek McGinley Fittery Stroh Brazell Therre. Team standings show Reading 16 9 640 and York 12 14 462 with Trenton 16 10 615 Lancaster 12 15 494 Altoona 12 14 482 Wilmag 123 16 429.
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Tristate League
Reading
Altoona
Weisher
Hurley
Horsey
Charles
Trenton
York
Smyth
Rementor
Girard
Err
Lancaster
Johnstown
Topham
Raub
Chabek
McGinley
Wilmington
Har Hsburg
Fittery
Stroh
Brazell
Therre
WAT
POS W.L. PC
Johnatn
Harrisg
Wilmag
Venezuela ready for Castro revolt in exile
In Caracas on June 3 the government seeks Castro’s whereabouts, claiming he plans to lead a revolution against Gomez. Reports say Castro disappeared from Las Palmas and may have sailed toward Havana, with Havana awaiting the Legaspi’s arrival from Cadiz.
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Venezuela
Caracas
Cipriano Castro
Castro
Gomez
Las Palmas
Canary Islands
Havana
Maye Fight in Maryland Johnson Langford 15 Round Bout
Baltimore June 3 Johnson and Langford are reported to fight at Bladensburg Maryland near the District of Columbia. The match will be fifteen rounds and called a boxing match under Maryland law allowing limited rounds. Johnson has signed and Langford’s representative is in Washington arranging details. Bladensburg is noted as a historic site once near a duelling ground. Also reported Memphis mob lynching of Patrick Crump for attacking a planter’s wife and Charles P Taft presented to King George by US Ambassador Reid.
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Leah Watkins
Charles Murphy
California
Luther
Luther, Jr
Bradley H. Androw
Hyattstown Flouring
Hyattstown
Phetler Burgee
F. H. Koehler
John Gardner
Jack Johnson
Sam Langford
Baltimore
Bladensburg
Johnson
Langford
Washington
Maryland
District of Columbia
Commodore Decatur
Commodore Barron
Tennessee
Memphis
Tenn
Patrick Crump
White Haven
Eight Hundred Miners Strike at Lehigh Wilkes-Barre
In Wilkes-Barre Pennsylvania on June 3 eight hundred miners at the Hollanbach mines of the Lehigh and Wilkes-Barre Coal Company walked out accusing excessive dockage. In Camden New Jersey on the same date three hundred carpenters went on strike demanding a five cent hourly wage increase.
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Wilkes-Barre
Hollanbach Mines
Lehigh
Wilkes- Barre Coal Company
Camden Carpenters
Camden
N. J
Jame
Notices Examinations For Teachers Certificates 1912
Examinations for Teachers Certificates and Free Scholarships will be at Frederick Girls High School June 21 22 1912. Open to never taught applicants and those notified by County Superintendent. Morning sessions 950 AM and afternoon 130 PM. Details for First and Second Grade certificates and scholarships at Western Maryland College Maryland Agricultural College Washington College Chestertown and Frostburg Normal Schools. Examinations for colored applicants. No male under nineteen or female under eighteen may qualify. By order John T White Secretary. May 27.
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Maryland
Western Maryland College
Maryland Agriculture College
Washington College
Chestertown
Baltimore and Frostburg
Board of County School Commissioners
Frederick County
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