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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1910
Page
5
June 13 entry commemorates Lt. Col. Boott born 1780s and died 1808 with notes on service in the War of 1812. It highlights bravery awards and promotion to major general, reflecting early U.S. military history.
Local trustees draw Republican base to rally at Rock Heights as voters prepare for the upcoming elections. Campaign notes reference turnout, candidate support, and calls for caution on ballot choices. The event highlights organizational effort by community leaders to mobilize early in the voting period.
Local society items list visiting relatives and friends among East Church atreal Lewie town Ennitsburg and York with mentions of Ruth Whldcraft Walter Merrit Dixon Mary J Lease and others. Names include Mrs Walter Zeigler Mollie Donaldson Rev George Kitacofe and Miss Claude, with travel to New York Lexington Va and Braddock Heights for family occasions and college events.
Report details two inmates Dauper and Dutrow fleeing from jail on Saturday. They fled after a cleaning shift in the engine room and gutter area, leaping a fence toward Mr Young’s West Patrick street residence. Officers recaptured Dutrow near Telegraph street. Dauper’s escape ended with pursuit and return to custody.
A Barnhouse man, son of Mr. John Barnhouse near Doub, county, fell from a scaffold on Saturday. He suffered a fractured left collarbone and a badly sprained left shoulder with slight hip bruises. Dr. Joseph Thomas of Adamstown attends him, and he is improving slowly today.
Obituaries report the death of George Muhrling at 38 from Bright's disease. survivors include widow, daughter Nelle Mehrling, and brothers Phiniet Mehrling Willan Mehrling and Ligwie Moorlums with relatives in Washington and St. Ela. Funeral held at Brunswick, interment Jefferson. Also listed are Martin Comfort death at 409 West Park Street, age 75, with family survivors. David Maki 88 of Edgewood. Samuel Craver 26 of Fountain Mills died at City Hospital. Helen Voisins 0 months 12 days died at home 105 East Street. funeral services at Bartonsville Church.
Funeral details list the ceremonies for Silvester Renfer and John D. Eader. Clergy included Rev Dr Thomas Freeman Dixon and Rev B F Hre Gow with music by a quartet. Services were at Mt Olivet cemetery and the late home near New Market. C R Cline acted as funeral director.
A meeting of the Wellness Association discussed installing a new fire alarm system linked to the Frederick engine and the C and P Co exchange. Mr Markey and Mr Hunter announced the system would be ready by July 1 with telephone service enabling coordinated calls and automatic lights when activated.
The article notes the engagement of Gantiouved to Nellie Asnes McCastres of Catonsville with a Catholic Church ceremony at Ste. Mark's in Ortoneville conducted by Rev. Jobin J. Brennab. It also reports the June 11 marriage of Robert R. Willtentul to Browniogaborpol Adamatown at Grace Reformed, with Rev. EL. Mclean officiating, and mentions the Baltimore couple Airey and Amy Hartsock marrying at a Methodist Episcopal church in the city led by Rev. S. L mar.
A lively social page records a house party at the home of Mrs Elizabeth Rodacke on North Market Street with guests from Baltimore Lancaster and Norugtown among others. The gathering featured a formal visit to Visitation Academy and a later birthday style social at Clifton with a table game and light entertainment.
The city votes tomorrow for a Mayor City Register and five Aldermen. Polls open 8 AM to 6 PM across four precincts at 140 West Patrick, 42 South Market, Basement Court House, and 310 North Market. Democratic candidates include John Edward Schell and Michael Mc Caffrey. Republicans rate Hiram Ridgely Heck and several aldermen contenders.
A new Baptist church is organized at Weverton as a result of mission work. The organizing council includes Rev. and Mrs. B D Porter, Dr. and Mrs. C2- Fostek, Rev. and Mrs. D D Yost, Mrs. J P Robey and Pry. Dulaney, and Miss Alice Boteler of Brownsville. The church starts with 16 active members.
A railroad car ran off the track at the siding on East Street Saturday evening. It struck the cellar door of Mr. David Knott’s residence, tearing it and damaging the siding. The boardwalk at the East Patrick Street intersection was also damaged. The car was moved back with some effort.
Preparations for the Christian Endeavor Institute and Outing Assembly at Pen-Mar are underway under the Maryland Christian Endeavor Union. Special railroad and hotel rates are offered. prominent speakers are expected from Pennsylvania, Washington, and Baltimore.
At the belated commencement event, Barary jogton of Dagree conferred the Magree of Patent Law upon Mr. Merald English Stonebraker in Washington DC during a June ceremony at the Belance Theatre.
The Fredericks County Women’s Club plans a county convention at the Grdéd Reformed church in East Oli. State president Mrs. Mary Hastup and Mrs. Joseph Catity of Baltimore will preside, with activities and tributes outlined for the event.
A local warning explains that writing a name in the mayor blank on the Republican ticket may invalidate the ballot. Voters are told not to mark anything in the blank space or risk ballots being thrown out and not counted. The notice also names party officials and references display and travel items amid campaign chatter.
An unreadable OCR snippet mentions locations and names in a garbled form. It references Went and Baltinidie with scattered numbers and last notes about TRO News, but the readable facts are minimal and uncertain.
A damaged OCR fragment references a runaway horse and a frightened rider near Market and Main streets. It mentions a governor and various garbled words about wheels and hanging sho shat, with no clear names or dates to confirm a specific event.
Reductions on spring woolen suits offered by John D Hendnbenson. The ad promotes quality materials and skilled tailoring, inviting buyers to take advantage of lower prices for summer wear. Includes vague references to suits, jackets, shirts and a fall collection with emphasis on value.
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