Frederick City P ost office Advertised Letters List 1911
Advertised letters remaining at the Frederick City P ost office on Saturday June 10, 1911. Gentlemen list includes David Gross A L Hirschman Robert Trance P M Prosser Wm Fr Suter J H Williams Carry Winpigler George W Whipp. Ladies list features Miss Coldie Ambrage Miss Minnie Hinkle. Bank adds large handsome screen doors to the Central National Bank entrance at Market and Church streets, matching building finish.
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Frederick City Peest
David Gross
A. L. Hirshman
Robert Trance
P. M. Prosser
Wm. Fr. Suter
J. H. Williams
Carry Winpigler
Geo. W. Whipp
Coldie Ambrage
Minnie Hinkle
Bank
Central National Bank
Market
Church Streets
Who hath woes Who hath sorrows Who hath redness of eyes
A fragmentary notice notes lament and questions about woes and sorrows and hints at consequences for neglecting advertising in a historical newspaper context. The readable line suggests a warning about the importance of public notices and promotion.
Fraternal Visit by Knights of Pythias Lodges
Grand Lodge officers along with representatives from multiple lodges attended a Knights of Pythias meeting in LG Mahote Letpi last night. A Yellow Springs Band concert preceded a lodge initiation of 21 candidates with nine reinstated, followed by a social and banquet for visiting officials from Westminster to Gaithersburg. The event featured addresses by state officers, comic recitations, and a rich menu, and plans were announced for a visit tonight to Loyal Lodge of Brunswick.
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Knights of Pythias
Ter
LG Mahote
Letpi
Eupieasy Ba
Renu Sharp
Harry J. Price
Belturde
Recor
Stals Hendrix
Tallimore
J. Edward Richardson
Baltimore
Rand
Charles +. Rich
Centerville
Yellow Springs
Fie Insurance
Fenton Harris
Mountain City Lodge
Grand Lodge
Westminster
Brunswick
Keedysville
Sharpsburg
Hagerstown
Hancock
Smithsburg
Thurmont
Gaithersburg
George L. Twenty
Loyal Lodge of
Allnutt Trial Postponed in Montgomery Court
Judge delays murder case of Richard W. Allnutt for third time as March petit jury is deemed ineligible. Case tied to grand jury indictment. November term set for trial while Allnutt remains in county jail.
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Montgomery
Rockville
Richard W. Allnutt
Valerie Viers
Alinutt
Peter
Montgomery County
March
Allnutt
Critics Fault Memorial to Queen Victoria in London
English critics fault the new Queen Victoria memorial in front of Buckingham Palace after nine years of work. The marble shaft features Victory and allegorical figures to symbolize Truth, Motherhood, Justice, and Peace, but the Victoria statue draws the strongest criticism for its likeness and anachronistic scepter and crown.
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Queen Victoria
Buckingham Palace
Great Britain
Thomas Brock
England
London Sphere
Scotland
Circus Promises Cure for Grouch Next Thursday Show
A promoting note urges readers to attend Adams Forepaugh and Sells Brothers Big United Shows to brighten moods. Badge of entertainers includes Minerva Troupe and others with Mille Marie Petrat performing a dramatic midair stunt. The piece touts the circus as a great tonic and marks next Thursday as the big day.
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Adams
Mille
Marie Petrat
Somergautt
Sieve
Maryland Farm Wealth Rises in 1910 Census Report
The thirteenth decennial census shows Maryland farm values across domestic animals, poultry, and beas on farms total 32,470,000, up from 20,856,000 in 1900. Horses and cattle drive gains with horses and colts at 16,787,000 and cattle at 7,870,000, while swine and sheep also increase. The state recorded 48,923 farms in 1910.
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Maryland
Lne
Baseball Revered as Moral Force in Sermon
The Rev S Edward Young of Bedford Presbyterian Brooklyn lauds baseball as a national moral teacher. He cites self discipline team work and honor as key lessons and notes the sport’s influence on youths and the broader public. He recalls sacrifice hits and base running as metaphors for life and praises athletic training.
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St. Paul
S. Edward Young
Bedford Presbyterian Church
Brooklyn
Y. M. G. A. League
United States
House of
The Queer Carabao on the Train and Stream Crossing
Sharper's Weekly recounts a carabao’s stubborn humor on a train as it nears a ford. Soldiers guard carts and beat the beast while passengers beguile, yet the obstinate animal aims for a puddle with head low and nose up, inviting delay and commotion.
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Sharper’s Weekly
Engel Pitches No Hit Game For Mount St Mary's
Engel pitched a no hit game as Mount St. Marys shut out Mount Washington Club 9 to 0. Mugel dominated on the mound with 16 strikeouts and the defense offered flawless support. Engel also contributed three solid at bats with two drives, aiding one of the season’s best showings at She Mountain Stadium.
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Joe Mugel
Mount St. Mary's
Mount Washington
Engel
New Baseball Suits for Local YMCA Team Arrive
The YMCA baseball team receives new maroon uniforms with bold lettering across the chest reading Frederick Yo MCAS. Caps and stockings match the kit as they prepare for this afternoon’s game against Martinsburg.
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Martinsburg
Frderick
Zion Reformed Church services and festival notices
Church notices from Zion Reformed at Charlesville announce Sunday morning services next week at 30.15 o clock and Sunday school at 9.15. A strawberry and ice cream festival is planned by Zion Sunday school for Saturday evening June 17. Lewistown M P church advertises Children's Day on Sunday evening June 18 at 7.30 p m inviting all.
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Zion Reformed Church
Charlesville
Zion Sunday School
Lewistown
People's Column Suggests Tomorrow Flag Day For Frietchie Memorial
The People’s Column urges an informal start for a Barbara Frietchie memorial fund with Flag Day as a fitting kickoff. The piece notes reader letters and G. A. R. support from Frederick and calls on local schools and army posts to begin subscriptions to honor the heroine who saluted the U S flag.
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Weller
Barbara Frietchie
Daily News
Frederick
Whistler
Warbara Frietehie
America
National Capitol
Frederick Grand Army
Barbara Frictchin
Barbara
Stars and Stripes
U. S
Drar Oly Frederick
Natal
Francis Scott Key
Admiral Schley
Washington, D. C
Schedule revised for Western Maryland League games
The revised league schedule lists dates for Frederick at Martinsburg Shepherdstown and Brunswick venues, with a series of double headers and multiple month matchups from June through September. Several lines contain OCR errors but indicate planned dates for trips between Frederick Martinsburg Shepherdstown Brunswick and Pravawick with summer hosting patterns and intercity series.
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Frederick
Martinsburg
Shepherdstown
Brunswick
Amun
Pravawick
Park Mills Triumphs Over Buckeystown In Baseball Tilts
Park Mills crushed Buckeystown in a notable game with a final score not fully printed. Trout on the mound limited the visitors to scattered hits while Moshergun batted freely for Buckeystown, yielding multiple extra-base hits. The standout plays included sharp pitching and catching, with the article noting the game’s key fielding moments. The piece also references patent medicines and local remedies marketed by Chamberlains, urging readers to purchase through druggists.
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Park Mills
Buckeystown
VTE Mills
Tuckeystown
Trout
Moshergun
Buckeytown
Wak
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