Daring Auto Rider Circus Delights Frederick Crowds
The Cavalcade of Laugh and Sets Bros brought a big circus to Frederick with a busy parade and two performances. Amid wind and rain the show drew large crowds, featuring trained animals, clowns, tumblers, aquatic acts, and an automobile somersault finale, then moved on to York for today’s show.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laugh & Setls Bros
Auto Rider Circus
York
Frederick
Frederick Railroad Company
Marriage License Issued in Baltimore to Schmidt and Hood
A marriage license was issued in Baltimore yesterday to George W. Schmidt age 22 and Anna F. Hood of Ridgeville. The notice notes a uniform success from Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy and mentions sale by a druggists for use.
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Baltimore
George W. Schmidt
Anna FE. Hood
Ridgevi
Opera House Hosts Rare Marimba Orchestra Tour
Patrons at City Opera House last night witnessed a touring group of four natives playing a unique marimba like a distant cousin to the piano. The instrument, table shaped and 12 feet long with 26 slots on top and long pipes, cost $5000. They performed opera selections and a Madame Snerry piece, drawing a large, enthusiastic audience.
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City Opera House
America
Snerry
Opera House
Marriage in Rockville Promotes Etchison Denlinger Penstermacher
Dr Carlton Etchison son of Dr E C Etchison of Gaithersburg and Miss Rachel Dure Young of Gaithersburg were married at the Episcopal church in Rockville by Rev Parkard. They will reside in Gaithersburg where he practices medicine. Announcements note Henry Lively Penstermacher and Miss Ivan Martha Elizabeth Denlinger wed in Lancaster Pa with the groom a Northern Central Railroad mail clerk between this city and Lancaster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carlton Etchison
E ¢. Mtchison
Gaithersbure
Rachel Dure Young
Robert A. Young
Gaithersburg
Rockville
Parkard
Etchison
Henry Lively Penstermacher
Misa Ivan Martha Elizabeth Denlinger
Lancaster
Northern Central Railroad
Business in the Courts summary of real estate transfers
Eleanor Cannon administratrix transfers to David Belt and wife a Brunswick real estate parcel. G Moser and husband convey to Manzella Moser a county property with other considerations. Elinor Johnson and husband convey to John Ramstarg a Walk Ble property in Florida. Minar Johnson et al to Caroline Jaydaenson a Walkersville set. Total values cited include 600 dollars.
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Eleanor Cannon
David JL. Belt
Real Dsurate
Brunswick
Dua G. Moser
Manzella Moser
Sioa
Elinor & Johnson
John J. Ramstarg
Johnson
Caroline Jaydaenson
Walkersville
Abbatoir Stock Sold to Byron and Sons in Williamsport
The Frederick Abbatoir Company today disposed of all unsubscribed capital stock. W. D Byron and Sons, millionaire tanners of Williamsport, took the stock and have made a favorable offer to stockholders for control. Visitors praised the plant as modern and up to date.
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Prederick Abbatoir Company
Brief Items of Interest From Local and General Nature
William HL Bartholow died yesterday as a result of an accident on West Patrick Street while fishing. Jackjaw, a horse associated with Rural Mail Cartier, is referenced. William H. Brengie of St West Patrick Street caught five eels while fishing yesterday, the largest weighing three pounds.
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William HL. Bartholow
Wm. H. Brengie
St. West Patrick Street
Michigan Bankers Aboard City of Cleveland Steamer Incident
A special dispatch from Cleveland reports the steamship City of Cleveland assisted earlier today after a cylinder head blew out. The Western States vessel carried 230 Michigan bankers who were transferred to safety with all passengers accounted for.
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Cleveland
City of
Nuit Hake
World’s Record Speeds Set in June
A fragment notes a world record for sustained speeds achieved in June, mentioning a time and distance in an abbreviated report. The readable text indicates the record involves a notable pace and an endurance effort, with limited detail on the exact figures or participants.
Authorities Seize Arms in Spanish Dispatch
Madrid authorities seize two carloads of arms intended for a faction in Fordgese, with four additional carloads impounded near Tebels. The dispatch reports the seizure as part of a broader crackdown on illicit arms shipments.
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Madrid
Fordgese Saint Hs
Diaz Arrives in Spain Faces Planned Protest on Landing
Diaz lands in Vigo Spain at 2 50 P M detaining plans for hostile demonstrations by progressives if he attempts to land. The scene notes a clash of accuracy and skill in the account with Barnar denexist referenced.
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Vigo
Spain
Diaz
Progressives
Milit ia leaders eye Frederick for district camp in mid July
District militia and Maryland units may share camp grounds at Frederick for mid July encampment with mutual expense sharing on water and supply. About 1,400 troops require 175 draft horses and army rations. location changes denied by officers in charge. inoculation set for Company A, M N G. Epworth League reports at Donte church.
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Washington
Macyland National Guard
Dastrict Ai Columbia
Frederick
Htig
Maryland
Army
Board of Trade
Shirley
Urryland National Guard
Camp Warfield
Company A
Kn J. McCurdy
Maryland National Guard
Kemp Farm
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
D. John Markey
Orginal
New Progressive Democratic Association Forms in Maryland
Branch of Democracy to begin work at once. The Progressive Democratic Association of Maryland, incorporated Wednesday, plans active participation in city and state politics. It aims to influence candidate selection for Baltimore offices, including governor and state's attorney, and seeks good men and clean methods in politics.
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Usw Pa
Progressive Democratic Association of Maryland
Democrasie
Doy
Finn
Imen
Rason
Iself
Uts
Baltimore
Covernor
Whipping Post Ordered for Domestic Assaults in Rockville
Justice Read ing dismissed a case against Thom as Sedgwick after his wife refused to testify, signaling that all convicted individuals in Rockville Police Court will face the whipping post. Sheriff Viett pledged to carry out sentences, with a 40 lash limit. Also reported: Cumberland opens three children playgrounds this season, including North Center Street, funded by subscriptions and city support, run by Wonderland Civic Club and local officials.
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Rockville
Justice Reading
Thomas Sedgwick
Juste Reading
Viett
Cumberland
North Center Street
West Side
Wwnderland Civic Club
Willisist
Personal and Social Frederick and Vicinity Highlights
Freeman social notes record visits and trips of local residents and guests. Frank J. Newman visits Baltimore. Hamilton B. Showman travels there on business. Robert J. Shipley and Miss Lillian Motter among others on or returning from journeys to Baltimore Greensburg and Charlestown. Ex Senator Frank C. Novwood returns from Atlantic City. many locals host relatives or attend commencements at Harvard University.
Meeting Of Women’s Foreign Missionary Society
An interesting gathering at the home of Mr and Mrs R Rush Lewis marked the Wom en's Foreign Missionary Society of the Methodist Episcopal church meeting. Rev E H Lamar led prayers and readings. Mrs John D Hendrickson presented an original poem. Miss Mamie Dill and others spoke on the society’s work. refreshments followed. Also noted were Washington Realty Co stockholders electing directors Cyrus F Flook J W Shaffer John T Fogle B F Foltz Peter Newcomer C E Duval and William Hahn while Woods meetings by the Frederick Corps of the American Salvation Army in Villa Park draw large crowds with Rev A D Winters scheduled to speak.
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Epworth League of Doubs
Epworth League of
M.fe
Donte
William Anthony
To Howme
Wiliam Null
John W Carey
Mister Compher
Mary Ro Edwards
Walter Mo Michael
My Q HY Thomas
Mary 8
Women's Foreign Missionary Society
The
Methodist Episcopal Church
R. Rush Lewis
Amos Urner
Kk. F. Getzendanner
Wesley Tull
Ramsburg
James Dewashmutt
Mamie Dill
Carrie Morsell
Mary Howard
Mary Filler
Lorence Stine
Washington Realty Co
Washington Realty Company
Washington
Cyrus F. Flook
Myersville
J. W. Shaffer
Middletown
John T. Fogle
Woodsboro
B. F. Foltz
Mapleville
Peter Newcomer
Waynesboro
C. E. Duval
Carroll County
William Hahn
Frederick
Woods
Frederick Corps
American Salvation Army
Villa Park
R. K. Atwell
A. D. Winters
First Baptist Church
Pocket Fire Sparks Near East Patrick Street Store
Anthony Marisio narrowly escaped burns yesterday while unloading potatoes at Lewis W Mehrling’s shop on East Patrick Street. A sack brushed matches in his shirt pocket, igniting them and causing a small blaze before it was controlled.
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Anthony Marisio
Lewis W. Mehrling
East Patrick Street
Frederick County Notifies Sealed Proposals for Almshouse Supplies
The Commissioners of Charities and Corrections Frederick County Maryland invite sealed proposals for furnishings and supplies for inmates of the Almshouse and jail for three months July August and September 1911. Proposals open Tuesday June 27 1911 at 9 o clock a m in the Grand Jury room at the Court House. Bids go to the lowest responsible bidder with bond for faithful performance. Copies available from secretary Lewis E Flook or treasurer Jacob B Trson City Md. The board reserves right to reject any or all bids.
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Commissioners of Charities and Corrections
Frederick County
Grand Jury
Court House
Lewis E. Flook
Jacob B. Trson
City
Frederick
Beware of Mercury Based Catarrh Ointments Warns
Public health notice warns against ointments for catarrh containing mercury as they damage the system. It advises using only prescribed remedies from reputable firms and cautions that mercury products can cause serious harm. It cites Catareh Cure by Palm Maeies Co and internal remedies by KF. J. Chenery & Co with testimonials and public sales details.
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Alts Catareh
PAL Maeies & Co
Varela
KF. J. Chenery & Co
Old Family Horse Killed Near Fair Grounds
The Nusbaum family horse opposite the fair grounds was lethally treated after illness. The faithful animal, a longtime companion, was put down due to inability to recover, and will be missed by the family.
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Veury Nusbaum
Fair Grounds
Simal
Zemo Skin Care Ad Promises Clear Complexion
Ladies are urged to use Zemo and Zemo Soap for clear skin and a healthy complexion. The ad claims Zemo treats eczema pimples dandruff and scalp diseases. Zemo Soap is described as the best lathering antiseptic for toilet or bath sold by druggists and locally in Frederick by J A Williamson.
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Frederick
J. A. Williamson
Red Men Celebration Planned for Frederick July 3 4
Planning for a large Red Men celebration under Chippewa Tribe in Frederick July 3 and 4 progresses. Five special trains from Charles Town Martinsburg Brunswick Hagerstown and Perryville will transport attendees. Logan Tribe of Washington will send bundged members and a band for parades and a merchants trades display with decorated floats and prizes. Marvel benefit nights June 21 22 and 25 will help defray expenses. Local order members back the effort to draw record crowds.
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Frederick
Charles Town
Martinsburg
Brunswick
Hagerstown
Perryville
Columbia
York
Logan Tribe
Washington, D
Hey
Marvel
Order
Political Cards for Frederick County State's Attorney Candidates
Political notices announce candidacies for Frederick County State's Attorney from Jesse F R Heagey for Republican nomination Samuel A Lewis for Democratic nomination and J Allen Grumeine for Orphans Court judge with appeals for county support and primary election consideration. William Hinks also seeks Republican nomination for State's Attorney in the approaching primaries.
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Frederick County
Sanuel A. Lewis
Tanger
Orphans’ Court
J. Allen Grumeine
Braddock District
Shis County
Ucker
William Hinks
Repulican
John W. Mumford
Clarence G. Boller
Frederick
George T. Roderuce
George R. Dennis, JR
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Funny Clowns
Mademotoeile Marie
Nalions
Ami
Rebin
Stu
Opera Wavem
Circuit and Orphans’ Court
Michigan
Nice
Authorities
Sieze Arms
J. R. Barner
Denexist
Washington Militia
Beth
David J. Foster
Far
Mn Congress
NEW Party
Montgomery
Frederick and
Frank J. Newman
Dates H. Enright
Hamilton B. Showman
Robert J. Shipley
North Market Street
S Schultz
Char
Insington
Frank Garratt
West Patrick Street
Charlestown
Oscar Firestone
Taylor Darby
Lillian Motter
Sarah Kunkel
Greensburg, Pa
Frank C. Novwood
Rockwell Terrace
Atlantic City
Florence DeMuth
Franklin &. Smith
Fourth Street
Ida V. Edwards
Mrs
Joseph Cramer
West South Street
Thomas Wittmer
Pittsburg, Pa
Braddock Heights
Eldridge Howens
Philadelphia
Myrtle Kintz
Daysville
Lewis M. Kintz
East Fourth Street
Ward C. Haffner
Tlanover, Pa
S. T. Haffner
Gustav Hartig
John L. Michael
Willard Teasdale
St. Louis
Frederick W. Obenderfer
William Wilson
Doubs
Martha Willard
C. B. Willard
John D. Hendrickson
West Second Street
Boston
Mass
Harvard University
J. Hunt Hendrickson
Law
W. H. M. Society
Harner Dre
Justi&wit
David Cramer
NISI
Equity
Circuit Court
Janes Fl
Gambryl
Harry W. Bowers
W. Bowers
Urner & Urner
Fearless
G. HF. Mercer
Braddock
Ma Tunisdsiutiwif
Phaeton
Do & Doll
Third Street
Cherch Street
Judart
Political Cards
Jesse F. R. Heagey
Court St. Frederick, Md
Scott S. Welty
Sherif
Democracy
James A. Jones
Maritdim
Woodsboro, Ma
Card
Chas. T. Pagan
Marléd&éwimr
Guy K. Motter
Febb Edgentt
Jas. Staiey
G L. Baking Co
P.O
Julba
Zdgar S. McCardell
S. Market St
B. Rasenour & Sons
A. S. Army
United States
Ald
Soule Realty Company
Washington, DD. C
Juzdim
Rwrea Per
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