Notes of News From Maryland State Throughout Yesterday
A volunteer fire company formed at Chesapeake Bay. Governor Crothers spoke. the United Brethren convention at Hagerstown adjourned to York Pa. Commen cement exercises at Charlotte Hall Military Academy ended with a ball. The Charles Clayville farm blaze destroyed the largest dwelling near Snow Hill. Maryland State Dental Association opened a two day session at the University of Maryland Baltimore. James Meno convicted of manslaughter for Nellie Robinson’s death. George T. Gambrill trial postponed to next Wednesday. Baltimore bar leaders back Albert C. Ritchie for attorney general. Dr Eugene A Noble resigned Goucher College presidency for Dickerson College Carlisle Pa. A silver watch and chain were stolen from Walter Sharer in Hagerstown. a stranger suspected. The Maryland Normal and Industrial School for Colored Students Jerico Station dedication began. Robbers broke into J W Hepner’s cafe in Hagerstown. about $5 in cash taken. Charles D Reid urged parole of prisoners after national corrections convention in Boston. Hulls Foundry and Garage at Hagerstown battled a dangerous fire threatening $50,000 in autos. Ida May Hobbs, 35, killed herself at her sister’s Baltimore home. Drs at Maryland University Hospital found a patient’s heart on the right side. Lawn fetes for Confederate memorial at Rockville began at Dickerson with a large turnout. Baltimore Paving Commission seeks council guidance on Buffalo plan for loan payments. Hagerstown Mayor and Council approved Western Maryland Railroad to add tracks on Foundry Street for a new depot aimed for October completion.
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Chesapeake Bay
Crothers
United Brethren Christian Endeavor
Hagerstown
York
Charlotte Hall Military Academy
Charles Clayville
Maryland State Dental Association
University of Maryland
Baltimore
James Meno
Nellie Robinson
Cambridge
George T. Gambrill
Roxbury Distilling Company
Albert C. Ritchie
Eugene A. Noble
Goucher College
Dickerson College
Carlisle
Walter Sharer
Maryland Normal and Industrial School For
Colored Students
Jerico Station
Prince Georges County
J. W. Hepner
Charles D. Reid
Maryland Prisoners Association
National Convention of Corrections and Charities
Boston
Dl.f. Hull, & Sons
Ida May Hobbs
Augustus Holbrook
Calverton Road
Margaret Smith
Maryland University Hospital
Rockville
Montgomery County
Dickerson
Hail and weather notes in Thurmont area With church events
County correspondence lists residents visiting, family gatherings and farm news around Frederick and Thurmont. Hailstorms damaged crops and a cow died from lightning. Community events include ice cream festival near Barnesville, visits by residents from Lewistown and Baltimore, and upcoming United Brethren Church services and baptisms.
BASE BALL SCORES AMERICAN LEAGUE SUMMARY
Score reports from Washington Philadelphia Boston and New York Detroit show Washington defeating St. Louis 6 to 0 and Philadelphia Athletics beating Chicago 10 to 6 with Boston beating Cleveland 5 to 2 while New York Detroit game was rained out. Standings list Detroit Chicago Athletics Cleveland Boston Washington New York St Louis with varying win loss records and percentages.
National League scores from Pittsburg Chicago and St Louis
In Pittsburgh at Pittsburg 8 Boston 2 Camnitz Simon Brown pitched for Boston Griffin Kling Chicago 6 Philadelphia 3 Auerbach Archer Moore Chalmers Doon St Louis 8 New York 4 Steele Bresnahan Drucke Marquard Myers Cincinnati Brooklyn rain standings show Chicago 32 18 635 St Louis 28 24 538 New York 33 20 623 Cincinnati 24 29 453 Philadelphia 32 22 593 Brooklyn 19 23 363 Pittsburgh 30 23 566 Boston 12 42 236
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Pittsburg
Boston
Camnitz
Simon
Brown
Griffin
Kling
Chicago
Philadelphia
Auerbach
Archer
Moore
Chalmers
Doon
St. Louis
New York
Steele
Bresnahan
Drucke
Marquard
Myers
Cincinnati-Brooklyn
W.L. PC
St-Louis
Newarke
Cincinti
Philada
Brookly
Pittsbrg
$1,000,000 Shortage Tarnishes Hermosillo Treasury
Dispatch reports an inquiry by provisional officials into a shortfall exceeding 1 million Mexican pesos in Hermosillo state treasury under Diaz regime. Old clerks and head Victor Aguilar cooperate. former governor Louis E. Torres fled with 40,000 pesos. Torres and Corral estates valued at millions may be confiscated. Also a note on Chamberlain's Cough Remedy for Whooping cough.
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Hermosillo
Mexico
Douglas
Aziz
Mex
Victor Aguilar
Louis E. Torres
Torres
Corral
State League Scores From Johnstown Trenton Altoona and Wilmington
In Johnstown Johnstown 9 York 1 with batteries Brittsen Rementer Hitchcock Raub. In Trenton Reading 5 Trenton 4 with Horsey Philbin Hafford Kerr Trenton 4 Reading 1. In Altoona Altoona 6 Harrisburg 4 with Fittery Stroh Malloy Hurley. In Wilmington Lancaster 2 Wilmington 1 with Coveleskie McGinley Brazell Harkins. Standings show Reading 21 14 600, Trenton 21 17 553, York 17 19 472, Altoona 19 17 528, Lancaster 16 19 497, Wilmington 15 22 405.
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Johnstown
York
Brittsen
Rementer
Hitchcock
Raub
Trenton
Reading
Horsey
Philbin
Hafford
Kerr
Lloyd
Altoona
Harrisburg
fFittery
Stroh
Malloy
Hurley
Wilmington
Lancaster
Coveleskie
McGinley
Brazell
Harkins
W.L
W.L. PC
Iarring
Lancastr
Johnnson
Wilmng
Aunt Delia On The Way To Will Taft Wedding
Miss Delia C. Torrey known as Taft's Aunt Delia travels from Millbury Massachusetts to Washington for the silver wedding anniversary of her nephew Will Taft. The president urged the trip, sending his son Robert to Milbury to accompany her, ensuring a Taft family reunion for the celebration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White House
Will
Washington
Delia C. Torrey
Taft
Delia
Millbury
Mass
Robert
Millury
Nieuport Breaks Aerodrome Record at Chalons
In Chalons France on June 17 M Nieuport set a new aerodrome speed record while competing in the preliminary of the James Gordon Bennett aviation rate. He covered 145 kilometers at 129 kilometers per hour about eighty miles per hour, surpassing the former record.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chalons
France
Gordon Bennett
M. Nieuport
Wizard of Finance Jailed After Blind Pool Scam
Sheldon organized a blind pool in Montreal to defraud clients. Charles D. Sheldon was convicted of appropriating funds and sentenced to five years in prison by Judge Langelier. He advertised as inside stock market genius promising 20 to 30 percent monthly returns, attracting widows and small investors before fleeing in October.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheldon
Montreal
Charles D. Sheldon
Langelier
Finance
Ask Justice for Indians Dr Montezuma Seeks Equal Opportunties
Washington June 17 Dr Carlos Montezuma an Apache pressed before the house committee on expenditures in the interior department for Indians to receive the same advantages as foreigners to become Americanized and civilized He argued that Indians should be scattered across the country to become Americanized as other races already are. A later item notes a lightning strike in Pottsville Pa that shocked every family member and ripped cloth from floors while a separate Charlotte NC fire destroyed the Avlon mills at Mayodan with a $250000 loss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montezuma
Washington
Carlos Montezuma
House Committee On Expenditures
Intewer Department
Mondell
Dr. Montezuma
Pottsville
Schwmilhill County
Kerht
Joseph Weitser
Quarles Point
Schuylkill
Evety
Taft to Leave Washington for Beverly Vacation Route
President will take his family to Beverly Massachusetts on July 2 then travel to Marion Indiana to meet the Marion club and visit former Vice President Fairbanks. He will review a Fourth parade and witness a freight collision at the state fairgrounds before addressing the Marter club and traveling east. Bishop Fallows' son plans to wed Miss Eda von Loska Truna in New York as a Smith College graduate. Delaware postmaster dies suddenly at age sixty while walking to the Newark post office.
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Beverly
Mass
Washington
Taft
Marion
Ind
Indianapolis
Marion Club
Fairbanks
State Fair
Marter Club
Bishop Fallows
New York
Charles Samuel Fallows
Bishop Samuel Fallows
Chicago
City Hall
Eda von Loska Truna
Smith College
Portune Hunter” Company
Delaware
Newark
Del
Delaware Clark
Frederick Market Prices Corrected June 17 1911
Frederick market prices list farm goods with prices for wheat corn rye oats flour meal mill feed seeds hay and potatoes. Also a health ad promoting Chamberlain's stomach and liver tablets for better digestion and overall health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clover
Straw
Breakfast items and cooking tips with pokeweed mention
A historical style home cooking piece lists breakfast items and a long section on pokeweed usage, with recipes and methods for preparing stalks, veal hearts, almond cake, and ham leftovers. It discusses cooking times, ingredient ratios, and serving suggestions, ending with guidance on eggplant and tomatoes.
Working One’s Way Through Princeton Study Finds
Statistica reports that 40 percent of Princeton's 1442 students work while enrolled. About 57 students pay half their expenses, and 18 percent support themselves without outside aid. Many work on college publications and via laundries, with student athletes often serving as representatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Princeton
Fay Presenc
Arares
Eanough
College Commerce and Student Trade on Campus Premises
Freshmen carry baskets of pretzels and chocolates while soft hats in fall and straw hats in spring signal campus activity. Students sell shoes and clothing, secure program privileges at events for advertising revenue, and act as agents for typewriters, bicycles, kodaks, golf sticks, caps, and canes. Newspaper subscriptions are popular. Magazines are plentiful in Princeton. Pressing shops earn money.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sindenta
Princeton
Score
New York
Patten Says U S Prosecutes Small Earners in 1920s Outlook
Chicago wheat magnate James A. Patten, on a Mauretania voyage, declares the United States government prosecutes anyone earning 15 to 20 cents, warns of poor business and a long hot summer ahead. He doubts the real business vigor and fears corn damage would hurt the nation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
James A. Patten
Chicago
Mauretania
Hal
Frederick County Notifies Sealed Bids for Almshouse Supplies
The Commissioners of Charities and Corrections of Frederick County Maryland invite sealed proposals for three months July August and September 1911 to furnish supplies for inmates of the Almshouse and jail. Bids open on Tuesday June 27 1911 at 10 o’clock am in the Grand Jury room. Lowest responsible bidder awarded contract with bond for faithful performance. Inquiries to Lewis Be Flook secretary or Jacob B Tyson treasurer Frederick City. The board may reject any or all bids. July as te st DAVID CRAMER
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Commissioners of Charities and Corrections
Frederick County
Grand Jury
Court House
Lewis
Flook
Jfacob B. Tyson
Frederick City
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News OF the
Maryland
The
Paving Commission of
Western Maryland Railroad
Foundry Street
Joshua Summers
Frederick
George Fulner
Wm. Wiles
George
Millard Stockman
John Barns
Charles Barns
Samuel Barns
Charles Himes
Melvin
Maurice Rhoutzan
David
John
Himes
Wm. Long
J. W. Loy
Walkersville
Cora
Ruth Summel
Thurmont
Nettie Liday
Wm, Long
Edward Stitely
Lloyd Warfield
Johnsville
George Beitler
Samuel Whitthide
Rocky Ridge
Glenn Davis
Marshall Stitely
Clarence Long
Edgar
Guy Boller
John Troxell
Charles Ernis
Clarence Smith
Joseph Stambaugh
Ray Beitjer
Edgar Liday
Chas. B. Staley
Robert Moberly
Maple Avenue
Lee Hoke
Claude Reddeck
Leonard Reddeck
J. W. Carlin
Sudell
M. L. Kingsbury
Boyds
Richard D.larman
C. F. Carlin
Washington, D.C
Messrs. C
Wolfsville
Robert Brumbaugh
Tagerstown
Allen Hayes
Hubert Moats
Monroe
Vinnié Gilbert
Roy Stouffer
S. M. Bhckenstaff
Reno Buhrman
U. B
United Brethren Church
Lorimer
Iragham
American Press Association
Senate Committee On Privileges and Eiections Arhich
Dillingham
Gamble
Jones
Kenyon
Johnston
Fletcher
Kero
Jea
Springfield
Duluth
Walker
Street
Petty
Clarke
Athletics
Coombs
Lapp
Scott
Block
Young
Sullivan
Cleveland
Pape
Cicotte
Hall
Nunimaker
Detroit
Chamberlain
Charlotte
Av Lon
Mayodan
Frederick County Farmers’ Exchange
Carlyle
Poth
Mike
Patten
Te Wit
David Cramer
Clent
Soule Realty Company
Washington, D
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