Daily News fragment hints at aid request and relatives
A partial Daily News fragment shows mentions of families and assistance from a relative figure. Text is cut, leaving unclear names or exact actions but suggests support or aid being discussed.
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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1910
Page
5
A partial Daily News fragment shows mentions of families and assistance from a relative figure. Text is cut, leaving unclear names or exact actions but suggests support or aid being discussed.
Fragmentary text from a local page lists names and offices including Rhoads News Office and Moyer. The readable items hint at a dispatch or note about a Mary and Rheder News Office with references to Marvel Commercial Operators and basebait terms. Details are sparse and unclear.
Irregular OCR fragment mentions Meseirg Irving Miller and Co among dealers. West Patrick at pet likely notes purchases or listings. Collinge and tkdeony appear garbled. Readable facts are minimal. item appears as a classified notice or dealer listing from an old paper segment.
A muted social scene marks the birthday of Sire Serene as friends gather in a quiet celebration at Market Street. The event honors her milestone with warm congratulations and well wishes from a close circle of acquaintances.
A 1910 court filing describes a patient at a hospital who underwent an operation to correct a jaw issue and alleges improper discharge practices. The complaint cites the hospital superintendent and a medical advisory committee for allegedly ejecting the patient without due cause, claiming the removal endangered the patient and violated hospital rules and rites.
Frederick hosts a warm welcome reception for Rev. L G Kieffer and his wife at the Evangelical Reformed church parlors. More than 600 guests attended as the Sunday school orchestra played and offerings of ices cake and nuts delighted attendees. A cordial farewell to the former pastor’s faithful service was not stated.
John Hollman colored faced charges of drunkenness and disorderly conduct after an incident on Brewery alley Saturday night. Justice C H Eckstein fined him five dollars and held him on a one hundred dollar recognizance for grand jury duty. Additional notes mention a weapon carry charge and various local matters including property and an estate administrator selling Araby farm near Frederick Junction to Eugene Sponley Fouenwith The News.
A residential fire on Milita Street damaged a dwelling and caused injuries. Mrs Shultz reported the stove malfunction, leading to flames and water exposure that worsened the fire. Neighbors and local residents, including Mr Troelkey and Mr Ruel, assisted, with damages estimated around a hundred dollars in household effects and several residents displaced.
The Fifteenth U.S. Cavalry en route to Gettysburg for instruction plans to encamp at the Frederick Fair Grounds on Friday June 24. Citizens will be admitted to the camp with expected arrival around 4 PM. A local effort, including Congressman Pearce and Adjutant-General Asheworth, secured access and an exhibition drill and band concert may be arranged. Troops depart Fort Myer June 23, Camp at Gaithersburg and Thurmont areas on following nights.
A Hudson River group led by Amés Hendrickson, son of Mr and Mrs John D Hendrickson, sails from Hoboken on the Hamburg with Western Maryland College conductors. They visit Pompeii, Rome, Pisa, Venice, Milan, the Italian Lakes, Interlaken, Zurich, Munich, the Passion Play at Oberammergau, Linz, Vienna, Dresden, Berlin, Leipzig, Frankfurt, Cologne, Amsterdam, The Hague, Antwerp, Brussels, Paris, London, Oxford, Edinburgh, Glasgow, St Lawrence Islands, Niagara, and return to New York September 7.
Hymeneal notices report Rev Henry V Saunders of Mount Calvary Baltimore to wed Miss Mary T Cooper of Baltimore with Bishop John G Murray officiating. After a ten day honeymoon they will return to New Market. Also Howard Etchison of Rockville wed Clara EB Tregoning of New London at M E parsonage with Rev E H Lamar presiding.
Miss Bessie Anders underwent an appendicitis operation this morning at the Homeopathic Hospital in Washington DC. The operation was successful and Miss Anders is recovering nicely. Maryland troops are reported to be entering camp at Gettysburg in July.
A special meeting of the Mayor and aldermen adjourned to discuss city finances. The council read and accepted a liquidation plan for bonds and authorized the hire of Mro C. Cram as civil engineer to supervise North Market Street construction.
Miss Trail receives first prize in a state literary contest hosted by the General Federation of Women’s Clubs. Her history of Italian literature in two volumes and a study in criticism are noted, with colleagues and local residents mentioned as part of the event and surrounding reports.
A damaged OCR style clipping lists numerous names including J D Wake, G Barwa, P Istawmer, J C Mores, and others. It references baseball today at Athletic Park, Crescent Club York Erick, Braddock eight, and mentions prices like 75c per hundred and 086 dozen, with ad text about soliciting applicants and commercial operators.
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