Accused Of Robbing Women While Praying In NY
Catherine Fennell alias Fitzhugh and Northup, linked to purse thefts in New York churches, was arrested after a history in Virginia and Washington. Held on $3000 bail, she lived with her infant son at the Sanders Hotel while police traced stolen wallets and returned a $500 gold mesh purse to its owner.
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Catherine Fennell
New York
Catherine M. Fennell
Fitzhugh
Northup
Academy of Visitation
Virginia
Staunton
Miss Fennell
Frederick
Fennell
Washington
West End
Falls Church
Bai
Sanders Hotel
St. Bartholomew's Episcopal Church
Jane Doe
Cascarets promise quick relief from digestive ills
Health claim style advertisement describing cascarets as a cure for sick headache biliousness dizziness coated tongue foul breath and torpid liver. It asserts poisons in intestines re absorbed into blood cause brain congestion and headaches. Cascarets cleanse stomach remove undigested food gases and regulate liver and bowels, working overnight for a clear head and regular bowels. Warner's Drug Store promotes Easter gift candy.
Gang of colored boys robs Fre hånd area hen houses
Frederick residents report a gang of colored boys aged 12 to 16 raiding hen houses on Rockwell Terrace and north and west sections. Eggs and other items, including a turkey, have disappeared from multiple coops and buyers have been seen in the area.
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Frederick
of & D Hedges
Rockwell Terrace
Hedges
Warehime
Jum
Frederick City Hospital
Austin Haffner
Ira Miller
Ray Rohrer
Fourth Street
Gang of Colored Boys
Bronco A
Lois Weber
Phill Smally
California
Sttly
Batewell
Miss Batewell
Great North Woods
Eclair
Barbara Tennant
Jimmy
Nestor
Far West
Adamstown Bowlers Defeat Baumgardner Captains By 123 Pin Margin
Adamstown bowlers defeated a Frederick team led by Thomas Baumgardner by 1929 to 1806, a 123 pins margin. Allnutt of Adamstown and Shaff of Frederick tied for high honors with 342 pins, as four Adamstown bowlers surpassed 100 average. This afternoon Adamstown faces Brunswick in the next match.
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Baumgardner
Adamstown
Frederick
Thos. Baumgardner
Allnutt
Shaff
Brunswick
Adamstown Wachter Wee Ae
Durrow
Saouffer. Au
Thomas
Dar
Shaft
Fry
Beck
AGI
Fox
Hall's Catarrh Cure testimonial for cure guarantee
The advertisement offers one hundred dollar reward for an incurable catarrh case and endorses Hall's Catarrh Cure by Fr. Cheney Co. Toledo. It cites 15 years of trusted business dealings with Cheney and claims the remedy acts internally on blood and mucous surfaces. Also promotes Hall’s Family Pills for constipation and notes price 75 cents per bottle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ty Hall
Cheney & CO
Toledo
Cheney
Waltding
Dragerisix
Building Now Almost Razed At Market And Church
Old Hentz property at Market and Church Streets is being torn down to make way for Hosen our Brothers modern business building. Contractor Rey W Teele oversaw about 18 workers as the 60 year old corner structure was razed in a day. Most salvageable joists and white pine lumber will be reused in the new structure, with wood prices now higher than when built.
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Hentz
Market
Church Streets
Hosen
Our Brothers
Rey W Teele
Real estate transfers and a Brunswick marriage license
Frederick Land and Improvement Co transfer to Stella May Freed in Frederick, Md for 276 dollars. Sanner and wife to Yi. Clay Fulton in Walkersville for 35 dollars. Eller and husband to Samuel D. Yingling for 1335 dollars for 5 acres 2 sh 100d and 10 square perches. Weant and wife to Stow ard I. Houck for 3800 dollars for 85 acres of land. Baker executor to Horace Teeters for county real estate. Teeters and wife to John W. Kohlenburg for 5 dollars. Peters to Jemima Peters for county real estate for 10 dollars. Allnutt and wife to J Dean Zeiler and Myra B Zeiler for county real estate for 10 dollars. Marriage license: Walter C. Ambrose age 21 and Birtie Irene Forest age 18, both of Brunswick.
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Frederick Land and Improvement Co
Frederick
Stella May Freed
City
Charles V. C Sanner
Yi. Clay Fulton
Walkersville
Mary BE. Eller
Samuel D. Yingling
Edward O. Weant
Stoward I. Houck
Wm G. Baker
Horace T. Poeters
Horace Teeters
John W. Kohlenburg
Horace T. Peters
Jemima Peters
George S. Allnutt
J. Dean Zeiler
Myra
B. Zeiler
Mabreage Liccasa
Walter C. Ambrose
Birtie Irene Forest
Brunswick
Close Season With Win Over Bucknell
Mount St. Marys capped a hard fought season by defeating Bucknell 14 to 11 on the local court. Glamee electrified spectators with a center-floor shot, while Malloy and Costello added clean baskets. May exited early with an injury, Phillips replacing him as Young Broeslin moved to forward. Dreslin displayed sharp floor work as Bucknell made two second period lineup changes led by Tehner and Fetter. Learz and Phillips anchored the Mountaineers as the student body celebrated a strong finish.
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Mount St. Mary's
Bucknell
Glamee
Malloy
Costello
Mountaineers
May
Phillips
Young Broeslin
Dreslin
Will Speak at Cumberland Synagogue Tomorrow Evening
Leo Weinberg of the Frederick Bar will deliver an address at the Cumberland synagogue tomorrow evening. The audience will be mixed, with attendees beyond the Hebrew faith.
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Cumberland
Leo Weinberg
Frederick
Bucklen's Arnica Salve Praised for Skin Ailments
A Gladwin Mich man describes twelve years of skin illness and $100 in doctors' bills ended by Bucklen's Arnica Salve. The ad claims quick, permanent relief for burns, bruises, and skin diseases and urges purchase at 25 cents through Pearre's Pharmacy.
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Bucklen
John Deye
Gladwin
Mich
Pearre
DOAN'S KIDNEY PILLS PROMISE RELIEF FOR BACKACHE
A dated testimonial appeals to readers about kidney backache relief. It touts Doan's Kidney Pills from Foster Milburn Co of Buffalo New York and cites Mrs Daniel Welgley of Rockville Maryland praising the remedy. The ad urges purchase from local dealers at five cents a pill.
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Daniel Welgley
Rockvice
Doan
Prica Fl Conis
Foster-Milburn Co
Butlato
New York Sole Agents for the United States
New York is identified as the sole agent for the United States in a terse note. The fragment mentions the name Doun'sand and instructs to remember it and take no other. The source provides minimal context and lacks dates, organizations, or events to expand.
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New York
United States
Doun
Student Play At Mount St Marys College Boasts Large Audience
A pair of noon and evening performances by the Prec Lycomn Association at Mount St. Marys College drew large crowds. The cast included Douglasa Cuttonmoole and James McCarthy with Miss Ashford in makeup noted as particularly strong. The reviewer praises overall handling of scenes while warnings about illnesses appear in product endorsements for a cough remedy.
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Prec Lycomn Association
Mount St. Mary's College
Ninele Hall
Morais
Chutes Hawkey
Mayers
St. Josepl’s College
Dolar
Douglasa Cuttonmoole
Far Lle J
James McCarthy
Miss Ashford
Batts
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Royal Baking Powder
Red Cross
Martha Washington
Warner's Drug Store
Mullinix
Bante
the Circuit and Orphans’ Courts
Property Deroin
Igreenawalt
West Patrick Street
Frederick Residente
Donn
Atoud
Childress
Ned
Ian
Duke Tor Nate
the Marvel the People’s Theatre
Best Pictures
the Empire
South Market Street
Frederick, MD
W. N. Jolliffe
Temple OF Music
North Market Street
George A. Everhart
Lafrance
H. R. Flautt
City Opera House Shoe Store
Lourren L. Welty
East Church ST
C L. Kefauver
N. Market ST
Frederick MD
THE
Public
J. A. Ramsburg
Harner’s Drug Store
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