Brawl near Bentz Street ends with arrests in hear ing
John Presley Holland, colored, is at Montevue Hospital with a broken jaw and facial cuts after a fight at Henrietta Brooks’s Bentz Street home. Henrietta Brooks and James Selsey, both colored, face hearing for assault and battery, released on $200 recognizances. authorities describe a chaotic scene with multiple witnesses.
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Nps
J. P Holland
Montevue
Henrietta Brooks
James Selsey
John Presley Holland
Holland
Montevue Hospital
General Mix-Lip
Bentz Street
Henrietta Brooka
Denis
Fifth
Sixth Streets
Selsey
Haover
Cronenburg
Hoffman
Henriett& Brooks
Selera
Justice
Dennis
Eugene Twort Rampage Ends in Family Confrontation
Eugene Hyory, in a half drunk state, damaged a Bat tetown home barrel with stones and a broken window shutter after failing to gain entry. Inside he found a butcher knife and threatened his father until family members and Officer King restrained him. Ivory was jailed for a 7 30 p.m. hearing. Separately, Western Union will extend hours to 10 50 p.m. with two district managers announcing the change to better serve Frederick patrons.
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Eugene Twort
Eugene Hyory
King
Ivory
Western Union Telegraph Company
Frederick
Sheldon Custer
Philadelphia
FL M. von Nieda
Ditrict
Harrisburg
Best Known Cough Remedy Promoted Worldwide
An old advertisement touts Dr Ring's New Discovery as the top cough remedy for forty three years, with over three million bottles used last year. An Allendale resident endorses it after twenty years, claiming it cures coughs and colds. Multiple drug stores carry it, including Pearn's Pharmacy and Harner's Drug Store.
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Ring
Owens
Allendale
Xing
Tpearn ‘S Pharmory
Baltimore Woman Dies En Route To Church
Mrs. Bopha J. Link 72, a Frederick native living at 2344 Edmondson avenue Baltimore, died of heart disease last night in Dr W J Sowers offices after walking toward St Pauls Reformed Church. She was accompanied by granddaughter Marie E Link and chose to walk despite advice to ride. Coroner Macht ruled natural causes. Survived by son A D Garl Link daughter Addie V Link two sisters Mrs W H Brish and Mrs L M Zimmerman brother Biljah Wachter. Body to Frederick for funeral from train arrival Saturday at 10 am Interment Mt Oliver cemetery. Funeral director C C Carty.
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Link
Frederick
Balto
Bopha J. Link
Edmondson Avenue
Baltimore
W. J
Calhoun and
Mulbarry Streets
Mijas Marie E. Link
Macht
Biljah Wachter
Harper’s Ferry
Mt Oliver Cemetery
C. C. Carty
JH. Frazier Rites Mark One of Frederick's Largest Funerals
Funeral services for John I. Frazier were held at his South Market street home, two o'clock yesterday, with a large turnout. Fraternal organizations and the United Fire Company, of which he was vice president, accompanied the procession to Mt Olivet cemetery. The service included an Episcopal burial rite and Chippewa Tribe honors. Pallbearers led the escort, and Panama Canal era broker C Reginald Hughes returned to New York after service. Also noted were a local boy’s return home from Cent ral Falls and political candidacies in Montgomery county.
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Frederick
John I. Frazier
South Market Street
Geniae
Douglass
Mi Olivet
Frazier
United Fire Company
Order of Red Men
Heptasophs
Order of Eagles
Loyal Order of Moose
Rey
U Wooff
Mt Olivet
Charles W. Gramer
George E. Schell
Charles BR. Groff
Robert A. Bennett
el C. Yatgh
Harvey D. Martz
Dorsey Etchison
M. DL. Etchisan
Parcel Post Beef Reaches Lowell Woman
Mrs Sophia Mdea of Lowell received five pounds of beef from her cousin EH Frost of Frederick Marsland by parcel post. The meat arrived in poor condition after about thirty hours on the road. The issue notes the purchase was not unusual in this city.
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Sophia Mdea
Lowell
EH Frost
Frederick
Marsland
Marietta
City Supervisors of Election Named for Frederick
Governor Goldsborough appoints two Republicans and one Democrat to Frederick Citys election board. T Kuhn Marion Moberly and Thoras Mekstedu face scrutiny as the board shifts political balance. Registration rules spark dispute over Negro voting rights and grandfather clause in local law and Annapolis decision.
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Goldsborough
T. Kuhn
Marion Moberly
Thoras Mekstedu
Frederick City
Jaery W. Mowers
Moberly
Thia
Tagan
Carlton Stuth
Kulin
Tol Aviange
Frederick
Annapolis
Morris
Kanezro
Opera House
Property Deeds and Licenses Listed in County Records
Transfers include John M. Fisher to Boller and Dorsey for 122.27 dollars and others. Marriages listed site Edgar Shafer and Ida Roelkey, Clarence Cline and Fannie Waters, Guy Ramsburg and Ethel Sum mers. Road trip notice: County Commissioners to inspect the Petersville to Brunswick route Saturday.
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John M. Fisher
Boller and Dorsey
Lilah
Bare
Ernest M. Burleigh
William A. Abbe
Lewis S. Rickerd
Christian Herbert
John L Bopst
George Kuhn
John L Herpst
Charles W
Searriage
Edgar Y. Shafer
Near Burk
Ffsville
Ida Ruth Roelkey
Teffergon
Clarence Elmer Cline
Fannie Estella Waters
Near Harmony
Guy Roelkey Ramsburg
Harmony Grove
Ethel Virginia Summers
Mt. Pleasant
Petersville
Brunswick
Purely Personal notes from local readers travel and visits
Mrs M J Grove of Lime Kiln has not left on any extended Southern trip. Mr HE Hubert Bowers of St John s College Annapolis is home for Master vacation. Various residents like Mian Florenge Arngperger of Uigh field visit Inez Stevens West Patrick street and Ms Georg Rodock Jr returns from Georgetown University. Several trips south and to Philadelphia Camden and Atlantic City for Easter holidays are noted among local families.
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M. J. Grove
Lime Kil
HE Hubert Bowers
St. John's College, Annapolis
George S. Rodock, Jr
Georgetown University
Easter Soiree at Miss Ritchie's School
The social world notes an Easter Soiree to be held Tuesday evening March 28 as Miss Ritchie's school hosts its annual subscription dance. The Free Kindergarten closes for Easter vacation and enrollment stands at 70. The Star bowling team travels to Martinsburg for a duckpins match. Maryland School for the Deaf sends students home for Easter holidays.
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Martinsburg
Brunswick
Maryland
Maryland School For the Deaf
Danderine Hair Care Promises Lustrous Soft Hair
A vintage advertisement touts Danderine as a hair cleanser that removes dust and oil while invigorating the scalp. It claims hair becomes light and wavy, with new hair growth visible after several weeks, urging readers to buy a 25 cent bottle from drug or department stores.
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Knowlton
Contractors in Montgomery to Bid on Shoemaker Roads
W J Grove of M J Grove Lime Co notes 10 to 16 bidders on Shoemaker act road work in Montgomery county. He cites Frederick county’s one mile bid absence and says bids rise with more work. Frederick extended bid time. Montgom ery plans about miles of road under the Shoemaker program. Also reports largest spring personal property sale of over 5200 dollars tied to John J Houck near Singanore. Easter souvenirs promised at City Opera House matinee with small prizes this year.
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W. J. Grove
M.J. Grove Lime Company
Montgomery County
Frederick County
Grove Company
Grove
Shoemaker Road
Markwood D. Harp
Board of County Commissioners
John J. Houck
Singanore
Opera House
City Opera
Cascarets Ad Claims Quick Stomach Relief
An advertisement touts Cascarets as a cure for sour stomach, belching, heartburn, and nausea. It promises immediate stomach cleansing, removal of undigested food and foul gases, and relief by morning. The copy urges 10 cent boxes for adults and children.
Another Contribution To Guy Stone Fund Credited
A reader adds 2.50 to the Guy Stone fund, bringing the total to 581.47. The note promotes Chamberlain's Cough Remedy, praising its past deeds as the true test, with advertisements claiming wide dealer availability.
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Guy Stone
Public sale of real estate and bank stock in Frederick
Trustees will sell at Frederick Court House on March 21 1912 at 12 o clock a m property on West Patrick street Nos 207 205 and 211 including barber shop storeroom and double dwelling plus several shares of Citizens National Bank Farmers Mechanics National Bank and Frederick County National Bank stock. Real estate terms require 250 cash deposit and balance in six months by notes with 6 percent interest. Auctioneers and trustees listed Edith W. Martin Leo Weinberg William E Darner. dMar 6 13 20 27
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Heal Estate
Jane Stock
Clinton J. Main
Frederick County
Clinton EL Main
Court Mouse Door
Frederick City
Maryland
West Patrick Street
Said Street
Clinton 4
Hammond Urner
Lauber & TL. IL
Nixdorit
Patrick Petreet
Citizens’ National Bank
Farmers’ & Mechanics’ National Bank
Frederick County National Bank
Edith W. Matin
Leo Weinberg
William E Darner
dMar
Public Auction Notice of Farm Personal Property Sale
Valuable personal property to be sold at public sale on the premises on road from Jefferson toward Mucky, with horses, cattle, wagons, farming equipment, housewares, and household items. Terms: credit six months on sums over ten dollars with note and security. payment day of sale. removal after terms. Auctioneers and clerk listed.
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Jefferyon
Jefferson
Osborne
John A. Schaeffer
H. R. Lease
John H. Grove
wMarch
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Harner’s
Shactive
JH. Frazier
Canal
C. Reginald Hughes
Isthmian Canal Commission
Hughes
Panama Canal
Gatun
J. R. Hughes
Isthmus
New York
Mont
Joseph J. Hutton
William HW. Griffith
Lawtensville
Robert E Kanade
Crittenden Walker
Gaithersburg
William T. Warfield
Clarksburg
Clifford. L. Howard
Baie
City Supervisors OF Election
P. T. Kuhn
Thos. Eckstein
Circuit and
Orphana’ Courts
Mr. Oliver
Mian Florenge Arngperger
Uighfield
Inez Stevens
Jacob Ruhrback
West Church Street
Genera Young
Woodsboro
Iter
Lewis M. Haver
J. Marshall Miller
Virginia I. Miller
Washington, D.C
Mary Baker
Thurmont
James Abrecht
West Seventh Street
This | Rity
John Buckey
Washington
City
Joan H. Frazier
Mary Brengle
Hagerstown
Waynesboro
A. L. Pearce
Austin
Thomas B. Johnson
Rose Koester
Eloise Schmidt
Camden
N. J
Nettie Roufzahn
Market Street
Patrick Street
A. C. McBride
William Schaeffer
Baltimore Business College
East Fourth, Streetly
William D.bogers
Eaton-Burnett Business College
Baltimore , S
Harry W. Bowers
Clarke Place
Atlantic City
C. F. Thoms
Almira,Baker
Grace Nicodemus
Buckeystown
Catherine Thomas
Union Protestant Infirmary
Montco
WN. J. Grove
National Bank
Emory Ik
Chas. Wertheimer
Frank C. Norwood
Robt, A. Kemp
Geo. T. Badmgardner
Assist
Cashier
Richard Potts
Cone
NIST
Frank B Sappington
Sallie Rebecca Davis
Sallie RK. Sappington
Thomas
G. Ridgely Sappington
Clinton E. Main
Circuit Court
Ander
Clinton FE Main
Edith W. Main
Colt-Dixon Vacking Co
FE. Obenderfer
East Patrick Street
A. mi
W. 0. McCutcheor
Salcon League
Public Sali
Middletown
Titus
DS Hwbad OF
Catt
Deering
McCormick
Syracuse
W. Gerry Lakin
Wm. E. Darner
Chas, Summers
Ady
Urbana
Peek Goods
D. McNeally
Lovettsville
Barshear
Traxvings
North Market Street
Wm, M. Zimmerman
National Cash Register
Komlas New
Snook
D.C. Brish
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