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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Mar 31, 1911
Page
3
Extensive county notes list residents and visitors from Adams town Beallsville Walkersville and Frederick with numerous calls visits and social events. The item mentions mumps illness rheumatism Easter services weather damage from a storm and several local appointments and movements among families and church groups.
Tady marks fifty years of independence with two expositions in Turin and Home. In Rome the colossal statue of King Vittorio Emanuele II rises atop Capitoline Hill, a white marble temple housing a giant bronze figure. The monument, 14 foot sword and eight foot plume millennia of effort and public subscriptions, stands as a symbol of Italy’s unification and capital restoration.
Sohn Ho Heeh a retired merchant of Boonsboro is dead. The Dorchester Counts Farmers Grange was organized at Hurlock. Fire destroyed the residence of Gary Vowler near South River. The Public Service Commission granted authority to the PLB & WER Co to issue 4.5 million dollars in bonds. A grandfather clock sold at the Tarim sale near Rou erville brought 127.50. One man was killed and another seriously injured when an elevated platform at the Atlantic Fertilizer Works in Baltimore collapsed. Baltimore police reports of pullings show many structures and fire escapes are unsafe. The Montgomery county grand jury says the Reckvite courthouse basement is used on Sundays for card playing and drinking. Dr William Kirk has been appointed general secretary of the United Charities of Rochester and professor of political economy at the University of Rochester, with mentions of President Bush possibly succeeding Gould at Missouri Pacific. A last call for subscriptions to Baltimore Industrial Building stock is being made as the option on the site expires April 4. Testimony in the Baltimore Police Commissioners case before Governor Crothers alleges petty gambling and dis orderly houses. Governor Crothers restored citizenship to Laurence O’Donnell, who served two years in prison, later earning a fortune of 11000. Bernhard Ulrich of the Chicago Grand Opera Company says Baltimore will have a grand opera season next year. Sportsmen in Washington County prepare for trout season opening tomorrow as streams remain scarce.
Grand Jury report from Montgomery County urges immediate action to end Sunday drinking and card playing in the basement of the Rockville Courthouse. It also highlights Falls branch pollution from Chevy Chase to Hills, noting sewage from 250 homes endangers health and demands county action and prosecutions for violators.
KP A Hann and Company of Creagers Town, maker of glue and ink, will restart by purchasing the fire site from Dr J B D Young. The prior factory was destroyed weeks ago. Mr Hann's mother, who lived nearby, died from fright soon after the blaze was found.
Maryland will send four officers to join the army manoeuvres in Texas. Captains Charles A. Little David W Jenkins W H Vickers and Dr W P Morrill depart Baltimore tomorrow and arrive at Fort Worth Tuesday morning. They report to General Carter for inspection and assignment.
Kilgour of Rockville, former Montgomery County State’s Attorney, will assist State’s Attorney Bowien Waters in prosecuting Richard W. Allmutt. Allmutt stands indicted for the murder of his sister Valeria Viers and for assault with intent to murder his mother and Jane Rawlings in the Allnutt home at Dawsonville on March 14. The case is likely to be tried at the current Rockville criminal term within two weeks. defense will argue insanity with Arthur Peter and W Outerbridge Spates.
The State Bank of Maryland will formally open in the former Maryland Savings Bank building at Baltimore and Cortimerce streets. Organized by William W Cloud, the bank has 500000 dollars capital with 726000 dollars surplus and 20000 shares of 265 dollars par value plus 6.25 surplus each. The stock is uniquely distributed to widely scatter ownership across Maryland Virginia West Virginia and the District of Columbia.
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