Municipal Elections Report From Maryland Towns
Voters in Emmitsburg Walkersville Poolesville Westminster Taneytown and New Windsor elected burgesses and commissioners. Samuel L. Rowe won in Emmitsburg along with Oscar Fraley as commissioner amid low turnout. Walkersville saw 120 votes with Strine Ramsburg and Kling top finishers. Poolesville favored the citizens ticket but the old board retained control. Westminster and New Windsor saw incumbent leaders reelected or confirmed. New Windsor reported the largest municipal vote in its history.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Poolesville
Montgomery County
Old Board of Town Commissioners
Citizens
Old Bard
Charles ¥. Morrison
Av. B. W. Walling
CG. J. Norris
Li. W. Spurrier
Ha Lh. Wilard
W. W. Williams
B. Milford
J. &. Pyles
Vernon Hempstone
Isaac Fyffe
Willard
Westminster
Tanerytown
New Windsor
Walter al. Davis
John J. Reese
Lewis K. Woodward
Ernest J. Sponseler
Jesse S. Myers
Paul Case
Taneytown
Samuel Fi, Mehring
Burgess
Edward J. Reindollar
Frank H. Selss
Judson Hill
Edward Kemper
George Arnold
William D. Lovell
A. C. Smelser
Samuel T. Lantz
Edward Myers
Charles T. Repp
J. B. West
Local residents reported ill or recovering in city area
Names and locations mix of citizens described as sick hurt or recovering. George Binmenguer and Catherine Schade listed as ill, Mrs Washington Blekencraft near Middle Point described as very ill, Donald Smith improving, Hodney Burdette admitted to City Hospital, Mrs John Hildebrand paralyzed and in critical condition, Charles Forebroods Fith BITeEL improving at City Hospital, Mary Hater recovering after a fall, William Lawson somewhat improved, Mrs H Havin Shenk recovering after surgery at City Hospital.
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George Binmenguer
Brief items of interest in town affairs
Interior of Mrs. Theodore Drackey's property on Mast Patrick street is being improved. Samuel Marine's Market and Second streets corner woodwork is being repainted. Ground has been broken for a modern Roy Stockman residence on Dill avenue with Lloyd CL Culler as contractor. Police headquarters held its annual spring inspection under Janitor Fidgety and Desk Sergeant Cronenburg. Vernon Derr rented the vacant store room beside A J Eichelberger's North Market Street shop and entered the fruit business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gene
Theodore Drackey
Patrick Street
Samuel Marine
Market
Second Streets
Roy Stockman
Dill Avenue
Lloyd CL Culler
Cronenburg
Vernon Derr
A. J. Eichelberger
North Market Rect
Amt
Woodsboro Bank Directors Elect Noted Board
At a Woodsboro Savings Bank stockholders meeting yesterday twelve directors were named: James M. Smith George W Hoffman Joseph L Shank Frank L Stoner A H Eteler G F Smith Robert L Ogle W D B Catshall James W Long J H Kling Charles W Vorcus and Charles S Snook There were no changes from last year In a separate Frederick and Opossumtown Turnpike Company session this morning the old board was re elected with Motter Schley Cronise Ramsburg and Neidig The board also elected Motter president Cronise secretary and treasurer A five per cent dividend was declared on the stock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woodsboro Savings Bank
James M. Smith
George W. Hoffman
Joseph L. Shank
Frank L. Stoner
A. H. Eteler
G. F. Smith
Robert L. Ogle
W. DB. Catshall
James W. Long
J. H. Kling
Charles W.vorcus
Charles S. Snook
Frederick and Opossumtown Turnpike Company
Court House
John C Motter
Steiner Schley
Charles L. Cronise
UO. C. Ramsburg
William. Neidig
Charles L Cronise
Forty Hours Devotion at St John’s Catholic Church
News of the churches details a forty hours devotion ending tonight with 7 30 services and a Blessed Sacrament procession led by parish children and the Holy Name Society. May devotions commence Friday and continue on Wednesdays and Fridays through the month.
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St John’s Catholic Church
Holy Name Society
Deaths of Mrs Mary Shook and Mrs Edna Zentz in Lewistown and Thurnment
Mrs Mary K Shook 78 died at home in Lewistown after a brief illness. Survived by two sons J Henry Shook and J Danich Shook a daughter Mrs Miger Clew and two daughters Annle M and Mathie Shook. Burial plans incomplete. Mrs Edna Zentz wife of George Zentz died at home after illness of spinal pneumonia born December 4, 1876. Survives by mother Mrs Lana Martin husband and seven children. Funeral set for tomorrow at 7 00 am from horse set views at Lutheran church by Rev M L Deard. Willitte and Creager funeral directors.
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Mary TP. Shook
Mary K. Shook
Henry Shook
Lewistown
Fredericky
Messrs
J. Henry Shook
Baltivore
J. Danich Shook
Miger Clew
Dayton
Annle M
Mathie Shook
Pwaaa LM
Alnea
Edna i M. Zentz
Wfe
George Zentz
Lana Martin
Lutheran Church
M. L. Deard
Summer Heat Gives Way To Cooler Conditions
Weather figures show yesterday’s heat broke with a half inch rainfall and a shift to cooler air. The Weather Bureau predicted no severe storms as city temperatures ranged from the mid 60s to low 70s. A cold wave is expected from the West with unsettled conditions and a list of advertised and ladies letters at the Frederick Post Office.
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Weather Bureau
Trust
Frederick City
Ventiemens
William Ro Alybow
S. Canter
Frederick Dean
Atred Frederick
Robert Gordon
W Henderson
C E Kellar
Muller
Nicodemus
Lewis
Saved Child From Death After Long Illness
After a year of respiratory trouble, T Tiehardsen of Tiehardsen Mills sought remedies. Dr King New LUiscovery cured the child with a single bottle, relieving coughs, colds, hoarseness, laguppe, asthma, croup, and sore lungs. 50 cents or a dollar bottle, guaranteed by Pearre's Pharmacy.
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M T. Tiehardsen
Tiehardsons Mills
King New Luiscovery
Pearre
Municipal Clean Up Day planned for Frederick
Pleasant notices detail civic efforts for a May 12 municipal spring cleaning in Frederick. Civic Club president S. Lewis Motter appoints A. J. Bader to lead the Municipal Committee. Residents and visiting relatives are listed as preparing, with the “Trimmage Sale” to fund club coffers and a rummage sale forthcoming.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
KC Cran
Lancaster
Board At Trade Comlyeittes
Ald Liven
Kington
Frederick
S. Lewis Motter
Civic Club
A. J. Bader
Jess
G. J. Shorey
State Roads signs warn traction engines wheels must be smooth
The State Roads Commission received signs to post warning owners of traction engines to use roads only if vehicle wheels are smooth and at least four inches wide. Sleds with brakes are banned on state roads. Signs will be placed by Devon commissioners. A dispute may arise over road type and vehicle use including chain tires for automobiles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Curls
Coutes
Devon
Commission
Roads Commission
Attending Annual Conclave at Battinore
Eminent Commander A LeRoy Mie Wardell Recorder Francis B Sappins ton and Sir Knight J J Bielelidt of Ancques de Molay Commandery depart for Battinore to attend the first annual conclave of the Grand Commandery of Maryland this afternoon. Local commandery invites the conclave to be held in the city, aiming to meet Grand Commanders in May 112.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. LeRoy Mie Wardell
Francis B Sappinston
J. J. Bielelidt
Ancques de Molay
Knights Templar
Battinore
Grand Commandery
Maryland
Domes tic Science School to Meet Today at Toledo
A fragmentary notice notes a five o clock gathering at the Toledo venue associated with the Domestic Science School. The item references a college, a notary, and local officials in a clipped column style typical of society notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hae School of Domestic Science
Worman’s College
Young Bride Married Priest After Brief Courtship
A Woodsboro minister, John A. Saxten, married Miss Briances Johnson of Woodsboro after a two month romance sparked at the Girls High School. The ceremony occurred at the groom’s home and the license was briefly kept out of papers. The couple will reside near Woodsboro on the Creagerstown pike.
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Cupid
Sehool
John A. Saxten
Woodsboro
Briances al, Johnson
Frederick
B. Stevens
Church of God Church
Phice
Creagerstown Pike
Miss Johnson
W. ON. Rider
Rider
Saxten
Woward
Pogele
Alva B. Fogle
John Fogle
Hagerstown
Howard Howard
Elsie M. Fogle
Lloyd Boward
Srgom
Hagertsown
Eye growth removed from officer by Dr. Tous
Officer John Blumenauer underwent removal of a pea sized growth from the left eye by Dr. James A. Tous. The mass nearly covered the sight of the eye and the procedure aimed to restore vision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Blumenauer
James A. Tous
Canton under guard as British marines post guns
A May 2 dispatch reports the foreign quarter of Canton called Spamien under protection by British marines. Guards posted machine guns to deter rebels and maintain order amid rising tension in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hong Kong
China
Canton
Spamien
I Chine
Another Airship Victim Falls in Berlin Tragedy
Special dispatch reports Lieut Roser losing control of an airship near Berlin on May 2 at 230 pm. The craft plunged 150 feet and Roser is dying.
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Berlin
Roser
Taft Rages at Senator Kenyon's Lake Minnetonka Invitation
Special Dispatch reports President Taft reacting strongly to Senator Kenyon's invitation offering a month at Lake Minnetonka in Minnesota. The exchange signals tension between the White House and members of Congress over leisure or political signaling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, C
Taft
Rage
Kenson
Lake Minnetoka, Minn
Training ship Steadfast in danger on rocks at Hole Haven
London reports a training ship Steadfast with forty cadets aboard in a dangerous position on rocks at Hole Haven Spit at 2 50 p m on May 2. The incident involves a naval training vessel near the coast with casualties and rescue operations pending.
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London
Hole Haven
Bribery Probe Opens Into 39 Legislators in Ohio Inquiry
A grand jury began an inquiry into bribery charges involving thirty nine members of the legislature in Columbus Ohio. The investigation marks a major step in uncovering alleged political corruption and could impact state governance and policy moving forward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paspared
Columbus
Serand
Olive Drab Uniforms Warmer Than White Drilling
A year long set of tropic tests by U S Army medical authorities shows olive drab uniforms absorb more solar heat than white drilling. Under direct sun the olive drab layer rose to 105 126 degrees while white stayed around 101 degrees. White garments thus reduce heat stress, supporting the need for lighter clothing in tropical service. H B Clark travels to Hagerstown for amateur baseball league talks with representatives from several towns.
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Tropics
Thehilippines
T Board
Islands
United States Army
Washington
H. B. Clark
M. Uo
Hagerstown
Frederick
Brunswick
Martinsburg
Waynesboro
Chambersburg
Clark
Doan's Kidney Pills Endorsement Adverts Kidney Pain
Frederick resident George W. Bush attests Doan's Kidney Pills cured his kidney pain and weak back after trying other remedies. He notes night-time urination, sediment in urine, and long relief after finishing two boxes. Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY markets as US sole agents. Remember the name Doan's.
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Frederick
George W. Bush
North Cannon Javenue
Hagerstown
Dean
Doan
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
New York
United States
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Emmitsburg
Walkersville
New Woodsor
Wither Elections Bank
Turn
Pike Directors
Emmitsvolle
Samuel L. Rowe
Oscar Fraley
George Gillelan
Enoch Frizel
Harry Harner
John W. Strine
G. TE Hamsburg
Harry Kling
HW Ramsburg
Harry Kia
Albert S Bitler
Janson
George WW. Stauffer
Carroll County
Woodsboro Bank Directors
News OF the Churches
Mw, Harner
Earl Zeigler
Sih Ayehleth
the Frederick High School
Charles Sliler
East Patrick Street
Libertytown
Coorge WooWe Htel
Myersville
Hiattsmore
William TL Brengledy
West Patek Street
Hog
Ronauke, Va
Charles AG. Myers
Julia S Newmar
Os 1
Coblentz
Willam Meheling
St.idling
de Robert C Nicodemus
Willian FH. Duvall
J. Vernon Sikiace
Washington, D. C
James K
Brightwell
Pstreet
Liberty Town
John Marshal Grambhine
Doawhs Laa
Alice Keeler
Haltimore
Cehitives
A. deRoy McCardeth
Mary McCardell
Bpoimlene
Tow Hays
Baltimore
Fred. Shipley
Melvin
East Third Street
York
Lancaster, Pa
Frederick W. Cramer
OY. Mott
el South Market Street
Hast
Third Street
Tharge M. Gittinger
Tie
West Varginia
Kentucky
Morgan Dee
Ricketts
Rock Ville
Urisvil
Moses Fisher
George Wo Crum
Ovala
Florida
Mary
Robert Cramhaush
Nortiy Bentz Street
Mice
Martin Spencer Zimmetrman
North Market Street
Parmy Net
Charles FL Goode
Thomas Kader
Frederick Camp Lott
Ciumberland
Amerrea
Didiey Page
United Fire Companys
Toledo
Prats
Toledo Command State
Atierero Fim
J. A. Saxton
Frances M. Johnson
Weoodeberal
George Johnson
Girls’ High School
Charns
Crawford
Virgie E. iStult
S. M. Hench
Cavetown
Washington County
Meeting of Baseball Leaders
Fair Exchange
Ibe
Jersey
Charles Kilipp
Mayra
Frederick County
Charles Cawlor
Murdoch
George Ls
Tnd
Isil
Ashe Court
Heal Fistute
Vehard P. Ross
W. Bowers
Ciiawit Coat
Ilarry W. Bowers
Invhard J. Russ
NISI
Circuit Court
Chutes W. Moss
Geoge Murdock
Harry W. Bowers
Harry WW. Bowers
Richard TP. Russ
Orphans’ Court of
J. J. Daniel
Isle of Jacksonville
Richard PT. Daniel
D. Bon
Richard P. Ross
Augustine Daniel
Jacksonville
Lyengle
Richard P. Thoss
Orphans’ Court
Sarah C. L.engle
J. Lengle
Atky
Aprasdal
Richard P. Russ
Orphans Court
Ann Matilda Creager
Board of Aldermen
J. B. Schell
M. A. McCaffrey
Register
R. Rush Lewis
R. W. Smith
V. Smith
RK Rush Lewis
Eahr Wantehe
East Church Street
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