Western Maryland league formed for baseball and summer basketball
A Western Maryland amateur league is formed with five towns Frederick Hagerstown Martinsburg Waynesboro Brunswick. Opening date May 30 with pre schedule games May 17 20 and 29. Officers elected President W J Bragonier Hagerstown Vice President H L Grim Waynesboro Secretary H B Clark Frederick. Basketball plans linked to the new league with Braddock Heights Casino financing and Y M C A involvement.
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Will
Western Maryland
Hagerstown
Western Maryland Baseball League
W. J. Bragonier
H. L. Grim
Waynesporo
H. B. Clark
Frederick
Frederica
Local towns set for upcoming basketball games
The report notes uncertainty over which towns will participate but confirms Hic erstown will be represented. It mentions a suitable home venue and similar hosting potential for Waynesboro. Basketball schedules will be set when the baseball schedule is finalized.
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Hicerstown
Waynesboro
Lime Kiln Team Wins Large Defeat over Doubs in Baseball
Lime Kiln defeated Doubs by 7 to 0 as Doubs was held scoreless until the sixth inning. Cook allowed seven hits and struck out 15 for Lime Kiln, while Michael Doubs fanned 10. Lime Kiln tallied 14 hits led by Mosberg Barber and O Cook. Feaga sparked with hard line drives. Lineups list Mosberg South Cook O Hare G Cook Feags Pon ton Lewis Barber for Lime Kiln and Compher Wachter Hargett Wright Smith Weight Talbot Houck Michael for Doubs.
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Doubs
Doubs T
Dows
Cook
Lime Kein
Lime Kiln
Michael ‘Doubs
Michae
Feaga
iLime Kim
Mosberg
Barber
O. Cook
O'Hare
Smith
Vo Mosberg
P. South
J. O'Hare
G. Cook
Feags
O'dare
Gett
VW. Mosberg
tUarber
Engineer Arrives to Expedite Water System Improvements
The engineer is expected to arrive tomorrow to complete final surveying for the water works project. Aldermen anticipate a contractor will be secured to repair the reservoir and improve pressure for dry months, with Boardman and Probascio consulting on immediate steps and summer preparations.
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Wall
Boardman
Sscape
Dreath
Get Ee
Mayer Schen
Helas
Frederick
Editor driven from meeting as Cumberland water fight erupts
Col J W Avirett of the Evening Times narrowly escaped a mob at Wilson's hall during a heated meeting over a $500,000 bond issue and switching Cumberland's water supply from the Potomac to Byits Creek. Ex Senator Wellington and ex Congressman Pourrette attended as tensions rose and Avirett was forced to leave amid shouts and threats.
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J. W. Avirett
Cumberland Tim
City of
Cumberland
Potomac River
Byits Creek
Wilson’s Hall
Citizens’ Committee
Hirlis Creek
Agit
John W. Avirett
Himes
Hall Way
G. Ll. Wellington Swits
George A. Pourre
Avirett
Evening Times
the Times
Wellington
Colonel Avirett
Rd Hin
Local Interest Briefs Highlight Property Work and Business Moves
Brief items note repainting at the Gale residence on Clarke Place by Mehr? P. Mob erty and at Bielfeld residence on South Market Street by Mearl F. Moberly. Youns & Staley relocate from 418 to 31 Court Street opposite YoMoOCA. Shoemaker property at Market and All Saints streets undergoing repair led by Keffer Ausher j man.
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Thomas I Kennedy
South Market Street
Jonathan J. Bielfeld
Mearl F. Moberly
Court notices of real estate transfers and estate actions
Business in the Courts lists multiple county real estate transfers between individuals and firms with prices and parties. Orphans Court items include ratification of sales and final accounts for estate administrators and executors. notices reference William E Brown estate Evalyn House Martha Ash er and others with filings and distributions.
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Circuit and Orphans’ Court
Propleey
Susan C. Rice
Milton FP
Cutsail
William Lb. Cramer
Filshman ’. Crossnickle
Mary C. Shall
Ty John A Lasterday
William Hl. Dorsey
Simeon EB Johnson
Robert Ridgely
Lewis In
Hook
Noah Fo Cramer
Harry ¢Een
Siren
Waltherssiie
William E. Brown
Dee
Lawson House
Evalyn House
Withiam F. Fisher
Martha Asher
BP Bo Stone
Grafton Costes
Harmon's measures pass amid graft bribery scandal
Special Dispatch reports in Columbus Ohio that Governor Harmon's pet measures win passage as bribery charges rock the legislature causing panic in the assembly. The scandal surrounds bribery claims and reform efforts touch key policies.
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Cohmbus
Ohio
Mays
Harmon
Elected Bank President Brother of A C McCardell Chosen
A bank announces its new president, chosen from among prominent local leaders. The appointment elevates the family connected to A C McCardell, highlighting continued influence in regional finance.
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A. C. McCardell
Frederick and Vicinity Personal Notices Head of Hagerstown Bank
Wilfred HL McCardell was elected president of the Hagerstown Bank yesterday morning by the directors at the annual meeting to succeed Edward W. Mealy. He has served as director and examiner and will devote himself to the bank’s welfare. Other locals, travels, and visits are noted, including Adolphus Fearhake in Washington, and several residents visiting friends or relatives in nearby towns.
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Hagerstown
Frederick
Hagerstown Bank
Wilfred HL McCardell
Presden
Flete
Edward W. Mealy
SeCardell T
Fone
Heine
Tiea
Ida
Hingerstein
Adolphus Fearhake
Washington
Garrett
Harpers Perry
McCarrdell
Presidag
Candicine Baetorer
Activ
McCardell
ALC
Br ix
Banka
National
Unclaimed $300000 in Treasury Gold and Interest Checks
United States Treasury shows unclaimed interest on public debt including 300000 in gold coins and 300000 in uncashed checks. Stories note a citizen with over 60000 awaiting cash and a contractor owed 21000 whose payee cannot be located. Many small amounts from various holders remain in vaults awaiting owners.
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United States Treasury
Washington, D. C
Treasury
Washington
Congress
Pennsylvania Avenue
Capitol
White House
Steel Trust Investigation Backed by House Rules Panel
Special Dispatch reports in Washington on May 3 that the House committee on rules will report favorably on Representative Stanley's resolution to investigate the Steel Trust. The move aims to probe practices and influence in the steel industry with potential policy action.
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the News
Washington, D. C
Jon
House Committee On Rules
Stanley
Steel Trust
Fighting in China on Wuchow Canton Road
Special dispatch reports fierce fighting as troops and rebels clash on the road from Wuchow to Canton. Government reinforcements have rushed to Canton amid the fighting in China.
Joseph Nash Electrocuted for Split Murder in Geneva
Special dispatch reports Joseph Nash was electrocuted for the murder of his son in law in Geneva on February 7, 1910. The execution occurred after legal proceedings in Avourne. May 2. 2.30 PM.
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Avourn
N.Y
Joseph Nash
Geneva
No troops in Mexico City amid revolt confusion
Special dispatch reports residents in Menico City on May 5 at 2:80 PM noting a curfew and the absence of troops. Nine field artillery pieces remain and attackers threaten the capital as Americans may be asked to save the city.
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Tae News
Menico City
Tiaz
Illness and mishap in town report
Among the sick Utne mouse Wiliam Eyler is confined to the house with the mumps. Charles Blumenauer West All Saints street is quite sick. Phillip Schell East Patrick street, who has been quite sick, is slightly improved. Miss Mamie Haberkorn West South street, who has been quite sick, is able to be about. Berkeley Haines was thrown from Knocks furniture wagon at Brad dock Heights on Monday and sust a few bruises. Miss Amelia Devitt Patrick sired suffered a stroke of paralysis yesterday and is still quite ill. Homer Miller of the State Sanitarium at Sabillasville, who has been spending a few days at his home, has returned to the sanitarium.
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Utne Mouse
Wiliam Eyler
Charles Blumenauer
West All Saints Street
Phillip Schell
East Patrick Street
Mamie Haberkorn
West South Street
Berkeley Haines
Knock
Braddock Heights
Amelia Devitt
Patrick
Homer Miller
Sabillasville
Advertising Pulls Says John Wanamaker
Advertising pull starts gently then grows steadily, exerting irresistible power. The quote credits John Wanamaker and notes it appeared in The News.
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John Wanamaker
Maryland State Bar Association Cape May Meeting Announced
James W. Chapman Jr secretary notifies members the Maryland State Bar Association will meet at Cape May New Jersey from June 29 to July 1 Leaders from Maryland and New Jersey will speak along with a U S Supreme Court justice Officers for the next year fixed include President James Alfred Pearce of Chestertown and Secretary James W Chapman Jr of Baltimore Executive Council members Benjamin A Richmond George Wens Williams Harry Covington and Moses R Walter.
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Cape May
Urner
Maryland State Bar Association
James W. Chapman, Jr
N. J
Maryland
New Jersey
United State Supreme Court
James Alfred Pearce
Chestertown
E. Stanley Tom. Belair
A. Hunter
Benjamin A. Richmond
Cumberland
George Wens Williams
Baltimore
Harry Covington
Eastern Shore
Moses R. Walter
Spraying of Trees Demonstration in County State Horticultural Dept
The State Horticultural Department plans spraying and pruning demonstrations across counties to promote tree care and disease control. Officials urge timely spraying for apples and peaches using arsenate of lead and lime sulphur, noting benefits against plum curculio and brown rot. Texas duty for state guardsmen cited. unrelated legal notice and advertisements intersperse.
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State Horticultural Department
The
Agricultural College
Horticultural Department
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