Boy 12 rescues drowning companion then swims to safety
In near Jefferson, Leo Steiner aged 12 pulls 8-year-old Raymond Stevens from the water after both boys enter a mill‑dam area. Steiner, a reputed strong swimmer, gives rescue breaths and clears the other boy’s lungs. Raymond recovers, and brothers Andrew and their family are noted.
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Leo Steiner
George Steiner
Near
Jefferson
Raymond Stevens
George G.steiner
Steiner's Mull
Harper’s Ferry
Raismend Stevens
Harry Stevens
Stevens
Steiner
Fang
Andrew Stevens
Frederick County
Hopkins Likely Pick for Next University President
Br Edward F. Buechner of Johns Hopkins University stands as the probable successor to Dr Ira Remsen as president, based on a well defined rumor.
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Remsen
Edward F. Buechner
Johns Hopkins University
Ira Remsen
Wae Molds Cure Promised by Clarherlain’s Couch Ren
Remedy advertised as a universally effective treatment for bad coughs and chest ailments. Claims to relieve irritation relieve expectoration and restore health, with worldwide sales and availability from all quality dealers.
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Clarherlain
Reneis
Nature
Jones
Kansas Farmers in Fuss Over Pajamas
A Topeka dispatch reports Kansas farmers oppose a fad to require wearing pajamas, seen as a joke by many and tied to broader measures. Women sponsors the idea but locals fear further odd reforms, recalling laws on bed sheets and men’s attire.
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Kansas
Topeka
Wichita
Pleasant Paragraphs of Visitors and Local Moves
Purely personal notes list Mr Buster W Edmunds on a business trip to Pennsylvania and several residents visiting Baltimore Ocean City and other towns. Names include Mrs Charles W Ross Jr, L E Mullin nix, Contractor Martin C tae, Sen Frank C Nor wood, Guy Buckey Mt Pleasant, Mrs Orle G B Rice Irving, and others. Also mentions William Hamilton transferred to local guards, and a stray business ad for Hall's Catarrh Cure with Cheney & Co. signature.
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Buster W. Edmunds
Pennsylvania
State of Ohio
Toledo
Lucas County
Cheney
FL Cheney & Co
Mery
Hall
Frank Chexney
Death Leap From Other Story Window
Elias Rosenour a 42 year old Baltimore resident and former Philadelphia hat firm manager killed himself from a fifth floor window at Mercy Hospital after a long paralysis and nervous breakdown. He dragged his body ten feet to the sill, rolled off, and died later in hospital. Coroner ruled death self inflicted. He leaves three brothers and a sister. funeral at Baltimore Hebrew cemetery.
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Mercy Hospital
Baltimore
Elias Rosenaut
Madison Avenue
Uni
Philadelphia
Mercy Hostal
Rosenour
Frederick
Narket
Church Streets
Birely
Palace of Music
B. Nosenour
Messrs. Rosenour
Mercy
Nuor
Fargrave
Trosenour
Thomas L. Chambers
Central District
Chambers
Noman
David Rosenour
B. W. Hummel
Baltimore Hebrew Cemetery
Marsland Penitentiary confirms warden reappointment
The Marsland Penitentiary board of directors re elected John F. Leonart as warden in a nighttime vote. The board also approved appointments for Frank A. Murt and Charles T. Crare with roles as president and secretary.
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Pen
John F. Leonart
Marsland Penitentiary
Ete
Frank A Murst
Charles T Crare
Respre
Aiso
Suspicious Dog Behavior Sparks Rabies Fear
A dog owned by Hares Due of Mr Airy reportedly acted suspiciously yesterday causing concern that Janimal may have rabies. The incident prompted precautionary measures and a veterinary check.
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Hares Due
Mr. Airy
Ang
Janimal
Show
Tender Pastor and Family Surprise at New Market M P Church
The New Market M P church honored Rev G J Ruley and his family with a surprise return to eight years of service. About 37 visitors occupied the parsonage, sharing tea, cake, and musical selections. Divine services schedule announced for Mt Carmel and New Market churches with Sunday school and preaching times.
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New Market M. P. Church
Wie Parsonage
G. J. Tuley
Fam Hy
Boyden
Adele Boyden
Frank Uammond
Frank Zimmerman
Russell Zimmerman
Cee
Spouseller
Pool
James Kelly
Nellie Burgess
Scheel
Mary Scheel
Jasmima Ridgely
Lewis Burgess
Olin Willams
Melvin Wood
Anne Scheel
Myra Ruley
Francis Falconer
George Sponseller, Jr
Aldred Falconer
Farring Zimmerman
Williams
Miriam Stotfman
Lucian Falconer
Charlotte Falconer
Hey
Stuley
Ruley
New Aluket
Garniel
Central
Wairview
Mt Carmel
New Market M. P
Stull and Snyder Form Vulcanizing Firm in Frederick
Stull and Snyder announce the Vulcanizing Place, a new firm to begin Monday in Frederick. George Stull, formerly in Markey's shoe store, and John J. Snyder of the Postal Telegraph Company will devote full time to the business. They operate a modern steam vulcanizing plant with dry curing, offering auto casings and inner tubes, and may expand to tires and auto accessories.
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Stull Ad Snyder
Havel
Stull and Snyder
Frederick
George Stu
Markey's
John J. Snyder
Postal Telegraph Company
Five More Smallpox Cases Reported Near Camp Parole
Five additional smallpox cases were found among the Dorsey family near Camp Parole, two miles from Annapolis. Health Officer Walton H. Hopkins moves to remove patients to the State Quarantine Hospital near Baltimore, joining 13 total cases in Anne Arundel County over six weeks. The Tragerstown Automobile Club requests road repairs on the old National Pike near Clearspring, while Clearspring’s town limits shrink, shifting upkeep to the State Roads Commission.
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Dorseys
Camp Parole
Annapolis
Walton H. Hopkins
State Quarantine Hospital
Baltimore
Anne Arundel County
It's a Mistake Made by Many Frederick People
Frederick residents rely on plasters and liniments for backache while proper kidney treatment helps. A Frederick woman reports dramatic relief using Doan's Kidney Pills, saying the product restored energy and improved health after years of trouble. Sold by all dealers 50 cents. Poster Malburn Co. Buffalo NY sole US agents. Remember the name Doan's.
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Frederick
Dean
Doom
Amanda C. Rickards
R. Fld
Doan
Poster Malburn Co
Buffalo
Dropped Stone Wagon Mishap On Market Street
A passerby shouted that a two-horse wagon on Market Street near Stosenour's store dropped a ton of crushed stone through its bottom. The mule and stone lay in the street as the driver hurried to reload, drawing amused onlookers. An automatic unloading quirk added to the moment.
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Maret Street
Market Street
Stosenour
Frederick County Democratic primary candidates announce bids
A fragmented notice lists several Frederick County Democrats announcing candidacies for county offices. Clarence H. Holtz seeks sheriff, Victor Myers for county treasurer, and Ca. D. Williams for county commissioner, all subject to Democratic primaries and urging Democratic voters’ support.
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Frederick County
Abram J. Kichdlberge
Deckd&whem
WM. V. Wolfe
Tuscarora
Robert L. Cramet
Sheri
Clarenceh C. Holtz
Victor Myers
Buckeystown
d&wTim
Marzi
D. Williams
Tramsville
Jobn D. Comard, JR
Frederick District
Thomas N. Mohiler
MarZodim
Calvin L. Lutran
Liwistown
John W. Harmmn
Frederick
wFim
Candidate declarations for mayoral race in Democratic primaries
A fragmentary notice lists Abnly A. Tlabn and Lewis A. Rice declaring candidacy for mayor, subject to Democratic primaries to be held May 27. The text shows garbled names and repeated phrases, reflecting a campaign solicitation in a historical newspaper.
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Lewis A. Rice
Notices of intermediate registration for Frederick City voters
Notice to Frederick City residents on registration procedures under Maryland law. Sessions will run from 6 a.m. to 6 p.m. with first sitting May 6, 1913, second May 12, 1912, and revision May 20, 1915. Precincts listed at 124 West Patrick, Salts Garage, 315 North Market, and 838 North Market. Voters must register in current precinct or obtain removal certificates. Foreign-born citizens should bring naturalization papers. M S Moberly, President.
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Frederick City
Maryland
State of Maryland
Frederck County
Frederick
General Assembly of
Board of Supervisors of Election
Boards of Registry
West
Patrick Street
George Chambers
Salts
East Patrick Street
North Market Street
C. W. Miller
Daniel Crimmuins
M.S. Moberly
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L. BE. Mullinnix
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Guy Buckey
Mt. Pleasant
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Orle GB
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Elizabeth Knott
Ocean City, Md
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Walkersville, Md
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Court St
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Frederick, Md
Roy W. Poole
Danildiy
B. Evard Kepner
C&p
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Lewis H. Fraley
Bradley T. Nicodemus
Elmer McC
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Waring Tyson
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