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Newspaper

News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

May 09, 1911

Page

6

Independent Newpaper Ad Listings for Local Newsstands

The Independent Newspaper, published by Great Southern Printing and Manufacturing, announces news availability at multiple local outlets including New City Hotel and Artington Hotel, with listings for uckey's Cigar Store at 5 Market Street and K Schmidt's Cigar Store on West Patrick Street, plus General Restaurant.

New City Hotel Uckey Market St K. Schmidt W. Patrick Street Artington Hotel

Are All Stars Inhabited in Dr. Lee's Letter

A Philadelphia audience hears Dr. Thomas Jefferson Jackson Lee claim all stars are inhabited. The piece quips about aliens from Venus and Mars quakes, cites Mars debates, and ends with Swift on charity and a garbled quip about security and dust.

Thomas Jefferson Jackson Lee Philadelphia Venus Mercury Saturn Sirius

Core attendance plan discussed for upcoming event

Officials debated the core attendance plan for the upcoming event detailing safety, access, and staffing. The discussion focused on maximizing crowd control, coordinating with security, and ensuring smooth entry and exit procedures.

Auction Bible Sells for Five Figures in New York

Mention of a Bible auction in New York where a Bible fetched $50,000, contrasted with a readable substitute selling for 50 cents. The note shifts to selling seats for royal procession views at $150 each and ends with a prompt to prepare for Memorial Day.

King George New York

Banks under postal savings plan expand nationwide

The Philadelphia Press notes rapid growth of postal savings banks begun at year start. Congress granted authority to the Postoffice Department, which has moved slowly but now reports 45 new banks opened by May 1 with about 400 accounts and 10 000 deposits. Growth continues monthly as demand rises, with foreign born patrons showing notable early trust in government backed savings.

Sulolas GE Possal Philadelphia Postal Savings Banke Post- Office Department Congress Postofice United States Baltimore News

Public debate on state road funding and city share

The text critiques increased postal card appropriation for art, calls out reckless driving and lack of employer responsibility, and weighs Crothers era road loan plans. It argues for stronger deterrents to speed, civic funding equity, and future state road maintenance shares for Baltimore.

Baltimore American

Time for All Time the Loxation of the City to Keep County Roads

The Baltimore Sun notes a claim that the city should maintain county roads while the city receives nothing, arguing that counties and city share mutual interest in general welfare and development. The piece suggests counties will share this view.

Baltimore Baltimore Sun

Fragmented Punch and Chicago quips on divorce and war

The piece blends snatches from Punch and the Chicago Record Herald. It features a dialogue about divorce denial and alimony, a jab at U.S. readiness for war, and a humorous exchange about hats and bills. The garbled text preserves period voice and newspaper tone.

John Chicago Record-Herald

May 18 Cleanup Day In Fredericktown Begins Townwide effort

A townwide cleanup is planned for May 18 with wagons and crews hauling dirt from streets and public spaces. The effort targets the Court House and railroad stations as Fredericktown aims for a brighter, cleaner appearance. Residents are urged to participate and start preparations.

Moments With The Muse To the Front Maryland Poem

The Bentztown Bard from Falti more Sup urges Maryland to lead in peace. The poem invokes olive and flag imagery, calling for nation healing, leadership for peace, and a timeless pledge to advance without war. It praises Maryland’s heritage and frames a future where restraint and diplomacy prevail.

Maryland Nps Bentztown

Three Word to the Wise by Morgan at Cincinnati Dinner

J Vierpont Morgan praised advertising at a Cincinnati Church Congress dinner. He said a dealer must advertise or risk the sheriff doing it for him. Ads should work as salesmen in print, attracting attention and driving sales.

United States Chesapeake & Potomac Telephone Exchange Andrear Frederick Ald J. Vierpont Morgan Cincinnati Morgan

Skeleton Unearthed Near Chapel Alley During Plumbing Dig

Remains of a body were uncovered while digging a ditch for a water main at Frederick W. Pence’s East Second street property near Chapel Alley. Workers from Hamlett and Webb found a skull, bones, and coffin fragments, with red hair noted. The skull was broken by a pick and teeth were well preserved. The coffin was largely gone and the remains were moved to the plumbing shop for temporary custody. The site once hosted a Jesuit novitiate, with later burials on nearby properties. The firm plans to bury the remains, and the corner has a history of similar discoveries.

Frederick W. Pence Porrhweer East Second Street Ald Chapel Alley John Meisinger Hamlett and Webb Chapel Alley Poughkeepsie J. O. Hendrix Cramer

Land case in court over Rosen stock against Zimmermans

Arguments heard in a land dispute as Samuel Rosenstock George P Guerin and Charles T K Young sue Laura K Zimmerman and R Clinton Zimmerman over contract claims tied to sale of Fleming farm lots. Defendants contend contract abandonment and lack of authority. Judges Motier and Veter preside. Dr Iran McCord leaves for San Antonio for Texas maneuvers with Maryland Militia.

Rosenstock Et. al Zimmermans Samuel Rosenstock George P. Guerin Charles T. K. Young Laura K. Zimmerman R. Clinton Zimmerman Fleming Farm Fourth Street Pike Mr Young Mr Guerin Messrs William P. Maulshy D. Princeton Buckey Jacob Rohrback Motier and Veter Eee Maneuvers Camp Iran McCords San Antonio Maryland Texas

Twenty Years Ago Today in Frederick

Frederick and Lovettsville met on the diamond at Frederick and after going and aiming, broke up in a free for all. The visiting umpire Meade palpitated the zowbie and police were called to quell the disturbance. Francis J Brown, tenant on the George Machel farm near Frederick, bought in some wheat head in April from a fourteen acre field. Mr Hartman received the Smithsonian Institute contract in Washington, narrowly beating the next lowest bidder.

Prederick Lovettsville Frederck Meade Francis J. Brown George Machel Frederick Bousht Iim A ON Hartmantus Smithsonian Institute, Washington Hartman

New York Stocks Today Quotations by Motter Bros Co

Stock quotations appear in today’s New York report provided by Motter Bros Co. The brief listing covers leading issues and notable price movements, reflecting market activity and investor sentiment for the period.

Motter Bros. & Co

Baltimore Stock Market Prices and Bond Listings May 9 1911

Stock and bond prices corrected to noon from Muller Bros. & Co. Bankers and Brokers include entries for A C S Cons 4s, Seaboard Air Line 1st 4s, United Rys various issues, Western Maryland Ist 4s, Chicago Rwys, Fidelity & Deposit, and multiple coal, cotton duck, and local company securities. Listings feature percentages, prices, and issue names across railways, banks, and utilities.

Muller Bros. & Co C. S Georgia & Alabama Houston Oil Com Wiee Norf Portsmouth Seaboard Air Line Seaboard Company United United Rys Western Maryland Cent Trust Annapolis &Potome Chicago Rwys Vairmont Coal Truge Salon Somerset Coal Citizens Bank Eee Janison Sparrow's Point Fidelity & Deposit Northern Central

Central National Bank invites new customers in Frederick MD

The Central National Bank of Frederick Maryland has built a substantial banking business due to the confidence of its depositors and its conservative and safe banking methods. Those seeking services of an old established, thoroughly equipped and modern bank are invited to open an account.

Central National Bank of Frederick Maryland

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