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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

May 09, 1913

Page

3

Flames Reported After Hard Work In Frederick County

Report of damage to the northern Frederick county hillsides notes 64 men fought five fires over two days starting Wednesday morning. Fires believed started by huckleberry pickers burned over 2000 acres on Hamburg mountain Middle Point Big Fishing Creek head and The Plains. State Forester Besiev to be sent an acreage and damage report. Local landowners named include Joseph Ko Fos Levin Lewis James Delauter Mrs Walters and Bowers Lumber Co.

State Forester F W. Fraley Catoctin Frederick County Fraley Hamburg Mountain Middle Point Big Fishing Creek Little Fishing Creek Iis Besiev Duro Twat Joseph Ko Fos Levin Lewis James Delauter

New Baggage Size Rule Sets 45 Inch Limit on Trunks

New baggage limits take effect June 1 after Interstate Commerce Commission approval. Trunks and all baggage must not exceed 45 inches in any dimension, with 72 inches maximum overall. Parcels over 45 inches incur a 5 pound per inch excess charge, with specific weight allowances and exemptions for certain items and scenarios.

Interstate Commerce Commission Landing

Mr Baker Attends Bryan Dinner at Belvedere Hotel

Mr Joseph D Baker of this city was a guest of Mr C H Grasty at a dinner honoring William Jennings Bryan at the Belvedere Hotel in Baltimore last night. Mr Felger McKinsey, the Beatroy n Bard, read an original poem before the gathering.

Joseph D Baker C H Grasty William Jennings Bryan

Rheumatism Quickly Cured by Liniment Claim

A Newton resident reports her sister's husband suffered rheumatism in the arm. She gave him a bottle of Chamberlain's Liniment which he applied and next morning the rheumatism vanished. Sold by all dealers.

Newton Town Chamberlain Alvertins

Damages Filed Over Furniture Installment Sale Dispute

John Mike and wife Julia sue J M Dronenburg Co and Fred W. Olen derfer for 8000 alleging trespass and forcible entry to seize furniture bought on installments. Mrs Mike seeks 4000 and claims injuries from a bed wardrobe fall. Mr Mike seeks 3000 for medical costs and loss from forcible entry at 16 East Al Saint Street on January 20, 1914. Court awarded Mike 35 in a prior rent dispute. appeals possible. Additional suits include Elizabeth D. Hoppin vs John T. Her kellit for 200 and Edward H Rowe vs Justice Miller and Constable Hauver for 1000 damages. water leak on Brewery Alley noted.

John Mike Julia Mike Stoner and Weinberg J M Pronerburg Fred W. Olenderfer J. M Dronenburg & Co Mike J. M. Dronenburg and Co East al Saint Street J. M. Cronenburg and Co Leo Weinberg Justice Posey Edward H Rowe Emmitsburg Marion C. Miller Breichner Urner Woodsboro Chester M. Hauver Frederick Qewe

Tragic suicide by Edna Nichols Hammond ends life in Carroll county

Edna Nichols Hammond 19 year old wife of Charles Hammond killed herself with a revolver at her parents home in Woolery district Carroll county. A note found by younger brother indicates marital unhappiness and rejection of her husband. Dr. Wells of Garber pronounced immediate death from a bullet wound near the heart. The couple had married recently in Ballymorely and lived with her parents while Hammond worked for Nichols, a threshing outfit owner.

Edna Nichols Hammond Charles Hamond Henry Nichelle Klee Woolery Carroll County Aleo's Mill Ones Robert T. Wells Garber George Charlie

New Connections Reported by Chesapeake and Potomac Co

The Chesapeake and Potomac Company lists dozens of new connections across Maryland towns including Nawe Bot tom Braddock West Falls Mt Airy Daysville Walkersville Hoover’s Mill Thurmont Myersville Middletown Pleasant Walk Frederick and Buckeystown. Named individuals include Harry Wright G E Hood H C Droneburg Allen D Hoover J H Bentzell Dimer W Poffinberger Geo W Marker Walter L J Adalt Millard Ridd lemoser Grayson H Mercer J E Summers J F McAbee O V DeLauter Gen C Remsberg John H Remsberg J P Hickman Jesse L Haines among others.

Chesapeake and Potomac Company Harry Wright Nawe Bottom Braddock G. E. Hood West Falls Mt Airy H. C. Droneburg Daysville Walkersville Wm. J. Martin Hoover's Mill Thurmont J. H. Bentzell Hoovers Mill Allen D Hoover H Hoover Dimer W. Pofffinberger Myersville G. A. Smith Eyster E Stine Middletown Elmer A. Forrest Pleasant Walk Geo. W. Marker Walter L J .Adalt

Feaga Fights to Force Irvine Out in Cumberland

William J. Feaga of Cumberland, former Maryland senator aide, blocks Harry Irvine’s dual offices as police chief and school board member. Feaga argues he cannot legally hold both posts and seeks removal.

William J. Feaga Cumberland Maryland United States George L. Wellington Harry Irvine Allegany County Feaga

Most Prompt and Effectual Cure for Bad Colds

A historical advertisement touts Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as a rapid, safe cure for bad colds. It claims to ease lungs, aid expectoration, clear secretions, and restore health, with worldwide safe use and dependability, sold by all dealers.

Woolley to Speak in City on Thursday May 15

John G. Woolley, ora tor, statesman and civic righteousness advocate, will address the Method lat Mpis copal Church Thursday night at eight. Admission is free and the public invited. He tours Maryland with the Anti-Saloon League, promoting prohibition and a constitutional amendment. Superintendent Anderson of the Maryland League will introduce him.

J. G. Woolley John G. Woolley Aus Woolley Maryland Anti-Saloon League Anderson Maryland League

Water Supply For Burkittaville Could Be Built

Citizens of Burkithsville consider piping water from South Mountain a mile away. A committee led by Alessis Myers Hightman Frantic House and Clarry Shafer will study cost and feasibility to form a company to build the waterworks if practical.

Burkithsville South Mountain Charles I. Myers Hightman Flouse Clarry Shafer

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