Frederick Female Seminary Alumni Club meets in Frederick
The 1910 1911 Frederick Seminary Alumni Club held its last regular meeting in the Woman's Gallery parlor with Miss Florence Trail presiding. Reports included a delegate Ramisb urghs Federation summary, readings on Milton and Ruskin, and plans for a May 22 officer election and a June reunion at Mrs. Wm DeBashmutt’s home near Frederick. The meeting recognized the club’s year of activity and discussed federation correspondence and future events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ramaburgh
Federation of Woman's Clubs
FFP
Seminary Alumpae Club
Woman’s Gallery
Florence Trail
Mamie Dil
Charles Kreh
D Hellen Ramisburgh
Morence Trail
Donald Hooker
Baltimore
Frederick
Frederick County
Ln Ak
Wm. DeBashmutt
Leith
Crescent Bics Club Plans Century Run to Frederick
The Crescent Bicycle Club of Baltimore schedules a long distance ride to Frederick next Sunday marking the season’s first century event. Riders may choose starting times and must complete the century within the usual travel window. They will meet for dinner at Ridgeville after the ride.
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Crescent Bics Ele Club
Baltimore
Frederick
Crescents
Ridgeville
Brief Items of Interest from Local Notes
Ground has been broken for a large stable on Frank Johnson’s property on Eighth street. A modern dwelling for Henry Cranmer is under construction on East Third street. An awning is being erected in front of Claude Shoemaker’s store at Market and All Saints streets. William Riddle Moser’s residence on North Market street is being repainted by a crew under William H. Gilbert.
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Frank Johnson
Eighth Street
Henry Cranmer
East Third Street
Claude Shoemaker
Market
AU Saints Street
Wiliam Riddlemoser
Market Street
William H. Gilbert
Local Baseball Tourney At Hagerstown This Saturday
A Li A team from Frederick will travel to Hagerstown Saturday to face the Eagle Athletic Club at Athletic Park. Ten players will go, led by Lease and Duvall on the battery, with Duvall and Lease among Frederick’s lineup. The game starts at 3 30 and follows the Teague season opener.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athletic Park
Clark
ORL van Uialkane
Frederick
Carl Lease
Walter Duvall
Joe Eisenhauer
Don Derr
Edward Thomas
Frank Kennedy
Bud Phebus
Frank
Pleasant Paragraphs of Visits and Births in City
Mrs Harry Dean of Brunswick visits friends in this city Roger Motter of Washington spends a few days here Olver Eo McClow East Third Street spent yesterday in Manover Mi and Mrs Samuel Summers Wel Pahiloh Street with Vibiang am Was pesboro Ollie Baernis joined John Hershberger confectioner North Market Street Mrs W T Walden of Middlebing visited sister Mrs Morgan Cecil Hast Church Street Mrs Herbert Kreh and children staying with mother Mrs 1 Ko Cramer Mount Pleasant Foundry Now in Operation The American Foundry has a contract with Ov Fibre Brush Company to help build a new line of brush machines This will require several more tool makers The foundry is in operation and ready to make various castings.
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Ov Fibre Brush Company
Just a Boy Who Will One Day Be Emperor of Germany
A 1906 report describes Prince William Frederick born July 4 1906 as a boy content with life in Berlin. He may inherit the throne years hence as Emperor William II ages while Crown Prince Frederick William remains a strong potential ruler.
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Germany
Prussia
Willam Frederik
Emperor William
Frederick William
Berlin
Prince William Frederick
Water Supply Delays Prompt Action Yet Again
Public records recount ongoing delays in repairing a leaky reservoir after promising action by engineers and City officials. Since January 30 meetings, wiring of engineers, tests, and repeated assurances have failed to deliver a timely fix, jeopardizing summer water reserves and prompting officials to demand immediate completion. The situation remains unresolved as engineers and the mayor face mounting pressure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schell
Tendent Tyersar
Semis
Ako
Rebels Prepare for Federal Attack in Mexico City
Special dispatch from El Paso reports rebels under General Bubage marching toward Mexico City under Diaz and Madero plans. Federals expected to strike as the rebels test resolve and mobilize for battle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
el Paso
Texas
Bubage
Fo Diaz
Madero
Mearo City
Plunges Into River In Colorado Tragedy
A man named Myer plunges into the Rio Grande near Eagle River, Colorado, and is feared dead. Rescue crews searched the river after the incident reported May 11, with authorities continuing to investigate the cause of the plunge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Chit
Colorado
Rio Grande
Eagle River
Twenty Miners Rescued After Wave Tragedy at Clearville
A special dispatch from Stranton reports twenty miners were rescued by government effort following a deadly wave at Clearville. The incident left five dead and several injured as authorities coordinate relief and safety measures. Affected workers, companies, and local officials brace for investigations and compensation steps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stranton
Clearville
Tesuuc
Aero pupil killed at Johan Niathal grounds
Special dispatch from Berlin reports a single aviation pupil was killed after colliding with a building at Johan Niathal aero grounds. The incident occurred May 4 as observers noted the pupil, unnamed in the discharge, suffered fatal injuries. Further details and official statements are pending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Liebemulier
Johanniathal Aero Grounds
Instructing Company A Sergeant Taylor Receives Orders
Sergeant Henry F. Taylor of the United States Infantry is assigned to instruct Company A in general orders and file drill. General Mackliu plans to intensify the program and demands immediate readiness. Taylor, a veteran with service stripes, will address noncommissioned officers on dates and guard mount, earning high esteem for his relief work amid demanding duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry F. Taylor
United States Infantry
Frederik
Taylor
Mackliu
Six Months Sentence for Colored Woman in Vagrant Case
Alice Robiigan, colored, received a six month sentence to the House of Correction after being found incorrigible and a vagrant. Her mother refused to take her in, and deputy sheriffs brought her before Justice MacGill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice Robinson
House of Correction
Alice Robiigan
Haover
Carter
Macha
Alice
TL Pan
Gerry Turd
Chaarles Goodfard
Herring
Justice Kiehstein
Sue
LHL
Otho Benson
Alex Wineberry
Lillie Green
Mary Gilmore
Justice MacGill
Brewery Alley
Wineberry
Denson
Green
Gilmore
Victoria Minnor
Howard Hunter
Middle Conference Meets Lutheran Synod Near Westminster
The Middle Conference of the Maryland Synod Lutheran church closed at St John s church near Westminster after a session beginning Monday evening. Rev Aga Richards led the opening sermon and topics included pastoral visitation church funds local expenses benevolence church membership evangelism and the Bible all discussed by a roster of pastors and professors. The body covers Carroll Frederick counties Lovettsville and area with about 1000 members.
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Middle Conference
Maryland Synod, Evangelical Lutheran Church
St. John’s Church
Brummel
Westminster
Aga Richards
Lovettsville
G. Rupp
A. G. Null
J B. Law
George W Baughman
Willian L Seabrook
O E Bregenzer
W Gentzler
J. H Keller
Charles Remewald
Lutheran Church
R. S Poffenberger
H. Ketterman
Ross M L. Beard
W. D .Necoll
A. R. Wentz
J O ¥Oder
W. H. Lettiemyer
Carroll and
Frederick Counties
Cafe closure decision made at morning committee meeting
A committee in charge of the MC A cafe decided this morning to discontinue operations after Saturday. The group had considered the matter for some time and concluded that closing the cafe is the best course.
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Connaitee
University Extension Society to Meet in Hall
The local center of the University Extension Society holds its annual meeting in Woman's College Hall Saturday at 7 p.m. Officers report, elections for the coming year, and a lecturer to be chosen. Mr Chine meets with an accident as a crank kicks back, injuring Casper E. Cline’s wrist on West Third Street.
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University Extension Society
Woman's College Hall
Mr. Chine
Whit
West Third Street
Casper E. Cline
Josephites Beat Mount St Josephs in Irvington Pitchers Duel
Mount St Mary's College played Mount St Josephs at Irvington yesterday afternoon, a 5 to 2 victory for the Mountaineers. It was their second meeting of the season after a 4 to 1 win on Saturday. Roth vs Engle hurlers, with Engle escaping trouble except for two runs off Captain Mullaney. At sixth inning end, C Edward Sparrow, former Frederick coach, received a gold watch and fob from Captain Mullaney at home plate as Irvington players looked on.
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Mount St. Mary’s College
Secong
Mount St. Joseph's
Mount St.Mary's College
Irvington
Mountaineers
Roth
Eugle
Slabman
Engle
Mullaney
C. Edward Sparrow
Frederick
Josephites
Mulaney
Manager of Casino Appointed
Harry C. Dorens of Woodsboro is named manager of the Braddock Heights Casino for the coming summer. He will take charge June 1 and assume full management. Dorens is a Western Maryland College student in Westminster. Last season Albert Stone managed the casino.
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Harry C. Dorens
Woodsboro
Braddock Heights
Dorens
Western Maryland College
Westminster
Albert Stone
Cured to Stay Cured by Dean's Kidney Pills
Frederick Maryland resident John T Webster testifies that Dean's Kidney Pills cured his kidney trouble after years of backache dull pain and scalding sensations. He bought them at Harner's Drug Store and has had no trouble since. Sold by all dealers price 30 cents Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY sole US agents. Remember the name Dean's.
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Dean
Frederick
John T. Webster
East Church Sireet
Harner’s
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
New York
United States
Public sale of valuable personal property Frederick Md 1911
By decree of the Frederick County Circuit Court equity a trustee will sell at 217 East Patrick Street Frederick City on Monday May 22 1911 at 9 am the household effects parlor dining room furniture beds bureaus rugs and an upright piano plus on same day at 2 pm items from a befitting establishment including cash register harness beer boxes bottles seltzer gear and more all cash payments only no remittance until settled. Another public sale at 263 West Fifth Street Frederick on Friday May 19 1911 at 10 am offers household and kitchen furniture from a well kept home including shovels lard and other items.
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Circuit Court
Frederick
Maryland
Bergner and Engel Brewing Company
James RL Warfield
Patrick Street
Frederick City
Chanel Aley
James R. Warfield
National Cash Register
Dorsey Etonson
Harvey K. Lease
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F. F. Seminary
Hagerstown
Maryland Athetic
Clarks
Frederick High School
Thomont High School
Athlete Park
Thurmont
Ihe
Harry Dean
Brunswick
Roger Motter
Washington
Olver Eo McClow
Phird Street
Manover
Samuel Summers
Wel Pahiloh Street
Aig Vibiang Am Waspesboro
Ollie Baernis
John Hershberger
North Market Street
W.T. Walden
Middlebing
Morgan Cecil
Church Street
Herbert Kreh
1 Ko Cramer
Mount Pleasant
Mr. Boardman
City
Band of Trade
William
Boardman
Philadelphia
Cone
Pebraars Ss
Uiis
Board of Trade
Probascomi
MM Boardman
Rice
Boardmans
Tyergar
The
Newa
Sam Lee
Cafe
Frank Hitchcock
Tial Campaign
R. A.B
St Mary’s
iM&t St
Association
Apes
Wainan Braddock Heights
West Patrick Street
Mayod
Care
Franklin Institute
F. Rochester
N.Y
West Fifth Street
Frederick Diuly
Amy
M. Burdette
Omayt
Cuas
United States College OF Veterinary Surgeons
Doll & Doll
W. J. Brown
McKillip Veterinary College
Chicago
Ill
R. W. Smith
Houck
A. Bevard Kepner
Frederick MD
Clinton Musherry
Second Street
E. Peterman
West
Franklin Street
City of
Board of Aldermen
J. & Schell
M. A. McCaffrey
City Register
RK Rush Lewis
I. R. V. Smith
Rush Lewis
R. V. Smith
Geo. W. Heinlein
BK Rush Lewis
East Street
Church
Fainiek
Buneh
Ae Ward
Stee Sar Nm
West Second Street
Mavsart
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