Locals Victorious In Initial Season Contest
Frederick defeats Hagerstown 5 to 4 in a seesaw baseball game on Saturday. Eisenhauer, Lease, and Boyle starred for Frederick as Hagerstown fought back before Frederick sealed the win. Don Cerr made two spectacular catches and Creager replaced Duvall behind the plate. Adams Town beat Thurmont 27 to 2 in a slugfest marathon.
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Frederick
Adamstown
Thurmont
Hagerstown
Eagles
Eisenhauer
Lease
Boyle
Maryland School For the Deaf
Don Cerr
Creager
Duvall
Innins
Frederick City
Sir Bragonier
Clark
Frederick Rho
A. BE. Boyle
Hisenhawer
Phobus
Crouse
Kennedy
Phomas
Derr
C. F
Creaerg
Ity Lease
Bogie
Fintrock
Yontz
E Spigier
Easton
Snyder
Mr. Case
Costello
Farmers
Duckett
Kelly
Lehman
Campbell
McMordis
Costella
Mountaineers
Mount St. Joseph’s
Western Maryland
Thurmont High School
Banquet Hall Dedication At United Brethren Church
A new basement banquet room at the United Brethren church on West Second Street will be dedicated tomorrow night. The event includes entertainment, a paper bundle sale for the Ladies' Mite Society, a chicken and waffle supper, and ongoing refreshments and baked goods sales through Friday and Saturday evenings.
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United Brethren Church
West Second Street
Uncle Sam
Ladies’ Mite Society
Reno
Frederick Delegation Heads to Canton Missionary Meeting
A Frederick party led by Prof Joseph H Apple Rev S Miller E L Coblentz A C McCardell and Dr George Snyder left at 250 pm for the General Reformed Laymen Missionary Society gathering in Canton Ohio on Tuesday. They will travel via Harrisburg to a Layman's special train and arrive in Canton tomorrow morning around seven.
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Frederick
Joseph H. Apple
S . Miller
E. L. Coblentz
A. C. McCardell
George . Snyder
Middletown
General Reformed Laymen’s Missionary Society
Canton
Ohio
Harrisburg
Gold Lace and Ermine for Coronation Robes Preparation
Gold threads wove the coronation robe for King George as loom work progressed slowly with ten inches of lace daily by a skilled weaver. Preparations spanned months as Westminster Abbey expanded with extra seats and galleries to honor official rank observers.
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George
Old
Westminster Abbey
Eneiind
Unwritten Laws: The Sea and Army Codes
A compact overview of unwritten laws in maritime and military conduct, from the captain’s duty to perish with his ship to officers showing no fear before troops. It cites examples from the Franco Prussian War and Civil War era, discusses revolution rights, and contrasts with written homicide codes. The piece also notes the danger of codifying such norms.
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Farragut
Lee
Lawton
Louisville
Nelson
Davis
More autos for firemen with ten next week
The City of New York will equip each deputy fire chief lacking a car with a twenty horsepower automobile next week at 3700 dollars each. The fleet aim is to replace horses and buggies, cost estimated at 8715 per unit. Cars promise thirty miles per hour and were instruction by Fire College inspectors on driving.
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Tevery
New York
Mire
Fire College
Among the Sick in Frederick Area Towns
Irs Wolf of Adamstown among Frederick residents confined to the house after a illness. He has been ill for some time and is expected to be out again soon.
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Frederick
Irs Wolf
Adamstown
Memorial for Late Dr Eccleston at Hal Alas Home
A memorial service for the late Rev. Eccleston is planned at the Hal alas Home in Pikesville, part of the McHenry estate loaned to the Maryland Branch of the Hut in Society by Mrs. Dicer Keyser Ty. The event aims for a June 12 time, with the Wil bere anticipated to attend and participate in the formal centioute.
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Ve Ecccleston
Annual Report of Ma nand Association on Tuberculosis
The report details the association's work for the years 1909 and 1919 in preventing and relieving tuberculosis. It notes about 11,600 patients treated and efforts across the state to curb the disease, with references to training and patient care. An incident involving a hatrack is mentioned in a fragmentary passage.
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Manand Association
Sicles
Baltimore City Tax Rate Seen To Be Cut In New State Assessment
Reports indicate Maryland counties will see large property value increases with a statewide reassessment. Baltimore City's share of state taxes may fall to about half of its current level as counties raise valuations sharply, potentially boosting state revenue by over $100 million.
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Baltimore City
Maryland
Baltimore
Boards of Review
Bullimore
Caroline
Dorchester County
Talbot
Harford
Prince George
Washington
Frederick
Allogany
Montgomery
Anne Arundel
Carroll
Wicomico
Shows tuberculosis fight gains in new national directory
The Tuberculosis Directory of the National Association for the Study and Prevention of Tuberculosis reports over 610 U S cities and towns and about 106 Canadian locales engaged in the war against consumption as of April. It lists 421 sanatoria and hospitals, 51 associations, 342 high schools, 98 insane and penal hospitals with TB inmates, and notes antituberculosis legislation in progress across states, reflecting seven years of rapid growth in the movement.
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National Association For the Study and Prevention of Tuberculosis
United States
Canada
Orst
Sec
The Englishman and the Australian Ember Myth
A recounting of an English traveler’s wonder at matches viewed by Australian Indigenous people. The tale describes a box of matches igniting by striking on its side, astonishing the black fellows and prompting gifts in exchange for fire making. The incident ends with a startled profit loss of a cloak and animal skins as the box is tested.
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Australia
Ling
Investigation of Sea Islands Resolution Reported Favorably
Representative Townsend of New Jersey pushes a resolution for investigating the seal islands of Alasite. The House Ways and Means Committee will report it favorably and asks the Secretary of Commerce and Labor to provide all related reports documents and letters. Delegates from Britain Russia Japan and the United States are in Washington for the Pacific Fauna preservation conference, welcomed by President Taft.
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Alasite
Townsend
New Jersey
House Committee On Ways and
Secretary of Commerce and Labor
House
Great Britain
Russia
Japan
United States
Washington
Taft
Thurston Grove Breaks Ground on East Third Street Residence
E Thurston Grove begins construction on East Third Street for Henry B. Cramer. The contract is awarded to Lloyd C. Suller for the modern residence project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. Thurston Grove
East Third Street
Arethion
Henry B. Cramer
Lloyd C. Suller
Woman Cures Operation Doubts with Vegetable Compound
An Indiana woman reports recovery from three months of pain without surgery after using Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. She credits relief to six bottles, noting rapid improvement after one bottle and urging others to consider the remedy before surgery. The ad cites decades of use and offers confidential free advice from Mrs. Pinkham in Lynn, Massachusetts.
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Lydia E. Pinkham
Ehwood
Ind
Sabie Mullen
St. Wood
Lydia
Pinkham
Residents urge state buy of local pikes for better roads
Citizens across Libertytown Johnsville Unionville and Union Bridge push for the State Roads Commission to purchase nearby toll roads. Leader Aaron R Anders notes five million dollars has been spent on statewide road improvements but locals still pay tolls. He proposes buying cheaper segments five to twelve miles long to secure free lanes and faster travel. Organizers plan public meetings to press for state takeover soon.
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Libertytown
Johnsville
Unmionville
Union Bridge
Roads Commission
Mason Bridge
Liberty
Unionville
surronnAine
Ignete Andil
State Roads Commission
Aaron R. Anders
Anders Aaid
Prederick
Hopewell School House
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Agaamsiown
Thomas
Whipp
Eyler
Root
Damuth
Birely
Pryor
Birley
Umpiore
Richard Day
Market St. Frederick
U B
Leave For Reformed Synod
American Press Association
Dr. Eccleston
Sas City Journal
Maryland Treasury
Balto
J. Vo Fewell
Hieensburg
Sea Island
King Quality
Oxfords
H. R. Flautt
Frederick, Md
G. O. Paxson
Edw
Cowling
North Market Street
Rane
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