City Ministers Plan Clean-up Day Cooperation with Civic Club
The City Ministerial Association meeting at the YMCA approved collaborating with the Civic Club to Clean-up Frederick on May 18. Treasurer U G Rupp reported the year’s finances good, with a donation to the American Bible Society. The group set monthly topics and adjourned after a lively paper on The Resurrection Body. Next meeting June 4 with Rev S S Miller discussing The Person of Jesus Christ in Theology.
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City Ministerial Association
Civic Club
E H. Lamar
M. A. Castle
B. H. Lamar
U. G. Rupp Thomas Freeman Dixon
H L. G. Kieffer
A. J. Herman, Jr
J. J. Rives
M A. Castle
S. S. Miller
E L McLean
U . G. Rupp
American Bible Society
Frederick
Thomas Freeman Dixon
Jesus Christ
Tourists Pass Through Frederick On Way To Washington
A 12 member touring party from Massachusetts and Maine traveled through Frederick yesterday afternoon en route to Washington. They left Boston last Wednesday and stopped in Atlantic City. They praised the excellent road conditions and noted the dust was not obnoxious.
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Massachusetts
Maine
Frederick
Washington
Boston
Atlantic City
Kieffer Returns From Atlantic City Auto Trip
J. C. Kieffer has returned from an automobile trip to Atlantic City. He and his party made the journey and now are back home.
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J.C. Kieffer
Atlantic City
Real estate filings list transfers in county courts
Julia Ann Kilbaugh to Somerset Drapper and others record real estate transfers in the county. The entries show various parcels with values including 70 dollars, 2 dollars, 300 dollars, and 10 dollars. Additional transfers involve Lenore O Boyle and Tide Water Portland Cement Company in county real estate dealings.
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Julia Ann Kilbaugh
Somerset Drapper
County
E. Stome
Ite
Lenore O. Boyle
Emmitsburg
William A. Armsparger
Maryland
Republic Finance Company
Tide Water Portland Cement Company
Tidewater Portland Cement Company
Advertised Letters Remain at Frederick Post Office May 13 1910
The Frederick City Post Office lists remaining advertised letters for May 13 1910. To claim, applicants must call for advertised letters within two weeks or they go to the dead letter office. Gentlemens and Ladies lists include named individuals such as Conner Anderson Richard Calden TH BE Clark William Cooke Chas A Compton C D Transom J C Lyon J T Nelson Theo L Strauss Miss Johanna Gshhera Mrs Mary Barton Mrs Agnes Dorsey Mrs Florence Glenn G W Geib Miss Harris Miss C Harris Elizabeth Hutchins Miss Blanch Sewell.
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Frederick City
Gentlenmen
Conner Anderson
Richard Calden
TH. BE. Clark
William Cooke
Chas A. Compton
C. D. Transom
J. C. Lyon
J. T Nelson
Theo. L
Standard Oil Attorneys Plan Dissolution After Court Order
Special dispatch reports Standard Oil attorneys meeting to arrange a dissolution of the oil combine following a Supreme Court ruling. The company pledges to obey the order and subsidiary units will continue operations under their own officers amid a market that saw 400,000 shares traded in the first hour and a two point advance on stock sales.
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Combine
New York
Oil Trust
Standard Oil
Supreme Court
Best Kidney Remedy Hearalded by Frederick Citizens
Frederick residents praise Doan’s Kidney Pills as a dependable kidney remedy backed by local testimonials. A veteran, Frank Buckey of 262 East Sixth Street, recounts severe kidney trouble after the Civil War and credits three boxes of Doan’s, bought at Warner’s Drug Store, with restoring his health. He later affirmed continued relief as of 1969, and the ad notes the product’s price and Buffalo origin.
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Frederick
Deana
Frank Buckey
East Sixth Street
Dean
Warner
Burke
Doan
Foster-Mibarm Co
Buffalo
New York
United States
Diaz to resign tonight ends war wait continues
Mexico City reports Diaz wrote his resignation on Saturday and will announce it before night. The capital awaits his retirement as the only move to end the war.
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Mexico City
Diaz
Zeppelin Airship Deutschland Wrecked During Maiden Flight
Special dispatch from Dusseldorf reports the Zeppelin airship Deutschland wrecked at its start on a passenger flight. Details on damage or casualties are not provided in the text.
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Dusseldorf
Germany
Zeppelin
Deutschland
Horse Falls On Market Street In Carriage Crash
Captain Frost and his daughter Mrs. C Berline with child were riding along Market Street when the horse bolted and fell in front of the Arlington Hotel. No injuries or damage to people, horse but knee skin grazed. J O Howell of Greensburg praises Chambers Street Cough Remedy, sold by all druggists.
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Captan Frost
J. OM. Howell
Greensburg, Ky
Divided Race Figures From Census Report
A Census Bureau release lists Maryland race counts and age groups. Whites total 1 062 044 and colored 232 249 statewide with Baltimore city housing 473 388 whites and 84 749 colored. Counts by county show Charles with many more colored residents and Calvert where whites outnumber colored by about 350. The state age 5 to 20 totals 415 908. this county yields 27 457 in that bracket.
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Census Bureau
Maryland
Baltimore
Carroll County
Cecil
Montgomery
Prince George
Baltimore City
Anne Arundel County
Baltimore County
Annapolis
Garrett County
Alle Sgany County
Charles County
Calvert County
Mistress of Ceremonies at Munich
Mrs di Garmendia formerly Miss Baughman of this city has acted as mistress of ceremonies at the Bavarian Court in Munich spending the winter there and presenting many Americans. The New York American notes her high standing with the Prince Regent his wife the Princess Paz and Prince Ludwig Ferdinand, likening her work to Gallatin presenting Americans in Paris.
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New York
Princess Paz
Prince Ludwig Ferdinand
Child Has Arm Broken In Wagon Play Near Philip
Three year old Stockman boy son of Mr and Mrs Martin Stockman near Philip broke his left arm Sunday when sitting on an end gate wagon that was not fastened. He was thrown to the ground and also bruised his forehead. Dr James M Goodman reset the arm.
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Guy Stockman
Martin C. Stockman
Philip
James M Goodman
Begin Operations Tomorrow at Singapore Copper Mines
Machinery at Singapore Copper Mines will be in position and the plant run at full force. Elevators received last week are nearly set. A thorough test is planned this afternoon and grinding is expected to start tomorrow.
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Singapore
Woman Leaves and Returns Home Amid Sect Involvement
A married Smithsburg woman who reportedly left home weeks ago to join a new religious sect has returned to her residence of her own accord in Frederick County. Sympathetic neighbors assisted the husband in caring for the children. In Williamsport merchants were ordered to clear sidewalks after a dispute over displays blocking the pavement. Public approval of the change was noted, though merchants reacted with reluctance.
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Smithsburg
Frederick County
Williamsport
Hagerstown Globe
AMONG THE SICK IN FREDERICK AREA
Those from Frederick and vicinity confined to the house include Mrs Roy Angleberger of Bloomfeld and William Kyler who has been ill with mumps but is able to be out. Mrs Julia T White on East Third street shows slight improvement. Mary Blumenauer, daughter of Officer and Mrs John Blumenauer, Dill avenue, suffered a fall Sunday evening causing a deep chin gash and loose teeth.
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Frederick
Roy Angleberger
Bloomfeld
William Kyler
Julia T. White
East Third Street
Mary Blumenauer
John Blumenauer
Dill Avenue
Brief Items of Interest Curbing Work at Mrs Rate-Perry Property
A new curb and gutter are being laid in front of Mrs Rate-Perry’s property on Center Street. Mehri Bopat on West Seventh Street reported a hen laying an egg on Sunday weighing nine ounces.
Literary Societies Suutel Frederickr May Meeting
The South Frederick Literary Society held its regular May 12 meeting led by president Edward Mullin. After minutes and roll call, members presented recitations, readings, essays, and a debate on whether blood is more useful than iron, judged 3 to 0 for the affirmative. The editors and critics reported, programs for the next two meetings were read, and the society adjourned to meet May 19.
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Suutel Frederickr
South Frederick
Edward Mullin
RR. Harrison
Tuture and Heath
A. Boteler
Treasury Department
H. Grimes
W. Cecil
H. Mleischman
R. Moser
Dearest
Mae
G. Abrecht
C. Howard
Denmark
V. Rhinehart
G. Kreak
EB. Mullinix
J. Martz
Downey
F. Haugh
P. Michael
H. Phebus
A. Haller
H. Boteler
A. Moser
W. Notnagle
Ramsburg
Society
Grant to Meet Conners Here for May 24 Championship
Frederick will host a championship wrestling match announced by Lloyd Jeffries. Jim Connors the Irish champion faces Joe Grant the Washington policeman who recently defeated Joe Turner in Washington to claim the World middleweight title. Grant earned falls in 32 and 48 minutes. Connors challenged Grant, and Jeffries arranged the Frederick match for May 24.
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Grant
Conners
Frederick
Lloyd Jeffries
Jim Connors
Joe Grant
Washington
Shad Link
Joe Turner
Connors
Mr. Jeffries
County to Erect Bridge Over Rockville Branch
At yesterday's meeting the County Commissioners decided to erect a small bridge over Rockville Branch at Edmund's Mill in Middletown district.
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Rockville Branch
Edmund's Mill
Middletown
Large Mountain Fire Destroys Acres Near Yellow Springs
Residents battled a mountain fire in the Catoctins near Yellow Springs for days, burning four to five acres of timber and cordwood. The blaze, not affecting any homes, reignited after several attempts to quell it, finally put out yesterday afternoon. Authorities suspect arson amid dry conditions, echoing a similar spring fire at Catoctin Furnace.
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Catoctin Mountains
Yellow Springs
Catoctin
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