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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
May 25, 1910
Page
2
A shaky but lively game saw the local team batting with effort while visitors from Baltimore fielded strong. Key moments included a last inning rally and a stretch at bat that produced several scores, with Nailin and Recker among standout performers.
The clipping reports baseball results from the National and Eastern Leagues with scores for St Louis and New York clubs, plus Newark Montreal Jersey City Toronto and Providence games. It notes a Maryland Juniors victory and details a severe storm that damaged trees and property, including a residence chimney and a convalescent home.
The funeral for Mary Allees Tay Tomok was held at her home of her mother Mrs Atlee Ray Pearl Birvey and was conducted by Rev BB Ruley. Pallbearers Grover Carpenter Al Smith Arthur Roost Rey Burke Molin Haro attended. Interment followed at Mt Olivet Cemetery. CC Carty served as funeral director.
Frederick Gas and Electric linemen install porcelain dosulators on city primary lines. The devices aim to protect telephone company workers and other linemen from dangerous wires by clearly designating high and low pressure lines.
Confederate Memorial Day June 4 will be observed in Frederick under the auspices of Alexander Young, Confederate veterans. The program at Olivet Cemetery starts at 4 PM and at St John’s Cemetery at 3 PM. Further notice to be given by The Tar News.
A fragmentary London report depicts a magistrate threatening a prisoner with a severe sentence for stealing a pie. The piece laments crime and warns that strong actions will be taken to deter petty thefts in the district.
Delegates were named in four city wards as endorsements went to Martin Kamp Waco Selgnicht and Jo Daniel Crimmins for aldermen. The city register McCaffrey also drew endorsements with a new central committee named and nominations for various precinct leaders and officers. The proceedings covered precinct delegates central committee members and statements of support for McCaffrey and Crimmins.
Registration officers finished work in the city's four precincts last night and sent returns to the election supervisors. The total voters reach 2,137 with Precinct 1 at 455, Precinct 2 at 478, Precinct 3 at 022, and Precinct 4 at 483.
Mrs Edward Derr hosts a Pontemonto luncheon at her home with a refined guest list including Dr John Derr and other ladies. The event features entertainment and cordial social exchange reflecting the era's social calendar.
Closing exExercises for Repinning on Sunday with bac cal and boot of the Frederick High and Boys High Schools extend to Thursday June 2. Diplomas will be presented to the two schools and conductors plan programs including orations and debates with remarks by Rev Dr Teo Spengler and Rev Isaael M. Mutter.
The mayor and eight aldermen discuss reducing pay with the mayor at 50 cents yearly and aldermen at 21 cents per rosary though the town’s population and industries are noted. City officers note long service and past higher salaries, with pleas to retain workers amid financial strain.
Two horses at Middletown reportedly hanged themselves with their bridles. Neighbor George Dienstroring found one horse dead and the other still hanging in the night, both described as valuable animals.
Fragmentary text notes a long-serving servant of Doctor Todd in Salisbury and mentions a Sith anniversary and family mentors. The garbled lines reference mayor or medical figures and a wife, with unclear chronology and missing concrete events. The piece is too damaged to confirm specifics.
Jespe Welton of Buckeratown filed a deed of trust in the sixtieth court in favor of John Francia Sith, appointed trustee, with bond of 900 dollars. Welton runs a store at Bickeratown and the liabilities are estimated at 900 dollars.
The document lists multiple probate actions including first and final accounts for Margaret Knipple and James Ferrell estates, distributions made, and inventories of real and personal property. It references administrators and executors such as Daniel Kreig and Eliza Wol, with filings for estates of Henry Schildkiecht and John Wollard.
Obituaries and notices report the deaths of Mrs Sinnett Digondvil 48 at Saltheburg Welook. Roland McGill 17 near Hopeland. Henry Jones 68 in Washington DC area. Elzey Morris from Somerset County buried in Princess Anne. The column lists funeral details, pallbearers, and burial sites plus scholastic year notes for local children Carrie McKimbey 11, McKinley 7, and Hattie 6 with grades and attendance.
At a Board of Directors meeting at Washington University in St. Louis, Dr Roy McMaster was promoted to professor of Chemistry and Chemical Engineering. A Walkerville native, he holds a PhD from Johns Hopkins and an AM from Dickinson College. He conducts original research with publications on radioactivity and magnesium effects, and works toward papers on acetylene disodides and related acids. He belongs to the American Chemical Society and to Beta Theta Pi and Phi Beta Kappa.
Joseph E. Thropp proprietor of the Everett furnace system in Pennsylvan ia and owner of the Catooth Furnace property declares he will close furnaces at Saxton due to alleged union harassment. He claims the shutdown will affect the Broad Top coal regions by costing about 39 000 monthly or 400 000 yearly.
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