Southern Millionaire Quarantined After Louisiana Visit
A. & Manot, a wealthy Louisianan planter from Jennings, left Thornbrook Mt St Marys on October 11th and returned last Sunday. He owns four sugar plantations and recently bought a $12000 cane mill. His refinery cost $276,000 and pipelines run underground four miles. He notes warm weather, no yellow fever, and recommends locating there as no sugar mills exist within eight miles. The crops are thick due to drought.
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Frederick Art Club Rooms Open in Shriver Building
The Frederick Art Club has moved into the Shriver building on the third floor and prepared a tasteful suite with water and electric light, a cosy study, cloak room, and a spacious reception area. Members may visit for painting, reading art journals, or other literature, with an official opening soon and several entertainments planned.
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Frederick Art Club
Shriver
Cork
Sny 4Imae
Local notes from county and towns Little updates on visits and church life
County correspondence reports visits by Charles Storr and others to Frederick and Yellow Spring. News covers missionary meeting at M E Church in Williamsville, a Bethel Sabbath program, and local arrivals and sickness. Brunswick updates mention Dr Ramehays, protracted meeting, and notable musical performances.
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Middletown
Local News In Brief: Tragedy and Travel Notes
Cheri G Bange aged 82 of Hallimore killed himself at his home on 419 North Washington. John W Peters of Baltimore was stabbed and seriously wounded by a man believed to be James Connelly. The Teachers Mutual Benefit Association schedules two serving concerts for Baltimore public school teachers. Dr William B Clark of Johns Hopkins University returned from Hasals after attending the International Geological Congress.
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Washington Street
Hallimore
John W. Peters
Baltimore
James Connelly
Mutual Benefit Associatior
Biltmore
Wiliam B. Clark
Johna Hopkins University
Hasals
International Geological Congress
Association social events to begin in East Church rooms
On Wednesday November 10 the Association members will dine and start a series of social gatherings in their rooms on East Church street. Several have returned from tennis. Rev Freeman Dizzyelil will speak at next Sunday's meeting. Mrs Jennie Salth the railroad evangelist will visit on November 1 or December 1. The gymnasium class meets tonight at 8.
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Jennie Salth
New Market Literary Club Elects Three Members
The New Market Literary Society met Friday evening at the home of Mr John Newton Maynard. Miss Marssline Stler presided with Dr Calvin Clay as secretary. Three candidates were elected to full membership, rules suspended, and a new program adopted for the next meeting set for Friday November 5.
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Rew Mabert
Youth Shot by Father During Rabbit Hunt Near Alberton
Seventeen year old Sameel Norton was accidentally shot by his father while hunting on the B&O line near Alberton. The incident occurred when both aimed at a rabbit. the father fired from his position on a hill, striking Norton in the right eye and other head and face areas. He was taken to a Baltimore hospital for treatment.
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Sameel Norton
Alberton
Norton
Baltimore
Popular Pawnee Bill parade favorite named in town
Mr. C. N. Hauer of the Bulsie received a special invitation to ride with the Long Brothers in the Pawnee Bill Wild West parade. He was voted the most popular man in the city during the morning event.
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C. N. Hauer
Illustrated Travel Talks at Frederick by Dr Crary
The Opera House hosts Illustrated Travel Talks during the week of November 22 to 27 presented by Dr. and Mrs. A G Crary. The program, Travel Talks, features over 1 000 stereopticon views for Frederick audiences.
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Spd Mra. A. OG. Crary
Frederick
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