Last Weeks For Frederick Bass Season In Snow Clear Waters
Frederick County fishermen await the end of the bass season in two weeks as water remains low and clear. The season, though not good overall, saw some moments of success with angler tales along the Monocacy and Potomac. Many fishers plan Sunday trips, warming by fires as cool weather looms and the December 1 end approaches.
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Frederick
Potomac
Reople
Ciean Greenfield
Monocacy
Social World Party At Walkersville
A surprise party at the home of Mr and Mrs Wm Green Walkersville honored their son Mervin Saturday evening. Guests included Mr and Mrs Wm Green Mr and Mrs Frank Grimes Elroy Lizzie Brown Verdie Jackson Mrs Winfield Pettingall Mr and Mrs John Grimes and sons Charles and Staley Misses Isabelle Zimmerman Alice Cramer Myrtle Strine Mildred Cromwell Norma Green Margaret Fogle Freeda Smith Pauline Zimmerman Marie Strine Mervin Green Frank White Sherman Flanagan John Clark Roger Withide Robert Moberly Wilson Carmack Ernest Irine Edward Routzatin Huber Miller Raymond Wilhide Circle Green Scott Pettingall Ross Dinterman.
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Walkersvilue
Wm. Green
Walkersville
Mervin
Frank
Grimes and Son
Elroy
Lizzie Brown
Verdie Jackson
Winfield Pettingall
John
Grimes and Sons
Charles and Staley
Isabelle Zimmerman
Alice Cramer
Myrtle Strine
Mildred Cromwell
Norma Green
Margaret * Fogle
Freeda Smith
Pauline Zimmerman
Marie Strine
Messrs
Mervin Green
Frank Withite
Sherman Flanagan
John Clark
Roger Withide
Robert Moberly
Wilson Carmack
Ernest Irine
British Shell Turkish Forts at Shou Said Fortified Entrance
Paris dispatch from Aden reports British forces shelling and taking forts at Shou Said near Verin Island on the western side of the Red Sea entrance. Indian infantry landed under Turkish fire and seized the fort, destroying magazines. Turkish casualties include several prisoners. British losses: two officers and three men killed, a few wounded.
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Paris
Werala
Aden
Shou
Bahel Mandsh
Red Sea
Battle updates from Ypres front amid harsh weather
Reports describe heavy artillery activity near Lom baertjyde and Nieuport with troops moving through Ostend to Roulers. Weather swamps entrenchments while civilians near Zeebrugge observe submarine work. German attacks near Ypres are repulsed with losses. Dixmude remains isolated on the Yser.
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Lombaertjyde
Nieuport
Ostend
Bruges
Yaer Canal
Bixschoote
Ypres
Dixmude
Yser
Lys
Oise
Lorraine
The
Vosges
Reading Fire Claims Child in Smoke Tragedy
Esther Wright five, suffocated by smoke in Reading Iow? No Reading Pa fire destroys Pattie Wright home. Rosette four, an Invalid sister, badly burned. Fire caused by children playing with matches igniting bed clothing. mother away shopping. Firemen find eldest deceased and younger girl unconscious with severe injuries.
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Reading
Esther Wright
Rosette
Pattie Wright
Drought Is Broken by Heavy Rain Across East
A heavy rain and snowstorm swept the eastern states breaking a three month drought in Pennsylvania New Jersey Delaware and Maryland. Forest fires were extinguished as wet weather filled reservoirs and streams that had been dry.
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Philadelphia
Atlantic
Pennsylvania
New Jersey
Delaware
Maryland
Fighting Near Suez Canal Reported by Berlin
Berlin reports from Milan to Egypt indicate fighting near the Suez canal has occurred. Four wagonloads of English wounded reached Cairo from Suez to Ismailia while many native troops and notable Egyptians were arrested.
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Berlin
Milan
Maly
Egypt
Suez Canal
Cairo
Suez
Ismail
Field Marshal Leader Dies Near Flanders Front
Field Marshal Lord Roberts is reported dead while near the trenches in Flanders where his Indian troops fought the enemy. The harsh wet climate and pneumonia contributed to his decline at an advanced age, ending a long military career amid the deadlock of the front.
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Rola
Jengland
Great Britain
Lord Roberts
India
Flanders
England
Lord Roberts Contracted and Visited Withering Winter Scene
Fragmentary OCR text notes a meeting with Lord Roberts and a contracted plan involving a person named Pear. The passage mentions cold conditions and a bleak setting, suggesting a brief historical notice of a visit or event amid harsh weather.
Dinamite Store Fire Kill Four in Latrobe
Four killed and five injured when dynamite exploded at a general store in Latrobe near Superior. The blaze destroyed the store and adjacent dwellings, tallying about $25,000 in losses. Prime suspects include Noah Kanaza Jr and others, as Kanaza family members perished in the incident and two rescuers were hospitalized with severe injuries. Authorities anticipate arrests as threats against the Kanaza family surface.
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Noah Kanaza
Andrew Organ
Kanaza
Organ
Join Hopper
Anthony Stromberg
Trabers
Latrobe Hospital
Snperior
New Federal Reserve Banks Open Under Modern Currency System
Washington reflects a new era as twelve federal reserve banks begin operations under the updated currency system. Officials say the structure will stabilize money supply with business cycles, prevent panics, and support deposits and interbank transfers across districts. A separate report notes a $40,500 loss in a fire in Trenton, with details distorted by the OCR fragment.
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Washington
Not
Findnelat’ Wien
United States
Federal Reserve Banks
Federal Reserve
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