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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Nov 25, 1914

Page

7

Brunswick to sue 40 property owners over street assessments

Charles Mathias, attorney to Brunswick, and John S. Newman of Frederick, plan distraint actions to collect about $3,000 owed by roughly 40 Malin Street property owners for past street improvements. A test case may trigger broader collection as town officials seek back payments and resolve longstanding delinquent taxes.

Frederick Charles McC. Mathias Council Brunswick Malin Street Mathias Johns. Newman Corporation of

Rev Boda in Brunswick for Week of Baptist Services

Baltimore pastor Rev. Austin O. Boda is in Brunswick this week conducting nightly services at the First Baptist Church. The opening Sunday drew a large audience and three persons were baptized. Authorities expect continuation next week as crowds grow for his evangelistic preaching.

Baltimore Baptist Church Austin O. Boda Brunswick First Baptist Church Boda

Stolen Horse Recovered Near Brunswick

A horse stolen from Noah Jenkins between Knoxville and Brunswick was found yesterday on New York hill in Brunswick. The animal showed signs of rough handling and hard driving. The barn door lock was broken to steal it.

Noah Jenkins Knoxville Brunswick New York Hill

Germans Fall Back In Poland In Realignments And Delays

Dispatches describe German retreat lines between Strykow and Zglera and a southwest trend from Lodz toward Czestochowa Cracow while Russian forces push along the Czestochowa Cracow axis. East Prussia remains contested with no decisive results, and claims of Generals Liebert and Tannewitz being captured are denied.

Vistula Warthe Rivera Strykow Zglera Szalek Zdunska Wola Woentki Lodz Strakow Lewies East Prussia Mauer Lakes Poland Ing Ceastochowa Liebert Tannewitz Berlin

Real estate transfers and marriage licenses listed in court notices

Property deeds show Isaac M Motter to Henry P Nusbaum and others for various parcels with nominal sums. several other transfers include Kugler to Kugler and to Gillelan, Brown to Law, and Stup to Stup. Marriage licenses include Chick with Carson, Kirk with Barker, Plummer with Watkins, Kolb with Nellie Ray, Hallman with Cora Onley, Fogle with Bohn, Boose with Hill. Wills and estate notices follow with inventories and administrations.

Isaac M. Motter Henry P. Nusbaum Josep D. Caldwell Georg A. Kugler George A. Kugler H. Morris Gillelan Hiram E. Miller Mary Catharine Law Alfred Brown Emma J. Brown Ira A. Brown William Milo Chick Elsie May ‘Carson Tuscarora George Thomas Kirk Brunswick Ada May Barker Thomas Edwin Plummer Laytonsville Winifred Vene Watkins Kemptown Earl Edward Kolb Frederick Nellie Ray Pearl Arthur E. S. Hallman Mt. Ephriam Cora Onley Barnesville Prince A. Fogle Carrie V. Bohn Johnsville Charles Boose Ruth Hill

The Girl In The Moon at City Opera House

The Girl In The Moon offers a singing opening with pretty electrical effects and beautiful scenery. Manager List promises the show is the best booked at the theatre for some time and the program will close the week with tuneful melodies.

City Opera House

Meat Supper Planned by Fair View Ladies at Cronenburg Home

The ladies of the Mite Society of Fair View M. P. Church prepare a meat supper at J. T. Cronenburg's home on Friday evening December 4. A silver collection at the door grants entry to the meal. oysters available at an extra charge.

Ladies of We Mite Society of the Fair View M. P. Church J. T. Cronenburg

Thanksgiving praise for peace and abundance in America

The outpouring notes a 1864 Lincoln proclamation heritage and celebrates a nonsectarian Thanksgiving. It praises the United States as at peace while Europe fights, lauds diffuse abundance, and centers the holiday on home and family. A prayer by W C Gannett expresses gratitude for health, shelter, growth, opportunities, and loyalty.

Ifa United States Lincoln Europe W. C. Gannett Lfe

Turks Flee in Arabia After British Drive Turkish Forces

An official British statement from Lord Crewe details operations at the Persian Gulf and East Africa. It notes rapid success after defeats on November 15 and 17, with Turkish forces abandoning Basra and Baghdad and fleeing with eight guns and many wounded, pursued along the Tigris.

Persian Gulf London Lord Crewe India East Africa Basra Bagdad Tigris

No Receiver for Mines Govt Not Authorized

President Wilson declined the AFL suggestion to appoint a receiver for Colorado coal mines in the strike, saying there would be no legal basis for government operation. He noted no request from Governor Ammons to withdraw federal troops as yet.

Washington Wilson American Federation of Labor Colorado Department of Labor Ammons

FOWL FROZE TO ROOST INJURES CHICKENS IN RENT SUIT

Reading, Pa set-off defense claims chicken house so ruined hens froze to roost and thawed them with warm water before rent case went to jury. In Mobile, Ala, Jack Foster faces Dec 9 trial on charges under the white slave act for transporting Delilah Bradley, a 17 year old stenographer, to Mobile.

Reading Peter Dieffenbach Diefenbach Mobile Ala Jack M. Forter Browns Mills N. J Toulmin Foster Delilah Bradley

Rich Poultry Dealer Shot in West Washington Market

Newark November 25 Barnett Baff a prominent poultry dealer outspoken against the poultry trust was shot and killed in the West Washington market by two men who fled in an automobile. Bryan Not Going to Quit Washington November 25 Secretary of State Bryan dismissed rumors of resignation saying no such intent and denying March 4 withdrawal to lead the 1916 campaign.

Newark Bryan Washington

43 Survivors and 15 Dead After Hanalei Wreck Near Roxbury Reef

Bolinas Cal Nov 25 Forty three survivors and fifteen dead from the Hanalei coasting steamer wrecked off Roxbury Reef are accounted for. Thirty were towed ashore or reached land, thirteen were carried aboard the revenue cutter McCulloch, with all the dead aboard. Only four aboard remain unaccounted. The ship broke into splinters after 24 hours on the reef. Uninjured aboard include Mrs Ethel Ferguson and her eight year old son Harold of Windsor Cal. Fuel from the wreck coated the sea and rocks hindering rescue.

Bolinas Cal Teamer Hanalei Roxbury Reef Hfe McCulloch Yst Ethel Ferguson Harold Windsor

Two Bay Steamers Sunk After River Rock Collision and Fire

Baltimore reports two Baltimore steamers damaged in separate incidents. Middlesex of the Maryland Delaware Virginia line struck a rock in the Rappahannock river while approaching Fredericksburg and remained afloat at the pier. Starlight, owned by George W. Brown, burned to the waterline and sank near Brown's Grove in Rock Creek.

Chesapeake Baltimore Middlesex Maryland, Delaware & Virginia Line Rappahannock River Fredericksburg Starlight George W. Brown Brown’s Grove Rock Creek

Kansas Flour For Belgians

Topeka Kansas on November 25 reports a large shipment of Kansas flour started for Belgium relief. Citizens and committee members expect 100000 barrels to be sent by Christmas, showcasing statewide contribution efforts.

Kansas Topeka Kan Belgium

More Boer Rebels Taken

Cape Town dispatch reports 100 additional Boer rebels captured by Pretoria forces including Commandant Jorda an and four other officers in the sweep ending today.

Cape Town South Africa Pretoria Jordaan

Carranza Generals Jailed After Mexican Turmoil

Washington reports Wilson consulting dispatches from American consuls in Mexico about the Carranza leadership. Blanes arrests Obregon Hay and Villareal. evacuation of Vera Cruz praised by officials. Carranza replies to protests, claiming harsher acts by the German Kaiser than Mexico has committed.

Warshington Wilson Mestea Mexico Vera Crus Blanco Mexico City Blanes Alvaro Obregon Eduardo Hay Antonio Villareal Carranza Villareal Vera Cruz Aguillar Kaleer Madrid Venustiang Carranza

Vinol Promises New Strength for Elderly Readers

Grand Saline Texas notice from Mrs Fannie E Rop praises Vinol cod liver and iron tonic as a reliable cheap medicine for old people to gain strength and fight chronic colds and bronchitis. The ad claims improved health and energy, urges others to try Vinol and promises refunds if not satisfied.

Grand Saline Texas Vinci Fannie E. Rop- Gers J. A. Williamson

Bethlehem Steed Company Secures $50 Million Europe Contracts

A statement from reliable sources claims Charles M. Felwab secured orders totaling 50 million dollars from Europe for the Bethlehem Steed Company. The contracts are said to tax the capacity of the plants and promise a substantial production increase.

Sclewab Cig Nero Saute Novo Ooh Charles M. Felwab Europe Bethlehem Steed Company

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