Valentine Will Filed Bequeaths Farm to Wife and Others
The will of Bilas F Valentine of Rocky Ridge is filed. Marie Valentine receives the farm and real estate at death, with proceeds and shares divided with others. Children receive portions of personal estate. Elmer Valentine holds trust for 100 dollars to each of three children at age 21. Roland Harman receives 500 dollars at 21 held in trust by Henry Valentine. William J Valentine and Roland Harman excluded from further provision.
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Tate
Bilas F.valentine
Rocky Ridge
Marie Valentine
Carroll’ Goin
Witten Valentine
Elmer Valentine
Roland’ Harman
Rosa Harman
Henry
Albert Valentine
William J. Valentine
Roland Harman
Frederick County Real Estate Deals and Marital Transfers
Business in the courts itemizes real estate transfers and marriages across Frederick County. Entries include Anntle Long and Joseph A. Long, Louisa C. Wachtelndlngband, Amuel Brookey and partners, and Mary W. Frowke, detailing properties and values. Also notes a marriage license between Morrix S. Stine and Carrie Moser, and an Orphans Court inventory related to Thomas Sappington estate.
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Annle “Long
Joseph A. Long
Board of County School Commissioners
Frederick County
Lawson
Bittle
Eatnie I
Louisa
C. Wachtelnd
Amule Erookey
Collins & Groesnickle
City
Mury W. Frowke
Annie Brookey
Wu. TL. King
Wo. M. Myers
Marriage Lacenge
Morrix
Stine
Carrie
Moser
Beth
Thurmont
Haglett Harrison Hosock
Clairsvill
Verna Lillian Byler
Kunoheburg
John W. Mullen
Middletown
Wid
Mary Agnes Buttler
Mt Pleasant
Orphans' Court
Thonis
Sappington
Death and obituaries parade at North Market Street home
A string of notices from a Maryland town recounts the death of Mary Mo Hogan, wife of Tate Michel Lagan, after a sudden illness. It notes her long life of devotion, surviving a daughter and three sons, and a funeral planned from the residence on October 4 at 3 PM with omitting flowers. Also listed are obituaries for Beron E. Riser and Bertha Butcher, with funeral details, and a brief death notice for Katharine Hull with funeral arrangements in Creagerstown.
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Mary Mo Hagan
Michel Lagan
North Market Street
Hogan
Albert Castle
Feagaville
Henry L. Bier
Catoctin
Frederick
Lona M.biser
Claggett Biser
Jefferson
Middletown
Str Etchison
Jeerebs
Katharine
Katharine Y. Hull
Frederick’ W. Hull
Westminster
Creagerstown
Tatheran Church
Theva, Miller
Westaloster
Y W. Crist
Walkerayille
Mioner
Wentrilhater
War the Undertaker
Times Explosion Mystery Narrows To Bomb Plot At Otis Building
In Los Angeles the Times building blast killed many and damaged the Otis mansion area. Police hold Eagan and three others amid threats and letters found on him. City council approved 26000 for investigation and 2500 reward, as unions and merchants press for answers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michael
Eagac
Los Angeles
Times
Harrison Gray Otis
The
F. J. Zeehandelaar
Les-Angéles
Tead
Eagan
Typographical Union
General Otis
Merchants’ and Manufacturers’ Association
Weaster
Grayvill
Voliva Buys Zion City in Dowie Succession
Wilbur Voliva, successor to the late John Alexander Dowie, takes possession of Zion City as overseer under a receiver’s agreement. He loans 700000 dollars from a Chicago company and grants a 900000 dollar trust deed, with a 200000 dollar premium. The estate includes over 2000 city lots and other property. Voliva must pay 6 percent interest semiannually and 100000 dollars every two years toward principal. Most Zion property passes to Voliva under the Dowie lease terms for 1100 years, with prohibitions on tobacco, pork, and oysters, while followers’ assets are partly mortgaged to help cover the purchase.
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Chicago
Wilbur
Glenn Voliva
John Alexander Dowie
Zion City
Voliva
WILL PRESS BOYCOTT CASE SET FOR SUPREME COURT REVIEW
The American Anti Boycott Association says the case against AFL leaders Gompers, Mitchell and others will be prosecuted to a finish. It argues the Supreme Court must decide if boycott speech can be restrained by injunction and if contempt penalties require jury trial, with the case echoing the Danbury hatters decision in scope. The dispute centers on labor actions against business and the reach of federal injunctions.
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New York
Bucks Store
American Federation of Labor
Alacompaliy
Federation
Te Supreme Court of the United States
Wav
Tte
Bulletin
Charles J. Merritt
Sir. Gopipers
American Federation
Supreme Court
Gompers
Hiuman
Tast
Supreme Court of the United States
John Mitchell
District of Columbia
C. H. Cramp, Famous Ship Builder May Sell Business
Noted Philadelphia shipbuilder C. H. Cramp and Company, famous for naval and commercial craft, reportedly considers selling the shipbuilding business, prompting inquiries from lenders and potential buyers about ongoing contracts and facilities.
Japan Leads World in Marine Farmed Products
The article discusses Japan’s lead in cultivating marine vegetables, especially the seaweed porphyra, and its economic value surpassing one million dollars annually. It notes American and Atlantic coast alternatives, methods of cultivation in shallow waters, and compares dietary use in Europe and the United States. It also includes assorted anecdotes and linguistic oddities from the period.
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United
Philadelphia
Europe
Atlantic
Gulf
Jaspan
Japan
Reguine
Royal gifts to Harvard from Arcos and Ontario Power
Two gifts announced in Cambridge Massachusetts include a $20,000 fund from the Duke and Duchess of Arcos Spain to support Harvard research into Spain's historical archives. A separate $9,000 fund from the Ontario Power Company of Niagara Falls is for the purchase of books.
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Marvice
Camhbridge
Mass
Harvard College
Duchess ‘of
Bug in Ear Draws Matches to Release Insect in Colwyn
Colwyn Pa Oct 3 A novel method to extract an insect from John Sanders ear at Woolford's tank works used successive matches to illuminate and coax the bug out. The eighth inch insect crawled backward, emergent after about a half box of matches, then was removed and killed. Police say Sanders recovered as doctors report a safe outcome for three other children in Lancaster case.
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Colwyn
John Sanders
Woolford
Sanders
New postal bank bonds approved by Treasury
Washington October 3 design of the new postal savings bank bonds has been approved by Secretary Mac Veagh and Assistant Secretary A Pratt Andrew. Bonds feature an engraving of George Washington center and offer 2½ percent interest with denominations from 20 dollars upward. They are to be issued to postal bank depositors or by trustees to replace government bonds.
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Treasury Department
Washington
Postal Savings
MacVeagh
A. Pratt Andrew
George Washington
Postal’ Bank
BASE BALL SCORES FOR WEEKEND GAMES REPORT
Saturday and Sunday results from American and National Leagues. Athletics shut out Boston 3 0. Chicago beat Cleveland 6 0. St Louis toppled Detroit 3 1. New York defeated Washington 7 2. Sunday saw Detroit pass St Louis 12 8, Chicago blank Cleveland 4 0, and Brooklyn sweep Philadelphia in doubleheader 9 4 and 8 0. Standings show Brooklyn 62 86 419, Chicago 96 47 671, New York 62 86 419, Boston 0 97 344.
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Philadelphia—Athletics
Boston
Batterley
Russell
Livingstone
Carrigan
Chicago
Cleveland
Batterles—Harkness
Folwell
Land
Scott
Younr
Payne
St. Louis
Detroit
Donovan
Carey
Bailey
Stephens
New York
Washington
Louis
Works
Schmidt
Nelson
Baterles
White
Sullivan
Kaler
Peckenbach
National League
Brooklyn
Philadelhia
Scanon
Bergen
Brennan
Girard
Shettler
Moran
Philadelphia
Kietzer
Miller
Baimers
Pittsburg
Loula
Batterles—Ferry
Glison
Alberte
Phelps
Batterles—Drucke
Rudolph
Wilson
Ferguson
Itocke
Burke
Ramon
Latfeld
Gitwon
Steele
Bresnahan
Cincinnati
Intteriens Ruellened
Kling
Gaspar Burna
Clark
York
Brookin
South Frederick Literary Society Holds September Meeting
The South Frederick Literary Society convened September regular session with President Bert Moser presiding. Members read minutes, recited poems by Cat and Downey, discussed George Washington, debated the prompt that winter gives boys more pressure, and adjourned after planning next meeting for October.
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Fredreick
South
Frederick
Ita
Colutbu
Ai Downey
She. Outrieh
Py Michael
Revitedos
Phe
Boteler Readhig
Col ‘Aitori
Ile’ Bowie
Hatton
George ‘Washington
Lipps
Rhoads
Brownland
Che
H. Boteler
E. . Howard
HY Hloletnian
Tod
C.howard
Weathered plan announced for Atlantic City air flight
Walter Wellman stated yesterday that if weather conditions favored him he would embark today on an Atlantic City ocean flight. Preparations were nearly complete with $100,060 reportedly raised. crew includes Es Aubert, formerly of Frederick.
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Walter Wellman
Atlantic City
Frederick
Debut of Lofty Russell Shocks Baltimore Pitching Staff
A sensational debut by Lofty Russell for Philadelphia against Baltimore on Saturday ended in a 2 to 2 tie. Russell, hailed as a 12000 dollar beauty, impressed observers with near flawless pitching and a dramatic rise into higher circles.
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Russell
Baltimore
Philadelphia
Frederick Market Prices from Frederick County Farmers Exchange
Market prices corrected Oct 3 1910 list of commodities including Wheat No 2 Red Corn Ear Corn Rye hay oats and various feeds with price ranges per bushel ton or bag. Notable figures include Winter Wheat 5.35 to 5.85 per bushel and Cornmeal 1.60 to 1.20 per 100 pounds. Potatoes 45 to 60 cents per bushel. Advertising note urges placing ads for success.
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Batic
Timothy
Aviator Nourmelon Sets New Altitude Record
Nourmelon, France, October, 21 year old Henri Wynmalen established a new world altitude record in an airplane. He climbed to 9121 feet, surpassing the previous mark of 8409 feet set by George Chavez.
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Nourmelon
France
Henri Wynmalen
George Chavez
Wrecked steamer New York sighted near Point Aux Barques
The wrecker Favorite reported sighting the wreckage of the steamer New York about forty three miles north of Point Aux Barques Michigan. No crewmen were seen. A northwest gale blew as the vessel is believed to have foundered in heavy seas.
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Lake
Mackinac ‘City
Mich
Favorite
New York
Point Aux Barques
Aviator Edmond Poillott's Death Tragedy Sparks Fiancee's Suicide
In Faris on Oct 3 a grieving fiancée of aviator Edmond Poillott killed herself near his grave after his fatal crash on Sept 25. Poillott died when high winds caused a wing to collapse during a flight with a passenger. Amundsen reports Antarctic expedition plans from Madeira and Punta Arenas.
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Bira
Faris
Edmond’ Poillott
Poillott
Sound
Antarctic
Carlatiania
Roald Amundsen
Fram
Madeira
Amundsen
Punta Arenas
Live Wire Fatality In Jersey City Repair Work
Thomas Cosgrove a Wneman is killed after contact with a live wire while repairing electric light lines on Toanels avenue in Jersey City. He was thirty five years old. News report notes the accident occurred during routine maintenance and authorities investigate the cause of the fatal contact with the live electrical conductor.
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Jersey City
N. F
Thomas Cosgrove
Wneman
Toanels Avenue
Ota
Cornell to Honor Goldwin Smith Memorial Tablet
Ithaca Oct 2 Cornell University plans a memorial tablet in Goldwin Smith hall in honor of the late professor. The tablet will bear a copy of the clause in his will bequeathing more than 600000 dollars unconditionally to Cornell. A news help will bring it back.
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Cornell
Goldwin Smith
Ithaca
Cornell University
Corneil
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Silas Bowle
Thomas
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Grant Moore
E. A. Jordan
EB. W. Wasegon
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Western - Union
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Archibald Johnson
Bethlehemites! Company
DOWIE
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Zion
Mitchell
Before Supreme Court
Association
C. H. Cramp
American Press Association
America
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Tia
John
Polacher
Li PC
Athletic
Cleveld
the Belles. Latirens Aanatany
Gapping
Willie Witter
Jébmeon Burge
Frederick County Farmers’ Exchange
Gypsey’s
Wy L. Herndon
Read Drug Chemical Co
Raltioy
Pennsylvania
Peugeot
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