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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Oct 04, 1910
Page
2
The platform pledges an honest reduction of thrift to a revenue class to lower living costs and urges action at the next election. It asserts federal powers within their sphere while preserving state rights against federal enforcement and notes Cannontum is not fully embodied by the current House Speaker.
Business in the Courts lists transfers from Eliss B. Ramsburg to Charlee Wertheimer and others, with real estate details and respective sums. It notes inventories and accounts in the Orphans Court, including the estates of Albert W. Kret, Evan J. Lenin, Marty Jane, and Clifford, with final distributions and executors’ reports across Frederick, Washington, and Braddock locales.
Fragmentary clipping notes Kelman’s failed flight attempt amid weather challenges. Details are sparse but emphasize a disappointing outcome and the unsettled conditions impacting aviation efforts.
In Baltimore a local baseball saga centers on Lefty Russell, famed for $12,000 beauty, who refuses to sign a contract. Manager Dunn met with Connie Mack as talks stall, while players and fans react to the persistent holdout and rising price tag amid a tense Amic American season scene.
A list of local residents reported ill or recovering. Samuel Abrecht and Henry DeGrange are mentioned at home or nearby, with several at City Hospital suffering typhoid fever. Mrs. Roy Wachter improves after threats of appendicitis, and George W Cockerly sustains a sore shoulder from a horse incident.
The Retail Store J. A. Williamson advertises Roxall 93 Hair Tonic with a money back guarantee. It claims to erase dandruff stimulate hair growth prevent baldness and offers two bottle sizes priced at 98c and 1.00, urging customers to try it locally in North Market Street.
A Baltimore area social notes column lists numerous residents visiting friends and relatives, traveling to and from Baltimore including Martinsburg Cumberland and York, with names such as Rev. Woliam J. Kine, Mrs. Alice Brown, Mr. Thomas Hickwan, Miss Nannie Hempston, and Mr. George A. Zeigler among others. The item also mentions Mrs. Laura J. Cook, Mr. Markwood D. Harp, and Miss Charlotte Baker visiting family and attending events, plus travel updates to Atlantic City Niagara Falls and Philadelphia. An item notes Col Baughman’s Buick racer and a 3,500 mile journey without incident.
In Corbin Kentucky on October 4 Constable Henry 240 and private policeman James Williams met and fired without a word. Both men were hit and fell dead in the street. Details are scarce and the event stunned local residents.
A dispatch from The News Patiana reports the steamer Carhoyl was wrecked by a boiler explosion off the coast. Seventy lives are listed as lost and a log has been sent to the President.
Special Dispatch reports in Rochester Michigan that Senator LaFollette will be operated on this afternoon as part of a planned medical procedure. The news item notes the political figure’s condition and expectations for recovery.
In Hood River Dinpatch notes from The News in Lake Charles Indiana dated October 4, Dr. Temel Smith reportedly told his wife she did not take her servants mind, and she ston Kin dead, an unclear sequence suggesting a fatal incident tied to alleged medical authority and domestic dispute.
A noted police spy in St Petersburg has been assassinated in what authorities describe as a targeted crime. Local officials say Kassid Ole and Seemonzel were connected to the affair, with ongoing investigations to identify the assailants and motive. No arrests have been announced and police urge caution as details emerge.
A Burlington grain train wreck is reported after a collision described as fatal. The incident involved a hives attack and detentions, with wreckage and trade wax detained. Authorities investigate the cause and assess injuries to crew members.
A collision of two Rock Island trains near Liv Salle Street station injures eleven people. Families insured by local carriers are affected as investigators begin to determine causes.
Elaborate arrangements are under way in Boston for the thirty-fifth annual session of the Woman's Christian Temperance Union to meet at Trinity Methodist Episcopal Church South. President Mrs. Hoshi leads, with senior officers and numerous delegates attending sessions on Sunday and Thursday, featuring papers on Sabbath observance, temperance, education, and missionary work, along with various committee addresses and entertainments.
Chicago evangelists led by J Wilbur Chapman and Charles Alexander announce a large religious campaign to begin October 16 at the White City amusement park. The revival, described as the greatest religious campaign in Chicago, will run through December with most meetings in White City. The effort aims to supplant worldly amusements and attract summer crowds who patronized the fair and park attractions.
Notes from Dorchester and surrounding counties report the October term of the Court of Appeals opening, grand juries chosen, and regional school and civic updates. Maryland Institute of Art enrollment rises while Baltimore church plans a 36000 dollar edifice. Governor Crothers discusses police board matters with officials as Allred becomes chairman of Baltimore gas and electric company board.
In Athens Pennsylvania a hen laid flat eggs after escaping a neighbor’s garden through an extremely narrow wooden picket fence. Poultry officials say the peculiarity is due to space constraints and the hen’s efforts to hatch, with speculation about improving incubation and transport.
The notice advertises a twice a week publication delivering the latest tews up to a late morning issue with important items since the prior issue. It highlights farmer oriented content, practical writings, and extracts from western agricultural papers, urging readers to subscribe at a low annual price and sample copies at the office.
A critical piece argues modern speed eating harms health, linking rushed meals to disease. It laments quick dining as a symptom of a bustling, money driven society and urges a return to careful chewing and mindful food practices.
An old patent medicine ad touts Deane's Kidney Pills as a cure for backache dizziness sleepless nights and urinary disorders. Testimony from Frederick S Gosnell swears relief after using the pills in 1903 and urges readers to buy through Poster Milburn Co Buffalo with price 50 cents.
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