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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Oct 11, 1911

Page

6

Damaged Store Flooding At 5 10c Store Reported

Flooding and plaster damage reported at a North Market Street store after a burst water line. Ceiling plaster damp, stock soaked, dry goods ruined, floors soaked, workers evacuated, repairs and possible insurance actions discussed. Local highway damage suit referenced with $500 damages.

McCrorey Five & Wikre North Market Street

Charming and Reasonable Home Design Advertisement

This design describes a beautiful home at a reasonable cost with a full basement. First story height nine feet second story eight feet, finishes in Washington pine with a pine floor and clear Washington fir ceilings. House measures twenty seven by thirty one feet six inches and costs two thousand eight hundred fifty dollars excluding heating and plumbing. A copy of Sax ton's American Dwellings book is offered for one dollar with plans for 240 cottage bungalow and residence designs priced from one thousand to five thousand dollars.

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General Hoyt Weds Miss Cora Harbold in Philadelphia

Miss Cora Meir Harbold of Tillsburg York county Pa married Brigadier General Ralph W Hoyt U S Army in a ceremony at 423 East Wister Street Germantown. Rev Mr Long of Osburg Methodist Church officiated. After a wedding trip they will reside in St Paul Minnesota.

Cora Harbold Philadelphia Cora Meir Harbold Tillsburg York County Ralph W. Hoyt U. S Thomas E Richardson East Wister Street Germantown Miss Harbold Philatelpia Mr. Long Oisburg Methodist Church

Four Die in Black Hand Fire at Benwood Tenement

Four persons perished in a Black Hand outrage when a frame tenement housing forty was blown up and caught fire in Benwood. Ed ward Kolinsky, who ran the house with his family and boarders, slept as dynamite exploded at a corner. Walls collapsed and occupants fled flames and fumes. a woman with two children leaped back into the inferno. Kolinsky had recently refused a $1500 demand from the Black Hand.

Wheeling W. Va Benwood Edward Kolinsky Kolinskey Mack

Supreme Court in session after summer recess

The Supreme Court of the United States has convened after a four months' recess and will remain in session until the last of May. It is estimated the court will dispose of about four cases while roughly 200 new cases may be docketed before next June. Justice Tay is absent due to Mrs Day's illness keeping him at home in Canton, Ohio.

Washington Supreme Court of the United States Tay Wness Day Canton

Wilson and the South Invited to Visit Dixie Again

Governor Watson received a telegram from Leland Hume of the Al South Conference while in session at Memphis extending greetings from the South to New Jersey and inviting a visit during the semi centennial years 1971 to 1915. Governor Wis[e]n replied confirming greeting from New Jersey and promising another southern visit in the near future.

Memphis Dixie Trenton N. J Watson Leland Hume al- South Conference Tenn South New Jersey Wisen

Hagerstown fair opens with massive displays and horse show

The Washington County Agricultural and Mechanical Association begins its sixth annual exhibition in Hagerstown with thousands on the grounds. The event features 150 horses, 400 hogs, 275 cattle and 331 sheep plus 6,500 poultry entries. The horse show runs three days with prizes totaling 2500, and overall premiums for livestock, poultry and household reaching about 12000. A butter demonstration by the Dairy Division and several lectures and demonstrations are scheduled this week.

Washington County Agricultural and Mechanical Association Hagerstown Wayne Cornet Waynesboro Tagerstown Street Band Grocegpton T Housands Tharles Kaylor Mungelsille Chef Mareral Dairy Division United States Department of Agriculture Teichard Thomas L Rickard Maryland Virginia

Rebels besiege Wu Chang as Chinese forces fear mutiny

In Hankow on October 10 rebels besieged Wu Chang with firefights audible beyond city lines. Communications cut, fires ablaze, and soldiers rumored to have defected to revolutionaries after four conspirators were executed. Harbor patrols continued as Chunghing relayed protest leadership protecting missions amid distress.

Hankow China WuChang Wu Chank Chunghing

Proceedings of Charities Conference pamphlet issued

Proceedings of the S. tth Marr land Conference of Charities held November 17 18 and 1 have been issued in pamphlet form and are being distributed. A few applications of Chamberlains liniment may give relief for rheumatism. Sold by all druggists.

Baseball Scores and Local Accidents Reported

National League results list Brooklyn over New York 2 to 1 with Barzer Erwin and others. Standings include St Louis Chicago and Philadelphia near top. A premature explosion killed two and injured five. dynamite blast noted. An express train wheel brake caused track damage. two railway workers injured. Three men killed in a building collapse at Battery and Hanover streets. A Seaboard Airline passenger train derailed near Cordele injuring twenty-one.

Trooklyn Prochlyn New York Barzer Erwin Manwell Wileca Hari Cither Wen Fca St Louis Chicago Et Cincini MH Priveirs Broohn Philada Sta Raston Come Gai Seaboard Helena Columbus Cordele

Opening of Hagerstown Fair Attracts Big Crowd

Notes from across Maryland report a large turnout at the Hagerstown Fair opening. Other items include Curtis Bey hosting 1901 cup defender 1Columbia, jail grand jury censuring county commissioners, Naval officers planning a flight from Annapolis to Fortress Monroe, Goldsborough addressing Leonardtown Republicans, Frank Munsey visiting Baltimore, and the Maryland College for Women in Lutherville opening. Also noted are divorce suit in Montgomery, Cumberlands conduit permit tabled, state party candidacy questions, long-canned plums from Beard’s 1881 harvest, Sharpstown road work, Chief Horton injured in auto crash, Baltimore grand jury actions, Greater Baltimore Committee plans, and tuberculosis talk to thousands.

Baltimore Maryland College For Women Lutherville Joseph O. Fowler Register of Wills Anne Arundel County Messrs Gorman Poe Harrington Concord Fairmount Helena Spence Price Montgomery County Frank Price, Jr Cumberland Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Company Straus Lewis D. Beard Hagerstown Daniel M. Beard Beard's State Roads Commission Sharp Town Massachusetts Horton Baltimore Fire Department Mercy Hospital Baltimore Grand Jury Seventh Ward Twelfth Alfred Satterfield Charles H. Dickey Greater Balimore G. A. Ogg Maryland Sharptown W. D. Gravenor

Rodgers Sets New Cross Country Flight Record

Aviator C P Rodgers resumed the journey from Thompson Missouri toward the Pacific coast in the Hearst 30000 competition. He reportedly broke the world cross country aeroplane record by about sixty miles with a 1325 mile distance while Atwood previously logged 1263 miles from St Louis to New York. Crowds in Roadhouse Mexico Louisiana Centralia and Slater cheered as Rodgers flew at a low altitude enabling spectators to hear the airplane.

Rodgers Marshall C. P. Rodgers New York Pacific Coast Thompson Atwood St. Louis Roadhouse Mexico Louisiana Centralia Slater

Katarrh Cure Promotion Claims Universal Healing

An old advert touts Hall’s Catarrh Cure as a universal remedy claiming to cure catarrh at all stages. It asserts internal action to purge disease, promises testimonials, and offers a reward for a failure to cure, urging readers to send testimonials to the listed address.

Cnenty & CO Taleo Kethe Yrugsgrets Take Halls

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