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Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Oct 11, 1911

Page

7

Cuban Warships Launched at Clamp Shipbuilding Yard

Two new Cuban Navy vessels, the protected cruiser Cuba and the training ship Patria, were launched within minutes of each other at the Clamp Shipbuilding company yards on the Delaware River. Cuban president's daughters christened the ships with champagne as Cuban and American attendees cheered.

Cuba Clamp Shipbuilding Company Patria United States Service Senorita Matina Gomez Ato Delaware River Senorita Narcisa Gomez Gomez Senorita Na

Labor Contempt Up Again Examiner Appointed

Washington October 11 contempt proceedings against Samuel Gompers John Mitchell and Frank Morrison of the American Federation of Labor were begun anew. The prosecutors committee joined issue with the leaders responses filed weeks ago. Justice Wright will appoint a chancery examiner on Friday to hear testimony from both sides.

Washington Samuel Gompers John Mitchell Frank Morrison American Federation of Labor District of Columbia Supreme Court Justice Wright Chancerry

Navy Clerk Vanishes with Ship Funds

Charles H. Gibbons pay clerk of the armored cruiser California disappears with 2000 dollars from the Pacific fleet. Special agents of the department of justice asked to locate him after he left his ship at Los Angeles. Defer steel investigation.

Navy Washington Charles H. Gibbons California Pacific Fleet Department of Justice bin Gibbons Los Angeles Cal

Beattie Boasts of Dying Like a Man in Chair

Richmond Oct 1 Henry Clay Beattie Jr faces execution in the electric chair on Nov 25 for killing his wife. A close friend says Beattie vows not to show fear and will die like a man. Another observer notes he maintains his innocence, claims a bearded highwayman killed his wife, and accepts his meals at home as he awaits the supreme court ruling. Lee Suffragettes to Meet in Louisville New York Oct 11 The National American Woman Suffrage Society holds its national convention in Louisville Ky from Oct 19 to 26. The call is signed by Anna Howard Shaw Catherine W. McCullough Kate M Gordon Mary Ware Dennett Eleanor Stewart Jessie Astley Laura Clay and Alice Stone Blackwell.

Stayar Richmond Henry Clay Heattie, Jr William Sampson Beattia Supreme Court Beattie

Frederick market prices in Frederick County trades

Frederick market prices show corrected quotations for October 11, 1911 from Frederick County Farmers' Exchange. Wheat No 2 Red 90 cents, corn shelled 0 to 60 cents, rye 70 to 70 cents, oats 60 to 60 cents. Flour winter wheat 4.85 to 5.35, spring 4.95 to 5.85 per bushel. Mill feed and seeds listed with various per ton or per bushel prices. Hay and straw prices for baled and not baled stock. Also ad for Harner’s Drug Store.

Frederick County Farmers’ Exchange Bray

Peace Monument Unveiled in Piedmont Park Atlanta

Soldiers from three wars and seven states attended the unveiling of a peace monument in Piedmont Park. The Gate City Guards of Atlanta led the ceremony with a military parade. Governor Baldwin of Connecticut delivered the principal address, and visiting units from Boston Hartford Philadelphia joined the event.

Atlanta Piedmont Park Gate City Baldwin Connecticut Ancient Ionarabie Artillery Boston Putnam Phalana Governor’s Fast Guard Hartford State Fentibles Philadelphia

Trolley Employes Out. Des Moines Strike Orders Given

Des Moines city railway employees were ordered to strike by the executive committee of the union. Army Aviator Under Knife. Washington Oct 11 Lieutenant Benjamin D. Foulois, army aviator, was operated on for appendicitis.

Des Moines Des Moines City Railway Washington Benjamin D. Foulois

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Pepublic Stanley House “Steel Trust Frederick Harner's Drug Store Icharles G. Gates Bride Hotel Plaza CHARLES @ CATES SNR John W. Gates J. W Lagione Port Arthur Tex Charles G Gates Florence Hopwood Minneapolis Gates Bnides Robert Hopwood Robert Hopwood, In This Town. Mr. and Mrs. Gates United States New York Armenia Pierce Adda Ve ROM. Pierce Muttolo N.Y Baltima Axminsters Brussels McDowell & Co N. Charles St Duntley Pneumatic Clepitte Frederick City Abatjony B. M. Burrow Haller & Newman Maryland
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