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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Oct 13, 1914

Page

7

Local residents travel and visit notes across Maryland

A string of visits and returns circulates through Frederick and nearby towns. Names include Charles B Cox in Ils via Ung ruletiven, Thomas visiting friends in Baltimore, Miss Hannah Crimmies in Baltimore, Lighter deputy in Wills Office at Hagerstown Fair, and several others returning from trips to Washington Baltimore Mt. Vernon and Philadelphia. Families such as the Leatherman and Gittinger relocate or travel, with funerals and social visits marking the week.

FG. Thomas East Iptrick Suegt Baltimore Lawis M. Koester West Patrick Street Fends Hawsvile Hannah Crimmies Hagretu Russell E. Lighter Register of Wills Office Hagerstown Fair A. M. Landauer Ericka Graham Abe Rosenbur LeGore Hattie Doro East Sedia Street Philadelphia George M. Gittinger Faily Brightsi4 Braddock Heights E. Second Street Margaret McPherson M Wn. A. Cunningham East Park Street New York C W. F. Cashour Eas Eas Third Street, Who Have Been On A Tri To Washington, Baltimore, Mt. Verne Enoch Louis Lowe Victoire Stubbs Erther Lowe Washington Arthur Johns Mars Inge William Johnson H. C. Koehler Hagerstown Arthur Willams Elkridge Wm. Otis Tyler Luray Tyler Wilson Chicago Frederick Arthur Potts Levi C. Leatherman Thurmont Pittsburgh Pennsylvania D. I Kate Leatherman Greensburg A. G. Leatherman Vandercrift Heights

PENSIONS SHOW FALLING OFF IN TOTAL PAID OUT

Washington records show Uncle Sam paid 172 417 546 in pensions in the fiscal year ended June 30, down from 174 171 660 in 1933 the peak. Commissioner Saltzgaber notes expenditures have plateaued and further declines are likely. total pension expenditures since 1866 reach 4 632 511 926. pensioners total 785 235 with Civil War pensioners at 728 129. deaths totaled 33 639 in the year.

Washington Sam Fensions Saltzgaber

Bombs miss two trains as Paris alert winds down

Paris reports a Taube dropped six bombs over the city yesterday. Five French aviators pursued the Germans. one bomb missed two passenger trains, fell near Rue Ponchers and on Boulevard Bessieres and Boulevard Clichy, and did not explode. A second bomb at St Quen also failed to detonate near a gasoil plant. A new squadron is formed to counter German airmen. In Ostend, Belgian Queen status clarified as not yet in London. Elsewhere, Spencer West Virginia suffered a large fire destroying the entire Wustaens district fruit store area with $300,000 loss due to lack of water.

Paris Rue Ponchers Boulevard Bessieres Boulevard Clichy St. Quen

Dr King’s New Discovery Advertised for Colds

An old advertisement urges relief from colds and coughs with Dr King’s New Discovery. It promises quick relief, antiseptic healing, and a sturdy bottle kept at home for family cough and cold protection.

Dr. King Ing Tewla Chamberlain Manchester

Hope From Mexican Military Convention Progress

Washington reports on day one of the Aguas Calientes military convention to form Mexico's future government. Carranza and Villa are represented. Zapata sends three delegates with credentials. Delegates must command at least 1000 troops or be identified as constitutionalists before Zacatecas fell. Villa pushed for binding orders to chiefs. The convention adopted a resolution making acts and orders binding. Consensus favors harmony and an end to bloodshed.

Washington Aguas Calientes Mexico Carranza Villa Zapata Haa Zacatecas Huerta General Villa Eduardo Hay Mexico City Teleses Isoners

Fifteen Workmen Hurt In Tank Roof Collapse

Fifteen men on the roof of a thirty five foot tank at Fifty eighth street and the Shulkitt river were injured when girders supporting the roof collapsed. They were taken to University hospital and others to Presbyterian hospital. Several were in critical condition and some trapped under sheet iron. Calls for help went to the city police ambulances and districts. rescue teams freed men from the wreckage.

Miladelphia Fifty-eighth Street Shulkitt Theity Presbyterian Ambo Consul

Cumberland Officials Face Bribery Charge

Cumberland Md officials including Finance Commissioner W M Eldberger and H Brace Hummel are indicted for soliciting a bribe tied to Merrill-Ruckgarder tractors from New York while tied to city payments. Separate report notes Lehigh University medical inspectors to probe a typhoid outbreak, with inspectors visiting to determine motives and connections across cases.

Cumberland Police and Missioner Lehigh Th Dixon Dr. C Lehigh University

Guns to signal zeppelins in Gravesend proclamation

London reports Gravesend mayor issues warning that hostile aircraft will be announced by firing from defenses. Citizens warned to take shelter in lower rooms or cellars when salvos are heard. The dispatch also notes the Russian cruiser Pallada sunk by a German torpedo in the Baltic with all hands.

Gravesend London Thames Medway Petrograd Pallada Baltic Sea

War Victims Relief in Austria and Wider Refugee Crisis

News from London and Vienna reports Austrian forces retaking Galician towns and advancing toward Przemysl as Russians retreat. A central tally estimates three million refugees across France England Belgium and Holland, with millions more displaced within Belgium and Austro-Hungarian areas.

London Europe Antwerp France England Germany Austria Russia Belgium Holland Poland Galicia Hungary Interiar Vienne Pris

Ferdinand Ascends Throne Amid Rumors Of Poisoning Denial

Rome dispatch reports Prince Ferdinand I proclaimed king of Romania as Ferdinand I with Chartea L. dead. parliament to convene in extraordinary session for matters of great importance. Official dispatches deny rumors that King Charles was poisoned by a Romanian war party.

Chartee Rome Ferdinand I Romania Chartea L Buchareat Charles Romanian War Party Bucharest

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