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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Oct 17, 1913
Page
6
The article discusses Governor Sulzer of New York facing impeachment amid political clashes with Tammany Hall and Murphy. It notes the public’s faith in his mission, the impact of his removal on reform efforts, and the pity of his downfall while condemning dishonesty in politics.
A memorial service tonight at the Masonic Temple will unite Adolphus Fearhake’s Masonic bodies in one tribute. The special service begins at 7:30 with speakers from Columbia Lodge Lynch Lodge Enoch Chapter Enoch Council and Jacques de Molay Commandery. Rev S Lamar and Rev S S Miller will deliver closing remarks.
The Barbara Fritchie Memorial Association reports increased contributions at last night’s meeting. Governor Phillips Lee Goldsborough gave no donation of 198.00, though a letter was sent to Mrs. Samuel G. Duvall. Other supporters include A. Kemp Keefer, H. A. Jones, J. S. Thomas, C. A. Stevens, M. E. Doll, Samuel Kirk and Sons, and R. Vincent and Sons. The fund totals include stopgap funds from a floral reception and cattle and button sales, with plans to continue work in cooperation with the Board of Trade.
Jonathan F Covell, 78, died of heart disease at his Pearl Grove home. Survived by widow, son Forest D Covell, sisters Miss Catherine Covel and Mrs Mary Mo Baker. Funeral Sunday at 1 with Interment Mt Olive cemetery. Francis M infant son of Joseph and Carrie Roberts died near Urbania. service held at Mountain church with pallbearers listed. The City Opera House bills The Three Musical Boys and Texas vaudeville act. Senator J P Mathias and party touring Natural Bridge by car.
The piece warns against habitual purgatives and salts for constipation. It explains constipation as linked to bile production from the liver, urging hydration and liver health. It promotes Dr. Howard's Specific as a harmless remedy option, noting price and availability.
Local social column lists Harold Burkholder visiting, weddings trips returnees, and numerous residents visiting or visiting from Baltimore Washington Hagerstown Dayton Harrisburg and Dayton. Guests include Dr RB H Raw Dr C L Hubbard Prof Irving S Biser and Miss Marie Lamm with travel between Middletown Baltimore and Mt Airy plus attendance at fairs and family visits.
In a morning hearing Judge Anders reduced the murder charge against Lee Wastler to manslaughter and criminal negligence. Bail was set at $500. witnesses testified that Lee claimed a squirrel shooting caused LeRoy Wastler’s death, and the court noted no malice. State’s Attorney Lewis will pursue the reduced charges.
Local items recap happenings from 1895 including World’s Fair sales of Maryland Building exhibits and a list of people who left Frederick for the fair. A church readings series by Miss May Pichl and social events are noted along with a horse runaway incident causing milk spills. Editorial comment defends Frederick’s October fair timing amid rival associations.
A mother from Prince Albert, Cape of Good Trope, recalls a late night croup attack on her child. She used Chamberlain's Cough Remedy per its directions and, after about an hour and twenty minutes, the child was out of danger. Advertisement.
Prices of latest quotes noon today as compiled by Motter Bron and Co Bankers and Brokers list diverse securities. Includes bonds such as United Rus 4s and 5s, Western Maryland 1st 4s, Georgia Alabama is 108K, Seaboard Air Line issues, Houston Oil and Md Electric stocks, Mercantile Trust, Anacostia & Potomac 4s-8, and Fairmont Coal 5s among many others with varied yields and par values.
Among the sick Freder ick and vicinity confined to the house Mrs. Richard Johnson of Cumberland is very ill at Frederick City Hospital Miss Ella Houck North Market street improv ing Miss Emma Payne East Patrick street able to be out Mr Thomas McBade Broad Run improves since return from hospital Mrs Myrtie Young wife of Clyde Young tramp boss at Montevue Hospital at City Hospital with typhoid fever Mrs Oscar Routzahn Feagaville patient at Frederick City Hospital for several weeks from tyhoid fever slowly improving Rockville Hotel Property Sold Wallace Ke Ricketts bought Corcoran Hotel near Rockville center from Bean and Peter for 5000 The property includes a 25 room hotel and four acres Cavalry Troop reached Frederick after Hagerstown Fair Camp made on the Fair Grounds for tonight Advertisement for cough medicines containing codeine morphine vereoin and other sedatives to treat colds and pneumonia Cham berlain s Cough Remedy recommended as it cleans culture beds for germ eradication without sedatives.
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