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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Oct 22, 1910
Page
5
From noon today to noon tomorrow the Sun sets at 6 and rises at 6. In the sky Mars and Venus in conjunction are briefly invisible while both align with the bright star Spica.
Quick arrest of Charles Meddinger by Sheriff Grimes and Deputy Viet near the Northern Central Railroad crossing follows a tip on bookmaking at the Fair Grounds. Meddinger waived a hearing, posting $1,000 bail for grand jury action. Other docketed cases involve theater row incidents and local disturbance charges with magistrate Bekstein handling preliminary matters.
The item reports multiple property repainting efforts on Clarke Phine and Te Oo avenues. It mentions Mr Charles Fy Stages and Mr Thomas S. Mader's residences, with painters Megara Cilbert di Lowe involved and concrete powernats in front of these properties.
A garbled fragment reports medical notes and names including Miss Haste Duvall and Mrs Frank Crebs. It mentions an attack of acute indigestion and a recovering contact, with several unreadable lines and inconsistent spellings.
The fair ended with larger attendance and stronger receipts than last year. Organizers reported good weather and extensive exhibits by the Predevick County Ashenhumd Society, noting substantial gate totals and strong overall turnout despite token threats during setup.
The article notes a large crowd of visitors with many objects and displays described. It highlights the farm department exhibits as well stocked and engaging with several named individuals associated with the event. The piece emphasizes the overall success and attention to the farm display area.
The report covers a regional religious gathering in Altoona with ministers, attendees including George Mbert and others, discussing vocational destitutions and church-related concerns. It notes the presence of ministers and officials, with references to specific locations such as Newton NC and Frederick and mentions a speaker delivering a determination on religious leaders.
Cambridge convention attendees include Captain Ph Tabi and speakers from Baltimore and Maryland. The event opens Wednesday, with lectures on urban planning and trade topics, a welcome by Jade Davidson, and addresses by city and state leaders at the Courthouse.
Finley C. Hendrickson the Prohibition nominee for Congress in the Sixth District spoke at Market Space last night. He argued opposition to drink traffic in politics across social life industry and reform channels and outlined a countywide campaign history in Allegany and his home county.
The wedding took place October 14 at 2424 Fourteenth Street Northwest Washington DC with Rev. A Z Goh officiating. The immediate families attended. Bride wore white broadcloth with lattice and carried lilies of the valley. groom is of Savannah. They plan a South trip and will reside after October 20 at 310 Enix Street Gast Savannah GA.
In a misprinted item the loaves from the Chitty Flour contest at the Patetown were distributed to Ren De. Thoms Joe mia Dixon, with the president of the Chitty Organization overseeing the act. The plan was to distribute the bread among the poor under the direction of Miss Casey of the Tae Verenlosiy Saciety.
The principal explains current events at both Washington normal school and high school. Miss Mother Ly Edison of Waltis More delivers an address at Market and West Church streets corner before a large crowd. The Socialist Party topic is discussed with emphasis on its long-standing presence.
Report outlines claims that officials and investors discussed stock transfers in anticipation of state road purchase. Witnesses allege wholesalers offered shares at 75 and 2 dollar ranges while denials and counterclaims explain lack of immediate transfers. Governor Crothers and the State Tax Commission are cited in the debate over procurement aims and pricing.
Adj L Lovell of the Salvation Army Southeastern Division visited Frederick to solicit support for track development. Funds totaled 3308 dollars raised in the campaign conducted with permission from Baltimore authorities.
Frederick Corp Amatean Army schedules an open air meeting this evening at Star Cor war venue with Sunday school at 11 a.m. Open air services are set for Line Kill and Dueleystown this afternoon, with the entire corps expected. Marsal will visit Philadelphia as a delegate to the Amide enn Sulvection Ariy conference.
An OCR damaged ad-style notice touts Victor Walking Machines and records at STINMLASY'S on Central TATEDWATOS and 3 South Market St. It promotes easy payment plans and garment pressing services, listing various item types and shop locations in a condensed, garbled text.
The record lists William G. Daker as president and DD Baker as vice president with DD Baker also serving as vice president, indicating a leadership slate for the firm.
An assortment of corsets from Warner’s Redfern to Newtco, with prices ranging from 2 to 8 dollars, tout comfort, durability, and figure shaping. Additional notes advertise oysters, dining parts, lumber, and cordwood pricing, plus a local dining parlor inviting patrons.
Public sale announce for November 5 1910 at J Gradshaw’s warerooms Southeast car Market and Suits streets. Auction features furniture toasters gold items stoves silverware chandeliers and more. Also notes a Wormants Chrishtt Temperance Union meeting October 24 and sewing machine ads. Local travel flyer offers round trip to Baltimore from Frederick on Sundays via Frederick Railroad.
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