Halloween Eve Fetes Spark Hallowe'en Revelry With Omens Old
Community observes Hallowe'en with outdoor revelry and safety measures as officials warn against rowdy pranks. Superstitions of love fortunes and prophetic games fill the night, with Miss Beatrice Shade hosting a party at 1 East Third Street. Attendees include Miss Margaretta Hershberger Rebecca Ender Helen Ordeman Beatrice Shade Ned McLane Charles Barton Edgar Daniela George Morgan.
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Thorn
Majetta Hershberger
Rebecca Ender
Helen Ordeman
Beatrice Shade
Ned McLane
Charles Barton
Edgar Daniela
George Morgan
Demand for Art in Kansas Rural Schools Sparks Proposal
A proposed Kansas art commission could select copies of famous paintings to hang in country schoolhouses. Teachers and patrons urge better art education, arguing upgrades would benefit students beyond routine lessons. Kansas selects textbooks via a commission and would allow school directors to choose a few prints for each school.
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Kansas
Hildren Kansas
Services at P. E. Church Tomorrow Observed
Tomorrow at ten o clock all communion will be celebrated at All Saints P B church with Rev Douglass Hoot as rector. The Alms Basin donated by Frederick Chapter D A R for the late Rev Dr Ingle will be used for the first time, a brass basin designed by J R Lamb of New York. Local D A R members are invited to attend en masse.
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P. E. Church
All Saints
P. B. Church
Douglass Hoot
New York
Leaves For Washington After Motorcycle Crash
Eugene Hogle of Gallaudet College Washington D C injured when his motorcycle struck a telephone pole at the jug bridge on Sunday. He has been at City Hospital and has improved considerably, leaving for Washington this afternoon at four o'clock.
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Eugene Hogle
Gallaudet College
Washington
D. C
Jug Bridge
City Hospital
Tag Day Proceeds Near $250 Says Organizer
Mrs. S Lewis Motter stated today that not all Tag Day proceeds are in yet but she expects about $250 to be realized. The report notes early totals and plans for final accounting by the organizing committee.
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S Lewis Motter
Tense Edicts Offer Concessions to We Rebels in Imperial Court
Special dispatch from Peking reports terror in the imperial court as a long series of edicts offers radical concessions to the We rebels. The rebels are placed on an equal footing with princes, provoking fear of mass massacre among bowl sides and officials.
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Peking
Imperial
Taft Visit Disrupted by Rain Interferes with Safety Talks
Pittsburgh on Oct 31 reports Taft's visit disrupted by rain interfering with views on mine Congress and early tests of safety appliances.
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Pittsburgh
Taft
Congress
Peace Not Yet in Sight in Traly Mediation Breakoff
Special dispatch reports that Constantinople informs powers that all avenues for mediation with Traly have been broken off, signaling stalled talks and unclear prospects for peace.
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Constantinople
Arguments Heard In Tobarre Trust Dissolution Case
Federal judge in New York on October 31 heard arguments from groups of stockholders in Tobarre Trust dissolution. The case centers on governance and asset division amid efforts to winding up the trust.
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the News
New York
Po M
Tobarre Trust
Laughter and virtue in a Puritan world view
A reflective piece argues laughter signals a healthy soul and benevolent humor opposes stern puritanical zeal. It cites Goethe and Sterne to claim humor lengthens life, while warning against those who deny joy as a form of virtue and reason.
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Douglas Jerrold
Brutus
Goethe
Titus
Funerals Conducted For Local Residents In City
Mary F. Lewis died recently with services led by Reverend Er. The pallbearers included Christ. Wilson Guy Al ingom ar Albaugh Wilson Ney and Frank Staley. Interment was at Mt. Olivet. Cornelius Murdock aged 80 died in the city. Mass at St John’s Catholic Church was conducted by Rev. St Conlon with pallbearers Thomas Spencer William Hill Arthur Probee Richard Walker Frank Holland and Samuel Dimmy. Interment followed at St John’s Cemetery. Thomas P Rice served as funeral director.
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Mary F. Lewis
Christ. Wilson
Guy al
Ingomar Albaugh
Wilson Ney
Frank Staley
Mt. Olivet Cemetery
Ob Rier & “Son
Cornelius Murdock
Murdock
Sst. John's Catholic Church
St. Conlon
Thomas Spencer
Wiliam Hill
Arthur Probee
Richard Walker
Frank Holland
Samuel Dimmy
St John’s Cemetery
Thomas P Rice
Last Water Mains Arrived For City Distribution
A final consign ment of water mains has arrived to finish city distribution improvements. The delivery will be used this week and most work is expected to be completed by the latter part of next week. The pipes will be laid primarily on Water Street.
Hunters Prepare for Openers Across Frederick County
Sportmen ready for opening day as hunting laws limit daily kills of rabbits partridges pheasants woodcock and ducks. Farmers post land amid growing crowds, reports say rabbits and birds are plentiful, stores report record hunting-supply sales, and Congressman Lewis offers a free book of state game laws to interested hunters in Maryland.
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Frederick
Lcity
Spoksmen
David J. Lewis
United States
Union
Imm
Washington, DC
Men Upset From Wagon At High School Corner
Mobley Bros employees Frank Eppley Earl DeGrange and Earl Poole rode a wagon near the new Boys High School building. They attempted a sharp turn and the wagon overturned. Poole was unhurt while Eppley and DeGrange suffered bruises. DeGrange broke several bones in his left hand and landed heavily on his left side as the horse bolted briefly before being stopped.
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Employes
Mobley Bros
Frank Eppley
Earl DeGrange
Earl Poole
Poole
Mr DeGrange
Boys’ High School
Chestnut Trees Attacked Across Marsland By Fungus Threat
State Forester Besley reported at the State Board of Forestry that a spreading fungus is attacking chestnut trees in Marsland. The disease clings to branches and trunks, damages bark, and kills trees. It is believed to have originated in Europe and arrived via import routes.
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Marsland
Iorda Mormnae
Besley
State Board of For Uit
Johns Hopkins University
Baltimore
Wight
Mr Beslers
Europe
Improves Calming Montonaro Injured by Explosion
Italian man Montonaro, injured by a dynamite explosion on East Fifth Street last week, continues to improve at City Hospital and expects to be discharged in a few days.
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Calming Montonaro
East Fifth Street
Tatal
Empty Stocking Club Plans Christmas Distribution
A meeting of the Empty Stocking Association outlined plans for its annual Christmas distribution. Twelve dolls were received and four dozen were distributed to those who would dress them. four dozen more await volunteers. Frederick was divided into eight sections each with an investigating committee to identify worthy poor children who would not otherwise receive gifts. Names are dropped from the rolls when a child turns 12.
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Empty Stocking Association
Frederick
Chilldren
Social World Pound Party at Hood Residence
A lively pound party at Mr and Mrs W C Hood Plan e No 4 featured games and a late dinner. Attendees included the Hort Hood family and many neighbors and friends, with a note that Mr John L Michael celebrated his 75th birthday on West Patrick street with quiet congratulations.
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W. GC. Hood
W C. Hood
Wiliam Poole
Della Brandenburg
Clare Watkins
Irene Rinby
Hallie Runkles
Ordean ‘Hood
Nannie
Miriam Etzler
Edna Garttrell
Wertha
Pearl Spurrier
Rena
Watie
Amy Wilson
Pearl
Dora Hood
Lillian Renn
Marie Fogle
Robert
John Rhoderick
Howard Quynn
Clyde Stoner
Jefferson
John Boone
Edward Chaney
Roy Warfield
Robert Lowman
William Main
Charley Hillary
Eddie Beatty
Raymond Brandenburg
Harry Brown
Russell Sprecher
Charley Nicholson
Murray Etzler
Worman
Roy Hilton
Daniel Thomas
Harry Fleming
James Grimes
James Chaney
Elmer Nikirk
Norman
Harvey Spurrier
Horace
Raymond Spurrier
Charley
Maurice Gartrell
Emory
Calvin Purdiwan
Walter Murphy
Wise
Lindanes Wilson
Louis Renn
John L. Michael
West Patrick Street
Auto engine test in Independent Hose Company shop
The Inde pendent Hose Company engine was tested this morning and ran perfectly. The trial focused on the magneto which was removed for the test after the machine was built at the plant and had been running on dry batteries due to a broken part.
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Auto Engine Works
Hose Company
Griffith to Manage Washington Club in 3 year Deal
Clark Griffith, formerly manager of the Cincinnati Nationals, was unanimously chosen by the Washington American League club's board to take over as manager from James McAleer. The three year contract size remains undisclosed.
Digest Indigestion in Minutes with Pape's Diapepsin
Five minute relief claim for indigestion sour stomach gas and related misery. Promises rapid digestion without discomfort and urges readers to consult a pharmacist to read the formula on the 30 cent cases. Includes cautions about misdiagnosis and suggests Chamberlains Tablets as a stomach cleanser and strengthener.
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Pape
Chestnuts Rotting as Mountain Crop Overflows
Chestnuts across the mountain region are plentiful and rotting ground, with hundreds of bushels set to waste. Burrs yield six to twelve nuts, and shipments by barrel and sack move from numerous points, fueling talk that the huge crop signals a harsh winter.
Rexall Dyspepsia Tablets Claim Strong Digestive Aid
An ad from A. Williamson at North Market Street touts Rexall Dyspepsia Tablets as a dependable remedy for indigestion and chronic dyspepsia. It notes quick relief, enhances appetite and nutrition, and offers a money back guarantee if not satisfied. Three sizes priced 25 cents, 50 cents, and 1 dollar.
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Rexall
A. Williamson
North Market Street
Public sale of Frederick bank and savings shares
By order of the Frederick County Circuit Court trustee for Agnes Castle and the Engelbrecht will, sale set for November 8 1911 at 11 am in Frederick Court House. Includes 24 shares Central National Bank Frederick 101 shares Frederick County National Bank 161 shares Farmers and Mechanics National Bank 978 in Franklin Savings 1299 in Frederickstown Savings cash terms. Auctioneer and solicitor listed.
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Circuit Court
Frederick County
Agnes Castle
Ann M
Engelbrecht
Court House
Frederick City
Maryland
Central National Bank of
Frederick
The
Frederick County National Bank of
Farmers & Mechanics National Bank of
Franklin Savings Bank of
William M. Hardt
S. Eichelberger
Wm. E. Darner
Public Sale At 217 East Church Street November 2 1911
A public sale will be held at 217 East Church Street on Thursday November 2 1911 at 10 o clock in the morning. Items include parlor suit two bedroom suits Sexton Grand heater gas cook and self feeder stoves chandeliers lamps copper kettle carpets mattings rockers and other chairs two kitchen safes and cabinet glassware and many other articles. Terms cash. E Harding lease auctioneer. Oct 26 28 30 2 Norfolk Oct 77 3h.
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East Church Street
Harding
Aoct
Public Sale Announced for November 4 at Water Street
Auctioneer R Lease lists items to be sold including a bedroom suite buffet leather couch range stove self feeder, extending tables and lamps, parlor chairs carpets rugs and bed clothing. Sale set for Saturday November 4 at 10 oclock a m cash terms. Seller E Crawford. Listing notes address 111 Water St and house contents to be liquidated.
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Water St
Crawford
Wockssee
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