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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Oct 31, 1916
Page
3
Sportsmen prepare for the November 10 opening of the hunting season in Frederick county focused on rabbits. Partridge hunting remains in dispute as a five year ban may be challenged. Squirrel season runs Oct 1 to Dec 24 under local rules, with permits required for hunting on enclosed land.
The benefit committee of Company A will hold a 7 30 p m meeting tonight at the M C A. Cuba has the largest orange grove in the world spanning 2000 acres.
Mountaineers enter the Westminster clash with high hopes after a convincing win over Gallaudet. The squad, boosted by confidence from the Gallaudet victory, faces Western Maryland with strong defense and limited injuries, though success against Beall’s is uncertain.
Herbert L. Bowman, 29, of Troop I Sixteenth Cavalry regular army, stationed at San Antonio Texas, was thrown from his horse Friday and killed almost instantly. The body will arrive in Philadelphia today for funeral services at the home.
Paris reports Berlin National Zeitung says the German submarine Deutschland began a second trans Atlantic voyage under the name Wesser but failed to reach America. U-53 searched in vain. Bremen and Deutschland presumed lost.
Pennsylvania foresters report 2 000 trees struck in four years with 655 chestnut, 22 white pine, 21 each hemlock chestnut pitch pine, and only one in March and November. Most fires among strikes occur in July and August, with unusual bolt effects noted.
New York on Oct. 31 Mrs Frederich Weaverson is awarded $15 000 by Mrs Coraline W Frame in a case alleging the alienation of affection. The suit claims the elated spouse betrayed the trust and damaged the marriage, with Weaverson having endured the loss of companionship. The decision centers on a long running dispute over the spouses and the alleged interference by Frame.
Report says fourteen Pfoufah were sunk in one week as German submarines harassed shipping in the Baltic Sea. Other items note a murder case involving a widow and son, a murder arrest, and Russian infantry attacks in Velhynia that failed against German defenses. Also mentioned are Siam resuming cotton cultivation.
Boston dispatch reports Workingmen of the country urged to withdraw sons from Boy Scout groups afterCharles C. Jackson, Boston Council president, advised scoutmasters to train boys to withstand political pressure from labor unions. The resolution accuses the movement of narrow liberal education and calls wage earners to remove their sons.
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