Notes of News From Across the State
Charles A Dubois former mayor of Annapolis is dead Henry Wright fired by a trolley car near Frostburg Six new midshipmen admitted to the Naval Academy A West Virginia couple eloped to Oakland and married The old trinity Lutheran church at Hagerstown to be converted into a theater A huckster who tried to collect a bill in Ellicott City got a bullet in his head Labor Day declared a legal holiday Governor Crothers Howard county Prohibitionists convene in Ellicott City Nomination for county ticket Democratic leaders to confer Wednesday Pastor Russell preached at Mountain Lake Park Samuel Young colored jailed in Ell icott City on a shooting case Baltimore letter carriers leave for Rochester Edward Akers killed by cargo near Leslie Station Rupert Hamrick died after drinking carbolic acid at Hilltown Contract for new North East Methodist church awarded for 13898 Senator Blair Lee to support Gorman Governor candidate Howard Hill resigns from Allegany High School post City Park Band leader Feldman given a gold watch Frederick Koop drowned at Middle River while fishing John E Benner celebrates 30th anniversary as Hagerstown police chief Bishop Luther B Wilson arrives in New York Eleanor Humbird Charles engaged to Walter Allen Johnson Twenty one voters in Baltimore precinct claim they voted McNulty who got no votes Official four day county teachers institute starts in Washington Local option issue denied by Superintendent Anderson and pushed to campaign }
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Annapolis
Henry Wright
Frostburg
Naval Academy
West Virginia
Oakland
Trinity Lutheran Church
Hagerstown
Ellicott City
Crothers
Howard County
Russell
International Bible Students
Mountain Lake Park
Samuel Young
Harry S. Ridgely
Baltimore Letter
Rochester
Edward Akers
Joppa
Harford County
Baltimore and Ohio
Leslie Station
Rupert Hamrick
P. J O’brien
Hilltown
North East
W. D. Haddock & Co
Wilmington
Del
Blair Lee
Governmor
Gorman
Howard
John E. Benner
Chief Benner
Luther B. Wilson
Methodist Episcopal Church
New York
Albert Charles
The
Cumberland Steel Company
Eleanor Humbird Charles
Walter Allen Johnson
Cumberland
Baltimore
Thomas F. McNulty
Joint County Public School Teachers Institute
Montgomery
Prince George
St. Mary’s
Charles
Washington
Anderson
Anti-Saloon League
League
Republican Party
Militia Seeks Million for Expanded Maneuvers
War Department reveals militia budget rising beyond prior years with a proposed 1 300 000 for additional maneuvers. The item lies within broader army funding, signaling increased domestic military preparedness amid ongoing fiscal planning. Hall's Catarrh Cure advertised as a constitutional remedy with testimonials and a money‑back offer.
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War Department
Labor Day Celebrations Across the Nation
Labor day will be celebrated this year with extensive parades in major cities and notable labor leaders addressing crowds. Samuel Gompers, president, and Frank Morrison, secretary of the American Federation of Labor, head efforts guiding over two million workers enrolled in 1,428 local unions.
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Samuel Gompers
Frank Morrison
American Federation of Labor
Good Roads That Last and European Comparisons
An editorial urges durable American highways through first class construction and constant maintenance. It argues Europe leads in road quality, cites need for foundation and drainage, supports localized durable sections, and praises vigilant upkeep and binding materials.
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America
Europe
Massachusetts
New Jersey
United States
Scientific American
Mendicancy Report Exposes 250000 Beggars Nationwide
The National Association for the Prevention of Mendicancy releases its second annual report claiming at least 250000 tramps and beggars exist by choice. President Mrs W H S Lford and vice presidents Bishop Greer Charles Francis Adams and Thomas M Muiry lead the society with James Forbes as executive secretary, noted for his extensive knowledge of beggars and their tactics. Forbes cites progress in New York City and describes a newly devised effective organization.
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Mendicancy Society
National Association For the Prevention of Mendicancy
WH. S Lford
Bishop Greer
Charles Francis Adams
Thomas M. Muiry
James Forbes
New York City
Frederick Market Prices September 1911 Quotations
Frederick County Farmers Exchange furnishes corrected prices for September 4 1911. Wheat No 2 Red 87 cents per bushel. Corn shelled 75 80 cents. Rye 0c to Tic per bushel. Oats 45 60 cents. Barley 65 70 cents. Winter Wheat flour 4.70 5.20 per 100 lbs. Spring Wheat 5.10 5.60. Cornmeal 1.60 1.70. Mil Feed Bran 27 per ton Middlings 21 per ton Red Dog 2.20 2.30 per sack. Dairy Feed 23 26 per ton. Cotton Seed Meal 31 32. Timothy seed 7 8 per bushel. Clover seed 11 12. Hay No 1 Timothy 23 25. No 2 Timothy 22 24. No 1 Mixed 21 23. No 2 Mixed 20 22. Clover 18 19. Straw Wheat 6 3? Noting misprint. Baled Oats 6 8. Hay Not Baled 26 22 per ton. Advertising note encourages newspaper ads.
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