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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Sep 08, 1910
Page
2
A fragmentary report outlines a contested will involving Peter Dudderar and other parties. The notes describe alleged will manipulation and claims that the testator lacked understanding and was influenced at execution. Proceedings focus on annulment and the granting of letters testamentary.
A Chippewa delegation presented the Pipe of Peace to the Catoctin Tribe on July 28. About thirty Chippewa members traveled by trolley from Unionville to Woltentown and Wolfsville, stopping at Eller ton for cider. greetings by past chiefs, speeches by Chippewa leaders, and a reception with coffee and ice cream followed before the visitors returned home.
By friends of Mise Mary wiring in York to Mr. Teickler also of York WM. were Mr. Claude E.
A large enthusiastic audience at the City Opera House witnessed The Newlyweds and Their Baby a two act musical comedy adapted from George McManus cartoons. Leo Hayes as Ferdinand Newlywed and James J. Rogen as the baby led a strong cast with lively songs and clever pantomime. The nursery scene Boogle Boo Babies and the chorus drew praise as the production, though light on plot, delivered fast humorous entertainment without coarse content.
A News representative interviews James FE Rosen the little star of The Newlyweds in his City Opera House dressing room. Rosen describes his birth in St Petersburg Russia and early life before joining Royal Lilipations. He recalls roles including Buster Brown and the baby in The Newlyweds as a robust dancer enters and Mr Bowen introduces his wife.
Joseph A. Aly of Thurmont secured a contract to erect a hub power station at Thurmont. The substation will convert alternating current to direct current and is slated for completion by the end of November. Railroad company work aims to electrify the line by December.
A fragmentary passage describes Mrs. James B Rosen and her diminutive spouse, Mr. Rogen, noted for a folding ladder to reach her face and whisper to her. The scene shifts to a brief outside view of a wedding couple and a News representative observing a show near the house.
A duckpin game at the Braddock Heights Casino between the Railroads and Strong Mt Philips featured A Richard of Strong Mt Philips with the top score of 120. The Railroads also posted notable scores as details blur in the OCR.
The will of Mrs Mary C Nichola of Point of Rocks filed for probate in Orphans Court. She bequeaths all real estate including a dwelling known as the lunch house with outbuildings opposite Washington Junction to her son William F Nichols and appoints him executor without bond.
The Frederick Board of Trade will hold its regular meeting tomorrow night at 8 o clock in the Masonic building. An announcement has been sent to every member urging attendance at the first meeting after the glimmer months. The notice highlights the association's important work and urges newspaper advertising as a good promotional tool.
A drug clerk testified in London that he sold poison to Dr. Crippen on January 19. Traces of the poison were later found in his wife’s remains, as the court continues the murder trial in this historic case.
An English aviator was seriously injured today in Boston when his aircraft failed and fell from a height of about one hundred feet. The crash caused prompt emergency response and the pilot was rushed to a hospital for treatment.
Protests rising living costs linked to population booms in large U S cities. Professor Bansmale Clarke Maral notes need to curb land speculation and transit costs. New York anger grows as Detroit and boroughs like the Bronx see rapid growth while production centers distant from consumption raise freight and housing expenses.
The Letters From The People page invites respectful reader views on local matters. Taxpayers William Grove of Buckeystown and William Schnauffer of Brunswick attended the Good Roads Conference at Mountain Lake Park, returning with news of an enthusiastic meeting and expected progress.
A long lunch, a missing umbrella, and a tense exchange unfold at a downtown restaurant as a man accuses staff of mishandling his item. The umbrella is eventually found by another patron, but the owner has been away several days and may not return to collect it.
Several brief items note events from across the state: Governor addresses farmers at Salisbury. Charles Martin fatally burned in Hagerstown after a jump explosion. a Virginia couple fails to secure a Rockville marriage license. a show tent collapse at Federalburg injures many. D W Baker resigns as Montgomery County Republican Committee chair. Nearly 1,000 Salisbury schoolchildren cheer the Governor. Disciples in Christ convene in Mountain in Harford. ice cream controversy to be settled by court. horse and mule herd struck by lightning near Hereford. grand jury indictments against local police for alleged fraud. changes in telephone rates under study. Rev Joseph Nolan appointed pastor at Lonaconing. health board debates ice cream law.
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