Frederick Board of Trade Opens Fall Session Strong On Rail Roads
The Frederick Board of Trade held its first post summer meeting at the Y M C A auditorium with President James H. Gambrill Jr presiding. E E Osborn outlined railroad issues, noting attempts to secure better passenger terminals and a potential union depot while urging diplomacy and patience with railroads. The gathering discussed mail routes, freight service, factory sites, and publicity efforts, with plans for an illustrated Frederick pamphlet and a live wire sign at Washington Junction to promote the city.
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Board of Trade
Y. M.C
Frederick
James H. Gambrill, Jr
E. E. Osborn
Transportation Bureau
B and O
N.C
B. and G
Osborn
R. R
Willard
Europe
Mr. Aspern
Apple
The
Woman's College
Careas
Lurera
Lewis King
Mui
Tateneas
Vily
Wain
I Leichert
Tiuto
Post Office Department
Transportation Hareut
Ely
Birely
A. C. McCardell
N.C. RR
N. Y
York
David Janenstein
Bo & C
Baltimore
Linton Manufacturing Company
BL & O
Ballimore
Brunswick
W. N. Jolliffe
Clarke Cather
Virginia
Hargett
Cather
Winchester
Casher
Associated Boards of Trade of Maryland
Captai Markey
Hospitality Bureau
Associated Boards of Trade
Advertising Bureau
Washington Junction
Proces
Gambrill
Ced
Frederick County
Seerer and Company
Mashton
McCrorey & Co. T
Purely Personal Eleagant Paragraphs About Those Who Come and Go
Local notes list a string of visitors and returns. George A. Pearre stays in Montgomery county while Miss Molle bkasinhauer returns from a business trip to Park. Mrs. Sharrette visits Middletown after a dispute with Mrs. Norwood. Several others from New Haven Baltimore Philadelphia Washington and various towns are seen visiting relatives and returning home.
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George A. Pearre
Montgomery County
Hymeneas of Miss Nina King and Dr Rowe wed at noon
Miss Nina King daughter of Mrs late Calvin J King of Balti nngre and Dr Joseph Eugene Rowe of Kinmitsburg wed at noon Wednesday at the bride home by Rev Dr Dunbar After a Northern trip they will reside in Traverford Pa where Dr Rowe is professor at Slaver ford College They will be at home after October 1 Hyattstown marriage Calvin F Lewis and Miss Jemima C Watkins near Hyattstown were quietly wed at the Methodist Episcopal parsonage by Rev EL WW Lamar Russell Watkins and Miss Vivian Watkins attended the couple and Windsor M Beall with Miss Lila R Tucker also present
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Nina King
Calvin J. King
Baltinngre
Joseph Eugene Rowe
Kinmitsburg
Dunbar
Rowe
Traverford
Slaverford College
Haverford
Democrats Schedule Meeting Next Saturday at Court House
Chairman Conley of the Democratic Central Committee calls a meeting of committee members for next Saturday at the Court House to elect officers and conduct business. The News yesterday incorrectly stated the gathering would be held today.
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Conley
Democratic Central Committee
Fl Oelock
Court House
Itw
Sunday Church Services and Meetings Announced
This notice summarizes Sunday church services across multiple denominations. Bible school at First Baptist 9 45 a.m with Rev. Alonzo D Winters preaching at 11 a.m on Complacency and 7 p.m. The rally week follows with officer and teacher meetings, trustee social, Elijah lessons, youth events, and a church supper. Evangelical Lutheran church holds 9 45 a.m Sunday school, 11 a.m. memorial window unveiling by Rev. Dr. Steck, 6 30 p.m. service. United Brethren 9 30 a.m. Sunday school, 10 45 a.m. and 7 30 p.m. sermons The Brethren church 9 30 a.m. school, 10 30 a.m. and 7 45 p.m. preachings by Elder Nedrow and Welty Fahrney St. John’s Catholic Masses 7 and 10 a.m. rosary and benediction 7 p.m. Communion at 7 p.m. for 1013 Name Society. Trinity Church South 11 a.m. sermon by Rev. Dixon. Epworth League 6 30 p.m. and 7 30 p.m. Rev. Freeman Dixon. Grace Reformed 9 15 a.m. and 7 30 p.m. services with Sunday school 9 45 a.m. Braddock Heights song service 7 15 p.m. led by Adolphus Pearhake.
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First Baptist Church
Alonzo D. Winters
Elijah
Bible School
Evangelical Lutheran Church
Ulysses
G. Rupp
Charles F. Steck
Washington
Church of the Brethren
H. A. Nedrow
J. Welty Fahrney
Rocky Springs
St. John’s Catholic Church
A. J. Conlon
1013 Name Society
Trinity M. E. Church
South
Trinity St. E. Church
John J. Rives
Epworth
L. ‘Fhom Freeman Dixon
Church Services Schedule Around Town
Presbyterian church holds Sunday school at 9 45 for 45 cents and services at 11 45 a m and 7 45 p m led by Rev l Thomas Freeman Dixon. Evangelical Reformed church offers 11 am service and 6 30 pm vespers with Sunday school at 9 45. Methodist Episcopal church lists Sunday school at 9 45 and sermon at 11 by Rev E H Lamar.
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Presbyterian Church
L. Thomas Freeman Dixon
Methodist Episcopal Church
E. H. Lamar
Sunday church services listed for multiple houses of worship
Forolock and Gospel Mission hold evening services at 7.00 and 7.30. All Saints P E Church conducts Sunday school at 9.45, morning prayer and sermon at 11.00, evening prayer at 6.45 led by Rev. Kennedy. Coarc Mission Thares on Winchester Street offers Sunday school at 2.00 and preaching at 7.30. Schleysville hosts Sunday school at 9.16.
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The
Gospel Mission
Lambert
West Patrick Street
Bible School
All Saints’ P. E. Church
All Saints’ Protestant Episcopal Church
Papa Kennedy
Alexandria
Gospel Mission Chapel
Coarc
Mission Thares
Winchester Street
Schleysville
Litterary Societies Open First Meeting for 1911 12
The Belles Lettres Literary Society opened its 1911 12 term with secretary W E Sinn presiding and P Newman reading minutes. Inaugurals for officers were presented, followed by a program including recitation, reading, essay, oration, violin solo, and a debate. Judges were Harry Grove, Charles Stull, Ira Rothenheimer. The group adjourned to meet Friday September 17.
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Melvin Ramsburg
Ralph McHenry
Vialin Solo
Edward Thomas
Marshall Etchison
Tintwart
Ira Rothenarefer
Wisten Ward
Nex
Robert Shaw
Work to Begin Next Fall on Frederick Road Improvements
The Goodman Commission announced plans to start work on Frederick Road in fall 1912. A letter to Mayor Preston of Baltimore urged the Sewerage Commission to lay sewers on that road soon. Since the Commission took over the road, residents have awaited the start of improvements.
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Goodmaas Commission
Frederick Road
Preston
Baltimore
Sewerage Commission
Rev Anna Shaw to Speak Here in October Tour
Rev Anna Howard Shaw, a leading American suffragist, will tour Maryland under the Just Government League during early October. She will deliver talks in Cumberland Frederick and on the Eastern Shore on October 3 4 and 5.
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Anna Shaw
Anna Howard Shaw
Maryland
Just Government League
Cumberland
Frederick
Fastern
Black Hand Kidnaps Buzline Boy in Williamsburg
Special dispatch reports John Buzline of 244 North 9th Street Williamsburg claims his young son was abducted by alleged Black Hand operatives. The child had previously received threatening letters, heightening police concerns.
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the News
New York
Small
John Buzline
North 9 Street
Williamsburg
Buzline
Moroccan Repulsed at Melilla by Kabyle Tribesmen
Special dispatch from Madrid reports Kabyle tribesmen tried to surround Spanish troops near Melilla in northern Morocco. The assault was repulsed with heavy losses, eight Spanish soldiers killed.
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Madrid
Melilla
Morocco
Spain Sails Warships From Gibraltar
Three Spanish ships heavily loaded with soldiers sailed eastward under sealed orders, presumed to target tribesmen.
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Gibraltar
Trying for new record pedal dispatch to The News
Liverpool dispatch reports a push to set a new New York round trip record by pedal power. The cyclist Tanina (Lusitania) docked at Liverpool at 2:30 PM on September 9, claiming a time of eleven days twenty three hours forty five minutes.
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Liverpool
Lusitania
New York
Horse Killed as Elevated Train Scares Wheelman
New York September 9. Richard J Tobin of the street cleaning department was killed when an elevated train scared his horse causing a fatal accident. The incident occurred in the afternoon and authorities reported the loss of life as Tobin.
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the News
New York
Richard J. Tobin
Typhoid Cases Rise at Montevue Hospital
Typhoid fever cases increase at Montevue Hospital with 35 ill among about 320 inmates and a broader 400 to 500 staying. Water supplies and a spring on site are suspected, though water is boiled and sanitation praised. White nurses oversee care in the colored ward, and Uncle Billy Hilton visits. Cooks and inmates handle food for the institution.
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Montevue Hospital
Montegue
Montevue
Board of County Commissioners
Billy Hilton
Billy” Hilton
Gregg
Upete
Kerrel
Popular Warden Heck Draws Respect at Institution
Mr. H R Heck is described as a highly popular warden at the institution. He appears in a white uniform and cap, and inmates welcome his rounds, with the warden taking pleasure in greeting the unfortunates. A fragment references Humex fountain beverage ad copy and a standard price cue from Harneh's Deg Store.
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Gregg
Seacon Jie
Jones
Heck
H.R. Heck
Harneh’s
Moser's Shoes and Art Needle Work Featured
A local store advertises $2.00 shoes rivaling higher priced pairs with quality stitching and materials at Moser's 237 N Market St and John L. Dutrow at 13 Telegraph St offers footwear. A new line of art needle work by N. Ht. & D. Mantz at 145 Market & highlights Royal Society packages Embroidery floss finished pieces and accessories such as centerpieces scarfs and bags are showcased.
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Moser's
N. Ht
D. Mantz
Market
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Frederick R. HR
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Molle Bkasinhauer
Ginte T Park
A. A. Sharrette
F. ¢. Norwood
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Guy Strausner
Philadelphia
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West Second Street
Horace C. Zacharias
East Third Street
Rhoda Berryman
Janie Quynn
East Patrick Street
Edward P. Stifer
Near Weverton
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Fannie Miller
H. R. Davis
Washington, D. C
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Woodshboro
Laura Geizendanner
Seister
Tregallus
Harold Tregallas
Trinoiy
Chicago
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W. Va
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Nibrah Cottage
Praddicck Heights
Miss Harbin
Miss Mitchell
Bermuda Islands
Hymeneas
Braddock Heights
Dalbey
Thornton Red
Herbert Stan Caprice
Grey
Daibey
Washington Grays
Grafuela Pror
Invine S. Bistr
United Brethren Church
E. H. Hiuemelbaugh
P. S.C. BE
Grace Reformed Church
Hol. McLean
Ha. Im
Sun- Gay School
Heights
Adolphus F Pearhake
Evangelical Reformed Church
Henri
G. Kieffer
Black Hand
Spain
John L. Dutrow
Telegraph St
Telephone
C. H. Miller
North Market Bt
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Ray
Blacksmith
Feagaville
Waring Tyson
Jledit
James Long
Frederick, MD
North Market ST
John Esterly
East Sixth St
maySdly
the General Assembly of Maryland
Wilbia AM
H. Hogarth
W. Clinton Musherry
Second Street
Aidédip
B. Eward Kepner
North Market Street
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Apiédiy
Chas. E. Gill
United States College OF Veterinary Surgeons
Prrhiye
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