Suits Over Percheron Stock and Bank Notes Heard
This morning in circuit court arguments centered on payment for shares of a Percheron horse bought by Trundle Brothers and subscribed by Clifford F. Ahalt. The court also considered the Miller estate case and heard two Brunswick Savings Bank note actions, resulting in a bank verdict and a $9645 judgment against defendants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Percheron Horse
C. F. Abalt
Suilt
Miller Farm
Bult
Arca
Freene
William B Trundle
Trundle
Thalt
Stoner
Weinberg
Etchison
M. G. Urner, Jr
Savings Bank of Brunswick
William H Stewart
Turner T. Barker
William J. Stewart
Stewart
John §. Newman
Worthington and Helauter
Prohibition Party to protest Maine Wet Victory recount
Adam P. Leighton, president of the No License League, announced the Prohibition party will protest the wet victory in Portland Maine and demand recounts of the 763 majority.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland
Maine
2No VM. K
Adam P. Leighton
No License League
Prohibition Party
Plea for Woman Suffrage at Governors Conference
Special dispatch from Spring Lake New Jersey reports Gov M. and Hay urging recall and uniform divorce laws alongside woman suffrage at the governors conference. Thirty five governors attend, many with families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spring Lake
M. & Hay
Washington
Elbe Claims 11 Uhlans in River Tragedy
Berlin dispatch reports eleven men of the Uhlan regiment drowned in the Elbe during maneuvers of the Saxon army on September 12 at 2:30 PM. The tragedy occurred as troops crossed the river amid drill and exposure, with authorities initiating inquiries into the mishap.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Uhlab
Elbe
Forty Killed in Riots at Cheng-Tu Viceroy Office
Pekin reports mob attacks the Viceroy's office at Cheng-Tu. Troops opened fire, forty people were killed in the riot and ensuing clash.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pekin
Cheng-Tu
Fowler on his way to Reno
Robert C. Fowler, aviator attempting a cross continental flight, departed at dawn for Reno from Auburn California. The Frederick City Hospital board met for routine business. In the past month 89 patients treated, 63 admitted, 45 discharged, seven died. 37 patients remain. Pay patients totaled 17 percent, part pay 50, free 22.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Auburn
Cal
Robert C. Fowler
Reno
Board of Managers
Frederick City Hospital
Courts and Property Transfers Expand in Local Notices
In Business in the Courts section, multiple property transfers appear with specific grantee and consideration figures. Samuel S. Orr to Harvey cufenil, Samuel M. Poole to Charles Schneider, William G Baker to John H. Barker, and marriage licenses for William Hahn and Frances F. Smith. Orphans Court reports cover sales of personal property, estate administration accounts, ratifications of real estate sales, court orders to sell or transfer stocks, and letters testamentary granted to B. Frank Hicketts as executor for the estate of Kinear Dixon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Perty Derdel
Samuel S. Orr
Harvey
Cufenil
Samuel M. Poole
Charles
A. Schneider
William G Baker
John H. Barker
William & Hahn
Frances F. Smith
Frederick
Mary Flora Gilds Creager
Andrew C. MeiLiide
Samuel W Hoopes
Safe Deposit and Trust Co
Baltimore
Kinear Dixon
Frank Hicketts
Ritche and Duvall to wed at West Church street home
Miss Henrietta Ritche and Mr Samuel G Duvall assist ant cashier of Citizens National Bank plan a September 27 wedding at the Misses Ritchie West Church Street home. The ceremony will be by Rev Douglass Hoof All Saints P M church with Miss Mary Harrison Ritchie as maid of honor. Only immediate family and a few friends attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Preven
Henrietta Ritchile
Samuel G. Duvall
Citizens’ National Bank
Fishermen Land Thirty Bass On Green Field Trip
While on a fishing trip at Green field, Edward Li Sharpe D Princeton Buckey and Andrew Mess ling landed 30 fine bass, a notable success noted among brief local items of interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greenfield
Messrs
Edward Li. Sharpe
Princeton Buckey
Andrew Messling
Lawn Tennis Teams Open Contests At West Side Club
New York on September 12 reports the international lawn tennis series between the United States and Great Britain opening at the West Side Lawn Tennis Club. William A Lained leads the Yankers, with C P Dixon captaining Britain. Americans Touchard of New York and McLoughlin, Newport winner, join the squad alongside their teammates. The British side includes A E Beamish and A G Lowe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
United States
West Side Lawn Tennis Club
William A Lained
Yankers
C P Dixon
Touchard
McLoughlin
Newport
R B
A. E. Beamish
A. G Lowe
Notification of Nominees for Attorney General in Maryland
Democrats plan a noon notification at Senator Gorman's Fairview home near Laurel on Tuesday September 19 with two members from each county and Baltimore City set to form a committee. Speakers Poe Harrington and Gorman will address supporters while a national tour and Lyric Theatre demonstration are discussed as campaign openings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Qlenn Ho Worthington
Adear
Allen Poe
Maryland
oUnidge Worthngton
Poe
Gorman
Jesse D Prive
Wicomiro County
Hirrington
W Mason Sheehan
Talbot County
Senator Gorman
Fairview
Laurel
Lyrics Theatre
Baltimore
Gorwan
Ecity
Joseph B Seth
Camlen Station
Laurelly Automobiles
German
Lyric
Messrs
Harrington
Cambridge
Internal Revenue
Philips Lee Coldsborough
Morris A. Soper
John H. Cunningham
Comptruller
State
Calvert Building
Mae
Advertised Letters List at Frederick City Post Office 1911
The Frederick City Post Office announces advertised letters dated Saturday September 9 1911. Gentlemen and ladies lists include numerous names and addresses with instructions to apply for letters at the window or risk dead-letter status after two weeks. Erice Rumex fountain pen promotion noted by Harner's Drug Store concludes the notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick City
Jack Beard
Theodore L. Barnek
John D Beard
Chaos
C Lee Breighner
Fred’k L. Curfman
Jessie C. Covell
Harry Crum
Chas W Creager
Samuel C. Cramer
Jukkas W. Clayton
James Dyce & Co. McClintock Early
Chas. T. Eliison
Carl C. Phlekinger
Lee H Fallon
Angello Lazzari
GC McRkeen
Charles E. O Brien
D Oshorn
BO Phelps
Wm. T Roberts
Talbott T. Hiddlemoser
Charles WE Summers
Eph Tiam FE Sith
John Ro Summers
Jor C Stull
Aaron TL
Staley Printa B Shomette
Bert Jo Tracy
FP Thomas
Henry Jo Wetzel
Frank Yarmenpas
Elijah & Zimmerman
Augusta Stfalk
Mass Luvaide Ellsworth
Lena Hammond
Missana Harrison
Eliza Vlatris
Esther Lowe
Dawson Lee
Emma Nichols
Emma E Trego Roane
Mattie Rice
Aliss Kate A Richer
Ollie Thomas
Clarence Wilson
Fiaveven
Erice
Harner
First Attraction Delights Frederick City Opera House Crowd
A large audience welcomed the season opening at the City Opera House in Frederick with The Girl in The Taxi. The comedy drew roaring laughter and was hailed as a great success, praised for its humor, pace, and lively staging. Critics noted its sharp portrayal of modern life and the strong performances underpinning the production.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
City Opera House
Ile
Opera House
Broadway
Nile
Morning arrest on road prompts bail and public row
Morningstar was arrested near Araby by Deputy Sheriff Jiauver on charges of cursing and swearing on the public road and threatening to harm Lewis Crum and others after a Saturday quarrel over a dog incident. Justice John Francis Smith set bail for a hearing this afternoon. Beatrice Keys and Teresa Watkins were jailed after a fight on Five-and-a-Half. Keys paid a $10 fine, Watkins jailed 30 days. A delivery wagon driver, William Zepp, suffered a mashed left foot when ice fell from a wagon at South Market Street. no bones broken and treated by Dr. L A Burek.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Morningstar
Jiauver
Araby
Lewis Jr
Crum
Morningstar
Cram
Jim
Morningstar Arested
John Francis Smith
Onc Pliner
Beatrice Keys
Teresa Watkins
Fleming
John Frances Smith
Beatrice
Teresa
William Zepp
Uygeia Ice Co
John Jr. Fragier
South Market Street
L. A Burek
Countess Annie Leary and Hetty Green Plan Staten Island University
New York on September 12 reports Countess Annie Leary and Mrs Hetty Green, two of the world’s wealthiest women, teaming to found a university atop Staten Island near Castleton on eighty acres donated by the papal countess. A gigantic bronze statue of Columbus will also be erected. The movement is under way with hopes of securing contributions from their wealthy friends. The countess, 62, announced the plan from her Fifth Avenue home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Annie Leary
Hetty Green
Staten Island
Christopher Columbus
Castleton
Green
Grand Officers Here at Enogh Chapter R A M Maryland Visit
Grand Chapter R A M Maryland officers attended Enogh Chapter No 23 last night with H J Kefauver acting as toastmaster. Large local and county attendance, banquet followed, speeches by visiting dignitaries and Columbia Lodge W M W C Biiley and Lynch Lodge postmaster Jacob Rohrbach noted. Officers list for Enoch Chapter included Kefauver Bielfeld Radcliff and Warehime among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. A M
Maryland
Enogh
Daniel J Emich
Gustav A Hitel
G. King
Eugene Hammond
R. E.G
R. E.G Scribe; Robert M. Rother, R. E. G. Treasurer; John H Miller, R. E. G
Edward W. Wroth
R. E
C. Wuarehime
G. M
Kefauver
W.C. Biiely
W. M
Columbia Lodge
A. F
A M
Jacob Rohrbach
Lynch Lodge
Harry J. Kefauver
J J. Bielfeld
Atlee Radcliff
Enoch Chapter
M. &. H. Priest
Jonathan J. Bielfeld
E. King
A. Atlee Radcliff
E. Scribe
Elias B. Rarnsburg
Oliver C . Warehime
Simons. Miller
Robert E Delaplane
Host
John W. Grove
P. Sojourner
Guy K.motter
R. A
Keefer S. Toms
Edar K. Moore
Francis B Sappington, Jr
Geo. Edward Smith
Shafer L . Rhoads
Sentinel
Aerial Torpedo Invention by Admiral Twining Described
Aerial torpedo capable of firing from plane or dirigible, self propelled and controllable, with a highly sensitive percussion fuse. Admiral Nathan C. Twining announces it along with a new air gun, expects trials at Indian Head soon, and notes government manufacture to safeguard secrecy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nathan C. Twining
Naval Ordnance Bureau
Ardnance
Admiral Twining
Swining
Indian Head
Navy Ordnance Bureau
Navy Ordnance Officers
Freak Money Now Scarce in Freak Bills Across U S
Article describes rare misprinted currency known as freak bills with mismatched twenty dollar faces and ten dollar backs. Bureau of Engraving and Printing chief Joseph E. Ralph reduces their occurrence, explains face value validity, and outlines safeguards that prevent misprints from leaving the bureau.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Joseph E. Ralph
Bureau of Engraving and Printing
Treasury
National
Bureau
Ralph
Uncle Sam
Meeting of W C T U Fall Sessions Opens in Westminster
Local W C T U opened fall meetings with a business session led by Miss Keller. Delegates elected for the State Convention in Westminster on October 4 and 5 include Mrs May Markell and Mesdames Schmidt and Bader with alternates Mrs George Wotman and Mrs Stoner. Spencer Stull plans active work for the Hoys Temperance Association and the sewing school resumes in October. Regular meetings set for the second and fourth Mondays each month. Corn salve ad ends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Keller
Westminster
May Markell
Notices on Frederick County bonds and scholarships offered
The Board of Frederick County Maryland plans to retire thirty seven thousand dollars in Flood and Bridge bonds by next interest period November 1 1911. If not fully offered for redemption by October 1 1911 a call will be made beginning with bond number 1 to meet the amount. Free scholarships to the Woman's College of Frederick will be awarded by the Frederick Female Seminary to merit students in Frederick County. applications should be sent to THOS H HALLER Secretary. Notices of the Ideal Electric and Machine Company dissolution state the company sold its property September 1 1911 and that former management will not assume debts. Clayton O Keedy and Edward J Smith named attorneys for paying debts and collecting accounts. Seprgd12t
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of County Commissioners
Frederick County
the General Assembly of Maryland
Woman’s College of
Frederick
Frederick Female
Ideal Electric*"and Machine Company
Predenck
City
Maryland
Clayton O. Keedy
Edward J. Smith
Ideal Electric and Machine Company
Deal Electric & Machine CO
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Trundle Bros
George du Maller
C. H Eckstein
Catherine Miller
Miller
Caue
O. J. Coblentz
Brown and Mathias
Dorsey Bechison
Fowler
Day
Circuit and Orphans’ Court
Branela Colleberry
Rosa Craver
Samuel 8 Craver
George W Long
Malinda
Ann Creager
Rica
MR. Worthington
Mr. Poe
Mrk. Morningydpar
Columbus Monument
Countess Annie Leary
H. J. Kefauver
Treasury Department
Bureau of Engraving
Treasurer of the United States
Register of the Treasury
Weather Today
William H. Hogarth
Markwood D. Harp
Clinton McSherry
Second Street
Asdéwiyh
B. Eward Kepner
North Market Street
Prederick
Va & P
Chas. B. Gill
United States College OF Veterinary Surgeons
Doh & Goll
Ent
Rosenstock Bros
School For the Deaf
Buckingham School
Buckeystown
Patrick Street
W. E. Derr
East Church Street
O & P. Tet Co
SeptSatr
EL Cline
Patrick and
Market Streets
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