Local residents return from visits and trips
Roane area residents and visitors are shown returning home from travels in Baltimore Philadelphia Washington D C and other nearby towns. Names include Mrs Walter Ziegler Mr and Mrs Melvin Oden Mrs B W Wilson and Mr Clayton Troxall Mr Edward Delaplane Mrs Augost Erduide and daughter Miss Emma Dutant Miss Gullia Howes and many others after visits to Emmitsburg Martinsburg Shepherdstown Bakerton Baltimore and Ontario trips.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adolphes
Fearbake
Mao
Geaugh
Cts
Baltimore
Philadelphia
Roane
A. Kemp Keefer
Exchbach
Atlantic City
Walter Ziegler
Emmitsburg
Tédtwster
Bithiér Witton
Tuton
Isvy Witson
Ratte
Philadelphth
Alhibtic
WP Windermuth Anil
Lancaster
Melvin. Oden
South Carroll
Box
Martinsburg
Washington
B. W. Wilson
Clayton Troxall
Caeroll County
Millis Alice Bowers
Martinsbues AG
Find
John W. Bowers
West All Safnte’ Street
James Luymen
Ellts Burrick Street
Edward
Delaplane
Second Street
Lexingeton
Lee University
Abgost Erduide Sind
Sifee
Inive Peturtiel
Braithnore
Braddock Heights
Mary Datiiels
South Marketreel
Shepherdstown
Adutatur
East Fourth Xtrect
Stepherntown
Bakerton
W. Va
Pate
Bowers
Mhery We. Bowers
Chirke Bilée
Hak
Evite
College ‘Park
Midy Phobe
G. A
AN Saints
Epixeo
Falebureh
Hoot
Slater
Robbing
Levi ‘Wiles
Colt City
Robert Hatch
Calénéville
Mattie Esler
Patrick Street
Gullolia Howes
Catoneville
Ontario
Canada
Miss Howes
Edward ‘Mewes
Record of Estates and Court Actions in Orphans Court
In the Orphans Court offices recording deeds and distributions. Harry C. Green transfers real estate in Liberty District to William A. Gers. Loweentpid and wife transfer in-city property to James Mere, valuation noted at $480. Beard transfers rental property in city to David Lowen. Court action includes randéan M. Co ile and distribution details.
Fire Damage Strikes New Haven District Hotel
Special Dispatch to The News reports a major blaze in New Haven Center on September 14. Five alarm flames tore through a bushend section causing extensive damage and a loss of dollars. In a night incident, two intruders fled into the street in their night clothes after entering Oneco Hotel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Haven
Cent
Uig
Oneco
Crippen Losing Nerve Under Evidence At Trial
Special dispatch from The News London reports Dr Crippen showing strain as new forensic clues emerge from the case. Evidence points to Mrs Crippen, with court proceedings intensifying as investigators press for confirmation of suspicions surrounding the couple.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the News
London
Body Found in River Identified by T
New York police report a discovered body in the river with a single identifying token found near the deceased. Authorities are treating the incident as a fatality and are investigating the circumstances surrounding the death.
Superintendent Sentenced to Penitentiary for Two Years
New York September 14. Hineat 4ierminht, a Superintendent of the Sumur Trust, was sent to Atinti Penitentiary this morning for two years. He was also fined five thousand dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Roosevelt Party Weaker After Primary Results
York voters report Roosevelt decline in the morning primary as tabulations show a weaker Roosevelt party showing. The incomplete dispatch notes an analysis of party strength and shifting support.
Medical faculty meeting debates Pure Food and Drug law
Dr. Charles Caspari spoke to the Medical and Chimurgical Faculty of Maryhind during the second day of the fall House of Delegates session in Annapolis. The discussion centered on enforcing Pure Food and Drug laws and retail compliance. Attendees, including Dr. Jake W. Smith, heard preparations for stricter enforcement and stamp verification for products.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Caxpaither
Medical
Chimurgical
Maryhind
House of Delegates
Auiipo-lis
Jake W Smith
Abelty
Pupera
Reid
Willie B. Stokes
G. Rohrer
Wek DB
Pennine
Jurkney Whyte, Jr
Chapel
Decerenh
Dex
Michard J Dohnston
Meres Khitalog
Rolirer
Mets
Selentile
Logtars
Carvel
Naval Academy
Byr
Enithh
Ly Ie
Annie Arandel County Medical
Social World Fete in Honor of Mrs Keefer Birthday
A social gathering at the Keefer home on East South Street honored Mrs. Keefer with a surprise party arranged by Moum tale City Council members. May Keefer led guests to the dining room for refreshments including cakes, candy, bananas, and lemonade, and the evening ended with well wishes for many future happy occasions. A separate note details a birthday party shower for Lydie Champlin on East Firth Street hosted by Mr and Mrs Jol Thompson, with friends, music, and refreshments. Additional friends of May Daley Braddock celebrated her birthday with a small shower and light fare.
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Avedolen Keefer
East South Sitet
Moumtale City
Counciil
Doughterk
Cherry
Fonor
Mrs. Keefer
The
Comete
May Keefer
Keefer
Id Mes
Jol Thompson
Eust Firth Street
Mita
Lydie ‘Champlin
Horner
Methodist Convention at Berkley Springs Concludes
The Frederick district convention of the Baltimore Conference of the Methodist Episcopal church closed after a two day session led by District Superintendent George C. Bacon. Rev. Ron Lamar attended from Frederick. over 40 of 45 preachers were present as plans for fall and winter evangelistic work were developed. Lay leaders participated in discussions on church issues. The closing service was evangelistic. The sessions were at the Berkley Springs Methodist church, whose congregation aided in the town’s recent dry election. The Epworth Leagues hosted a reception Monday night with refreshments. The new dry mayor, president of Epworth Lewing, attended and welcomed attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Berkley Springs
Frederick District
Baltimore
The
Methodist Episcopal Church
George C. Bacon
Ron. Lamar
Berkeley Springs
Epworth Lewing
Gilving
Turner Rifles Dedicate Antietam Monument at Sharpshore
After spending the night in Ingers town the 165 survivors of the Twentieth New York Regiment known as Turner Rifles journeyed to Sharpshore to dedicate a handsome monument. The shaft rises 15 feet high with a bronze plate detailing the unit’s charge at Antietam. The monument is among the finest regimental tributes from Antietam. The Turner Rifles moved from Graumpton's Gap toward the Dunker Church to repel the Confederate assault. Yesterday’s exercises at Antietkun begin a week of events culminating in Indiana State monument dedication on Saturday, the battle’s anniversary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ingerstown
Twentieth
New York Reghment
Trom Parner Rifles
Sharpshore
Ceet
Dinlandehureh
Warner Rifles
Antietam
Antietanteh
Battle of
An-tetain
Turner Rifles
Graumpton
Indiana State Monument
Enrollment Today At Woman's College Opens With 100 Bonding Students
Enrollment in progress at the Woman's College with over a hundred bonding students and more than two hundred day students expected. Students arrive from distant states including Washington and New Hampshire. Opening exercises in College Hall at 1 pm tomorrow will host city ministers boards of trustees and patrons. Faculty listed includes Miss Witzabeth Adaily Marret Vi Liating Miss Helen Abbott Reading Magy English Miss Camille Shufard and others. directors Misslinor Markey and Miss Jeanpette Weinberg, with twenty four total faculty. Professor Vrysinger and four assistants oversee the large intake and the ballet reference foreshadows a future musical work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's College
Washington
New Hampshire
Nout
College Hall
Minnisters
Prustees
Brederie
Cigses
Witzabeth Adaily
Marret
Helen Abbott
Reading
Camille Shufard
New York City
Labrarfia
Charlotte Jackson
Bianthigdon
Linor Markey
Misa Jeanpette Weinberg
Prederick, Wolves
Viol
Vrysinger
Minale
Company A Minstrel Show Delights Braddock Heights Audiences
The Company A minstrel show at Braddock Heights Auditorium offered lively numbers led by Duffey with “Leave Before Supper,” and a strong “Mountain King” by C Honard Young. Kennedy Landauer Sappington and others sang well, with a duet “My Beautiful Garden of Roses” and a well-trained chorus. Afterward, many attendees enjoyed dining to end the evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Soldier Boys
Braddock Heights
Dough Duffey
C. Honard Young
Messrs 1
Kennedy
Landauer
Sappington
Reginald Grubbs
Interest on Increase Duckpin team at Braddock Heights Casino
The Jefferson Duckpin club rolled a total of 290 pins with Darner as high man at 206 in the duck pit contest at Braddock Heights Casino.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jefferson
Braddock Heights
Darner
Seminary at Mt St Marys Hosts Retreat and Dedicates Chapel
The Seminary at Mt St Marys opened its season with a one week retreat for 42 seminarians ending in ordinations to the diaconate by Rt Rev. O B Corrigan. Four young men Alegers John Eckenrhode James Kerrigan Joseph Cart and Bernard Martin were named. The college welcomed 124 boys as it entered another term amid improvements including a new upper terrace lawn. The nearly finished chapel will be dedicated October 12 with bishops and Cardinal Gibbons in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mt. St. Mary's
Corrigan
Alegers
John Eckenrhode
James Kerrigan
Joseph Cart
Bernard Martin
Succaahl Yorr
Falconio
Cardinal Gibbons
Knoxville Man Leaves Wife and Child in Mysterious Absence
Mrs. Eleanor Carrick Biser of Knoxville seeks help locating her husband who vanished with their three year old daughter Dixie after sending a note claiming departure to an unknown destination. He may be hiding the child with relatives in the state while a county officer and grand jury hear her plea.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Secreory
Willias Riser
Knoxville
Dixie
Morgan Runkles
Nana
Frederick
Eleanor Carrick
Charles Carrick
California
Staunton
J. Volk Biser
Church Services at St Pauls Reformed Utica
Mews indicates home services and Sunday activities at St Pauls Reformed Church Utica led by Pastor J Herman. Services scheduled for May morning at 10 o'clock with Sunday school at 9 o'clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hargeat
St. Paul's Reformed Church
Utica
J. Herman
Echool
Man Arrested on Check Delinquency Charge in Local Jail
Deputy sheriff arrests Wielwaldo Glessner on a charge of defrauding John Th. Lakin by passing a check claimed to be worth 410 at a bank. Glessner is held at the jail in default of 408. Francis Smith committed him to await further action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Worptilps
Wielwaldo Glessner
Yeatenday
Sherrif Jol L. Dirtrew
Lakin
Hesmer
Tustlen
Francis Smith
New Market High Forms Literary Society Officers
The New Market High School reorganized its Literary Society with President Harry Zimmerman and officers including Daniel Thomas as vice president, Jeremiah Ridgely as secretary, Professor Gilson as critic, Helen Walker and Charles Jones on the program committee, and Samuel Utz as editor. The society will meet again on September 23. Miss Manning to Lecture on Australia in Kemp Hall Friday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wensteag
New Market High School
Harry Zimmerman
Daniel Thomas
Jeremiah Ridgely
Professor Gilson
Helen Walker
Gibson
Charles Jlones
Samuel Utz
Miss Manning
Briar pipe found on desk at Postoffice Picare reburn
Fragmentary OCR note reports a briar pipe found on a writing stand in a Postoffice setting at Picare reburn. Details are unclear but reference to a box office, theater and a cry in TR Ouse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Picare Reburn
Ouse
Work on City Lines by Frederick Railroad Co Progress
The new electric line on Market Street advances with 50 to 80 workers. Tracks reach from Patrick to mid block between Sovanil and Third streets as cement is torn up and bricks laid between tracks. Poles placed. work shifts toward Fifth Street and rerouting tracks behind the Fair Grounds. The city funds brick replacements while the railroad bears paving costs, signaling progress for Market Street improvements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fredderick Railroad Company
Market Street
Patrick Street
Sovanil
Third Streets
Third Street
Fifth Street
Patrick
Church Streets
Frederick Railroad Company
Market Streets
Missionary Society Meeting Scheduled for Tomorrow
The Woman's Home and Foreign Missionary Society of the Presbyterian church will hold its regular meeting tomorrow afternoon at Mrs. William O. MacCutcheon's home in Braddock Heights. A special car will depart the car barn at 2 15 o'clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman'’s Home and Foreign Missionary Society
The
Presbyterian Church
William 0. MacCutcheon
Braddock Heights
Public Sale of Real Estate and Farm Property in 1910
Public sale of valuable real estate and farm property set for Thursday September 29 1910 at 2 oclock p m. The real estate includes a 63 by 40 double corner house with outbuildings a dairy and shop plus two wells one with wind pump all under fence. Purchaser may pay in installments with option to buy remaining lots and fertilizer seed wheat offered. sale date April 1 1911.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ben Loune
Wiinet Sry
Serdwitcat
Mounsali
Acras
Wales
Edward Mieholk
Samuel T
Frederick
Edward Wich
Samiel
Frederick Willgull
Patricktreet
S. In
Mitchehaire
Altehien
C. Fuut
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Roosevelt
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DR. Caspari
Doctors Association
Twat
Rhower
Miac Daley
Baa
Braddock
Methodist Convention
Jeeeerson
Culler
Syedee
Latitiletons
Railroad Ose
Achfergon
Mt. Philip Serene
Awiington Y. M. River
Mt. Philp
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C. Bess Castle
East Third Street
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Finntet
West Patrick Street
Clarke Mace
Ren
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Partick
Asa
Second Streets
Church Street
LE. S. Mob. Tey & Bro
Patsick Street
Anna
Carroll Street
aGema Bining Partors, Studts
South Etrect
Youn & Staley
Heal Estate and Insurance
Frederick, Md
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Braddock Helatts
Rotrback
Wraddock Heights
Maryland
Jeena Moycon
Joa
Tang
Se Chugan
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Thor
Teast
Kolb Hrog
Center Street
Cy J. Riddtemover
South Market Street
Natonal Bank
Ab Bank
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Vourt Streets
Liuile
Frederick W. Cramer
East
Conteh Street
Wim VU
Raimgardner
Fromke Bros
Shidot
Tela
Por
C. A. Cartle
Arctigee
Cail
Carrier & Green
Sipaut
Rothenrorf
Yellow Springs
Mayl
Ws PivsLo Sales
Neal
Upley
Ft Peter
Buig Forest
West One Hundred
Furiaca
Mave Ford Bridge
Buckeye Tren
Mic Cout
AGRES
Charles E. Nichols
Otilo T. Nichols
Nicholl
Smith & Smith
Attorurga
Pueis Sale
Din Avenue
A. G
John L. Dutrow
Sodol
Damberger
John W Cooley
Frederick County
George A. Pearre
M. A. McCaffrey
City Register
K Ohio Railroad
Hunter
Vie
Ashingtgon
tVay
Dewae
Main Eine
Pittsburg
Chicago
Cincinnati
Louisville
ST. Louis
Harpers Ferry
Winchester
Hagerstown
Harrisburg
Lexington
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