Local School Adds Faculty and Repairs Buildings
About 70 new teachers joined the faculty, bringing total instructors to roughly twelve. Emma Kelly of New York and Mie Bet GF fathson of Vir were noted among visitors. All school buildings are undergoing general repairs, but students had not yet arrived. a Baltimore-bound party of about 50 left yesterday afternoon, led by Rev. Dau B. Moxlan, mostly students from Cumberland and Hagerstown, delaying their return to Patton.
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Iun
Aebout
Misa Emma Kelly
New York
Fathson
Baltimore
Dau B
Moxlan
Atudente
Cumn
Hagerstown
Bowling Contest Highlights Duckpin League Night
The Middletown and Mt Philip duckpin teams staged a lively match at the Casino Braddock arena. C Stockman posted the top score in both the match and exhibition rounds with a strong showing for Middletown. Mt Philip followed with notable rolls.
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Middletown
Mt. Phiip
Braddock Reignts
C. Stockman
Mt Philips
A Middletown
Srd MH. Costic
oeVise Weiss
Roosevelt Astral Master Says He Is Alexander the Great
Chicago Theosophist declares Colonel Roosevelt is an astral master with past lives as Julius Caesar Napoleon Bonaparte Alexander the Great and possibly Washington He claims Roosevelt achieved prominence across generations and in this era embodies the master’s spirit as a trained ruler guided by astral influences.
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Chicago
Cel Bos
Alexander the Great Caesar
Cook Found Again Aboard Bradley's Yacht Beauty
Special Dispatch from Copenhagen reports definite word that Doctor Cook is aboard Bradley's yacht Beauty en route east from Greenland. Captain Hansegede, a trusted Greenland steamer leader, says Cook is accompanied by Eskimos who joined the Pole voyage.
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Copenhagen
Doctor Cook
Bradley
Beauty
Greenland
Hansegede
Cook Ie
Pole
Taft Restores Patronage to Insurgents in Quiet Birthday Move
Special dispatch from Beverly Massachusetts reports President Taft has restored federal patronage to all insurgents. The action marks his first move toward leading the progressive party as he quietly celebrates his fifty third birthday.
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Beverly
Mass
Taft
Progressive Party
Oil for Navy Follows New Company Led by Admiral Evans
Special Dispatch from San Francisco reports a new company organized to supply naval fuel with Admiral Evans as head. It is capitalized at ten million dollars and aims to secure oil for the navy.
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Nowa
Wagner Family Visit Reveals Confederate Veteran Letters
Mr J L Wagner, formerly of this county, visits Maryland and recalls Civil War service with the Second Maryland Infantry. In Catonsville or Frederick County he recounts meeting old comrades at the Soldiers' Plot and the reunion with a fellow veteran, W Bromer. He writes about Gettysburg duty and wartime hardships, sharing memories with family and noting his Confederate loyalties.
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J. L. Wagner
Maryland
Joseph J. Wagner
Jickson
Georgia
Bla Kon
Gerwird M. Wagner
Catonsville
Joseph Wagener
Libertytown
Fitznugh Lee
Confedercy
Frederick
Second Maryland Infantry
W. Bromer
Gettysburg
Mir Wagner
Brouwer
Che
Teddy
Wagner
Hhaselt
Mrederick County
Ville
Sthasen
Watt
Fin
Ewanes
Loudoun County
Frederick HeilgoCo
Citizens’ National Tank Building
Tomas H. Haller
Enratary
Saxon man claimed to live 147 years in old inscription
A Schleswig Holstein inscription on an oil painting back reveals Christen Jacobson Drakenhberg died October 1772 after a sailor’s life, years as a slave with Algerian pirates, and a single failed pursuit of marriage at age 130. Church inquiry confirms the inscription’s account.
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Schleswig
Christen Jacobson Drakenhberg
Lfe
Algeria
Drakenberg
Cema
Drakenders
Social notes from The Néwe Allout readers abroad
Personal and social items of interest to readers recount visits and returns. Names include Mrs J Murray, Warry Sehell, Ruth and Meg Cirty, Mrs J Kline, Miss CG Wrettter, Frank Doll, Offie Nokenberry, August Meier, Lucy Buhiliz, Stanley Clary, McQuilinctn DeGranga, Elizabeth G Relat, Miss Mary Spensard, Bettie Smith, JT Lacy, Ward C Haffner, Kate Moore, Rev S J Lamar, Ma t el Dayvidson and colleagues. Mentions trips to Baltimore Washington Atlantic City and Asbury Park with family and professional movements noted.
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J. Murray
Dronenburg
Patrick Street
Baltimore
Warry Sehell
West South Street
Washington
Misues
Ruth
Meg Cirty
Bayt Patrick Street
Atlantic City
Mins
Lucy Buhiliz
City
Paremont
Ler Torliy
Carolinas
Stanley Clary
Baluimers
J. M. Cronenburg
Haat Patsick Street
Mee
West Palrek Street
Lillian Boxton
Asbury Park
Xni
Mary Spensard
Mmngerstown
Voodh
Misa Bettie Smith
East Fourth Street
JT. Lacy
Balt Nore
Ward C. Haffner
Rockwell Terrace
New England States
Kate Moore
Benjamin F. Phebus
J. Lamar
East Church Street
Berkeley Springs
W. Va
Frederick District
M. Fi
Billy Sunday's New Tricks Attract Local Crowd
Evangelist Billy Sunday appears before a large audience at Chantatger Plaza delivering a fiery attack on the liquor question. He performs stage tricks, displays a red banner of the saloonists stained with “blood,” and taunts dry leaders while urging action as local option debates loom.
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Billy
Indianapolis Sun
Salome
McGraw
Waterloo
Wayne County
Iti
St. Sundey
Ulagrace
Mt. Gunday
Congress Conference Examines Transcontinental Railways
A long-winded report describes a federal conference on railway development and employment policy. The discussion covers American rail systems, European comparisons, and the need for uniform regulation and worker protections across states, with emphasis on fostering interstate network growth.
The Foreign Invasion 1901 to Present Immigration Heavily Skewed
The piece reports that since 1901 nine million seven hundred seventy one thousand five hundred twelve aliens arrived in the United States. Southern Italians lead with over 1.76 million, Jews among the poorest by average wealth at $13, and Pacific islanders least at 661 in ten years.
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United States
Immigration Bureau
Maine
New Hampshire
Vermont
Massachusetts
Rhode Island
Connecticut
Delaware
New Jersey
Thurmont Dam Goes Dry Delaying Electric Lights
The Hunting Creek dam near Thurmont has dried up due to lack of rain, cutting power for the town and leaving Thurmont without electric lighting until rainfall returns. The note ends with an advertising line urging readers to advertise for success.
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Thurmont
Darknose
Hunting Creek
Notes of News From Around the State Yesterday and Today
Notes of News Here and There Throughout the State recount various events. Mentions paralysis cases, political gatherings, and local incidents including a professor chairing a convention, a Maryland contingent, and a burned water supply threat with nearby firemen responding.
Letters From The People On Dusty Streets And Roads
Taxpayer laments streets like Center Street to Polygraph and Telegraph in a city full of dust. He urges authorities to inspect and oil and improve poor road conditions impacting travel and safety.
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Tnk News
Tnve
Center Sipoot
North Market Street
Kronan Debuts With Six Run Shutout For Baltimore
Red Kronan, known to local fans, made his Eastern League debut with the Baltimore Club yesterday and allowed seven grounders and struck out six as Newark pennant favorites were blanked 6 to 0. The Indians managed only two singles against the MA C star while Kronan received strong support from his teammates. Also, Lieutenant Allen Clay McBride of Fort Russell Wyoming visited The News office to commend recent improvements and said he enjoyed reading it from his far-off post. he was summoned home due to the death of his father, ex-Sheriff Andrew Clay McBride.
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Kronan
Frederick
Baltimore
Newark
Indians
M.A
Allen Clay McBride
Fort Russell
Wyoming
McBride
Andrew Clay Mefiride
Austrian Authorities Fund Life Shooting Education in Schools
The Austrian government plans to instruct life shooting in secondary schools with 40,000 Krone appropriated by the Eighth Army Corps at Prague. Free supplies include 100,000 cartridges, with an additional 50,000 cartridges offered at cost. A separate item notes Salmon stocking for Lake Champlain, introducing 20,000 young fish from the Pacific coast, aimed at boosting future angling.
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Eighth Army Corps
Prague
Chemplain
Atock Lake Champlain
Celal
Cure Your Kidneys with Dean's Kidney Pills
An advertisement urges Frederick readers to treat kidney symptoms with Dean's Kidney Pills. It cites a local testimonial from I. R. Heck of West Patrick Street Frederick Md who reports relief after use and notes price at 50 cents. The ad promotes Dean's as the sole authorized remedy and urges readers to act before complications arise.
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Dean
Bright
I. R. Heck
West Patrick Street
C. B. Main
Tain
Voster-Milturn Co
Buffalo
New York
United States
South Market Street
Henry W. Bowers
Ltda
East South
J. Marshall Miller
West Fourth Street
North Market Street
Thos
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