Lancaster Takes Extra Inning Victory Over Frederick In Park
Lancaster edges Frederick 2 to 1 in ten innings at Athletic Park after a tense 9 innings with no scoring. Rube Merchant limited the locals to five hits while Lancaster cashed runs on clutch hits and miscues, with Edmonston and Harris among bright Frederick fielding performers.
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Sut Lancaster
Frederick
Merchant
Athletic Park
Lancaster
C Tose
Rube Merchant
Rube
Frederick Fang
Legore
Joyce
Edmonston
Harris
Costello
Cameroe
Brown
Foster
Romenter
Myers
Legore Wiffed as Costelia Mer Flied Out
The inning ends with Legore swinging and missing while Costelia and Mer contribute outs. The score remains unresolved in the fragment, leaving the final tally unclear.
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Legore
Costelia
Mer
Ehant
China asters bloom on single stalk in Mrs. Cram’s garden
Mrs. George Cram of Carrell Street showcases a remarkable bed of dowbig china asters in blue and red. One stalk bears 2 flowers while others display from 0 to 70 blooms. She invites the public to view this exceptional plant.
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George Cram
Carrell Street
Cram
Clarence Wood and Irene Cook Wed in Brunswick
Clarence Wood and Irene Cook, both of Brunswick, were married at a local place on Wednesday by Reverend C. G. Hess. The ceremony was performed with LR. Lampe, planter, as the witness, and a pleasant rendering of celebration followed with an attractive display in front of the couple’s East Fifth Street residence.
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Clarence
Oliver Wood
Irene Cook
Brunswick
CG. W. Hess
Lampe
Palnater
Hug
East Fifth Street
Taft Supports Dr Wiley On Pure Food Effort
Special Dispatch reports in Weverly Massachusetts on September 15 that President Taft backed Dr Wiley to Secretary Wiser, finding the chemist justified in all his actions, with precedent and sympathy for a sincere effort to maintain pure food.
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Weverly
Mass
J. M
Wiley
Wiser
Secretary of State Smithers Dies After Sudden Illness
Dover, Det Sept 15 2 30 P M Secretary of State Smithers died suddenly from heart failure after retiring in good health. The report notes the time and place of death and lists no further details about the cause or funeral arrangements.
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Tha Nowa
Dover
Det
Smithers
Blaze at East Street siding nearly scales a big fire
Fire was discovered by rail workers returning to a caboose near the East Street siding when a light in a shuttered factory room attracted attention. They alerted Henry Memhling and others. they found a blaze in a keg area and, with water, prevented a major fire. The flames spread to browse fixtures but were controlled quickly. Insurance covers the small loss.
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Caboose
Mov Fang Gtorane
Osebay Rrr Hs
Wong
Om Burt
Te Teta
Myo Mehrling
Julie Cares
James
Executors Transfer Of Land In Walkersville Case
James W. Long as executor and Annie M. Gover convey 2 acres and 210 perches of land and other real estate in county to Joseph H. Patts and wife for $1590. Charles A Booth and wife transfer property to Joseph H. Patts and wife. Elingr S Johnson and husband and others convey real estate in Walkersville to the Commissioners of Walkersville for $185.
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James W. Long
Annie M. Gover
Charles A. Booth
Joseph H. Patts
Elingr
How Straw Hats Fade Away In Chilly September Weather
Frederick residents shiver as mist and rain drench the town. The piece notes autumn moods return, with hats fading from fashion and warmth sought as temperatures drop to about 12 degrees above low, before hinting at a warmer spell ahead.
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Asia
Frederick
Minny
Social World WIWPADAY Surprise at Carroll Manor
A delightful birthday surprise greeted Mr. Victor Myers of Carroll Manor on Wednesday after he returned from Washington on business. Friends and relatives gathered for a social evening with refreshments at seven, featuring a large cake with forty candles. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. C. Victor Myers and many Myers and Howard family members.
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Wiwpaday
Victor Myers
Carroll Manor
Wm. P. Morsell
Wm. C. Howard
Harry M Howard
BR. Clark
Misses Bell Myers
Mary Howard
Bernice
Margaret Myers
Rebecca
Mary Morsell
EL Jen
Grace Clark
Conley
Messrs
Early and
Walton Howard
Democrats Prepare For Notification Of State Ticket
Democratic leaders completed plans for notifying candidates on the State ticket. General Joseph B. Seth announced the committee members after consulting with General Murray Vandiver. The notification will be held Tuesday at Fairview in Howard County, home of Senator Gorman, with Frederick County members Judge Glenn T. Worthington and Emory L. Coblentz on the committee.
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Joseph B. Seth
Murray Vandiver
State Central Committee
Lee
Fairview
Howard County
Gorman
Stolypin’s Condition Improves After Brief Sleep
In Riel Russia on September 15 Premier Stolypin shows slight improvement after a brief rest. Physicians report they decided against surgery and have sent a reassuring message to his family.
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Nava
Riel
Russia
Stolypin
Wide movement to impeach governor Blease
Leaders of the opposition to Governor Cole Blease plan to begin impeachment proceedings when South Carolina’s legislature convenes in January. They accuse him of misfeasance and malfeasance, with anticipated charges and introduced testimony. Nearly two-thirds of lawmakers are seen as hostile to Blease, while Chief Justice Ira J. Jones contemplates a gubernatorial bid against him.
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State Senate
Bloase
Ira J. Jones
State Supreme Court
Blouse
Rain delays Aviator Wart flight in Calleoon
Special dispatch reports rain delaying the aviator Wart’s flight in Calleoon. He may remain there overnight, with weather postponing departure to tomorrow afternoon.
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Calleoon
Ile
Rob Montreal Bank Heist Near New Westminster
Three men robbed the Bank of Montreal branch in New Westminster before dawn, taking about $250,000. Police pursued the suspects as the daytime bank crowd began to form.
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New Westminister
B.C
Bank of Montreal
ZEMO Hair and Scalp Remedy Promoted by Williamson Drug
A Frederick ad promotes ZEMO, a liquid germ killer with ZEMO SOAP for the scalp and skin. It claims to cure dandruff and scalp diseases by killing germs and soothing the skin, sold and guaranteed by druggists including J. A. Williamson on North Market Street.
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Frederick
J. A. Williamson
North Market Street
Picnic With Gorman and Lee Set For Burkhart Woods
Assurances from Hon Arthur P Gorman and Senator Blair Lee confirm their attendance at the United Brethren picnic near Yellow Springs along the Frederick Railroad. After a Democratic meeting, autos will take them to the woods where a large crowd is expected to greet them. the event was postponed from last Saturday due to rain.
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Arthur P. Gorman
Blair Lee
Burkhart’s Woods
Yellow Springs
Frederick
New Members Initiated at Fredonia Council No 46 Meeting
At a special Fredonia Council No 46 OQ U AL M gathering a class of seven candidates underwent reinitiation, expanding the group under the council’s rites and procedures.
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Fredonia Council
OQ. U
AL M
Cascarets Tonight Help Clear Stomach and Bowels
An old advertisement touts Cascarets as a quick remedy for indigestion and upset stomach. It claims nightly use cleanses sour stomach, relieves gas, and removes decomposed waste from intestines, promising a clear head and cheerfulness by morning. Children allegedly enjoy the taste and do not experience griping.
Missing Earl Bowers prompts reward and police search
Daniel Bowers fails to find his son Earl who disappeared Tuesday near Hagerstown. A $25 reward is offered for information leading to his capture. Police and Sheriff Barber traced leads from Frederick to Hagerstown and Middletown, noting the boy rode a bicycle and left with books and supplies for school. The case involves a possible link to Joshua Braganier’s son and a runaway prior. Authorities warn the public as searches continue along rail routes.
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Frederick
Hagerstown
Daniel Bowers
Gnd
Flagerstown
Bowe
Earl Bowers
Bowers
Baltimore
Sailes
Oscar M. Cordermiau
Bey
Middletown
Young Bowers
Charles Bragunier
Joshua Bragunier
Washington
Braganier
Bowery
Tatter
Slagerstown
Brown to Rejoin Richmond Colts After Health Hurdle
Former Richmond Colts outfielder Curley Brown returns to the Richmond baseball club in 1985 after leaving due to a Charley horse injury that sidelined him during his previous stint. Brown resumes duties with the Colts now free of the ailment.
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Curley” Brown
Richmond
Colts
Brown
Charley Horse
Brunswick Man Killed Walking Railroad Tracks
Mr. C. E. Duvall of Brunswick aged about thirty was instantly killed Wednesday while walking along the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad track near Hogpen grade South Cumberland. He was likely struck by Passenger train No. 2. A brakeman on a passing freight found the body and it was taken to Butler's morgue after Coroner F. B. Beall’s visit. Duvall was a B&O Railroad second division brakeman and a member of Brunswick Aerie No. 11386 Fraternal Order of Eagles.
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Brunswick
Aizh
Baltimore and Ohio
Hogpen Grade
Cumberland
Butler's
F. B. Beall
Mr. Luvall
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Second Division
Brunswick Aerie No
Order of Eagles
Deaths and Funerals in Local Community
Mrs. Helen R. Smith wife of Christopher P. Smith died at her home 23 East Fourth Street after paralysis. Aged 59 years two sons Albert S. Stith and Charles Hernard Smith survive. Funeral Monday at 9 from St Johns Catholic Church with interment in St Johns Cemetery. Thomas P. Rice in charge. Mrs. Lucy Ann Grushon widow of James Grushon died at Graceham of heart trouble aged 62 years 6 months 7 days. Survived by four children Lillie Crawford Nona Grushon Warry Grushon and Harvey Grushon. Funeral Wednesday at 2 pm in Creagerstown church Rev. Reinecke officiating. Pallbearers listed. Wilhide and Creager of Thurnont funeral directors. Infant Ames Hamlett son of Mr. and Mrs. W C Hamlett died at 9 pm aged 6 months. Funeral tomorrow at 4 pm from home 113 West South Street with interment in Mt Olivet Cemetery. Etchis on Cline funeral directors.
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Helen R. Smith
Christopher P. Smith
East Fourth Street
James Grushon
Lucy Ann Grushon
Graceham
Lillie Crawford
Nona Grushon
Warry Grushon
Harvey Grushon
Union Bridge
Creagerstown
Mr. Reinecke
Allen Saylor
John T. Calliflower
Cage Calliflower
John Joy
A. &. Smith
J. C. Pyle
Wilhide
Creager
Thurnont
Ames Hamlett
W. C. Hamlett
West South Street
Mt. Olivet
Etchison & Cline
Injured In Freight Wreck Near Mt Airy
Robert Mullinix of near Mount Airy, a B and O railroad employee, suffered a severely injured knee cap in a Shenandoah Valley division freight wreck near Middletown, 12 4 miles south of Winchester, on Wednesday evening. Three other crew members were injured. Mullinix was taken to his home as traffic on that road section was tied up for some time.
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Robert Mullinix
Mt. Airy
Shenandoah Valley
Middletown
Winchester
Mullinix
Rexall Orderlies Promise Relief for Constipation
Gentle safe bowel regulator Rexall Orderlies claim to restore nature's function without griping or nausea. They are marketed as suitable for children and the elderly, with three sizes 10c 25c and 50c, available at The Rexall Store run by J. A. Williamson on North Market Street.
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Rexall Orderlies
Rexall
J. A. Williamson
North Market St
Help Wanted At School For The Deaf
Employment notice seeking a first class cook at the School For The Deaf with housing garden fire wood furnished and duties at Buckingham School Huckesstown. SeptilUusiewiTeP contains details about rental and living arrangements.
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Buckingham School
Huckesstown
THE
School For the Deaf
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