Semi-Weekly News of Frederick MD Publication Details
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Infantile paralysis in Maryland prompts cautious outlook
Maryland reports several positive cases of infantile paralysis amid concern over rising totals in nearby states. Officials note a virus-like micro-organism spreads via direct contact or carriers, urging vigilance and quarantines as cooler weather approaches. Medical authorities seek better remedies and vaccines to combat the plague and curb its spread.
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Maryland
Frederic
Pennsylvania
New York
Adulie
Nespie
Coxey Seeks Return as Ohio Independent Candidate
Jacob Coxey of Massillon Ohio, famed for leading the 1894 march on Washington, files as an independent candidate for United States Senate. He remains the lone independent on the Ohio ticket, pursuing a return to public office amid long-standing activism.
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Coxey
Jacob
Massison
Ohio
Caxesa
Washington
Secretary of State
United States
Coxer
Treatment Helps Woman Describe Stomach Ailment Relief
Mrs A Wingale of Corham NS writes that five years ago she suffered severe distress from indigestion and constipation. She states that after taking Chamberlain's Tablets she found relief and improvement in her condition.
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Mra
A. Wingale
Corham NS. OY
Chamberlain
Prisoners arraigned in court plead not guilty
Twelve prisoners were arraigned before Judges Urner and Worthington after September grand jury indictments. Several pleaded guilty. many proclaimed innocence. Notable cases include Edward Nordhart and Arthur Ilver pleading guilty to statutory breaking and larceny, and Mrs. Nettie Heckman indicted for manslaughter. Trial set for September 28.
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Urner and Worthington
John Streams
Aling Wilson
Charles Flock
Petersville
Dorsey Etchison
Edward Nordhart
Arthur Tlver
Richard Mercer
Pont
Stocks
Frank Runkles
Guy Crause
Earl
Harry Zeigler
Frederick Junction
Allen Kemp
Aubrey A. Nicodemus
Philp Grove
A. Lewis
Vandy Grimes
Condon Bennett
Luther Anderson
George Denny
Carnival Company
Johnny Smith
Millard Barthlow
Damey Seerecker
Stephen S
G. I. Mercer
Sylvester Milligan
Wellington Hill
Sachs
J. Tyson
Personal News From Madison And Local Visits
Purely Personal Masara, A. Robert Shaw and Oscar Ramsburg left today for Madison Wisconsin where Mr Shaw will assume duties as a chemistry teacher at the University of Wisconsin Mr Ramsburg will take a course in agriculture Mrs Jesse Schell and Miss Margaret Schell West South street visit friends at Plane No 4 Mrs Susan Engelbrecht of Baltimore who has been visiting her sister Mrs George T Phebus West South street has returned Mrs Laura Kehne of Washington Ida visiting her sister Mrs William Schell 229 West South street Mr Richard P Rosa and family who have been spending the summer at their cottage in Ocean City Mid have returned to their home on Clarke Place Mr John Tucker Jr of New York a registered at the City Hotel Mr Tucker has been appointed as assistant privateist at the U S Bureau of Standards Pittsburgh Pa Miss Laura Kehne Washington is visiting her sister Mrs William H Scholl 229 West South street.
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Masara
A. Robert Shaw
Oscar Ramsburg
Madison, Wi
Shaw
University of Wisconsin
Ramsburg
Jesse Schell
Minw
Margaret Schell
West South Street
Susan Engelbrecht
Baltimore
George T. Phebus
Laura Ke
Pittsburgh
Laura Kelne
Washington
William IT. Scholl
Anxious Waiting As Guardsmen Could Head Home
Orders from War Department directed Eagle Pass units to report on trains needed for state mobilization camps. Rumors spread among Maryland and Vermont troops in Indian Ranch and Camp Eagle Pass that homeward movements may occur soon, though no official date was given and delays were possible. Public mood remained high as soldiers anticipated return while government readies shipment logistics.
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National Guard
Eagle Pass
Tennessee
Maryland
Vermont
Oder
Indian Ranch
Lewang
Timely discovery of washout averts wreck on Pennsylvania Road
Heavy rains washed out sixteen feet of roadbed between Walkeraville and Woodsboro at McAleor's station. A seven foot deep cave-in toppled rails and ballast just as a Frederick-bound train passed. A northbound train and a vigilant trackwalker avoided disaster. Repairs used two carloads of cinders and about twenty-five cross ties, taking three hours.
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Pennsylvania Railroad
Walkeraville
Woodsboro
McAleor's Station
Frederick
Apat
Lancaster
Ravelin
Fragmentary notice from a seaside column on neuralgia relief
A fragmented OCR reads like a local column fragment about remedies for neuralgia. It mentions medical terms and teas and rough references to places and times but lacks coherent details or names to identify a clear event or person.
Frederick items from the News Columns dated Sept 14 18
Twenty years ago in Frederick notable items include campaign fund contributions from the New York Journal and a damaged freight accident injuring a horse while a Bow Street passenger train crossed debris. French actress Rhea slated to appear at the Opera House on the 13th. New voter registration shows 776 ballots cast in the district.
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Sohophicn
Edlaten
Frederick
New York
Bemx
Divorce answer filed as Mrs Helfenstein seeks relief
William Bowers files response in his wife Ruth Helfenstein Bowers divorce suit accusing her mother Nina Helfenstein of coercion and alleged alienation of affection. He claims the estate of Cyrus Helfenstein dwindled from about five thousand to near zero by February 1918 and disputes alimony and counsel fees while stating he is willing to live with his wife.
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Ruth Helfenstein Bowers
William DB. Bowers
Leo Weinberg
Cyrus G. Helfenstein
Ylaintiff
Mr. Bowers
Property Transfers and Licenses in County Court
Multiple property deeds recorded including Joshua Summers to Sey ayo Summers for 6500 dollars and Sherman P. Bowers to Mahlon A. Bowers for 2500 dollars. Other transfers show 1700 dollar deeds between Mahlon and Sherman P. Bowers and related parties. A marriage license is noted for Mummer Fraley and M Eleanor Mack. Also listed are a divorce case for William E. Crawford and Edna Louise Cummings and a domestic visit report involving Mrs Chas F Hull and daughter Josephine Hull.
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Joshua Summers
Seyayo Summers
Hahlon A. Bowers
Sherman P. Bowers
Mahlon A. Bowers
Sherdin P. Bowers
Kerman FP. Bowers
Mahlona
Sophia Blickenstaff
Preston E. Pres
County
Rin
Mummer Fraley
M. Eleanor Mack
Thormont
William E. Crawford
Edna Louise Cummings
Brungwick
Porsery stock traited by historic notes
Fragmentary report notes a company with altered or unclear references, mentioning stock and a reorganization. The readable text hints at historical names and dates but lacks coherent details. No concrete events or outcomes are discernible from the legible fragments.
Hood Seminary and Hood College Reopen With Full Enrollment
Hood Seminary has reopened with a fine enrollment and strong faculty offering College Preparatory and General Course tracks. Language instruction in German French and Spanish is by native teachers, with music drawing art and elocution programs. Hood College invites day students September 19 and boarding September 20, resuming its thirty fourth year September 21 at 9 30 a m with invited friends.
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Conservatory of Music
Maryland Institute of Art
School of Expression
Department of Physical Training
Hood College
Tuesay
Hich
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