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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Sep 19, 1911
Page
3
Local column records numerous visits and calls among residents near Rocky Ridge Creagers Frederick and Graceham. Highlights include Attendees Ada Pittinger DeBerry Loy Miller and Colbert families, plus travel to Thurmont and Frederick for business and leisure. The piece notes a church harvest service at StJohns and social events from birthday to picnics with community ties emphasized.
Special Dispatch to The News Boston notes Sydney W. Winstow president United Shoe Machinery Co. and executives E. P. Hurd C. W. Brown J. J. Storrow Wm Barbour and E. P. Home were indicted on two counts each for violating the Sherman anti trust law.
Special dispatch to The News reports Vienna declares martial law to quell food riots, the first such action since 1849. The movement appears amid rising food unrest and government measures to restore order in the city.
Special dispatch reports Madrid authorizes martial law across the country amid violence and the uncovering of revolutionary plots following a major strike. Military authority tightens control as authorities pursue alleged subversives.
Liverpool dispatch reports that regiments are standing by to rush to Ireland as railway strike actions intensify. The situation is described as serious, with authorities preparing for potential escalation amid industrial unrest.
New York reports aviator Fowler remains delayed at Alta California due to fog. Ward is held at Corning New York as weather delays disrupt a planned flight path.
President William Howard Taft arrives at Sault Ste. Marie at 2.20 p m on September 19. He is met by Governor Osborn and escorted from the train amid orderly crowds. The visit underscores regional relations and Taft’s public schedule during a busy itinerary.
Syracuse Sept 19 with the death of the tenth victim from Lee Oldfield’s automobile at the New York State Fair Attorney General Carmody has begun an investigation to determine if the state bears liability Oldfield's car crashed through the fence into the crowd following President Taft's address
Frederick County Democrats gather at Al Fairview near Senator Gorman’s home to notify the nominees for governor, attorney general, and comptroller. The committee includes Glenn, Worthington, Coblentz, Etchison, Baughman, Eckstein, Smith, and Grove as they brief Isaac Lobe Straus as the chosen attorney general candidate. The scene and testimony reflect strong party unity and qualification discussions.
A Denver and Rio Grande report credits vice president and general manager Clarke for the year ending June 30 with rising operating revenue and falling expenses on the Rio Grande Southern. Clarke recently resigned due to ill health, planning to recuperate in Frederick. The article notes increased passenger revenue and decreased operating costs amid rising regional travel and mining activity in southwestern Colorado.
A historic notification event featured Mr. Poe as the candidate for attorney general with speeches by Mr. W Mason Sheehan and other party figures. Attendees included Senator and Mrs. Gorman and Judge Worthington who announced nomination details to Mr. Joe as part of the campaign.
A speaker declares enduring loyalty to Senator Arthur P. Gorman, vowing to back him as firmly as Gorman supported Senator Geo in the prior race, during the upcoming campaign.
Announcement for Pimlico fall meet October 7 to 23 with six races daily including a steeplechase. First race at 2 15 p m. Nearly every notable thoroughbred in the region will attend. fields expected large and competitive. Harner's Drug Store notes unrelated product line.
Messrs Thomas H Haller and John MacHaller are on a business trip to New York. Miss Adit Myers of Baltimore is visiting Mrs Edward S Mobley in West Church street. Many residents and visitors from Philadelphia and New York are noted as staying with local families and attending city activities, with several returning home.
Horses attached to a Rumford Baking Powder wagon ran away on West Sevents street yesterday while the driver delivered goods. The team dashed toward Market Street striking a telephone pole and breaking the wagon tongue. One horse fell. the other continued into East Seventh street before being halted. Harness and wagon front were damaged. Advertising begets success in this paper.
Five minutes after taking Pape's Diapepsin, indigestion or stomach trouble is said to be relieved with no sour belching gas or heaviness. The ad urges readers to buy a 50 cent case at their drug store and claims it digests food as if the stomach were not there, preventing fermentation and foul breath. Also notes Frederick Railroad spur work starting on South Market Street to Mt. Olivet cemetery.
County Commissioner Charles W. Zimmerman contracted typhoid fever and was confined to bed last Thursday for medical care. The brief illness pauses his public duties as officials monitor his condition.
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