Circuit Court Convenes With Insanity Verdicts in Recess
The circuit court opens at ten with Judge Henderson and Motter arriving late. Gilbert Adjudged insane amid larceny indictments. Charles Gittert charged with stealing a horse from the market on March 17. Rodney Burdette losses valued at 225 dollars. Verdicts and recess follow as the court adjourns to one o'clock. The proceedings set the tone for a term heavy with criminal cases and mental health determinations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gilbert
Charles Gittert
Rodney C. Burdette
Eloatt
Haltmore
Hymeneal Miss Kinckadaker To Wed Fish
Former Alderman David Lowenstein of this city left today for Chicago to witness the wedding of Miss Leah Kinckadaker to Mr Alvi Fish next Monday in that city. The bride’s aunt Amelia Weihberg recently died here, and the event is planned as a quiet ceremony. Engagements and other notices from Washington are noted, with Rev George R Ranney officiating at the ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kincadaker
David Lowensteln
Chicago
Winicce
Leah Kingabaker
Alvi Fish
Samuel_ Kingsbaker
Lowenster
Afi
Amelia" Weihberg
Kerachner
Washington
Veternvilte
Reaweyiet
Tabidas
Charles Wy Teas
Bap Poe
City committees mull auditing city books and sewer plan
City boards debated auditing the books with bids from Inter State Audit Company of Washington and local firms. They referred the matter to the finance committee with power to act. Officials discussed a new City Registers office system, sewer connections, alley opening, and an upgraded water plan as part of ongoing municipal reforms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cuy
Boke
Lewis A. Rice
Baterman
Washington
Puti
Rice
Finance Committee
Finance
Swift
Alderman-Crimmins
Alge
Bherlit Wiliam G
Grimes
Onard
Tocrun
Antey
David Lowenstein
Waa
Talks on Suffrage by Mias Manning in Patriotism Talk
Mias Manning delivered a second Crate talk linking patriotism to the home and high public morals. She argued educated responsibility builds the foundations of citizenship in children and warned that women’s political and patriotic roles hinge on responsibility. Her final talk is titled The Women Voters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mias Manning
Misa Manning
Wortkin
Xo Long
Miss Manning
Australa
Colorado
New Zealand
Lookout for Horse Thief Seeks Suspect Across Counties
Deputy Sheriff J. D. Lambert Jr of Loudoun County Virginia pursues a smooth faced man about 32 accused of stealing a small bay horse valued at 200 dollars and a yellow painted harness from Fairfax Courthouse. The thief hired the horse as a lineman’s ride, fled to Brunswick to sell it for 40 dollars, then moved to Martinsburg and Harper’s Ferry lingering near the way to Hagerstown. He was seen in Harper’s Ferry at 2 am yesterday and in the vicinity of the horse and wagon ad sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. D. Lambert, Jr
Loudoun County
Young
Fairfax Courthouse
Alexandria
Horae
Brunswick
Martinsburg
Hagerstown
Harper's Ferry
Fanweil's in Great Pitther's Battle Un a game
Fanweil led Cleveland in a hard fought battle as Philadelphhe fell yesterday. Coombs pitched steady for the visitors, allowing nine hits and two walks while striking out nine. Coombs allowed three hits and six walks with nine strikeouts.
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Fanweil
Piteher
Philadelphhe
Fanwell
Cleveland
Henmat Coombs Polther
Uarry
Ayen
Daneen
Antax
Coombs
Readiness for the Annual County Fair Advances in Frederick
Preparations for the Frederick County Agricultural Society fair move forward with improved exhibits and more judges. Officials report a larger cattle showing and a live ribbon display. New judges include Charles Le Seybold of Baltimore and James S. Mussar of Lutherville. Assertions about gambling at fairgrounds are disputed by Secretary Warehime who says enforcement will be stricter.
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Agricultural Society
Dp. v. Brileb
Coultry ‘Department
Charles. le
Seybold
Dvtorgép Gill
Joan. W. Humm
P. Ly Hargett
David Cramer
P.’ Milleshew
O. C. Warehime
Offlehus
Frederick County Agricultural Society
Hanover
Frederick County “Agricultural Society
Yeaterday
Secretry O. C
Warehime
Wille
Cary
Officinla
Local announcements and transport notes amid 1910s entries
A mix of school reunion plans for Girle High School near 1913, class colors blue and gold, plus local railway and dining notices. Timetables show Frederick to Thurmont service Sunday September 25, 1910, with morning and afternoon departures and arrivals. Restaurant ads tout the Central Restaurant on North Market Street. Public notices include Y M C A board meetings, Women’s suffrage talks, Moose and Purity Aid banners, and a warning about a wife’s debts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wiil
Girle High School
Milas Louise Kemp's
Eaut Third Street
Gloves and accessories sale announcement in Frederick
Local ad lists gloves in gray brown tan and black lined with pure wool at discounted prices and mentions a salt case with detachable handle and strong tips. Also promotes a Kenolo Muckantek towel and a $10 Linien Suite closeout. Adds Sunday Baltimore departure times and a Frederick railroad schedule, plus a dancing school and private lessons by W M Ritchie with contact details.
IN THE LAW'S GRIP CASE WIMN BEITTANY RATURUAS
Constable Carter arrested Samet Cline and Walter Harelek on suspicion they ran over Austin Starr at Smith Market Street Sunday. They were brought before Justice View and released on own recognizance for a Saturday hearing. Grover Cling was indicted for counterfeiting and arrested in Catoet. Cline was also indicted on a charge of cnt. He was brought to this city and given $22 bail for his appearance.
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Mesere
Chorten Ridgeley
Market Street
Church
Second
Third
Phy
DOT. Davin
Case Wimn
Beittany Raturuas
Samet Cline
Walter Harelek
Carter
Austin Starron
Smith' Market
Sundiay
HS Eekxioin
Mileht
Shei
Grover Cling
Catoet
Cline
Indinton
Demonstration at Braddock Colony and local racing results
A chaotic fragmentary report notes a demonstration on work of a chemical engine funded by Braddock Colony with plans to name and christen the device. The nearby horse race at Hanover drew 15 entries down to four, Billikin g by Mononacy won in 2.18 2.16 2.19 2.20, while Mrs. Clarence Johnson of North Market Street slipped on stairs and broke a small bone in her left leg. Crum and Davidson engineers hired to assist the project.
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Wight
Braddock
Amune
Hanover
Billikin
b._g
Mononacy
Ro Smith
Clarence Johnson
North Market Street
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