Fly Causes Trouble With Frederick Railroad Journal Heat-Power Off
The Frederick Railroad Company reports engine journals overheating due to a fly in a lubricating oil cup. The fly entered the oil line, blocked the journal, and caused repeated heating and reduced power. It was removed, and officials expect normal operation after cooling. The loop car service resumes until after the Frederick Fair, and a city transfer system is being developed with Market and Patrick Streets as a transfer hub.
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Frederick Railroad
Frederick Railroad Company
Emory L. Coblentz
Coblentz
Jeff
Frederick Fair
Fairgrounds
Frederick
Market
Patrick Streets
Eliminate wooden trestle replaces with concrete bridge near fairgrounds
Frederick Railroad completes track work for fair season by replacing a light wooden trestle over Carroll Creek with a concrete and iron bridge serving the Schley Lime Kilns and loop. The updated route uses yards, a switch, and crosses Dixon field to reach the pike before the fairgrounds, simplifying maintenance to a single bridge. Also, Bishop Corrigan confirms a class of 53 at St Marys Church Barnesville with several resident priests assisting.
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Frederick Railroad
Pike
Carroll Creek
Schley
Dixon Field
Fairgrounds
A Dreadful Sight at Freeaine Sore Ends After Remedy
A man named H. W. Barnom of Freeaine NOY suffered a fever sore for years. After trying many remedies he used Kurk lena Arnica Salve and reports it healed his scars twists and sores. The ad notes availability at Pearre's Pharmacy via The News.
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Tn H.W. Barnom
Freeaine
Noy
PURELY PERSONAL Notices of local residents and visitors
Purely personal items list residents and friends visiting Baltimore Philadelphia Washington Middletown Gettysburg and other places. It notes returns from trips to Boston New York Philadelphia and Nantucket and mentions guests, visits, and brief trips by many locals including Miss Lindsay, Rev Gill, Mr Welty Palkney, Mr Jacobson, Mrs Knott, and George Rodark Jr. who begins medical studies. It also records purchases of a Ford by Dick Nailin and a See America First meeting in Baltimore.
Seeding Time Here in Middletown Valley
Farmers report seeding wheat in warm weather causing vigorous growth and many volunteers in fields. Some note potential yield loss from a fly insect that damages stalks, while others use such growth as pasture. Also lists advertised letters at Frederick City Post Office dated September 23, 1911.
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Middletown
Bank of
Ie Egunty
Nowlug
To Visit Rescue Council in Baltimore Visit
State Councillor A. E. Steidler of the O U A M will visit Rescue Council in Baltimore this evening accompanied by local order members. The party departs this afternoon from Frederick City Garage with members including Heidler and J F Oland C H Eckstein S L Welty J X Dubel Clarence Hiltner Marion V Kine Frank Korrell T J Dinter man and C fl Stoner. Constable Stephen Mayers of Liberty Town brought Harry Griffith colored to jail this morning on liquor sale to minors indictment by grand jury.
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A. E. Steidler
Rescue Council
Baltimore
Frederick City
Heidler
John F. Oland
C. H. Eckstein
Stephen Mayers
Libertytown
Harry Griffith
Griffith
TRYING TO STOP PRIZE FIGHT IN LONDON COURT FOCUS
Special Dispatch to The News reports London authorities seeking court action to halt a prize fight near Mnoday. Mauir, counsel for Treasury, has summoned promoter James White, fighter Jack Johnson, and Bombarder Wells to court to prevent the bout.
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London
Mauir
Treasury
James White
Jack Johnson
Wells
Mnoday
Inquiry Board At Work Begins In Toulon
Dispatch from Toulon reports the board of inquiry opening work as rescuers continue recovering bodies from the battleship Liberte. A fire aboard sister ship Pattie raises suspicions of foul play as investigators begin proceedings.
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Toulon
Liberte
Pattie
Board of Inquiry
Socialist threat to strike over Tripoli Turkey dispute
Special dispatch from Rome reports socialists threaten a general strike in protest of the Tripoli dispute with Turkey. The government braces for possible war unless Turkey concedes demands.
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The
Rome
Tripoli
Turkey
Bank of Egypt Suspends Payments Amid Dividend Disclosures
The Bank of Egypt suspends payments amid a surprising move in the Financial District. Last year the bank paid 14 per conti dividends, raising questions about liquidity and regulatory response as markets watch for official statements from Bank of Egypt officials in London.
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the News
London
Bank of
Eegypt
Payment Financial District
Election at San Francisco Direct Primary City Vote
San Francisco resumes first municipal election under direct primary law with residents voting in scheduled contest as officials prepare for the new process.
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San Francisco
Real estate filings and guardianships in Brunswick County court
Second and final account of Fannie A Cotvat guardian to Finily 3 Cute filed. Third account of William B Cutgait guardian to Neva Mo and Gail Cat sail led. First and final account of Mary B Kigsher guardian to Iva B Fisher filed. Rulification of audit in sales of real estate of Win J Disney deceased. Several real estate transfers listed: Moser to Leath enpan. Murray et al. Stiraulll to Sanith. Wodtunkle to Gordon Strong. Rhedes to Huades. Pearie to Smith. Linwood Nicholson to Elisabeth Nicholson. Entities include Jacob L Moser, Jacob HW Leath enpan, Miehmd de Murray, Bridget McAvey Murray, Crayton J Stiraulll, Alice Vi Sanith, George Wodtunkle, Deval Hhedes, John Huades, Mary A. Pearie, Albert J. Smith, Linwood J. Nicholson, Aimee Agt Tice Aser, Charles Jloward Gratey, Ida Mil ley, Fannie A Cotvat, Finily Cute, William B Cutgait, Neva Mo, Gail Cat sail, Mary BE Kigsher, Iva B Fisher, Win J Disney.
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Mene
Jacob L. Moser
Jacob HW. Leathenpan
Miehmd de Murray
Bridget McAvey Murray
Brunswick
Crayton J Stiraulll
Alice Vi Sanith
George Wodtunkle
Wift
Gordon Strong
Deval Hhedes
Ta John &. Huades
Aia
Fannie A. Cotvat
Guardhal
Finily
Cute
Ekll
William B. Cutgait
Guardian
Neva Mo
Gail
Catsail
Mary BE. Kigsher
Iva B. Fisher
Win
J. Disney
New Schedule On N C R R Changes Effective Sunday
A new schedule for the Northern Central Railroad went into effect Sunday with multiple changes. Morning and afternoon departures shift to 7.34 and 2.55, connections with Baltimore improved. 7.30 pm arrival now 6.40 pm. 4.52 pm departure now 4.30 pm. 8.42 pm arrival now 7.05 pm. Funeral held for Edward Koontz in Baltimore. burial at Emmitsburg. Koontz survived by two sons John A and William B of Baltimore and brother James of Emmitsburg. Frederick Corps held a Sunday night meeting with a large crowd. twelve prayers and two converts. Evangelist Gross urged turning to the Lord. Mr and Mrs Gross accompany the army until tomorrow. Mrs Mary Long received a $500 Fraternal Mystic Circle insurance check for Ernest Long, died August 15.
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Northern Central Railroad
Baltimore
Edward Koontz
St. Juike's Hospital
St. Gregory's Catholic Church
Ghmore
Baker Streets
Peter L. Kreton
Emnittsburg
Koontz
John A
William &. Koontz
James Koontz
Emmtsburg
A. R. Favorite
Creagerstown
Mystic Circle
Mary ©. Long
Ernest Long
Diapepsin promise relief from indigestion
A vintage advertisement claims Diapepsin will cure stomach misery by aiding digestion so meals won t ferment or sour. It asserts quick relief within minutes and promises a strong, comfortable stomach after one dose, with further claims of universal food tolerance.
Assistants Sought for Tuberculosis Charity Work
A union meeting of the Anti Tuberculosis Society and the Federated Charities discussed hiring an assistant nurse to support Miss Casey. With Metropolitan Insurance Co. funding and rising tuberculosis caseloads, a three month engagement was approved. Citizens will be solicited to fund the Federation through the General Finance Committee.
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Anti-Tuberculoss Society
Federated Chastuya
Charlies
South Market Street
Anti-Tuberculogic Society
Miss Casey
Casey
General Nursing Service
Metropolitan Insurance Co
Charites
Charity
Social Service Club
Association For Tha Blind
Buillding
Federated Charities
Federation
Morgan shows promise at third base for Nationals
Ray Morgan formerly with Freder ick now with the Washington Nationals impresses manager McAleer with steady improvement at third base. McAleer believes Morgan could become the regular third baseman next season, noting his growing skill and potential as a valuable player. Also details Mount St. Marys athletic leadership change and a local medical remedy advertisement fragment.
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Ray Morgan
Frederick
Washington Nationals
McAleer
Morgan
Mor'gan
Jury Counts More Ballots in Fourth Ward Recount
After a three and a half hour recount of the first four precincts in Baltimore Fourth ward, the grand jury found no discrepancy between official and juror counts. Boxes resealed and sent to police. eight remaining precincts to be recounted, possibly tonight. Evening session possible if needed.
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Fourth Ward
Baltimore
Criminal Court
Munny
Duffy
Frederick County Charities Sealed Bids for Almshouse Supplies
The Commissioners of Charities and Corrections of Frederick County Maryland invite sealed bids for furnishing supplies for the support and maintenance of inmates at the Almshouse and others in jail for October November and December 1911. Bids to be opened at 16 o'clock in the Grand Jury room at the Court House, bids awarded to the lowest responsible bidder who must furnish bond for faithful performance. Obtain supply lists from Lewis E. Flook Secretary or Jacob B. Tyson Treasurer Frederick City. The board reserves the right to reject any or all bids.
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Commissioners of Charities and Corrections
Frederick County
Grand Jury Room
Lime
Court House
Lewis E. Flook
Jacob B. Tyson
Frederick City
Frederick City notice of street regrading and apportionment
The Commissioner has completed apportionment of costs for regrading repaving and sewering parts of South Market Street and East Patrick Street and West Patrick Street in Frederick City Maryland. A statement of apportionment is on file for inspection. Interested parties may object at the City Register's office on October 3 1911 and be heard.
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General Assembly of Maryland
Maryland
Frederick County
Frederick
General Assembly of
Code of Public Local Laws of
Tle
A. D
South Market Street
All Saints Street
South Street
West Third Street
Market and
Bentz Streets
Frederick City
Market and Third Streets
Acta
East Patrick Street
Carroll Street
East Street
West Patrick Street
Court Street
Bentz Street
Patrick Street
West Church Street
Market Street
Patrick
Church Streets
All Saints’ Street
City Register
Emory C. Crum
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O. B. Corrigan
St. Mary's Catholic
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Harring
Ton
Francis A. Vondorf
Washington
James F. Macklin
Phillip B. McGuire
Mary Miller
East Third Street
Bualttimera
J. Welty Palkney
Mast
George Bub
North Martad Street
Galthinore
Mig George Eagle
Misa Louise McPaniel
West Thire Street
Lewistown
Alr
Eugene Speanseller
Walthmore
Harry Wothyer
Eon
George
Bnnt
Fourth Street
York
Rev
Henri LG Kleffer
Marshall Yarnetle
Leahie
Biltimore
John Francis Smith
West Second Street
Elliott City
Myrtle Long
J.J. Arlen
Pittsburg
Mrs. I. Schroeder
North Market Street
Prof
Mrs. Amon Cramer
Beston
New York
Philadelphia
Faith Lindsay
Irene Lindsay
East Second Street
A. J. Gill
Aberdeen
George W. Heinlein
Carl Jacobson
Ruth
Misa Bessie Hahn
Ruth Fisher
Clarke Place
Taneytown
Litteetown
Hanover
Dr. Z. NL Wentz
Anna Maxwell
York, Pa
Treich
East Church Street
Mary Rothenhoefer
Cornelia Kline
Washington, D. C
John Whoesner
Altoona, Pa
Laura J. Cook
Soral Hoffman
Irene Neff
Ridgely, Md
Mary Crumbaugh
North Bentz Street
Woodsboro
Florence Heard
Hadys Fout
Kemptown
Big County
State Normal School
Carrie Troxell
West Fourth Street
Petersburg
Southern Female College
Dick” Nailin
Virz Davis
Myrtle Elkins
Cit
Mro
Mra
T J. Michael
Charlestown
Rippeon
WL Va
George S. Rodark, Jr
Georgetown Medical College
Georgetown, I. C
Mr. Creager
Thurmont
Niantic City
Undertakers
Richard P Ross
See
America
Uhis
Middletown Valley
Prederick City
Qere
Offic
Thos. J. Claggett
Stewart Bell
Gomley
Joshey Little
Leslie Martin
Wm. Myers
Gen. W. Neldig
Roy J. Rise
John Stahl
Frank Williams
BE. P. Alexander
Alice Brown
Misa Katherine Cromwell
J. J. Harday
Inquiry Board AT Work
Bank OF Egypt
Circuit and Orphans
Mary A. Pearie
Hiubband
Albert J. Smith
Linwood J
Aimee Agt Tice Aser
Charles Jloward Gratey
Ida Milley
Catoctin Murnaec
American Salvation Army
Anti-Tuberculosis Society
General Athletic Association of
Mount St. Mars’s
J. 4. MeVer
A. J Renls
McCarthy
Pal
Thomas Finn
Chamberlin
King David Lodge
Hall
WF. J. Cheney & Co
Toledo
Ohio
FR. J. Cheney & Co
W. Clinton McSherry
Second Street
Didéwlyf
B. Eward Kepner
Frederick, MD
Aprodiy
Chas. E. Gill
United State College OF Veterinary Surgeons
Doll & Dell
Wade
the Yard ! News
Posilion
Uth
Emmitsburg Pike
Harmen Grow
Thorment
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