Train Wreck Lands Freight Cars Incur Heavy Damage
A freight train derailed near Thurmont this morning after a signal failed to operate. Several boxcars derailed and tracks torn, with two engines toiled intact and no passengers harmed. Engineer Shaw of York, Pa was injured and hospitalized in Baltimore. Dispatchers likely rerouted trains, while crews cleared wreckage throughout the day.
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Hoare
Arrowis
al Tehugh
Leig
Shaw
York
Baltimore
Ghia
Ingersthal
Deneks
Lost Him Twice as Much in Campaign Expenses
Rockville clerk’s office shows Biihihard Warder spent 2005.90 on his Republican district bid. Itemized costs include announcements 125, printing stamps and advertising 279, travel 09, messenger 179, hall rent 1, and telephone and telegraph 220, plus other minor charges. Davis J. Lewis, Democratic candidate, reports 401.62 in primary expenses covering announcements 426, stamps 47.29, travel 26.50, advertising 174.94, telegrams and tolls 10.10, postage ayiod.
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Circuit Court
Rockville
Warder
Iavelia
Menaenger
J. Lewis
Democratic Combiationad
Richard McHenry demands public divorce notice
Richard McHenry, a well known horseman, states he has been granted a divorce and wants the world to know in large display. He complains a prior notice was printed in small letters and seeks clear confirmation he is a free man again. He adds he will not remarry soon.
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Richard’ McHenry
Richard McHenry
Keedy
Dior
Hagerstown Mall
Avon von Catarh
Lyrita
Prodigal Son Found on Train Passenger Sale
A father offered $50 to find his son who ran away a year ago. The missing boy, Jeysarokl Price, son of Abr, was located on a train near Hagerstown while Wilbur Potter sold tickets and headed toward Dakota. The reunion followed a tip from Potter.
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Siiseb Price
Jeysarokl
Zullager
Wilbur Potter
Price
Hagerstown
Ewth
Stimson for Governor Henry L Stimson to Run
Messy dispatch from Saratoga New York Sept 58 notes Henry L Stimson will likely be nominated for Governor of New York this afternoon. The report hints at a sweeping party strategy and a key Republican lineup as the campaign unfolds with strong support from party leaders.
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Henry L. Stinmson
Tha Nowa
Saratoga
N.Y
Monry Stimeon
New York
Phin
J W Dean Quits Rio Grande Amid Management Shakeup
The New York Commercial aga reports anticipated changes at Denver and Rio Grande after J W Dean resigns as general manager. Dean, recruited from St Louis, led costly improvements. New York officials question expenses and demand restraint. He plans to return to St Louis to join a Gould system road.
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New York
Hor Fen W. Clarke
Imanager
Fis
B.P. Jeffery
Donn
Loula
Itia
Gould Syaton
Radiography boon in tuberculosis diagnosis hailed in Baltimore
Reports from the Phipps Institute describe the use of X-ray radiographs to detect tuberculosis earlier than traditional physical exams. Dr. Kenan Dunham and Dr. Boardman show radiographs reveal findings unseen in clinical tests, signaling a new epoch in medicine though limited to initial steps and ongoing evaluation by Prof. Welch.
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Baltmore
Kenan Dunham
Cincinnati
Phipps Institute
Sitce Inne
Boardman
Welch
Br. Dunham
Woman's Christian Temperance Union Meets in September
A W C T U gathering on Monday night September 26 featured Miss Florence Medley organizing the Department of Work Among Soldiers and Sailors with the motto Patience and Perseverance. Letters from soldiers and sailors described comfort bags including sewing supplies and purity leaflets, while clippings urged banning the canteen. The program highlighted decorative bags and hospital wall pockets, with reports of active work from Frederick and Middletown branches. The next WCTU meeting is set for October 10 and the rowing school resumes October 1.
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Baling
Woman's Christian Temperance Union
Florence Medley
Mise Keller
Mra
Ella ‘Thacker
W. C. T U1
Fallora
Comfort Bage
Augualine
Fort ‘Wayne
Manta
Fort Motroe
Qinger
Lynd
Mullinix
May Markell
J. D. Hendrickson
W. H. Filler
Keeping Boys on Farm Seeks Alluring Country Life
The article argues solving the country boy on the farm problem by creating attractive social and business opportunities in rural areas. It highlights growing farming science, boys clubs, agricultural instruction, and accessible literature as keys to retaining youth in farming rather than moving to cities. It notes modest land, disciplined farming, frugality, and business sense can yield competence without vast acres.
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Jena
Thafe
Tefet
Banking growth in United States 1867 to 1909
Dr. A Platt Andrew reports a surge in national and state banks from 1686 national banks in 1867 to 8782 in 1900 and 898 in 1909, state banks from 272 to 11819, with total deposits rising from 1.012 billion in 1867 to 16.59 billion in 1909. He notes peak bank failures in 1893 at 4.619 million and total losses since 1907 barely over 1 million. New York City national banks' share fell from 41 percent to 21 percent of deposits.
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A. Platt Andrew
Treasury
Washington
Monetary Commission
United States
Andrew
New York City
Death of Richard Murthey at Walkersville home
Richard Murthey died this morning at Walkersville home of his daughter Mrs John Siy dor after paralysis, aged 81. Survived by two daughters Mrs Taylor and Miss Anna Mary Murthey. Funeral Friday at 9 AM at DU B Caunch Chapel, Irene Creek Cemetery burial. Putman and Creager of Walkersville are funeral directors.
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Richard Murthey
John Siydor
Walkersville
Saylor
Anna Mary Murthey
Priday Horning
B. Caunch
Irene Creek
Putman and Creager
Personal and Social News from The Hews Friends Abroad
Local social notes list residents and visitors moving through Frederick and surrounding areas. Entries include Mr. Robert Trlery of Rocky Springs in Frederick on business, Col. Ulysses Hobbs of New Market, and Miss Katie Dyer visiting Washington, with multiple mentions of relatives returning from trips to Baltimore, Hanover, Pittsburgh, and Philadelphia.
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My. HL
Shiples
Lain
Robert ‘Trlery
Rocky “Springs
Préderick
Mixinesa
John W. Kolb
Brutewick
Frederick
Bsiness
Ulysses 8
Hobbs
New Market
George ‘T. Koblenburg
Adamatown
George 1 Frazier
Hanover
Katie Dyer
Washington
Missy Gertrude Smith
East Fourth Street
Jefferson
Prager
Hannover
Valu
Kane
Sarah A
Toms
East Second Street
W. A
Maat Church Street
Mra
Joseph J. Roelkey
Tancytown
Miss Geleste Roelkey
Harmony Grove
Pennsylvania
Aad Ales
D. M. Bila
Colume ‘Bie
Kansas
Divorce as the worlds greatest evil debated by bishop Wordsworth
An interview with Right Rev John Wordsworth, Bishop of Salisbury, argues for a country wide divorce law to curb the divorce evil. He notes U.S. and English practices, observations on modern home life, and plans to attend the Cincinnati Protestant Episcopal Conference. A brief note mentions ad offers and local advertising.
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Tongland
John Wordaworth
Salisbury
England
Wordsworth
Canada
Ely
Cincinnati
King of the Metals The iron story in electrical power
An historical view traces iron’s central role in electricity from earliest metallurgy in Central Europe to its use in induction magnets. It explains how soft iron cores and insulated windings convert electrical current into strong magnetic fields, powering motors and generators.
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Electrical Bulletin
Africa
Aid
Egypt
Libya
Uganda
China
A. D. Arich
Japan
Europe
Norleum
Austria
Bavaria
Haltletett
Roania
Transylvania
Greece
Metalurgy
Iit
Frederick Market Prices from Frederick County Exchange
Quotations corrected September 28 1910. Wheat No 2 Red 94. Corn Ear Corn 3 50 per bbl Shelled Corn 70c per bushel Rye 60c to 66c per bushel Oats 64c to 66c per bushel Barley 50c to 60c per bushel Hay Baled No 1 Timothy 19 to 20 No 2 Timothy 18 to 19 No 1 Mixed 17 to 18 No 2 Mixed 16 to 17 Clover 16 to 14 Hay Not Baled 10 to 12 per ton Straw Baled Wheat 8 to 10 Straw Baled Data 8 to 10 Flour Winter Wheat 6 35 to 5 85 Spring Wheat 6.00 to 6.50 Cornmeal 1 60 to 1 70 per 100 lbs Mill Feeds Bran 24 per ton Middlings 29 per ton Red Dog 2.20 to 2.30 per sack Dairy Feeds 24 to 25 per ton Cotton Seed Meal 34 to 36 Seeds Timothy 4.00 to 4.76 per bushel Clover 38 to 9 per bushel Potatoes 45 to 60 per bushel lu Lrtsy
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Arley
Timothy
PUBLIC SALES NOTICE OF ESTATE LAND AND WOOD LOTS
Public sales announce purchase terms for 1810 land parcels and outlying wood lots in Frederick County. The listing details 194 acres with a frame dwelling and outbuildings, plus two wood lots totaling twenty six acres and perches. Deposits due, conveyancing at purchaser expense, with bids opening September 29 and final payment in April.
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A.D. Bai
Bugaty Laat
Swart
Edward Nichola
Samuel
Heyeay
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