Maryland Jockey Club Fall Meeting Dates Named
The Maryland Jockey Club sets October 15 to 31 as the fall meeting dates at Pimlico with plans for larger crowds, higher purses, and top national jockeys. The opening Watson Stakes for two year olds is highlighted, offering about 10 000 to the winner in each sectional race between colts and fillies, while six races including a daily steeplechase will be run starting at 2 15 p m.
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Meryland Jockey Club
Mall Mieat
Sng
Eclipse
Sinder
Pimlico
Novelty
Sam “Hildreth
H. P. Whitney
Boshti
Among the Sick in City Districtes and Health Updates
Mr George Greenwalt and Mr John M Culler on West Patrick street face typhoid fever as Robert Fleming and his son in nearby Tarry are also threatened. Conductor Robert Sherald at City Hospital shows improvement while George Haller and Egat All Shirits street residents recover from illness.
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George Greenwalt
John M.culler
Patrick Street
Meo
Robert Fleming
Tarry
Robert Sherald
Hos
Italy
George
Haller
Watts erects new gate and new crossing laid on Market Street
Local brief notes: Mr. 3. W. Watts has erected a new gate at his East Sixth Street residence. A new crossing has been laid on South Market Street at the Clarke Place intersection.
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W. Watts
Ila
East Sixth Street
South Market Street
Clarke Place
Social notes and upcoming Armory dance cards issued
William H Mehrling hosts a birthday gathering at Monocacy Boulevard with many friends sending birthday wishes. Cards issued for a dance to be held Friday at 8 30 pm at the Armory, issued by the Missen Smith. Advertising is praised for its gentle, growing pull in the world of business.
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Prrceyyes
William *H. Mehrling
Monocacy Boulevard
Tol Khower
Miseen ‘Smith
Armory
Plans for New Car Barns and Electric Cars
The plan proposes fireproof brick car barns on the Burger lot to serve as the railroad main terminal and ease traffic at East Patrick street. Workshops and paint shop will accompany the structures for car storage and better operations. Directors also authorize purchase of two new electric cars for Thurmont and Hagerstown ahead of Thurmont division electrification.
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Paby. Ventardar
East Patrick Street
Burger Lot
Thurmont
Hagerstown
Season at Heights Closes After Weather Affects Dance
The last regular dance night at Braddock Heights was held with few couples due to bad weather, signaling the season’s end. The casino remains open on Tuesdays and Fridays to month’s end for skating, then will host only special events. Officials note no new quarters or half-dollars will be coined this year as Treasury stock moves to meet demand for gold certificates.
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Braddock Heights
Owingialleya
Washington
Treasury Department
Becauuse
Treasury
Hymeneal Essary Kerchner and Exonrs Wedding
Miss Helen For man Kerchner daughter of Mr and Mrs Warry A Kerchner of Baltimore Maryland wed J Frederick Es of Washington. The couple both hold prominent newspaper ties. Edward David named manager of Hotel Rennert Baltimore succeeding James P A O Conner who leaves October first after decades with the hotel. David previously assisted at Rennert and now leads Buena Vista Hotel. He is son in law of John Mahon Baltimore.
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Essary
Kerchner
Helen Forman
Kerelmer
Rennert
Edward David
Baltimore
James P. A. O'Conner
Davis
Buena Vista
John's
Mahon
Hemp Elected Director Amid Bank Vacancy
Two drinks were placed in the lockup overnight and released this morning by Justice H Eckstein. Mr Hemp elected director at Central National Bank to fill vacancy caused by death of Willam H Lakin. Abraham Hemp of Jefferson won the morning election to the post.
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Thia
H. Eckstein
Hemp
Abraham
Tefferson
Thia Morning
Central National Bank
Willam’h. Lakin
Circuit Court Disposes Cases Against Brown Powell Ward Layman
In the circuit court Roscoe Brown was found guilty of larceny and sentenced to two years in the House of Correction. Powell, a colored man, was also convicted of larceny and sentenced to two years. John Ward, colored, faced larceny charges involving 28 chickens and was found not guilty. Colonel Layman, indicted for assault and battery, was acquitted after a struggle near Graceham. the case against Myrtle C. Alexander and Harbaugh related to alleged sexual conduct with a minor was continued with testimonies taken in chambers.
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Brown
Powell
Roscoe Brown
House of Correction
Samuel A. Lewis
Owl
Correcion
Ward
John, D. Ward
Frank G. Zimmerman
Reno
Harp
Traverser
Layman
Groshon
Colonel Layman
Agsault
Harry ¢. Groshon
Bernard Wyles
Graceham
Princeton Duckey
Stoner
Weinberg
Harbaugh
Dttineda
Alves
Marhaugh
Myrtle C. Mexander
Erling
Sabillneville
Marth
Alexander
The County Fair Benefit for Free Kindergarten
The Free Kindergarten Association's Board of Managers approved a fall benefit entertainment titled The County Fair. Miss Bock of the Bock Amusement Company will send a representative to oversee the musical extravaganza featuring about 200 children and 25 speaking parts. The show is set for Friday October 14 with rehearsals starting Tuesday October 4, aiming to entertain and fund the Frederick Free Kindergarten Association.
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Free Kindergarten Association
Miss Bock
Bock Amusement Company
Frederick Free Kindergarten Association
Sawmill Accident Near Indian Springs Involving Hildebrand
A saw mill near Indian Springs owned by Joseph Hildebrand suffered damage yesterday when a loose dog iron in the log clamp was torn from its fastenings as the machine ran. One carrier arm broke and flying fragments scattered, though Hildebrand was uninjured.
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Messia
Rhoderick
Mesare
Strine
Indian Springs
Joseph Hildebrand
Hildebrand
Marriage License and Orphans Court Records
In the Offices of the Circuit and Orphans Court a marriage license is recorded for Paul B. Thomas and Allie Le of Frederick with Charles C. Hubbard of near Woodsboro and Martha W. Shryock of near Creagerstown. First account of William Schnauffer, executor of Daniel Hall, deceased, is noted with a statement that the latter fled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Circuit and Orphans’ Court
Paul
Thomas
Allie le
Frederick
Charles C. Hubbard
Woodsboro
Martha VW. Shryock
Creagerstown
Orphans’ Court
William Schnauffer
Daniel
Hall
Evening Prayer Meetings Resume at Evangelical Labh’éran Church
The midweek prayer meetings will resume this evening at 7 2 o clock conducted by the pastor Roy Ulysaca and G Rapp.
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Labh
Éran
Paatory Roy
Ulysaca
G. Rapp
Local Church Leaders Plan Convention Alliance
Key Protestant ministers in the city form committees to arrange a mission convention aimed at uniting churches. Laymen from several denominations join the planning, with appointees representing Baptist, Episcopal, Lutheran, and Methodist churches. The movement seeks strong local clergy involvement and community support, amid ongoing talks and related civic notices.
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Alliatone
Neue Movemient
Mutoir
Ineet
Commilttes
Crnée
Cowl Nalttee
Meare
Baker
Appte
MA Goodwiatl
Bingleton
Phonys
Stull
Epiacopal
Wi Ann
Abiutaby
Helrenstel
Evangelient
Mme Curdel
A Clarke Kieffer
LL DP
Fabrney
Hhmer Lrengle
Grace
Travers
Cap
Jol Marker
Laithernit
George It Zuinernin
Teury A
Methodist
Rinal Lewly
A. Amerh Gilson
Houlb
Jolliffe
Lake Koonts
Presbyterian
Eluier “Brown
Georges A. Dean
United Thren
Mary
Audie Fob Phleeger
T He Elty
Bishop Paret Home Again After 11 Month Tour Abroad
Bishop William Paret of the Protestant Episcopal Diocese of Maryland returned to Baltimore last night after a long abroad tour of about eleven months. He traveled with his wife Mrs. Paret and daughter Mrs. H. G. McPherson. The bishop left Baltimore around mid October 1908 to attend to health. He is in his eighty fourth year and remains mentally quick and active.
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Bishop Paret
William Paret
Hyad
Protestant Episcopal Diocese of
Maryland
Baltimore
Paret
H. G. McPherson
Unclear historic list of names in fragmented record
Fragmentary OCR text lists multiple personal names and initials without clear context or events. No identifiable actions, dates, or organizations are discernible to establish a coherent news item.
Local Market Notices and Theatre Listings in Frederick
A fragmented Frederick area page notes market hours changing to 8 to 4 0 a m from Oct 1 to May 1 1911, with various market and theatre notices. Includes hospital guild meeting details at U D C rooms Sept 30, drama notices The Marvel Tonight and Clarke Dros, Frederick draymen comment, and millinery openings with dates September 28 29 30 and October 1. Also trolley service changes from Sept 25 and a millinery display at 11 West Patrick Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Be Payne
West Patrick Street
Polarized Fabrics Sale at Ladies Department
Polarized fabrics promotion in the ladies department highlights sunfast and washfast weaves. Saleswomen will showcase fibers, test for tub tests, and take orders, with fabrics claimed not to fade in sun or laundry and advertised at bundle prices across several weaves and patterns.
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Bowse
Popline
Frederick Thurmont train schedule and local ads 1910
Reading shows a Sunday and weekday rail timetable between Frederick and Thurmont with multiple departure and arrival times. The piece mentions the KTOHUBON address on North Market Street and The Etchison Studio, plus notes on coupons, October 1 approaching, oysters, cakes, and other small local notices.
Pole Raised for Lewis in Brunswick Democratic Meeting
A Brunswick Democratic pole raising honored David J. Lewis with a crowd turnout. H C Aligire called the meeting to order while William J. Grove of Lime Kiln led as principal speaker, followed by brief talks from Councilman JH Moler and Joseph E. Chew.
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Brunswick
David “J. Lewis
H.C. Aligire
William J. Grove
Lime, Kiln
Jh.moler
Eagles in Session Tonight At Frederick Eagles Meeting
A social session follows the Frederick Eagles meeting tonight with an interesting program. Members have invited many friends to attend.
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Eagles
Frederick Aerlo
Fishermen Buckey and Schell Catch Eleven Fine Bass
Messrs Thomas G Buckey and Willis Schell succeeded in capturing 11 fine bass yesterday. Messrs Nicholas Brust and Charles Mulligan Jr were successful in capturing 5 bass, the largest weighing three pounds yesterday.
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Yeaterday
Thomas G. Buckey
Willis Schell
Nicholas Brust
Charles Mulligan, Jr
Local stars promoted for Edison and Victor records
Music lovers hear a parade of stars including Caruso Melba Sembrich Farrar and others set to appear on Edison or Victor records. A convenient payment plan offered at Shipley’s Locust Level Dairy announces an October price move of seven cents per quart for fat milk.
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Edison
Victor
Caruso
Scott
Wil. Hams
Melba
Sembrich
Farrar
Ferraziana Eames
Schumann-Heinke
Shipley's
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Thre Daily-News
Yoko
Rpm
Japan
Beon
Wasitixeros
Ww. L. Moons
Weather Bureau
Natice
St. Girke
Acs
Marino & Co
W., Dunneberger
M. M. Guild
Ai K. Gittinger
U. Gregg
White Cross” Co. Red. Co
Bunk Ay
Neidls & Miller
Klein
Ae ‘Laemke
Reid Myers
Lewry
Jockey Club
THE
John Wanamaker
Frederick Railroad
LAW
the. Circuit Court
News OF the Churches
Corning
Misa
E. M.smith
C.A. Robertaoh
Cumberland Daily
News Yesterday
Nowe
Cumberland
Meg Robertson
Mids Smith
Robertson
Daily‘ News
Misa Smith
Tim
Los Angeles
Citizens' National Bank
Citizens’ National Bank
Frederick, MD
Capital
J.D. Baker
WM. G. Baker
IL D. Baker
WM. G. Zimmerman
Samuel G. Duvall
Avat
Cashier
Geo. Wa Sati
Tugs
HW. Haul
Joan
Jaemas
Davies
Bake
Wai
G. Danes
CH. Conny
M.D
Tomas
C. J.’ Cine
Col. Kerauves
Mascers
Jersey
Marino &Cq
Cor
the Marvel Tonight
Dramea
Bravo
Bison
Frederick City
Hospital Guild
U. D.C
Kate Gittinger
Opera
G. William ‘Dansberger
Central “Hardware Company
F. Anderson, Burt
N.R
D. Mantz
John D. . Hendrickson
John D. Hendrickson
Noartes
Iva Riewita
Chile
Umbrélian
Gles
Hye
Neidio & Miller
Williamson's Drug Store
Hess and Clark's
Williamson's
Rexall
Frederick ‘Railroad Company
Thurmont. Division
Artive Thurmont
Big Orme
M, le Rtohioons
Ailied and
Traiivd Assist
Chisena
Rprsowas
P. Rior
Prederick, MD
Hs, Landis
Meshan
Bostanil
Kyor
Landis
North
RI Geo, L. Cramer & Sons
Flius
Lifani
le, Church BT
Real Berate
Henrie Fe
Airguerou Acre Eran
Nile Feu
Beuinwick
Acre
Tanith Muligroin City
Lewistown
Monrovia
Iran
Court Street
Cramer & Stauffer
Cramer
Sieh Apis
Esa
Braddock
Biob
Teen
Edwin
Young&’ Staley
Patrick Atreet
Finch Street
Brarseelles
Etchison Studio
UA. M
Rasar
Patrick
Insurance
People
Bes
Pole
Lewis
Inca
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