Frederick Fans Happy Over Record Baseball Team
Frederick Maryland reports a record 18 victories and 2 defeats with a 338 lead in the Blue Ridge pennant race. The crowd praised the team’s form, new players Porter and Agnew, and slotted Stansberger out. Poke Whalen drives batting, while Stevens and Norton shine. A planned game with Washington Nationals looms next month.
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Frederick
Blue Ridge
Porter
Viroinia
Cy Malone
Morrison
Boyne
Washington Nationals
Stevens
St. John's College
King
Norton
Peck
Poke Whalen
Orrison
Martinsburg
Hanover
Gettysburg
Hagerstown
Chambersburg
Collegians top All-Stars in 28-hit Frostburg game
In Frostburg Maryland on June 22 the Collegians defeated the Stars 17 to 8 at the Frostburg baseball park. Palmyra Palmygra pitcher Schneider threw a full game in a pitcher friendly exhibition aided by a double umpire system. Raley Mayer and Decker vs Schneider and Jeffries provides the notable battery pairing. The fourth inning featured a long fly misplay turned relay by Frank Jeffries and C Johns.
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Frostburg
Collegians
All-Stars
Saul Baley
Mayer
Frank Jeffries
Kitchins
C. Johns
Schneider
Palmyra
Pamgr
Gallegians
Vices
Witteareses
Raley
Decker
Coll
W. Jeffries
Boyle
Doyle
Welsh Hill Falls 4 to 1 as Carlos Nines Prevail
On Sunday at Carlos grounds Frostburg, the Welsh Hill team was defeated 4 to 1 by Carlos. McNeil pitched superbly allowing only one hit. Score by innings shows Welsh Hill 0 1 0 0 9 0 0 0 0 and Carlos 0 0 2 0 0 0 2 0 0. Batteries Micksell Gray for Welsh Hill and Middleton for Carlos. Um pire Pfiester.
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Frostburg
Welsh Hill
Carlos
Carlos Grounds
McNeil
R. H. E. Welsh Hill
W. H. Micksell
Gray Carlos
McNeil and Middleton
Pfiester
Grant Street Boys Defeat Grahmtown 14 to 2 in Frostburg
In Frostburg on June 22 the Grant Street team routed Grahmntown 14 to 2. Pitcher Race held Grahmntown to four hits as Grant Street tallied in each inning except the second and ninth. Batteries Grant Street Race Langford Grahmtown Jones Hanna.
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Frostburg
Grahamtown
Grant Street
Race
Funeral of Mrs. Brooke at St. Jerome's Hyattsville
Mrs. Joseph H. Brooke formerly of Cumberland was buried Monday after a sudden heart illness. She is a daughter of the late Andrew Gonder. Interment followed at Mt. Olivet Cemetery. Also noted is the death of 12 year old Harry Robert Blacklin of Coville Pennsylvania, buried in Rose Hill Cemetery after a brief illness. the report ends with an unfinished line about Mr Kiln.
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Brooke
Joseph H. Brooke
Cumberland
St. Jerome's Catholic Church
Hyattsville
Mt. Olivet Cemtery
Andrew Gonder
Harry Robert Blacklin
Thomas
Blacklin
Coville
Baltimore and Ohio
Rose Hill
Kiln
Washington's tiny June brides captivate society
Two of Washington's diminutive social favorites have wed this June. Clarinne Hunter married broker Francis Alton Connolly on June 8, and Doris Moore wed Lieut. Richard Henry Booth on June 16. Connolly and Booth plan to remain in Washington and Newport respectively, as Booth serves aboard the USS Warden.
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Washington Society
Clarinne Hunter
R. J. Hunter
Francis
Alton Connolly
Doris Moore
William N. Moore
Richard Henrytooth
U. S
Francis Alton Connolly
Richard Henry Booth
Suffragist Delegation Plans Maryland Visit in June
Frederick hosts a large visiting suffrage delegation to rally support for the next federal amendment. The group, led by Mrs. Minnie E. Brooke, will visit Hagerstown Deer Park Rockville Emmitsburg and meet Congressman David J. Lewis in Cumberland. The effort pairs with single tax advocates to pressure Lewis toward a yes vote.
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Frederick
David J. Lewis
Cumberland
Hagerstown
Deer Park
Rockville
Emmitsburg
Congressional Union
Lewis
Joseph Fels
Philadelphia
Charles J. Ogle
Woman's Single Tax Club
Maryland
Minnie E. Brooke
Edna S. Latimer
Mr. Lewis
Washington
Congress
Elkins Opens Attractive New City Park Pavilion
Elkins West Virginia on June 22 reports a new concrete pavilion with a band pagoda fountain and lavatories nearing completion in the city park. Citizens pursue a plan to make Elkins a city beautiful with widespread plantings of flowers and trees this summer.
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Elkins
W. Va
West Virginia
City Orders Strict Parking Prohibition on Key Streets
Police Commissioner Wilson yesterday directed enforcement of the parking ban on Centre street between Baltimore and Bedford, Baltimore between Liberty and Center, North Liberty between Baltimore and the post office, and the upper end of South Liberty. Cars facing Baltimore street and parking on both sides of Liberty will be prohibited.
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Wilson
Centre Street
Baltimore
Bedford Street
Liberty
Center
North Liberty
Baltimore Street
Post Office Building
South Liberty Street
Injured Workman Hurt Erecting Organ in Elk Ridge Church
Rosenmarket a cabinet maker and organ builder with H A Burke Organ Co. was seriously hurt in St Augustine's Church Elk Ridge Md while hoisting a pipe organ part. He suffered a broken back broken ribs and paralysis of both legs and is in critical condition at University Hospital Baltimore. Philip W Blake of the Chamber of Commerce goes to Baltimore to aid in his care.
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Rosenmarkel
Columbia Avenue
Philip W. Blake
Chamber of Commerce
Ongan
Baltimore
Rosenmarket
R. L. Clinton
Midland Signs Dolly Grey for Baseball Team
Midland announces the signing of pitcher Dolly Grey who played for Martinsburg last year and hit Cumberland in last season’s series. The Cumberland game moves to Midland on Wednesday and the Saturday match moves to the South End diamond.
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Midland
Dolly Grey
Martinsburg
Cumberland
South End
Abolish Art and Music Positions In Allegany County Schools
Allegany County School Commissioners have abolished the posts of primary supervisor and supervisor of art and drawing held by Miss Lena Gertrude Rolling and supervisor of music held by Miss Cora Bell Morse for economical reasons. The board may later reorganize the positions under one teacher.
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Allegany County
Lena Gertrude Rolling
Cora Bell Morse
Ways to Stay Cool as Summer Arrives in Town
The article offers practical tips for enduring heat in mid June. It argues to reduce worry and hurry, keep calm to avoid sweating, and focus on cool thoughts. It advises scheduling most work for the cooler morning and resting in the hottest hours, with more tips promised in a future piece.
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Sol
Tooth
Masters of Industry Sermon on Service to Civilization
A public forum extols the era of service where great minds serve civilization. It lauds Edison Vail McCormick and Fulton as master minds of the modern age whose innovations drive industry, communication, agriculture, and transport, calling service the highest human calling.
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Agriculture and Commerce
Athens
America
Edison
Vail
McCormick
Reaper
Fulton
Christ
Mothers Giving Children Away Moves Spotlight to Salvation Army
Four mothers in one week sought homes for their children at the Salvation Army. Adjutant Woods called it a record week of child distribution and noted efforts to aid mothers with country outings and summer campaigns funded by local collections on Baltimore Street.
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Salvation Army
Adjutant Woods
B Etter
Baltimore Street
New Woolen Mills for Philippi Sure
Philippi West Virginia June 22 Saturday a good lady bought 1000 dollars of stock in a woolen mill project leaving about 1500 needed for a sure go and 500 of that is in sight Barbourites are hoped to support the venture and the payroll would provide a cash market for farm products and boost local merchants
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Philippi
W. Va
Armament on Vessels Admitted by British Armament
London June 22 The Royal Mail Steam Packet Company reports to shareholders that immunity from attack by enemy cruisers in the South Atlantic raids was largely due to prewar arming of nearly all the A and DP class mail and passenger steamers for self defense.
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London
London Times
Royal Mail Steam Packet Company
South Atlantic
Police Mob Battalion to Demonstrate Tactics in Gotham
The New York police department will debut its mob battalion at field day exercises today and tomorrow at the Gravesend racetrack. Three hundred trained officers will be armed with rifles and shown mob handling tactics.
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Gotham
New York
Gravesend
Local Personal Notes Reach Across States
Miss Hylda M. Smith recovering from appendectomy at Western Maryland Hospital. Charles H. Linville and family staying at Bond Cottage Oakland for the summer. Philip Null of Cleveland visiting Charles H. Baer at 417 Fayette Street. Miss Emma Keller of Eckhart visiting Mrs. E. L. Foreman Rose Hill. William Lyeberger visiting relatives in Washington DC. Miss Virginia Lowrey of Brooklyn visiting aunt Mrs. W. W. R. Mudge at 100 Oak Street. Miss Marie Cosgrove of Westernport visiting Miss Emma Gertleman and others in Bedford and Mafin's Choice. Mrs. Leroy Browne hosting at Middleburg, Va. Donnell Dunbar Avirett leaves for St Louis to join Roemer visit to San Francisco Exposition. Mrs. Creed Wilson Sr. returned from Staunton Va. Nellie Sisk of Piney Grove entering Western Maryland Hospital. Eleanor Gracie of Eckhart, student at Goucher College, has returned home.
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Hylda M. Smith
Western Maryland Hospital
Charles H. Linville
Baltimore
Bond Cottage
Oakland
Philip Null
Cleveland
Ohio
Charles H. Baer
Fayette Street
William Lyeberger
Washington, D. C
Virginia Lowrey
Brooklyn
N. Y
W.W. R. Mudge
Oak Street
Marie Cosgrove
Westernport
Emma Gertleman
John P. Cuppett
Bedford
L. W. Germand
Mafin’s Choice
Oro Murrie
Patterson Avenue
A. Hunter Boyd
J. Thurston Boyd
Bessie Boyd
Middleburg
Leroy Browne
Donnell Dunbar Avirett
St. Louis
John L. Roemer
San Francisco Exposition
Creed Wilson
Staunton
Nellie Sisk
Piney Grove
Eleanor Gracie
Eckhart, Md
Goucher College
Colored Pythians Fair for Sherman Lodge in Frederick St area
William T Sherman Lodge of the colored Pythians bought a lot on Frederick street extended to build a lodge hall and home. A fair to fund the project runs at 34 North Mechanic street from last night through June 26 with Herman Brown as chairman and a committee including W R Williams John Gordon Robert Meyers Harry Snowden Ulysses Bromery Edward Hillery George Massey and Thomas Mathews.
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William T. Sherman
Second Harvard Unit Sails for War Zone From New York
One of the largest American medical delegations to sail for the war zone since last fall is scheduled to depart today aboard the Holland-America Noordam. The group, known as the second Harvard surgical unit, includes nearly twenty Boston physicians led by Dr. E H Nichols of Boston City Hospital as associate professor of surgery.
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New York
Red Cross
Noordam
Rotterdam
Harvard Surgical Unit
Boston
E. H. Nichols
Boston City Hospital
Italian Murder Near Everett
Engagement announcement of a young Italian girl from Foodvale near Everett ends in a quarrel and a fatal shooting. Fiancé Guy Vullo dies. Antonio Maratto jailed. Two Italian miners held as witnesses.
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Everett
Foodvale
Guy Vullo
Antonio Maratto
Blue to reforest Barbour contract in West Virginia
State Tax Commissioner Fred C. Blue will reforest 400 acres in Barbour county with chestnut, popular, locust and black walnut. The project, the first private reforestation effort in the state, will receive assistance from the state and United States Forestry Service.
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Charleston
W. Va
West Virginia
Fred C. Blue
Barbour County
Frank Glenn
Parsons
State Forestry Service
Blue
United States Forestry Service
Double Capacity of State Sanatorium at Hope Mont
The Hope Mont tuberculosis sanitarium near Terra Alta West Virginia will double its capacity by August 1 from sixty to 120 patients. Three new buildings under construction will finish expansion on a 600 acre site at 3 000 feet above sea level on the cottage plan. E E Davis M D serves as superintendent.
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Hope Mont
Terra Alta
W.va
J. S. Lakin
Board of Control
E. E. Davis
Oldest British Peer Celebrates Ninety Fifth Birthday
London June 22. Congratulations flowed to the venerable Duke of Graham as he reached his ninety fifth year becoming the oldest peer in the House of Lords after the death of the Earl of Wemyss. A former army officer he served with distinction in the Crimea and was equerry to Queen Victoria Edward VII and King George.
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London
Duke of Graham
House of Lords
Earl of Wemyss
Queen Victoria
Edward VII
King George
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Cumberland, MD
Trans-Atlantic Steamship Agency
Cyril B. Geare
Seaver and Geare
Walsh Building
Oxford
Bridge
Family
John
Fulton & CO
Baltimore and Liberty Sts
Cumberland, Maryland
Emma Keller
Eckhart
E. L. Foreman
Colored Pythians Fair
Harvard
Edison Elec
Ill, CO
N. Liberty St
Cuphefi
Park Street
Elm Street
North Mechanic Street
Braddock Way
Star Street
J. H. Holzshu
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