Fine Modern Car Barn Completed at East Patrick Street
Frederick Railroad Company has finished a modern car barn and shops at East Patrick Street. The complex includes a mile of tracks around the yard with twenty switches, pits for repair, and electric lighting. The project, planned by chief engineer O. Coblentz, cost about 35 thousand dollars and spans about 11 acres with extensive facilities for repairs and storage.
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East Patrick Street
Frederick Railroad Company
Patrick Street
Ox Fibre Brush Works
Brush Company
Elmer Lixon
Osea
Coblentz
Railond
Baltimore
Philadelphia
New York
Hanover
Car Barn at Thurmont and Middletown Lines Shown
The article describes the new car barn complex for the railroad, its location near the Brush Works, and connections to the Fair Ground loop. It details fireproof brick and steel construction, a 152 by 84 foot main shop, electric power for machinery, and heated plants with concrete protection, plus staffing and repair operations for steam and electric rolling stock.
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Silvie B. Davis
Philadelphia
Brush Works
T. Martin Toke
Washington
Patrick Street
Notcheast
Gas House Pike
Zeipglersville
Marylang Brick and Supls Company
Thurmont
Middletown
Chariva A. Castle
Rockweil Th
Superingen
Capenger
Laura Getzendanner
Woodstock College to be abandoned within two years
The Jesuit Spouse of Studies at Woodstock College in Halamore County will be abandoned within two years. The Jesuit Order has bought property in Yonkers on Broadway and Warburton Avenue to construct a new House of Studies, designed by Thomas Ho Poole & Co. for about $200,000. The site lies near the New York Seminary at Dunwoodie and Fordham University, with transport issues cited as a main cause for the move.
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Woodstock College
Woodstock
Halamore County
Ting
Yonkers
Broadway
Warburton Avenue
Itudson River
Thomas Ho
House of Studies
Rowe
Pope
New York Seminary
Dunwoodle
Pordham University
New York Central
Poushkeepsie
Frederick
NIST
Frederick County
Charles X. Jones
William i. Jones
Cora Joes
John Francis Smith
Lea Webbers
B. W. Bowers
Foredeam County
W! Bowers
Brief Items of Interest and Local Happenings
Mrs John E Fleming of West Fifth street has improved but remains bedridden. Frederick Gun Club members shoot at the club field near Fulmer's Station this afternoon. The house at 267 South Market street, recently purchased by Charles H Heffner, is being torn down to make way for a modern dwelling.
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John E. Fleming
West Fifth Street
Frederick Gun Club
Fulmer
The Busy Beings Ever Mate The King’s New Life Pills
A garbled ad claims Dp King’s New Life Pills are Suz ar coated health globules. It touts benefits like strength energy and relief from digestive issues. Sold at Dearre's Pharmacy for 61 cents.
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King
Val
Dearre
Loyal Temperance Legion hosts entertainment at Pontons Buckeystown
An event by the Loyal Temperance Legion in Buckeystown featured boys in Green and girls in Red Riding Hood, with Miss Rachel Millard performing a solo. The program impressed attendees as dignitaries from Washington and local masters participated. The legion, led by local ladies, promotes temperance work.
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Ponton
D. Buckeystown
Loyal ‘Temperance Legion
Tose
Rachel Millard
Washington
Legion
Will Elect Great Chiefs at Marylum Improved Order Convention
The seventy sixth session of the Great Council of the Red Men will be held in Frederick next week and is expected to be the largest meeting. About 150 members from Baltimore and the Eastern Shore, plus Western Shore attendees, total around 300. A special B and O train will take Maryland visitors to Frederick and return. Candidates for Great Keeper of Wampum and Great Junior Sagamore are named. Henry L. Bennett is favored to be elected Great Sachem. The annual report by Great Chief of Records James C. Littleton notes 1910 card admissions and reinstate figures, tribal counts, and the finances of the order in Maryland.
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Red Men
Hoop
Great Council of
Marylum
Order of Red Men
Frederick
Baltimore
Theastern Shore
United States
Maryland
Henry L. Bennett
James C. Littleton
Pocahontas
Armistice Reached in Mexico, Taft Receives Word
Secretary of War Dukingon announced to the press that President Taft has been informed an armistice has been agreed upon in Mexico, marking a potential end to ongoing hostilities. Details remain sparse as officials confirm the development.
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Taft
Mexico
Dukingon
Series of Accidents Special Dispatch to The News
One dead from apoplexy and a score are ignored when a Long Island passenger S train jumped the tracks entering the depot at Atlantic Avenue Brooklyn. An ambulance bell frightened a horse which ran away and crashed into a car injuring the wagon driver fatally.
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New York
Long Island
Atlantic Avenue
Brooklyn
Fatal Accident At Triton Company Works
Special Dispatch to The News reports two workers fatally hurt in a sudden accident at the Triton Company works. The incident provoked anger among the crowd as authorities moved to restore order and assess the wreckage.
Carnegie May Testify Before Grand Jury Inquiry
Special dispatch from New York reports Andrew Carnegie was called to testify before the grand jury investigating the Carnegie Trust Co. failure. The session followed a long inquiry into advertising practices and the trust’s failure, with details kept confidential by the reporter.
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New York
Mtoe
Andrew Carnegie
Carnegie Trust Co
Fablire
Holy Temples Sermons and Church Notices Across Town
Local churches announce sermon times and topics for Sunday and weekday services. First Baptist and Grace Reformed invite all to evangelistic meetings led by Charles T Hewitt. Other churches list hours for services, Sunday school, youth groups, and special devotions with multiple pastors and venues.
Gospel Mission Chapel Sunday Services and Sunday School
Gospel Mission Chapel on Winchester street holds Sunday school tomorrow afternoon at three and an evening service at 7 20 led by Mr. Michael Fogle. Gospel Mission in Lambert building West Patrick street offers Bible school morning at 10, preaching at 11, and usual services at 7. Prayer and Praise is Thursday at 7 30. Beleys meeting Togast holds Sunday school at 2 30 p m.
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United Brethren Church
E. E. Hanmelbaugh
Paistor
Jimiot
David Steiner
Trinity M. &. Church
South
John J. Rives
Epworth League
Methodist Episcopal Church
Ntoam
J. W. Everhart
Evangelical Lutheran Church
Chas. FP. Sanders
Penns College
Gettysburg
Church of the Brethren
R. A. Nedrow
Evangelical Reformed Church
Henn L G. Kieffer
Presbyterian Church
Thomas Freeman Dixon
Gospel Mission Chapel
Winchester
Michael Fogle
The
Gospel Mission
Lambert
West Patrick Street
Bible School
Alonzo D. Winters
Frederick MD Aldermen to hear on curb and pavement improvements
Notice under law that the Board of Aldermen of Frederick will meet May 1 1973 at 7 20 P M in City Hall to hear citizens on: curb and gutter work using vitrified brick on a concrete foundation and curbing with granite or concrete on blocks along East Patrick Street West Patrick Street and West Church Street plus South Market Street and West Third Street. Assessing half costs by frontage. John Edward Scheli Mayor.
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General Assembly of
Maryland
Rick
East Patrick Reel
Carroll Street
East Reel
West Patrick Street
Art Street
Bentz Street
West Church Street
Berw Market Street
Mourt Street
Frederick City
Maury Tam
Tow
Frederick
South Market Street
South Street
West Third Street
Market Street
Frederick Cleryland
Brederick
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Heall’s Island
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Cumberland
George Maobdey
Clarke Phice
Emory L. Coblenta
New York City
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John
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Dayton
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W. M. Douglass
Carter Construction Co
Frostburg
J. Paul Brown
Pennsylvania State College
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Chambersburg
Courtney Willing
Traims Ville
G. Wesley Kindley
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Atry W. Bowers
Dorsey Etchison
Apradit
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Thomas F. Castle
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