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Newspaper

News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Aug 02, 1913

Page

3

Frederick Diary Extracts Describe Civil War Hospital Transformations

Extracts from Jacob Engelbrecht a former Frederick mayor recount September 1862 when churches and other buildings were turned into hospitals to treat wounded from Antietam Sharpsburg. The diary notes 25 ambulances, 120000 Confederate and 150000 Union troops passing through, and hospital space in Lutheran and Methodist churches City Hotel and other sites used for care. The report covers gunfire, casualties, and the battle’s toll on Frederick and surrounding areas.

Potomac Jacob Engelbrecht Fredeick Antietam Frederick Harper's Ferry Piedeick Union Arma A Boonsboro Sharpsburg Protestant Episcopal Presbyterian City United States Hotel Winchester Fe Frederick College John Walter G B McClellan Eval Halleck Pleasanton Virginia Mayland Pennsylvania Lee Jackson McClellan

Frederick Realty Plans Two Elm Street Houses

The Frederick Realty Company is digging a foundation for two houses to be built on Elm Street between the two houses erected last summer and Park Avenue. The new homes will match the style of the existing houses on the street.

Frederick Realty Company Elm Street Park Avenue

Bratten’s Fresh Meat and Poultry Market Advertised

H. C. Bratten at 105 South Market Street offers a complete stock of fresh meat and poultry. Smoked meals of every description and fresh fish and seafood received daily from the ocean. Orders welcome with prompt delivery to any city area.

Local Midget May Be Carnival Star

William Hamilton aged one tenth? year weighs 35 pounds and may join J J Jones Carnival Company after offer of 25 dollars per week. His parents discussed the plan with showman UV Pidge during Frederick visit.

Wiliam Hamilton George Hamilton Frederick UV. Pidge J. J Jones Carnival Company Alis Hamilton

Young Hamilton Seeks Fair Pay For Road Work

A News representative met with Mr Hamilton at the A A Lough stone works where his marble cutter father earns $25 weekly plus expenses. The father insists on accompanying his son if he travels for work, seeking higher pay. The Jones Carnival Company was alerted by Charles P Prettyman about Hamilton, who is bright and quick-witted for his age. Hamilton now sells The News on the streets for Frederick and daily handles many papers, often riding a bicycle and drawing attention.

Hamilton A Lough Comppany Charles P Prettyman Frederick

Custody Battle Over Six Year Old In Brunswick

Judge Worthington heard the appeal of Ebna J. Funk versus Harry and Effie Ntoitlemser over Mildred May a six year old girl whose parents are dead. The judge favored placing the child with Mr and Mrs Stettlemser near Brunswick rather than Baltimore. Mrs Funk must pay costs. Attorneys Willard Velauter and Reno S Harp appeared for the Funk party and the Stettlemser side.

Brunswick Worthington Ebna J. Funk Harry Effie Ntoitlemser Funk Mildred May Myr Stettiemser Baltimore Reno S. Harp Willard Velauter Stallemser

Prohibition Rally Planned at Mount Airy August 14

Prohibition party state committee reports setup for Mount Airy gathering with a farmers basket picnic and a nominating convention. Prominent participants include Finley C. Hendrickson of Cumberland and Virgil Timsham of Chicago. Local preparations include a morning train arrival, band escort to Wildwood Park, and large delegations.

Mount Airy Prohibition Party Baltimore Wild Wood Park Mount Adis Maryland Delagans

Notable kidney relief from Dean's pills in Frederick

Doan's Kidney Pills bring instant relief for Amanda C. Rickards of Frederick who suffered back pain, nervousness, and sleepless nights. She credits the medicine with dramatic improvement after trying other remedies. Sold by all dealers, 50 cents a box. Foster-Milburn Co, Buffalo NY, sole US agents. Remember the name Doan's.

Frederick Dean Amanda C. Rickards Frederick, Md Doan Foster-Milburn Co Buffalo New York United States

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