Local Residents Visit Nearby Cities and Relatives
Community members and visitors from the city travel to Atlantic City New York Baltimore Hagerstown and Frederick to visit relatives attend gatherings or take holidays. Several names including Mr Schade Mrs Schade Mr and Mrs J Rosenour Mrs C Bennett and others are listed as spending time with relatives in towns such as Atlantic City Manchester York and Braddock Heights. A number plan stays near Fountain Lake Park and Braddock Heights while some travel to New York Philadelphia and Harrisburg for leisure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spainwilte
Ag Pangernon
Mr. Schaders
Krite
Buffalo
N.Y
Per Beachart
Dean
New Orland
Mie
Charles B. ‘Trail
Atlant
City
Mir
Valentine Myers
Charleston
Tya Ts Vielting
William J. Malling
York
H. J. Kelex
North Market Ety
Hursat Clty
Ragie Haberkorn
Wee Routh T
Maltisan Myers
Hyattstown
oPatv
J. C. White
East Vonrth Ai
Miss Taule WM. Quam
West Third
Afountain Lake Park
Airs
O. Laaipe
Meury
Fromke
Boonsboro
Harry Nixdorff and
Gaughter
Norfolk
Edwin Kemp
Slaw
Mary Jackson
Mary Chapman
Hageratown
Aulgges Gort
Rath Garrett
Weal
Patrick Street
Belatises
Manchester
Werstialuster
An and Mix
Itabert J. Campbell
Baltmore
Mrx
F. C. Mnott
Chirch Street
Grayson FB
Haller Amt
East Third Street
Smithburg
Hottness
Raker Dua
iMlantle City
New Tagaithe
New Boghind
Minn C
Bere Castle
Braddock Heights
Luther F. Harrison
South Market Street
David Yinger
Walkeraville
Harry Wellener
Baltimore
Hax
Hig
Alfred Willson
Washington, Y
C. A. Castle
East
Third Street
J. Rosenour
Atlantic City
New York
Harry C. Smith
West Fourth Street
Cuyahoga Falls
Qifo
Bay Ridge
Cornell University
Carroll IL Hendrickson
West Second Street
Qissa Ethel Peterson
Jawrence
Richmond
Indiana
Katie Nashawn
Frederick
Carroll County
C. HH. Bennett
Balthnore
Cliatom
Braddock
Sfiss
Myrtle Weland
Yrell
Baring Ak
Phomay FP
Mra
Young
Mary
Hanover
Yan
Haffner
Farmers Fair and Horse Show at Wildwood Park
The eighth annual Farmers Fair and Horse Show, under county adjacents, will be held at Wildwood Park Mt Alry on August 40 Thursday Friday and Saturday. Programs include horse show entries with seven classes and a state championship, foot races for ages under 10 and over 16, prizes, and speeches by Governor Crothers Prof. Ide land son and Prof Taliaferro.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Howard
Montgomery
Wildwood Park
Mt. Alry
Hatuntay
Natal
Agricultural Committee
Crothers
W. Idelardson
Taliaferro
Drines
Barry Mahool
Baltimore
Tou
Thomas Parra
Tida
Fulbot
Fenuire
Moe
Mor
Starry Breele
Chinese Clemeou
Westmingter Bir
De mented man arrested for vagrancy near Jefferson
Thomas Maloney was arrested by Deputy Sheriff John L. Dutrow at Silas Thomas's home near Jefferson on vagrancy charges. He is described as slightly demented and was taken to Mondevue Hospital for 30 days of treatment after appearing before Justice J. Froucie Smith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Maloney
Sheri John L. Dutrow
Silas Thomas
Jefferson
Maloney
July Mortality Records For City And County
For July eight deaths were recorded in the city and county. Thirteen persons died in the els. There were thirteen interments at Mt Olivet and eight in the colored graveyards. Thirty five county deaths. Burials occurred at Allen Mt Pleasant Libertytown Rimwaltsburg Tinueville Torky Hill Crengerstown Matrrovia Lewistown Hope TWN Middletown Gracehnam Woodsboro Walkersville Foxville Kemptown New Market. Mortality higher than last month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peraone
Cheels
Mt. Olivet
Buffalo
Allen
Mt. Pleasant
Libertytown
Rimwaltsburg
Tinueville
Torky Hill
Crengerstown
Matrrovia
Lewistown
Hope
Kemptown
New Market
Suffragists to descend on Frederick in city march
The Just Government League suffragists led by Mrs. Donald R. Hooker have been waging a militant street campaign in Baltimore, with sparking from an automobile. They visited Hagerstown yesterday and will be in Frederick today, with Mrs. Calvin M. Gabriel in charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Just Government League
Baltimore
Donald R. Hooker
Hagerstown
Calvin M. Gabriel
SMU Sunday School Baseball Falls to M A C Nine
SMU Sunday school baseball club lost 5 to 4 in an uphill game against M A C. Kemp pitched and contributed timely hitting as M A C extended their record to 18 wins and 4 losses. Rhonda Delphy and Ofibert were among the batters mentioned as the report notes hitting and base actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A.C
Southern Methodist Sunday School
M.A. C
Kemp
Tle
H _ de
M.A
Rhonda
Delphy
Ofibert
Om Py Kemp
Umpine
Aeroplane Accident Injures Walden in Fall
Special dispatch from The Navy New York reports Walden was seriously injured in an aeroplane fall. A drop of fifty feet occurred during the incident as the aircraft descended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Navy
New York
Walden
Crippen Promises Full Statement on Return to England
In a prison exchange at Nowe Quebec on August, Dr. Hawley H Crippen told officers he would make a full statement upon his return to England. He spoke from his cell describing plans to disclose details when back in British custody.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spreral
the Nowe
Quebec
Iawley H. Crippen
Oficera
Bnghead
Torpedo Boat Explosion Kills Crew in Harbor
A Rosalinda torpedo boat exploded during maneuvers in St Petersburg harbor. All aboard were killed and fourteen sailors were captured or detained after the blast, according to Special Dispatches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St Peetersburg
Hirst
Fear Bloodshed in San Sebastian Parade Clash
A threatened mass protest in San Sebastian Spain on August 1 1910 or 1911 prompts fears of bloodshed as around one hundred thousand paraders oppose the government. Local authorities brace for possible violence amid tense demonstrations and security measures.
President Montt Arrives for Meeting in Teverly Mass
Special dispatch reports President Montt of Chill arriving this morning in New York and leaving for Teverly Massachusetts to meet an unspecified dignitary or official. The brief note notes the visit as part of ongoing diplomatic exchanges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thea News
New York
Proshait Monit
Amd
Teverly
Mass
101 Ranch Wild West Show Announces Full Day Schedule
Official program outlines parade formation at 9:30 a.m. with a 11 a.m. parade start and 11:16 a.m. annex opening. Activities include Wild Wear, Indian village, band concert, and multiple vaudeville performances through 10 p.m. with one admission price and seats for 10,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ranch
Annex
Gents
Shriver Case Moves from Allegany to Frederick County
The suit brought by James C Shriver of Cumberland against Attorney St Augustine Mason and Dr J McPherann Scott of Hagerstown for surveying land for the defendants in Allegany County has been removed to Frederick County. The defendants contend they never authorized the survey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James C Shriver
Cumberland
St Augustine Mason
J. McPherann Scott
Hagerstown
Lany
Allegany County
Freerick County
Deaths of Mrs Shaft and Mrs Beckstein
Death notices report Mrs. Lille E Shaft of Sen Gardville age 48 11 25 died after weeks of illness from septicemia funeral tomorrow at 7 in the Reformed church with Rev Wayne Bowers officiating Mrs Shaft survived by husband George A V Shaft and children William James John George Bessie Molan Annie J Harrison and others Funeral services led by M Bring of Jefferson. Mrs Louisen Beckstein widow of William Beckstein died in Washington age about 83 funeral held there this afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George A.V. Sian
Lille E. Shaft
George A. V. Shaft
Sengaville
Shaft
Reformed Church of
Feagaville
William
James V
Joan DD
George
Shall
Bessie V
Molan M. Shall
Mra
Annie J. Harrison
Sandy Hook
Mie
YU. M. Culler
Fengaville
Wayne Bowers
M. BR
Etehwon
Jefferson
Mas
Lotirs
Siation
C. EH. Reckatein
Louiaen Rckatein
William Fekatein
Washington
Uwegona
Mesara
Charles
Willam Bekstein
Annie
Emme Bekstein
Alga Nminir- Mod
Social World Jaunt to Thom Knot
A party of young people rode from Eaddock Heights to High Roob about five miles for lunch. The crowd enjoyed a pleasant day with an interesting outing. Attending were Katharine SchneiTe and Fitzpatrick of Wahington. Grace Pitts, Lillian Lancaster, Marion Zinimerman of Baltimore. Georgia Gittinger and Mary Gittinger of Fredach. Aarace Kerr of New York. Merits Wagner. Whitney OLeary of Washington. W Scholl Heryperger. John W Quynn. Allen Quynn. Barton Har pert. Dean. W I Tenarickson. and Stewart Inter of Predenek.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thom Knot
Eaddock Heights
High Roob
Katharine SchneiTe
Thet Fitzpatrick
A Wahington
Grace Pitts
Lillian Lancaster
Marion Zinimerman
Baltimore
Georgia Gittinger
Mary Gittinger
Fredach
Mess
County awards burnishing contract for assessment books
County Commissioners awarded the contract to Charles Dinghman & Son for burnishing new assessment books. The bid price is 18850. One book will be prepared for Frederick district and an additional copy for each other district in the county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Messrs
Charles 1
Dinghman & Son
Home for Rockville Masons
Articles filing in Rockville establish Rockville Masonic Library and Hall Association to purchase the Maus Building, central Rockville, for the lodge. Price about $5,000 to remodel and repair the structure, which has housed the lodge for years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rockville
Daring Rope Act Impresses At Guy Opera House
At the Guy Opera House an unusual act called Tohu Night performed Monday and Tuesday nights. He walked a rope stretched fifty feet above the stage and gallery, then slid down upright. The act drew great crowds and was described as a major vaudeville hit. He will make his next appearance tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guy Opera House
Opera House
Tohu
Camping Party Heads to Catoctin for Three Weeks
A party of ladies and gentlemen travels to Catoctin Switch today to camp for three weeks along the Potomac River on the Virginia side. The group includes Mrs. Maud Dittmar and Miss Anna Dittmar with Mary Dittmar, Mr. and Mrs. George Corbin, Miss Ruth Cochran, Yazel Hughey, L. C. Repihan, Geo Slagle of Jefferson, Rev. Breed, Friday of Philadelphia, Mia Dr. Here of Ridge Ly, Md. Rev. David N. Dittar of Hyad Map, Pa, will later join.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catoctin Switch
Potomac River
Virginia Aide
Maud Dittmar
Missa Anna
Mary Dittmar
George Cornin
Missea
Ruth Cochran
Yazel Hughey
Mess
L. C. Rephiaon Sod Geo, Slagle
Jefferson
Rev. Breed
Philadelphia
Mia
Here
Ridgely
Lever
David N. Dittar
Hyadmap
Local Baseball Roundup Highlights Big Cy McDonald and Prolific Batting
The report covers multiple games and players including Roy Gluck now with Petersburg facing Danville in the Virginian League where Petersburg won 7 to 0. Dalton of Brooklyn batted .429 in yesterday's doubleheader against St Louis as his team swept Roger Bresnahan's charges. Fanwell's wild pitching cost Cleveland a loss to New York as Harty walked two and allowed two hits in the opener, paving four Yankee runs. Cy McDonald, famed Goldsboro hero, hit a two-fence homer in North Carolina glory, driving Raleigh to victory. Curly Brown rounds out the Goldsboro lineup with fielding and leadership as the season nears a moneyed finish.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Gluck
Frederick
Petersburg
Yeat Orday
Danville
Dalton
Sandy” Baker
Yeaterday
Brooklyn
St. L.ous
Roger Bresbahan
Fanwell
Cleveland
New York
Hharty
Yankees
Mitchell
Funnell
McDonald
North Carolina
Goldsboro
Raleigh
Galdgboro
Curly” Brown
Tat
Ginger snaps stolen from wagon in Walkersville yard
A ten pound carton of G and L ginger snaps was taken from Elmer Barrick’s wagon in Walkersville yard near Megara Harris & Filler. Several colored boys were seen at West All Saints Street after noon. They admitted taking the snaps from Barrick’s wagon. The empty carton was found along Carroll Creek. The snaps were bought from Winebrewer and Son in Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. Brand
Elmer Barrick
Walkersville
Megara, Harrin & Filler
All Saints
Atreet
First Colored Man Appointed to County Clerkship
Prof. John W. Bruner colored principal of West Seventh Street School for 66 years passed the Census Examination with 91 percent and received notice to report to the Census Bureau in Washington at 9 a.m. Thursday. He is the first colored man from Frederick County appointed to a government position through examinations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John W. Bruner
West Seventh Street
Census Department
Census Bureau
Washington, D. C
Bruner
Frederick County
Bohemian Girl Concert at Braddock Heights Auditorium
The chorus and cast of the opera The Bohemian Girl, once staged at City Opera House Meylant, will perform a concert in the Auditorium at Braddock Heights next Wednesday evening August 10 at o clock. A program of solos duets and choruses promises a fine entertainment as rehearsals proceed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Opera
Houss
Meylant
Braddock Heights
Sunday School Picnic at Trinity Church Grounds
The Sunday school picnic of Trinity Methodist Episcopal Church South was held at the fair grounds yesterday afternoon. Attendees enjoyed baseball and other games and were served a liberal amount of lemonade on the grounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trinity
Methodiat Episcopal Church
South
Fair Grounds
City's First Railway Remembered Along Market Street
The article recalls a defunct Baltimore and Ohio line that once ran to Market Street near Fourth, using wooden stringers and horse cars. In 1846 Mayor Thomas Carlton hosted a wedding commission trip for the mayor’s daughter, and the rough tracks damaged vehicles. The project waned as citizens lost interest, and tracks were torn up about three miles from the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick Stailway Company
Market Street
Baltimore and Ohio
Fourth Street
Inia
Iix Lefancy
Beckley
Casper Cline
Thomas Carlton
Alte
F. Y. Stinb
The
Baltimore and Wablo
Ind
Combs
Emancipation Celebration Parade at Agricultural Park
The forty seventh annual Emancipation Celebration will be held at Agricultural Park on Thursday August 18 with a parade featuring eight bands. Evan Brighton of Washington will be the orator, with Rev Drew R J Nutt James L Brown Edw Weadon Rev J W Townes Rev L td Valentine and Rev W A Harris also set to speak. An evening parade is planned. Officers of the corporation include Levin Leking president Charles H Smith secretary and E Mitchell Johnson general manager.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agricultural Parke
Evan Brighton
Washington
Rev. Drew
R. J. Nutt
James L. Brown
Edw. Weadon
J. W. Townes
Ltd. Valentine
Sells Its Tract of Land Near Chevy Chase in DC
The Blue Ridge Heights Company, a Maryland corporation with stockholders in Frederick, Hagerstown and Waynesboro, sold its tract near Chevy Chase in the District of Columbia to Eli jah Be Knott of Washington. The purchaser plans to develop the property. Rev Motter Donor gives $100 to the church building fund of the Board of Home Missions in memory of Lewis and Alice Motter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blue Ridge Heights Company
Maryland
Frederick
Hagerstown
Waynesboro
Chevy Chase
District of Columbia
Elijah BE
Knott
Washington, D. C
Motter
Isaac M. Moter
Board of Home Missions of the Reformed Church
Lewis and
Alice R. Motter
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St. Joseph's Carliglie
Luckeyatown
Manor Woods
Pleasant
Thiuraday
Reutton
Braddock Iuights
Chareday
Waltheraville Union
Boxville
Araby Union
Manor Wounell
Jr OU
Doubs
Will Picnie
Point of Rocks
Mt. Garnet M. P
Trinty
Will Picnte
the Mar
Odld
Pen Mar
Rennion
Maryland Association of Ohio
Nenlu, Ohto
Montevue
Thomas
Braddock Colony
Gerson Rosenour
B. Eward Kepner
G. K. Fulmer
San Sebastian
Spain
President Montt
101 Ranch
Cate
New Assessment Books
Street
Agricultural Park
Blue Ridge Heights Co
Washington Land
Moser'2
North Market
Reatano Farms
Waring Tyson
Cor. Carroll & Patrick Streets
Rene Ontee
Suzanne
Ataraca
Equity
Frederickum County
Marlon Panny Meyage
Marlon
Biggs
Ea! Aly
Ravi
Wakh- Intton
D. C
Fanny
Francia Marion Blegs
Scallelter
Harry W. Bowers
Frederieck County
Fite
T. BP. Pampel
H. E. Peterman
West Franklin Street
Bimmer
Alteast
Gyn. M. Hert
Hearens
Serpentistry
A. E. Smith
North Market &Treat
Bevard Kepner
North Market Street
Frederick, MD
James A. Long
North Markey Street
Brederson, MD
W. E. Ketaugen
Dill
Frederick Hs Ud
Augidat Osition
Ganaiva Refer Adress
F. T. Waaner
City Hotel
Waugidat
Tuac Hon
Ladeldria
HIA
NEW Azo x
E. Mee
Baltimond
Vis
F Delphia
Deeart
Expresa
Harpers
Ferry Sog
Ana Martinge
Fae
Wtad
Dre
Harrisburg
Beattons
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