City considers Frederick waste disposal plan
The Herald reports Frederick officials studied garbage collection and disposal options, including incineration and dumping near the Frederick Brick Company property. The meeting examined wagons, street sweepings, and costs around 20 to 25 thousand dollars, with Hagerstown and Frederick authorities visiting the city in an automobile tour led by McCurdy and Edward J. Smith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ePheraon Booth
Hoover
Roy
F. Rohrer
Broderick i Scott
Autoutobile
Aiettine
Miyor
Canuuett
Etstownt
Alsa
Hue
Frederick
Reshionix
Frederick Brick Company
Hagerstown
Frederick Fins
Barhae
Prederick
Ohio
Preerick Ta
Rierick Nas
Lagerstown
Haperstown t“Fredlerick
Iran
McCurdy
City
Edward J. Smith
Fragmentary notes on Hugeratown welfare effort
A garbled excerpt references keeping up the apparatus and the people of Hugeratown. It mentions productivity and the benefit and welfare of residents, but the text is incomplete and unclear about specific actions, dates, or entities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burhes
Iip
Jugeratown
Gendenen Henrivedt
Hugeratown
Spain and the Vatican Special Dispatch to The News
A dispatch datelined Madrid reports King Alfonso XIII has given Prime Minister Canalejo power to negotiate with the Vatican on a pending issue. The dispatch notes a cautious approach to delicate negotiations, reflecting the tense political climate in Spain and Vatican relations.
Motorman killed in street disturbance report
Special Dispatch reports Beaton and others involved in a violent street incident marked by confusion and fatality. Authorities investigate as details remain unclear amid late summer events.
Dr Crippen Likely to Die Within Two Months
Special Dispatch from The News Quebec Aug 4 reports Inspector Dow of Scotland Yard stating that Dr Crippen is a physical wreck and will be dead within two months due to general nervous collapse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quebec
Dow
Scotland Yard
Dr. Crippén
Prince Consort breaks collar bone in bicycle crash
Special Dispatch reports from The Hague that the Prince Consort broke his collar bone today in a bicycle accident. The injury occurred during an ordinary ride, with no other persons injured. Medical officials describe the fracture as simple and expect a brief recovery period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Hague
Romance of the Pearl Market by a Quasnstand Expert
London best pearl market explained by a noted expert from Australia. He discusses divers, shell processing, auction in London andBand on, pearl quality and prices from 15 to 2000 an ounce, with claims of top pearls reaching 125000 to a millionaire buyer. He notes Japanese divers, Malay crew, heat or exposure to open shells, and shelling methods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Queenaliitul
Penyla
Chuesday Tedd
Quamaland
Malay Archipelago
Bandon
London
Midweek Services Led by Salvation Army Corps Tonight
The Salvation Army Corps at ALSAL barracks plans a midweek service conducted by Lieut. George A. Loveday with full corps participation, and Lieut. George L. Storm expected home this evening with a report on his trip. A good attendance is anticipated, reflecting ongoing church activity and community outreach.
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American Salvation Amny Corps
George A.loveday
Alsal Barracks
George L. Storm
Social notes of Washington area visitors and residents
A jumble of social updates lists residents and friends from Baltimore, Philadelphia, Pittsburgh, Washington, Annapolis, and beyond. Many families and individuals are described as visiting Atlantic City, Braddock Heights, Braddock, and other locales, with mentions of trips, extended stays, and court or camp life. Names include Miller, Zeiger, Young, Pearhake, Dwyla, Getzendanner, Urner, and others, along with several streets and towns in Maryland and Pennsylvania.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mi Jobin
Holdera Envi Onarch
Gharn Young
Wwshington
D.C
Berit ‘Tok Young
Court Street
Highfield
Loitea
Thomas Haw
Giteinger
Lowéintoin
Worthelmer
Ashintle
Adelilina Pearhake
Cumberintit Valley
Pennsylvania
Mixa Irene Duyla
Atis, Belle
Pitsburg
Felendant Braddock
Hive
Meuark
Agi
M. G. Firestone
East Street
Mies
Bhs
Miskek Dries Young
Bete Dorb
Ueir Frederick
Ella Drew
Washington
Adiantic City
Des
Mia
ILF
Getzendanner
John Getzendanner
Florence Sthie
Braddock Heights
Tentyls
Sunshine Cottage
George Brengle
C. B. Haller
Laulee Erkatein
Hammond Urner
Martin Urner
East Secondtreet
Boston
Mars
Yarmouth
Newa Scotiay
Brief Items of Interest News Roundup and Local Notes
Yesterday Meears August and Nicholas Brust caught six fine bags while fishing. The United engine enjoyed a successful trial on Carroll creek near Water street though the pump proved faulty. Mr. J Wein Miller, Lumber Co. employee, sprained his left leg badly while unloading ore wagons, slipping and falling at the doorway. While fishing on the Potomac, Charles Robertson George Myers and Ross Myers captured six live fish. Additional names were added to a committee for Braddock Colony protection: Mrs Rebepriet Mrs Sol Ruera Mrs W A G Bredieon and Mize Clara Coblentz.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nicholas Brust
United Engine
Carroll Creek
Water Street
J. Wein
Bowers Lumber Co
Potomac
Mesara
Charles Robertson
George’ Myera
Ross Myera
Alxiven Fla
Het
Cipro Markey
Braddock Colony
Bepebriet
Sol. Ruera
W. Agb. Bredieon
Mize Clara. Coblentz
The Work's of Death and Mourning in a Maryland Town
Obituary notices recount the death of Amelia Weinberg wife of Raindel Weinberg after five weeks of illness. She was born November 3, 1814 in Meadon, Germany, and lived in Baldride. Survived by six children and multiple relatives, funeral services are private with interment in Baltimore. Also reported are deaths of John Krug, Charles H Cochran, Lucinda Edwards, and Robert McClellan Joy, with details on ages, spouses, and survivors, and arrangements for private or church services and interment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chileh
Amelia ’ Weinberg
Raindel ‘Weinberg
Leroel
Helir
Jodie Mer
Dolui
Holy Royly
Weilberk
Mirken
Guenfekd
Dnehey
Meson
Germany
Corling’ Td
Baldludre
Wolfe Wire
Frederek
Wel
Weinberg
Henry
Stagerstown
Sune
Lex- Inston
David
Lao We ‘Elnitierg
Thin: Chy
Roy Waehter
Tagerstown
Rund
Jeannette
BR. & OL
Nide
Xorvicer
Dr. Guttercher
Batthnore
Fiee Towers
John, Krug
John Keng
Liber
Badover
Oth
Hi. Trone
Mr. Krag
Misa Suran Willet
Krag
Melindy
Feener
Misa Agnes Keaggy
Hanover
Lewie Myers
Dayton, Ohlo
Oter Menges
New Oxford
the Drone
Civarlas
Cochran
Charles’ H. Cochran
Tear Jefferston
Frederiord City Hospital
Polkouing
Charles Miller
Tefferson
Anne Cochran
Jefferson
Thomas Cochran
D. L. Sigle
oSlock
J. Heskagle
Reformed Vendery
NRA
Lucinda Edwarda
Mra. Inicinda Awards
Edwards
Mt. Airy
Misa Susie Bassard
Robert M'Clellan Joy
Robert’ McClellan Joy
Tutheran
Kreitz Peddicord wed at St Anthony's Emmitsburg
Mrs Adeline A Kreitz and Mr Joseph Ut Peddicord, both of Emmitsburg, were married Monday August 1 at St Anthony's church near Emmitsburg by Rev George H Tragenseer. The notice confirms the wedding details and the participants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prddicomd—Karite
Adeline A. Kreitz
Joerph Ut. Peddicord
Emamitsburg
St. Anthony's Church
Emmitsburg
George H. Trageseer
Local notes reflect varied state events and incidents
Fragmented report notes elections and appointments in Queen Anne's and Kent counties, robberies in Has Restow, and a court case over imprisonment. It mentions bank appointments, a tractor incident in Liberty Grove, a will probated in Montgomery, and a firebed incident in Cambridge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rising Sun
Jed Thie’ Tourhament
St Josépha Ehtireh
Iteny “Cordova
Talbot County
Mike ‘Alice Farlowell
Montgomery County
Washington
Clarence L. Giipin
St . Indi
KE ‘Heyward Ax
Itik
J. Ends Ray
Charles J. Stanley
Ehard Fl. Smith
Charles Brown
Grainville Lleree
Liberty Grove
Aost
Templars to Visit Chicago for Grand Conclave
Three hundred fifty Knights Templar from Maryland head to Chicago for the thirty first triennial conclave of the Grand Encampment. Beauseant Commandery led by eminent commander William Booth Price aims to win the drill team contest as 50,000 Knights Templar witness the event. Baltimore delegates depart Saturday and Sunday aboard a special train, with Gen. Thomas J. Shryock directing the thirteenth division upon arrival.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knights Templar
Maryland
Chicago
United States
Baltimore
Beauseant Commandery
William Booth Price
Knights ‘Templar
Order
Willeave
Grand Commandery
Ohio
Iteauseant Commandery
Thirteenth ‘Division
Thomas J. Shryock
G. Staley
New le Salle Hotel
A. J. McCardell
Passed Examination for Census Clerkship in Washington
Mr C O Cheat Routsahn, son of Mr and Mrs E Routsahn of West Foxiek, passed an examination for a clerkship in the Census Department in Washington. He leaves this afternoon for Washington and will study at the Census Bureau before reporting to the field in Frederick City during the census.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. O
Roateshin
E. Routsahn
Foksiek
Congua
Washiorton
Washington
Bowling Contest At Bid Dock Highlights High Scores
In a brisk alley match at Bid Dock Ernie Casino led with the top high line while the meet noted averages around 107 for Towes and 102 for Bheik. The M.C.A. team delivered a strong showing amid steady scores and competitive play.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fa Belog
Ernie Casino
Ene Tian
Titeworth
Bheik
M.C
Spee
Npe Acores
Toad Praised For Insect Control In Agriculture
A Department of Agriculture bulletin extols the toad for eating pests and aiding crops, debunking myths about venom, medicinal value, or wealth. It notes toads live 40 years, hunt mainly insects at night, and can help gardeners and farmers, urging protection and even public ads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of Agriculture
Vale
Haute
Manachusetta
Ita
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Spain
Vatican
New York
A'enblegran
Madrid
King” “Aifolino
Givin ‘ Pyeuiler
Canatejan
Beaton
An- Trentphinged
Mater Mga
Crippen
Londons Spectator
Trinidad
Atate
Frederick and. Vicinity
Joseph Flack
Garrett ‘Park
Office of the Register of Wills
Hockville
Cambridge
Brinsfield
Beauseant Commandery of
Singers
Sat Might
YMC
Nicely
Eichelerger
Frazier
Shaft
O. Milter
Beaufelter
AIT
Middletown
Braddock
Camp Dippy
GPO
M. Beit
Omtra
Evard Kepner
North Market Street
G &P
K. Frederick
Iia
James
A. Long
Morte Maker Street
Aeah
Frederick, MD
Phone
ecHiuris
Pri
Houthers
Orth Merkes Street
Rica
White Rocks
G Waring Tyron
Cor. Carroll
Patrick
Treeia
S Mich Apy
Joiti
Scheil
Eeen Federats
Board of Aldermen
Jowest
John Edward &Crell
Edditt
M.A. McCaffrey
Vanier
Artington Hotel
Kefauver
Vie
Junction
Philadelphia
Bing
New Tor
Pittsburg
Cincinnati
Othe
Harrigsurg
Wariengton
Ms Beljonn
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