Fire engine gains ride to steam powered test in Hagerstown
Officials from Hagerstown witnessed a Frederick demonstration of an automobile engine paired with a hose wagon. The test showed rapid steam generation and water delivery, with capacity for 1000 to 1200 feet of hose. The engine promises lower operating costs by reducing horse needs and maintenance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hagerston
Jamz
Hose Company i
Herald
Doctor Scott
Engle House
Butonoblie
Carridge
Frederick
Thorsen
Kant
Fuser
Alwys Aken
Xrhce Stembard
Ft. Frederick
Mrederick
Rederick
Social World Dance at Avalon a Pleasant Affair
A Avalon social event featured a large dance on the veranda with about thirty couples enjoying music by Grant Border and vocal selections by Audrey Flack. Guests from Marion, York, and Frederick attended, and the event was organized in a well lit veranda setting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Avalon
Gus
Mary Rel Myer
Grant Border
Yesse Audrey Flack
Hazel Fes
Marire
York
Frederick
Memphis Primary Vote Shifts House to Independent Judicial Candidate
In Memphis the primary election produced a surprising result as an Independent Judicial candidate defeated Governor Patterson. The race drew heavy local interest and underscored shifting political alignments in Tennessee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Memphis
Tenn
Independent Judicial
Bn Niewsee
Patterson
Notable Prizefighter Deluns on Broad City Wealth
Jack delunxon, Brooklyn champion prizefighter, reportedly secured $62,000 for a high profile bout in fashionable Brooklyn quarters on Aug 5. The event aired in the After the Bacor Special Disputch segment of The News.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brooklyn
Jack Delunxon
Ig Alter
Gumarters
J. J. Simmons Dies. Local Philanthropist Passes
Special Dispatch reports J. J. Simmons, noted philanthropist, died today in York. Funeral arrangements are to be announced as investigators note his long service to the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O’the News
York
J. J. Simmons
Sapher
Lohank Today
Four Die in Lackawanna Smash-Up Near Scranton
Special dispatch reports four men killed in a head on crash on the Lackawanna railroad line near Scranton Pennsylvania during the morning hours. Authorities investigate the wreck and identify the deceased.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scranton
Lackawanna
Deaths in Thurmont and area mark quiet week
William I Loy of Thurmont aged seven years eight months died after a months long illness. He was a longtime blacksmith and church member. Survived by widow and siblings, funeral held with Rev M L Beard officiating. Peter Duddrear, Oak Wichard farmer, died in his 50s after general debility. funeral at Linganore church. Daisy Thompson of New Market died June 17 leaving infant daughter. interment at New Market. Willard Mullinix infant dies of meningitis in Lewisdale. funeral at Bethesda M E Church. City Opera House features Biograph film An Arcadian Maid and vaudeville. Hotel Dagmar in Hagerstown opens with crowd of ~5000. new reinforced concrete hotel on Antietam Street near B&O station.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William I, Loy
Williamy B.loy
Thurmont
Loy’s Station
St. John’s Lutheran Church
Lay
Jere Martin
Lays
Margaret Difondal
Frederick
Calvin Loy
I. W. Loy
Thurtmont
Zach Loy
Barnesville
M. L. Beard
Wade
U. S
Peter Ouddress
Oak Wichard
Board of County
B.C. Nicodemus
Duddrear
Benjamin F
W.W
D. A
Warren
Daidrear
Florric Nailte
Ena. Duddrear
Osk Orchard
Joshua Kiler
Weatminster
B.C. Wilson
Union Bridge
Linganore M
Elureh
C.F. Clarkson
J. W. Hammeraley
New Market
Willard J. Mulhais
Heese Mullinix
Lewisdale
Montgomery County
H. O. Keen
Bethesda Methodist Episcopal Church
William ‘Ft. Lowie
City Opera House
Opera House
Biograph
Pricilla
Pricills
Lein
Hia
Privilla
Hin
Dagmar
Hagerstowis
Antietam Street
Tuat
Baltimore and Ohio
Hagerstown
Maryland Team Heads to Camp Perry for National Title Event
The Maryland squad from the First Maryland regiment, led by Captain Edgar and Sergeant Munshower, plus spotter Kefauver, departs Baltimore for Port Clinton Ohio to compete in the national Army, Navy and Marine Corps titled match. The team, twelve regulars and three subs, travels with government funding covering three weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
AY Wrst Infantry
M.N. G
Mitchow
Camp Perry
Port Clinton
Ohio
America
Iuita
Army
Ivy
Marine Corps
Maryland
News of the State Notes of Interest Across the State
Wire lightning destroyed Joseph Hixon's barn at Hancouch. The Washington and Garoline county School Boards appointed teachers. Dr Purnell F. Sappington announced committees for the Belair Board of Trade. Five thousand Odd Fellows from four states met at Pon Mar. A government post in Alaska was given to Emaniel De Piganiere of Zion. West Hartford Circuit held a gathering at Coopertown, Harford County. The Harford County Highway Commission backs York Road improvement toward Towson. Several Republicans announce Congressional candidacies as Kroumtiler declines re-election. King Maguel Baughman, 58, famed weather prophet, killed by a train near Garrett. State leaders seek prominent candidates to curb party apathy. Thomas Tracey of White House fractured his right leg while shoeing a horse. Dr E M Bush of Hampstead attended. Chris Gregory of Hayestown guilty of running an illegal gambling machine, fined. Ulyenes Realey named trainmaster on the central division of the P B & W Railroad. Wednesday’s storm caused extensive damage across Washington County with washed fields, broken trees, and fruit knocked from trees. Cecil County boasts two elderly women, Mrs. Sarah Tice and Mrs. Amelia Ann Fulton, notable for barn whitewashing and bed-making skill.
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Joseph Hixon
Hancouch
Washington
Garoline
Purnell F. Sappington
Belair Board of Trade
Maryland
Virginia
West Virginia
Pennsylvania
Pon Mar
Petro Deo Miguiera
Mire
Emaniel de Piganiere
Zion
Ecil County
Alaska
West Harford
Methodist Biscopal Church
Thesa
Coopertown
Harford County
Batthmore County Highways Commission
York Road
Towson
Kroumtiler
King Maguel Baughman
Baltimore and Ohio
Garrett
Thomas Tracey
White House
Hig Uugh
EM. Bush
Hampstead
Chris Gregory
van Grock Restarant
Hayestown
Justice Hoffman
Ulyénes G. Realey
Michael Reales
Elkton
Central
Philadelphia
Baltimore
Sarah Tice
Lombard
Amelia Ann Fulton
Oakwood
Personal and Social Notes of Friends at Home and Abroad
Pleasant paragraphs list numerous residents and visitors to the area and their travel plans. Names include Agnes Anderson of Baldimere, Margaret Bennett, Nellie Ramsburg, Kate Hert, Oliver Worn, and many others. The item records vacations and visits across Baltimore, Atlantic City, Virginia Beach, Philadelphia, and other places, with various relatives and hosts noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Davis
Patrick Street
Mir
Alps
Jlostina A. Dill
Din Avenue
Heard
Kieffer
East Lee
Smithburg
Wall
Charles Muni
Mr. Welsh
Cuyahombs
White
L. Roads
South Market Street
Mos T
South Market
George Hecknai
Springfield
Ohio
Joh ‘T. White
Frederick Mounty
Middletown
Douglas Targett
Mra
Master. George
CL Culler
South Water Street
Martinsburg
W.va
Ales
Harles &. Fisher
Philadelphia
Wiliam J. Clarke
Max Miri Fisher Chirke
Florente
Charles Lough
E. TL. McLeaan
Mary Margaret
Odd Fellows Reunion Draws 5000 To Pen-Mar
The 5 000 gathered at Pen-Mar for the Ostpearl Odd Fellows Maryland Virginia West Virginia and Pennsylvania reunion. The Maryland cantons led prize drills with Baltimore Lodge No. 3 winning first prize and Monumental Lodge No. 2 taking second. York Lodge of Pennsylvania won a $20 prize in competition with Maryland cantons. A grand mass meeting featured speakers including Col. George W. Goodman and Rev. Dr. John S. Green. The executive committee led by F G Dorgey planned annual Pen-Mar reunions each August.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. G. Doreey
Mt. Airy
Odd Fellows
Maryland
Virginia
West Virginia
Pennsylvania
Pen-Mar
Mountain Spark
Queen Esther
Naomi
Mary Young
LO. C. F
Theodore D.sheck
Grand Lodge of
Waynesboro Lodge
No. 219
York Lodge of
J. C. McCormick
Baltimore
Monumental
Department of Maryland
H. Foxwell
R. H. Sheckles
F. A. Groom
A. D. Johnson
Wayne Band
Waynesboro
Odd Fellows’ Band
Watson 2
B. H. Hart
C. Koen
Waynenboro
Avery
John B. Goodwin
Sovereign Grand Lodge of the
United States
Park
F. G. Dorgey
Mount Airy
Willian Hi. Hofstetter
George C. Tracey
S. H. Foxwell
George W. Goodman
A. J. Stiner
William J. Arthur
William A. Jones
Frederick A. Groom
T. J. Anderson
Mr. Dorsey
Annual State Grange Picnic Draws Attendees to Taneytown
The 12th annual Grange picnic opens Tuesday at Ohbter's Grove in Taneytown with attendees expected from Pennsylvania Virginia and Maryland. Exhibits include poultry and army implements and the new machine attraction by the Good Reads Commission. An estimated forty thousand people are anticipated to attend. Mrs Edward M Eader and Miss Blanche Hummer returned from Baltimore with Roy Eader who is ill with typhoid fever and was taken to the City Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taneytown
Tueaday
Ohbter
Frederick
Edward M. Eader
Misa
Blanche Hummer
Baltimore
Roy” Eader
Pageant and Tournament Set Near Libertytown at Pine Mountain Park
Preparations are underway for an annual tournament at Pine Mountain Park near Libertytown on Wednesday August 10, with a rain postponement possible the next day. Events begin at 10 o clock with prizes totaling 35 dollars for two nets of crowns and 15 10 3 dollars for the four winning knights. The fair will feature a merrygo round shooting galleries dolls sacks cane stands and more. Snyder's Concert Orchestra of Union Bridge will entertain and dancing will continue late. The knight and coronation addresses will be given by D. Princeton Buckey and Leo Weinberg of the Frederick Bar. A panel of judges includes D E Stone Sr Edward Hobbs Frank Sappington Charles W Poole Charles B Bader and Oliver P Vansant with officers led by President Sidney S Sappington and vice presidents Charles A Lawrence James M Sappington F C Smith cashier Neary Boyle treasurer R Frank Sappington and secretary U Clayton Prandle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pine Mountain Park
Libertytown
Snyder
Knights
Messrs
D. Princeton Buckey
Leo Weinberg
Frederick
D. E. Stone
Edward Hobbs
Frank Sappington
Charles W. Poole
Charles B. Bader
Oliver P. Vansant
Lhe
Sidney S. Sappington
Charles A. Lawrence
James M. Sappington
F. C. Smith
Neary Boyle
R. Frank Sappington
U Clayton Prandle
New Garage Completed on North Carroll Street
Mr. James E. Solt opens a new one story fireproof garage on North Carroll Street between Church and Patrick Streets. The 41 by 98 foot structure houses about 40 cars for storage with space to expand. construction was directed by S Kemp and Harry Phebus. Solt plans a nearby workshop on East Patrick Street and will operate two separate establishments until spring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James E. Solt
North Carroll Street
James J. Solt
Church and
Patrick Streets
S’. Kemp
Harry Phebus
Solt
East Patrick Street
New Musical Comedy Opens at City Opera House
The season announces a new musical comedy opening September 7 at the City Opera House. James J. Rosen, famed for Buster Brown, will star as the baby in the Jilliputian production, joining a large company under the direction of a renowned impresario.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Opera
Business in the Courts: Real Estate Transfers
George W. Fogle and wife transfer real estate in the county to Leonard J. Flohr for 275 dollars. Evers Weddle and wife transfer real estate in the county to Leonard J. Flohr for 1500 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yroplaty
George W. Fogle
Leonard J. Flohr
Evers Weddle
Leonard J. Viohr
Drunk Man James Cramer arrested at circus grounds
James Cramer from the vicinity of Vengaville was arrested yesterday on a drunkenness charge by Constable Dubel on the circus grounds. He appeared before Justice H. Eckstein and was fined one dollar, which he paid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Cramer
Vengaville
Dubel
H. Eckstein
Frederick Market Prices Corrected August 5 1910
Quotations furnished by Frederick County Farmers Exchange list prices for grains and feeds including Wheat No 2 Red Corn Shelled Corn oats hay various grades and by products. Prices shown per bushel per ton or per sack with ranges for different items and quality levels. Advertising note encourages local ads for success.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick County Farmers’ Exchange
Marley Hay
Baker
Ned Cox
Timothy
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Aley
Real.catate
Elmer
TERN
Bacor
J. E. Simmons
Peter Dudprear
ER T. ‘Munshower
Munnshower
Mreb Ten Om
Mir Sunshower
Durat Bicut
Tarry
Kefanver
Galther
Tewn
Ahi
Munshowver
Kefauver
East
Marshindean
Mietenn
TEUT
H. J, Kefauver
News OF the
Frederick and
Vicinity
Agnes Anderson
Baldimere
EL Bises
Mint Margaret Bennett
East Second Street
Kowlesburg
W. Va
Woerner McKinsey
Wilmiington
Del
Circuit and
Orphana’ Courts
Rene
Peel
Geo. M. Mer
Svitverine
H. B. Smith
North Market Street
Brevard Kepner
Nonthe Market Street
Cap
Auanadtyee
Mor Flory
Mobei’s
North
Pichland Farms
White Rocks
N. R. & D. Mants
G Waring Tyson
Cor. Carroll & Patrick Streets
Bor Salle
East Patrick
Anderson
Jysodatt
J. L. Rothenhoeffr
Xellow Springs
May
Brione Aiver
Sohn W. String
Walkersville
Dewing Mare
Sollbay
Cramer & Stautler
Dyzeder
Braddock Heights
Station
Ensott
Peoria
C. C. Ausherman
Coss Reek
Wenincan
Onio Bailho
Aliy
Baltimovie Matt
Mis
Pittsburg
Cinginnate Louis
Bob
Sri
Connectia
Sito & Motgeo
Win Ie
Bigsy Staunton
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