Frederick Board of Trade Emerges in Frederick City
The Frederick Board of Trade forms with G Joseph Dell as president and James H. Gambrill Jr. as leader. It aims to expand membership, attract new industries, improve roads and water, promote fair markets, and advertise Frederick to boost civic prosperity and industrial growth.
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G. Joseph Dell
Ipington
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Joseph Dell
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T. Besnt
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Lowenstein
Popes Vhairman
Monhons
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Einenbershly
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Board of Trade
Busines
Frederick
Imay Papello Speke
Nike
Whitt
Othe Prederick Board of Veale
Broderick
Maryhind
Avelftare
Vrederick City
Lori
Aou Gini Bill
Ts. Geresdatlond
Oyton Markey
P. Charles Winebrewer
S.eiier Brown
Teasery
J. Sappington
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Board of Trade Claims
Ogrester
Board’ of Trade
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W. Harry’ Maller
W. Harry’ Maller. “Frederick
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Todd Frederick
Fredericktoniah
Praderick
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Board of ‘Trade
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Markey
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Frederick Board of ‘Trade
James H. Gambrill, Jr
Frederick Board of Trade
The New Organization Forms for Frederick Industry
A new group unites representatives of varied industrial interests and local trade workers in Frederick and nearby areas. The alliance aims to bolster regional enterprise and promote cooperative economic growth through collective action and shared goals. Members include local business leaders and trade advocates.
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Vritied
Frederick
Mr Etchison Launches Campaign Across Maryland Counties
Mr Dorrey Etchison filed candidacy certificates with the Board of Supervisors of Elections for the five counties in the Sixth District and began a split campaign tour. He will visit Rockville Cumberland Allegany Garrett Frederick and Montgomery counties before the August primary, meeting Democratic leaders and addressing voters. He notes cross-county party support and cites his Montgomery county marriage as a factor in perceptions of his candidacy.
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Dorrey Etchison
Aftirnoon
Board of Superviso
Sixth Congressional District
Etchieon
Rockville
Tsadere
Cumberland
Allegany Feanurs
Garrett County
Cloppar
Montgomery
Frederick
Trederick County
Montgomery County
Baltimore
Etchison Asid
the Sun
The
News
Lewiamd Allegany
Three Week Paris Trip Described in Letters from Shriner Party
A letter dated July 25 recounts a three week journey from Paris to Geneva Lugano and back through the Alps. The writers Mr and Mrs Shriner Miss Zimmerman and Mr Edward Shriner of this city describe views from Swiss glaciers stone railways and tunnels including the St Gotthard tunnel and Lake Lugano. They note Geneva’s Protestant history and Lugano as Paradise of Italy with hotel gardens full of tropical plants and flags from many nations. The party also mentions a chance encounter with the Frithele family and fondly recalls Stars and Stripes seen in foreign hotels.
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Edward 1. Shriver
Kon Ani Mindadie Zimmerman
Opus Informe
Ti News
Paris
Geneva
Géneva
Uiese
Haly
Lugano
Italy
Kourksing
Langest
Saint Gathard
Unnel
Switzerland
Lucerne
Fritehle Familly
Frederick
Autopsy on Belle Elmore Reports Poison Evidence
Special Dispatch to The Newa London reports an autopsy on Belle Elmore wife of Dr. Elmore shows evidence of poison having been administered to the deceased.
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The
Newa
London
G.ra
Belle Elmore
Yacht Injury Report From Cowes Gale Strikes Liphan Ship
In Cowes on August 6 a gale caused damage to Sir Thomas Liphan s inghamrock with King Alfonso of Spain aboard. The vessel sustained injuries during the storm while near the Isle of Wight.
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Sperial
Cowes
Wight
Thomas
Liphan
Inghamrock
Alfonso of
Spalo
Murder of Dr W F Michael Shocks Chicago
Ephciat Dispatch reports prominent physician Dr W F Michael killed on a city street. A large labor gang works on a rail link between West Fourth and Patrick streets. Construction moves fast with an eastern crew expected to begin soon and cars hoped on line within thirty days. Work spreads from Jim Street to Koff Park as Mast Fifth Street is torn up.
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Frederick
Katehi Mills
Anuyn
Bnaltiew Mona Association
Eikewine
Muntrow
Uneelay
India
Hike Miliner
Jane
Ibs
Bbs
Prodertes
Ephciat
Chicago
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PLO
Sorogreseldp
Jim Street
Koff Park
Mast Tifth
Market
Maat
Braddock Heights Song Service and Band Concert
A song service begins tomorrow at Braddock Heights at 7 15 pm led by Adolphus Fearhake with Melvin A E Biser directing the music. Eighteen members of the Frederick Maennerchor will perform followed by a Braddock Heights Band concert under Prof Irving Biser. Selections include Sacred Cantiga Celestial Drenchi ville Danes of the Lore La Gioconda Overture Light Cavalry La Carina Young The Snowy South Chi coro I’ribine performed by Chambers.
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Braddock Song Service
Braddock Heighta
Adolphus Fearhake
Melvin A. E. Biser
Frederick Maennerchor
Braddock, Heights Band
Irving 3.Biser
Drenchiville
Ponchielli
Light Cavalry
Young
Lampe
Marek
Chicoro I'ribine
Chambers
Maryland State Ready Commission warns on traction engines use
Notices posted across Maryland counties warn owners to operate traction engines only on designated highways to avoid surface damage. officials stress compliance with new state highway rules to prevent accidents and harm to road surfaces.
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Maryland
State Ready Commission
Frederick Market Prices Quotation August 1910
Frederick County Farmers' Exchange furnishes a market prices update with Wheat No 2 Red at 0.96 per bushel, Corn at 3.50 per bushel, Shelled Corn at 0.55 per bushel, Rye at 0.60 per bushel, and other noted grains. The correction date is August 6, 1910, indicating revised figures for that period.
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Frederick County Farmers’ Exchange
Timothy
Glover
Colton
Social World at East Second Street Supper
Mr Charles Blumenauer and family hosted a surprise supper at their East Second Street home with Mr and Mrs Daniel Blumenauer, Charles Blumenauer, Ning Blumenauer, George Glessner, and Martha Kemp. A luncheon followed at Clifton Cottage with Ruth Helfenstein Elizabeth George Paterson Abie Feecer Robert Littlestown and Helen.
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Charles Daniel Blumenauer
East Second Street
Daniel Blumenauer
Blumenauer
Charles Blumenauer
Ning Blumenuuer
Amd
George Glessner
Templars Head to Chicago Conclave Next Week
Mr and Mrs A LeRoy McCardell of West Third Street depart for Baltimore this morning to join a contingent bound for Chicago where the thirty first annual conclave of the Templars will convene next week. J T B Haywood of nearby town is among the party leaving Baltimore at 1:15 PM.
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Lewis A. Rice
Opington
George J. Zimmerman
Frederick City
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Wavant
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Amercan
Gambrill, JR
Woharlies Winebrener
D. John Markey
S. Elmer Brown
Raymond G. Ford
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F. B. Sappington
MR. Etchison
Mr. Etchisan
Fredericktonians
the News
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Katherine Harris
W. F. Michael
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