Frederick News Semi Weekly 113 Publication Details
The Frederick News announces its semi weekly edition published Tuesdays and Fridays with subscriptions at 1.00 per year in advance. The paper lists postal and business contacts in Frederick Maryland and urges subscribers to report missed deliveries. Availability at local inns and shops is noted along with mailing and advertising options.
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United States
Chesapeake & Potomac Teicone
Hkchangs
Frederick
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Crossing at a Track Affects Public Safety and Wealth
A dated discussion notes the dangers of crossing tracks with horses or cars and the public spectacle of fast travel. It cites Arctic adventurer S Osgood Pell’s death in a crossing accident to illustrate risk and the large rail investments for grade crossings. It laments modern overcaution and contrasts past drivers who relied on hearsay and signals, urging prudent crossing practices.
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S Osgood Pell
New York
Lind as Mexico adviser not ambassador, says Bryan
From the New York World reprints Bryan's explanation of ex Governor Lind's role in Mexico. Lind is described as the presidents adviser to the American Embassy, not an ambassador or a full commissioner, with negotiations to be conducted through the embassy secretary and no direct recognition of Huerta's government.
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Wometeng
Jon
New York
Lind
Mexico
James H. Blount
Hawaii
Cleveland
Merriness Minutes and Witty Exchanges
A Chicago style round of quips and banter from a variety of characters. The dialogue touches on wit and social exchanges with playful lines about marriage, pockets, chickens, and eligibility. A humorous slice reflecting light social humor from the Washington Star page.
Be Sure You Are Right and Then Go Chicago Wisdom
A quip from Crockett echoed in Chicago Daily News about risk and prudence. The verse mocks gambling and urges caution before action, suggesting practical checks like seeking guidance from a spouse. It frames certainty as the path to safe gain and money in pocket.
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Crockett
Chig¢ago Daily News
Spessard Family Reunion Near Chewsville
About 300 members of the Spessard family held the second annual reunion at Woodward Spessard’s home near Chewsville in Washington county. Dinner was picnic style in the apple orchard. Welcome address by Rev. J. B. 3 Young. response by Rev. 1S UW Snell. Harvey R. Spessard gave a family history. Officers elected: Walter V. Spessard chairman, Harvey R. Spessard secretary, Charles c¢ Spessard treasurer, George PP. Spessard and Mrs. S H. Snell committee on arrangements.
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Spessard
Woodward Spessard
Chewsville
Washington County
J. BD
Young
UW. Snell
Hagerstown
Harvey R. Spessard
Smithsb Purg
Cave
Walter V. Spessard
Harvery R. Spessard
Charles c¢. Spessard
George PP. Spessard
S H. Snell
Twenty Years Ago Today in Frederick Items
Internal Revenue Collector Vandiver appoints Edward Koontz deputy collector in Frederick. Grand Council of Maryland visits Frederick Council with refreshments at Dutton's ice cream parlor. Frederick County delegates to the Prohibition State Convention listed incl Dr D E Stone Rev W M Straver, J R Marken, M Zimmerman, W R Horser, J A Saxton, J Kelanver.
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Internal Revenue
Vandiver
Edward Koontz
T. A. Wastier
Grand Council of Maryland
Roraireanum
Frederick
Dutton’s
Frederck County
Glyndon Camp
D E Stone
F. B. Sapydngion
W. M. Straver
C. Nicodemus
Simon Nusvaum
John Nusbaum
Rush Lewis
C. FL Willard
H. Anders
R. Marken
M. Zimmerman
W. R. Horser
H. C Rem Dura
John A. Saxton
J. J. Kelanver
Narrow escape when horse rears and buggy overturns
Mrs Clarence Boller of Woodsboro and Mrs O H Miller with daughter and baby were jolted when a frightened horse toppled their buggy on a rocky road between Woodsboro and Mt Pleasant. The horse swerved into a fence post, the buggy wrecked, but all occupants escaped with minor injuries. Mrs Miller and infant rode to Frederick later.
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Clarence Boller
Woodsboro
Mirs
O. H. Miller
Oscar HH. Miller
Hilgen
Frederick
Mt. Pleasant
Crum
Charles Whisner
Tisfara
Robert Burrier
Walkereville
Leta
Man Wanted for Assault Identified in Martinaburg
Martinaburg West Virginia August 9 Sheriff Tabler and city police identify Starry Stone recently brought from Front Royal Virginia as the man sought for assault on one year old Virginia Minghini. Four men and a girl who saw him with the Minghilli children Wednesday plus partial victim identification leave little doubt of guilt. A mob of about 200 men was driven from the jail by deputies with revolvers early yesterday. authorities warn only strong measures can avert further trouble as evidence mounts.
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Martinaburg
W. Va
Minghilli
Tabler
Starry Stone
Front Royal
Virginia Minghini
Stone
Birthday Greetings for Frederick Postmaster Birely
Postmaster William C. Birely of Frederick reaches 63 at a busy public celebration. A lifelong Frederick resident born August 1850, he has held multiple local roles from merchant to postmaster and serves as a trustee and leader in several institutions.
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William C. Birely
Frederick
Frederick City
Mr. Birely W
Mr. Birely
Frederick College
Jane Bireely
Birely
Actie
Adopted son wins estate rights in Saunders case
Judge Worthington rules Guy Saunders, once known as Guy E Martin of Hagerstown, legally adopted by Wallace J Saunders, is entitled to about 4200 dollars from the estate. Brothers George W Saunders and Mrs Pratt sought to annul the adoption, but the court upheld it, granting heirsrights to the adoptee.
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Guy &. Saunders
Hagerstown
Wallace J. Saunders
Worthington
Glenn H
Guy WB. Saunder
Western Maryland Railroad
Guy Saunders
Guy E. Martin
Ifag- Piktown
Fn Seeveral Sears
Offic
Hagerstown Iterauld
Saunders
Bis Fm Equity
Guy E .Martin
Martin
Martin Lad
Orphans’ Court
Frederik County
Saundrties
George W Saunders
BL Pratt
West
Young Saunders
Oiphans
Circuit Court
JH. Kieffer Delanter
Col. Charleas A. Little
Slagerstown
Stoner and Weinberg
Frederick
George W. Saunders
Pratt
Death notices summarize Keefer and Savage deaths
Miss Anna Sophia Keefer died at 325 West Patrick Street aged 78 after general debility. Funeral at 4 PM tomorrow at her home, Rev. U S G Rupp officiating, Mt. Olivet cemetery interment, Thomas P. Rice in charge. Nephews and nieces John and Charles Cecil and Miss Ida Cecil and Mrs Laura Ogle survive. Mrs Lycurgus E Savage died aged 70 from paralysis at her son’s home in Weverton Maryland. Interment in Winchester Virginia Monday.
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Ann Sopilla KE
Anna Sophia Keefer
West Patrick Street
Evangelical Reformed Church
John
Charles Cecil
Ida Cecil
Laura Ogle
U.S G. Rupp
Mt. Olivet
Thomas P. Rice
Peach shipment in Smithsburg region tops 75 thousand baskets
The Smithsburg peach crop totals about 75 000 baskets or half that in bushels though short in volume. Quality is high and growers fetch strong prices. James Dayhoff’s three acre orchard yields about 3000 dollars, Carmen variety leads with later fruit expected. Some claim Dayhoff has the finest peach crop in Cumberland valley.
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Smithsburg
James
Tayhoff
Dayhoff
Cumberland Valley
Baltimore stock market prices and corrections dated August 9 1913
Motter Bros. & Co bankers and brokers report updated market quotes for coal cotton and rail stocks in Baltimore. Entries include Georgia Alabama Seaboard Air Line United Rys Mercantile Trust Chicago Railways and Fairmont Coal among others with various class designations and first preferred notes.
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Motter Bros. & Co
Aseye
Georgia
Alabama
Houston
Lee
Rwy
North & Portsmouth
Seaboard Air Line
United Skys
United Rys
United Ris
Tor, Central
Esm & Co
Mercantile Trust
Anacostia & Potonay
Citizens’ Bank IG
N. Fs
Fairmont Coalts
Chicago Railways
Del
New York Bank Statement Summary
Reserve at 2,703,500 dollars with loan holdings at 494,000 dollars and specie at 2,182,000 dollars. Legals and deposits listed at 1,637,000 dollars and 3,970,000 dollars respectively.
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New York
New York Stocks Quotations From Motter Bros Co
Daily stock quotations provided by Motter Bros Co list current prices and movements for major exchanges. No explicit companies or figures are readable in the fragment. The item notes market activity and vendor attribution.
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Motter Bros. & Co
Braddock Picnic Draws Crowd Despite Morning Rain
Rain in the early morning gave way to sunshine as Braddock hosts a large picnic. About 1,000 people arrived by 1:50 PM, with the WU A M Band from Frederick and the Yellow Springs Band providing music. Congressman Charles J. Linthicum and Assistant Secretary Edwin F. Sweet are expected to attend and speak by automobile. Also, the city invites bids for garbage contract for the coming year, to be opened Wednesday, August 20.
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Braddock
Frederick
Yellow Springs
Charles J. Linthicum
Edwin F. Sweet
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