Pushing Trolley Line Progress to Lewistown and Springs
The electric railway track laying is rapidly advancing beyond Montevue, about 21½ miles from Frederick, with three weeks left to finish grading from Frederick to Lewistown. Plans to acquire Mortanqua mineral springs at Yellow Springs for a health resort and dining grounds cover 80 acres overlooking Frederick valley. Four mineral springs, water shipped for health benefits, and a potential railroad boom accompany rights of way from Lewistown to Thorntown via Otaco Furnace. Obas J Ramsburg of Lewistown reports a new grading machine now in use, with patent pending. Engine for the road and passenger coaches will arrive soon, followed by an arch ed schedule to Frederick and Yellow Springs upon track completion in roughly three weeks under fair weather.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montevue
Frederick
Lewistown
Yallow Springs
Frederick Valley
Sugar Loaf
Round Top
Thormont
Oatcotin
Obas J Remsberg
Ramsburg
Mouternue
Yellow Springe
Berryville Horse Show Dates and Local Notices
Brief items report the Berryville Virginia horse show set for August 27 28 and 29. Other notes include a four pound bass caught by Dr Clinton E Main, shipment of 1060 rattficd to Washington, ground breaking on Dill Avenue for a house, and Rockville fair dates August 27 28 29 30. A delivery wagon accident near the City Opera House disrupted traffic and horse control. A mixed doubles tennis tournament entries list players with entry close times and two silver cups as prizes from Bailey Banks Hindle Philadelphia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berryville
Virginia
Clinton E Main
Clarence Z. Main
Washington, D. C
Dill
John Blumenauer
Charles Leane
Montgomery County Agricultural Association
Rockville
E. J. Winebraver
City Opera House
Buble
C. E. McCrow
M. Degrange
Baker
L Tome
Shouldes
Qauthin Degrange
Bailey, Banks & Hindle
Philadelphia
Trainmen Indicted for Manslaughter in Terra Cotta Wreck
A District of Columbia grand jury indicted engineer Henry H Hildebrand fireman Ira O McClellan conductor Frank E Hoffmeier and brakeman Ralph Raster for criminal negligence in the December 30 1908 Terra Cotta wreck that killed Theodore I King and 41 others as the Frederick local collided with an extra train in dense fog. The indictment cites failure to observe red signals at Takoma and to stop at Randolph, with a second count alleging gross negligence. The Terra Cotta crash near Baltimore tied for the era’s deadliestBaltimore and Ohio wreck. The defendants were arrested on bond. McClelland and Raster warrants issued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Takoma Station
Theodore I. King
Grand Jury
District of Columbia
Frederick
Terra Cotta
Rosusilughter
Henry H. Hildebrand
Ira O. McQiellan
Frank E. Heffeweter
Ralph Ratter
Esselmers
Hildebrand and
Hoffmeier
McClelland and Raster
William M. Darrow
William Be, McCaules
T .B. Doni
J. W. Kelly, Jr
B. L. War
Geo. A. Nagle
Takoma
Piso
Randolph
Aso
Pny Aood
Corsa
Lururadikiels
Ager Fata
Bdy
Anoh
United States
Baltimore and Ohio
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Washington
Maryland
Found Dead on Freight Car In Baltimore Railway Incident
George W Kirwan a 29 year old brakeman of 1320 Wick Street Baltimore died after contact with a bridge while atop a moving freight train on the Northern Central tracks Ninth Great Highlandtown His skull fractured he lay across the car until the Osnson yards He had worked about a year survived by parents two sisters and brother He was nephew of Harris EK W Storm of Baltimore who was summoned to the city after the accident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George W Kirwan
Wick Street
Baltimore
S& Bridge
Northern Central Railroad
Ninth Great
Highlandtown
Osnson Yards
Kirwan
Francis R. Kirwan
Tie
Harris EK. W. Storm
Storm
Local Residents Report Illnesses and Recoveries
The sick include Clyde Hower of West Patrick who has been indisposed and is improving. Mildred Nelson of West South is confined at home with quinay. Clinton Shepherd suffers a very sore arm. Helen Frame of Baltimore, a frequent visitor, was operated on for appendicitis at Union Protestant Infirmary and is improving, with George Frame, her husband, a patient there as well. They are the father and sister of Mrs. J Barry Mahool who is spending the summer at Braddock Heights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Misa Mildred Nelson
West South
Quinay
Clinton Shepherd
Misa Helen Frame
Baltimore
Union Protestant Infirmary
George Frame
J. Barry Mahool
Braddock Heights
Funeral of Mrs. Lorretta V. Lambar t
The funeral for Mrs. Lorretta V. Lambar took place yesterday afternoon at 3 o'clock from her West Patrick Street home. Services were held at the house conducted by Rev. Dr. Birch Ingle. Pallbearers were Milton J. Durr Clinton B. Willard John L. Michsel William S. Brengte George H. Railing and Laura Kosaster. Interment followed at Grove Cemetery. William H. B. Kitchen was the funeral director.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorretta V. Lambart
Isla
West Patrick Street
O3birne Ingle
Milton J. Durr
Clinton B. Willard
John L Michsel
William 8. Brengte
George H. Railing
Lawra Kosaster
Ms. Ouivet
Wim. H. B Ktchison
Purely Personal Visitors Reach From States and Countries
A long list of Baltimore and regional residents visits friends in this city and nearby towns. Names include Jobin H Weems A M Isnagle Lillian Biraly Edona Carter Jacob Siatoff Zarace Davie Aimee Landis Willard Beall C A Niogdeman Minnie Lockver Nellie Kline Mamie Smith Frank Orebs Thomas Walsh Leo Walsh and many others visiting relatives and former associates in Hagerstown York Baltimore Washington and Atlantic City with several returning home from trips.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jobin H. Weems
Baltimore
A. M. Isnagle
LaPinta
Lillian Biraly
Edona Carter
Hagerstown
Jacob Siatoff
East Patrick Street
Trienda
New York
Joe Conklin
Chicago
Jeffersone
Zarace Davie
Carlisle
Aimee Landis
North Market Strees
Willard Beall
North Market Street
Atlantic City
C. A. Niogdeman
Walkergvilly
Minnie Lockver
Nellie Kline
Washington
Mamie Smith
J. B. Frazier
South Market
Frank Orebs
York
Olom Dia
Harrieburg
Messrs. Thomas and
Leo Walsh
Colon
Panama
Maud Creager
Guasie Fra‘ley
Walkersville
Nicholas ©. Cline
Boston
S. F Thomas
East Ohnarchstraat
Frank 3. Schroeder, Jr
West Patrick Street
C. T. B. Brane
Reading
J. W. Kiracote
South Market Street
Mies Marguerits Bennett
William Bennett
G. Mantz Basaot
Miesss Lula
Carrie Suman
Charles H. Sobroeaul
Patrick Street
Mamie Sigler
Dayton
Ohio
Cloud Moberly
Gracie Moberly
Ada Greenwell
Atlantlc City
Kester Phiseger
Minnesota
Amma Thomas
Broskiyn
N.Y
da Vieiteg
Rabie Thoras
Middletown
Charles L. Kehne
Washing Iton
D. C
Charles Feaga
East Fourth Street
Bettta Engelbrecht
Mis. Nettle Lidta
Philadelphia
Misa Jove Kinnoore
Misa Catherine Needy
Vists
J. W. Ektraxfe
Heath Maker Street
Misa Genevieve Fieming
Charles Trail Legg
Ira
Ke. Legg
Glen Bilen
Lizzie Eagle
Eva Kreb Lefs
Mixa Elizabeth Hagle
Carence Stoner
Brooklyn
Meohantonberg
Mejohanicnburg
Mise Mabel Blilmyer
Touls
Margaret Morrison
Thormont
Elizabeth Gilaon
Laure V. Smith
Pantine
Pantine Snd Eleanor Seatch, West Patrick Street
John M. Grove
Hymeneal Moments in Pa as Two Couples Wed
Raymond D Hoglebreath and Carris Waghington Herbat of York county Pa wed quietly at Mt Pleasant on Thursday officiated by Rev A H McKinley. Filmore O King and Emma J Lydard of Montgomery county were married today in this city by Rev John Paul Tyler.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anglebreath
Raymond D. Ehoglebreath
Misa Carris Waghington
Yeo
York County
Mt. Pleasant
A. H. McKinley
Dharck
Filmore O King
Mies Emma J. Lydard
Demasone
Montgomery County
John Paul Tyler
Baseball Gems Arranged At New Athletic Park
A notable baseball matchup between the Frederick and Hagerstown teams is set for Thursday at the new Athletic Park. The Hagertown squad will field an Indian pitcher and an Indian first baseman, highlighting tribal representation on the field.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred
Hegerstown
Frederick
Athletic Park
Barlow
Dad's
Magerstown
Hagerstown
Surprise Party for Mrs Streett by Mountain City group
A surprise party was tendered to Mrs Delmar Streett of Durango by members of Mountain City Council No 12 Daughters of Liberty at the home of her parents Mr and Mrs J W McDonald in the eastern wards. Music recitations and refreshments followed with numerous attendees listed by name.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mountain City Council
No. 12
Daughters of Liberty
Delmar Streett
Durango
Paranta
J. W. McDonald
Mollis Oland
Janie Dyer
Hasty E Cramer
Edward M Dyer
Harry W. Dyer
Jacob L Engslbrecht
Fannie Bader
Mollie Oland
Qarrie Kossmaul
Minnie Lochner
Misees Dashe
Bessie
Lola
Naomi McDonald
Beatrica Broughton
Rosa
Janie
Madaline Dyer
Sarah Lanhart
Eadie Gerlack
James Dabs
Albare
George Dyer
BAKER SNAKE BITE IN NEW LONDON COUNTY
Mrs. Oscar Burrall of New London County was bitten by a copperhead while berry picking near her garden on Wednesday. She suffers severe pain and has two fang marks reported by neighbors as the snake struck. The incident prompted local medical attention and caution for residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oscar Burrall
New London
Shea
Summer bargains and hardware sale notice
A noisy miscellany announces half price goods for a summer frook at West Patrick Street with promotions on hairdressing and groceries. It lists a Braddock Heights entertainment week, oddball “pay your gas or electric bill” reminders, free watermelons with purchases, and a large fall of heavy discounts on tools and hardware including saws axes planes and braces. Also notes a business transition from Tyson & Nicocemus to G W Tyson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patrick Street
Frederick Art Club
Perry Ontéage
Braddock
Heights
Oden Times
Ad Mission Free
Coma
Bargain Notes and Local Events in Frederick News
Local clutter lists prices for paper, envelopes, soap, kitchenware, and other goods. Mentions upcoming games between Hagerstown and Frederick at Athletic Park and a Frederick Hospital board meeting on August 13. Public notices advertise sales, raffles, and exhibitions by various clubs with times and venues.
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the Daily News
Tuileries
Camilo Benso di Cavour
Turin
Nathaniel Byon
Cavour
Wilson's Creek
Adah Isaacs Menken
Paris
New Orleans
Jamaica
Port Arthur
Withott
Waasaington
Fa News
Poratare
Obiok
W.L. Moors
Burega
Call of the Sea Watch
Auguas
Patrick BY
At. Dist. Bureau VM. Miller, Ags
D.F. Mayne
Niewspaper
Das
Clyde Hower
West Patrick
Rav
L. A. Thirlield
John F Stice and
Barmingham Place
Nouth
Rav. Thirleld
M. E. Oharohthia
Worth Avenus M. E.ohareb
King
Lydard
Sunday Schools and Societies
Flint Hill
Echleyaville Mission
All Saints, Episcopal Church
Braddock Spring
Presbyterian Church
German Baptist Brethren Church
H.R. Heckbach
Eyosogelical Reformed Ohared
Gospel Mission Workers
Lambert Bullring
West Patrick Streets
Evangeliosi Lutheran Church
W. F. Ssabrook
Westminster
United Brethren Church
Brans, DD
Readlng
J. W. Kiracofe
Methodist Episcopel
B Watnor
Harlem Park Church
A. J. Gill
Trinity M. EH
South
Tos Pestor
Kaom Epworth
Stranges
John’s Reformed Church
Bnck Station
Atvill Conner
Lampe
Japan
Rockeystown M P
Mekoshy
G. F. Thomas
O E
Charch
Young People's CO. BH Society
First Baptist Church
Wm Hammond Parker
Johu Wesley
Methodiam
Graos Reformed Church
B. L. McLean
Sohonoker
Walter McDaniel
Miai Htelka Handley
Misa Daisy Thomar
Kate Perry
Sappington
Citizens’ National Bank
Citizens’ Nat. Bank
Capital
J.D. Baker
Wal. G. Baker
H. D. Bake
Wal G. Zimmerman
Cashler
Saudhl G
Duper Das
McSherry
BE. Resauver
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Smith
JoupGz Joan C
Jorrer
Jouy
Ramssura
Wu. G. Baker
D. B. Hargett
Thos A. Bauurr
C. M. Fromas
Daniel Baker
John D. Hendrickson
Red. Co
Zephyr Gloghams, &c
Newig & Miller
Ribig & Miller
sVerr Elven Point
Valana
Bese $i Co
International Bhirta
Atyle
Ft. of Chambraya
Madras
Okatu
Nadras
Reidig & Miller
E Paynes
City
Braddick Heights
Vandevills
Braddock Feights
Dirte
Kaith
O.L. Resy
Haven
B. Exeat & Sons
Tyson & Nicocemus
G. W. Tyson
Ted
George
Rodock
Aaron Ginghauis
Qousley
Bamberg
Rodook & CO
BIOE
Thomas P.rice
Ross MacKenzie
Aid
D. H. E. Peterman
W. Franklin Street
City Hotel
Anit Q. L. Refauver
Aprediy Des
Olica
North Market
Predcrick
Sugtldly
Cramer & Stauffer
Cramer
Cits
Montgomers Counts
Unity
Brunswick
Braddock Hetxlers
S. Market St
Gawellfuss
Petersville
Cood
Ania Vile
Closa
Hersext Thompson
Stamaville
Frederick Uo
TeleSdantl
Cara and
Lesn
China
Cratch
B. Sappington
City Hatch
Fxedshiuk, MD
Shipiry & Tepat Bargaire
Meynen
Bottag Door Hirgas
Lily Blassen
Oelisrs
Hagerstown Bod Frederick
Frederick City Hospital
Maxsu’s
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