Civic Club Skins Slum Plan to Clean Frederick Street
Miss Casey of the Tuberculosis Society endorses Civic Club efforts to transform Five and Half Street into a healthy, well ventilated area for Frederick’s colored residents. The plan, approved by the Mayor and Aldermen, aims to fund purchase of fronting properties and eliminate disease prone housing while stressing social treatment and environmental reform.
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Civile Club
Five
Half Street
Civic Chip
Miss Casey
Aurge
Tuberculosis Society
Tia News
Civic Club
Frederick
First Point of Attack for Sanitary Housing Effort
A fragmented voice urges the city to adopt a concrete plan for sanitary housing. The author stresses urgent municipal responsibility, urging leadership to unify efforts, motivate residents, and prove true concern for public health and economic welfare.
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Frederick
Willy
County to retire flood and bridge bonds next November
County Commissioners decide to retire and redeem 4 percent flood and bridge bonds during the next interest period starting in November. Bonds will be advertised. if not enough offers by October 1, no call will be made. A sinking fund is built by levying 1 cent on the county base, now $8,081.60, with this year’s levy of $8,727.53, totaling $46,919.03 by January 2.
Conductor Receives Insurance Settlement After Amputation
Conductor William S. Blickenstaff of the Frederick Railroad received 2400 dollars from United States Casualty Company after his left arm was amputated on July 11 during coupling. The railroad insures its employees through the company. attorney Reno S. Elarp represented Blickenstaff and secured the settlement. Blickenstaff is recovering and is to be offered a position with the Frederick Railroad Company.
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William S. Blickenstaff
Frederick Railroad
Corg
United States Casualty Company
New York
Frederick Railroad Company
Blickenstaff
Reno 3 S. Elarp
Blickenstall
The
Agree on farmers free list deadlock ends with wool bill tie
In Washington DC on August 10 a deadlock over the wool bill persisted as Labellette and Underwood agreed on Farmers Free List measures. The session concluded with no final passage, while both sides signaled room for compromise.
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Farmers Free
Pediums
Washington
Labellette
Underwood
London Dock Strike Sparks Siegelike Conditions
Special Dispatch reports London near siege as mob rule dominates a great dock strike. Police are outnumbered and troops ordered to the area to restore order amid chaotic conditions.
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London
England
Seige
Rele
Polley
Pope Growing Weaker
Special dispatch from Rome reports Pope Pius X showing a weakening condition as doctors order measures to manage his heart and stress. The bulletin notes a decline in strength with continued care at the Vatican.
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Rome
Ang Tu
Pone
Stinglang Ia
Mine Cage Disaster Drowns Twenty Nine in Krupp Bochum
Special Dispatch reports a mining tragedy at Krupp Thin nibal mine in Bochum Germany. Four story cage failure caused the death of twenty five to twenty nine miners and left about two hundred thirty injured. Rescue operation underway with authorities investigating cause.
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Berlin
Germany
Bocum
Last attempt succeeds in family tragedy in New York
Aug 10 in New York a woman, Mrs Bara Santo, after three failed attempts, kills herself and her six year old son in a deadly act. Police report details remain brief and confirm the double fatality tied to the attempted actions.
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New York
Bara Santo
J. M. Cronenburg & Co
Geo
BR Radeck
Hannah Harding
Patrick St. Augsdats
Brief Items of Interest from Local Notices
Robert Thonas of North Market Street reports two fine hogs died yesterday. The notice appears in a local item stream of general interest, listing everyday happenings and small incidents from the community.
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Robert Thonas
North Market Street
Many Candidates Out For Offices In Frederick County
Candidacy filings rush as the deadline nears with numerous seats open. The field shows a Democratic shortage for Orphans' Court and House of Delegates, while Republicans list multiple contenders for county offices including governor, attorney general, sheriff, and county treasurer.
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Dudge
Orphans’ Court
Henry Boyle
Libertytown
Frederick Bir
Efe
Cramer
House of Delegates
John W. Tobeer
Jefferson
Edward
Peter
Crothers
Junes B. Homerson
Emerson C. Harrington
Clarence Boller
Woodsboro
Board of Election Supervisors
Phillips Lee
Frederick
Emory C. Crum
Edward K. Shroyer
Wolfsville
Fulton B. Rice
William B. Smith
Charlesville
Scott S. Welty
James W. Crum
Mr. Pleasant
Charles T. Fagan
Jones A. Jones
W. W. Osborne
Charles W. Barrick
George H. Whitmore
John &. Phreeger
Albert W. Ecker
George T. Roderick
H Milton Kefanver
W. Scott Kefanver
Burkittsville
David Mo Whipp
William . Horman
Araby
John (. Castle
Middletown
John W. Mumford
Braddock Heights
Liberty
J. Stewart Annan
Enmitsburg
William Howarth
New Market
Lewis Th Bowlus
George R. Bennis, Jr
William II Iinks
Samuel A. Lewis
Guy Ko Motter
Howard D. Kefanver
John P. Shafer
Braddock Heigzhts
William O. Wertenbaker
Graceham
Emory C. Remshore
Bucketstown
Richard On. Cromwell
Model of Key Monument Exhibition Window Display
The Francis Scott Key monument model crafted by Alexander Doyle is shown in the display window of Mr. C. Thomas Kemp's store at Patrick and Market streets. A framed invitation for the unveiling, which took place on August 9, 1997, sits beside it.
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Francis Scott Key
Alexander Doyle
Thomas Kemp
Patrick and
Market Streets
Juniata College Reunion Draws Hundreds in Maryland
About 250 alumni and faculty gathered Tuesday at Pen-Mar Hagerstown for Juniata College reunion. Officers elected include S Earl Dubbel Jr president and Rev J C Flora vice president. Programs featured college songs readings and talks on dormitory influence and future plans. Professors Myers and Brumbaugh spoke on science facilities funding and college work.
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Humingdss
Pen-Mar
Lawson FP
Reichard
Hagerstown
S. Earl Dubbel
Waynesboro
Harvard
J. C. Flora
Helen [Haward
William Widdowson
College Yell
Juniata
Iam Howard
Earl Dubbel, Jr
Reading
Amy Fahrney
Frederick
J. CG. Flora
Angerstown
Lulu Long
O. R. Myers
A. Myers
Manhunt Sequel Letter Alleged Horse Thief Threatens Suicide
A letter said to be from Edward Hartley, accused horse thief, is received in Washington. It claims he will die by his own hand on Big Cove Mountain near Richmond. He absolves Mrs Hayes of complicity, while Sheriff Viets pursues him near Richmond.
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Edward Hartley
Virginia
Washington
Big Cove Mountain
Richmond
Hayes
Fairfax
Hartley
Viets
Montgomery County
Maryland
Grabbing the Rope: Balloon Flight Ends in Slip
Frederick L. Ehoer Jacobs, a bold balloonist, attempted a Friday night ascent on Canon Hill. A released rope severed his tether just feet from the ground, sparing him injury as the balloon rose and drifted toward the railroad, with plans to retry Saturday.
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Frederick L. Ehoer Jacobs
Ramsburg Fertilizer Company
Episcopal
Jacobs
Canon Hill
Boy Scouts Meet at Y M C A In Frederick
Frederick chapter of the Boy Scouts of America met at the Y M C A with about twenty members. They planned promotion tests for the first week in September and noted hikes would resume after the hot weather. Scouts are camped at Frederick Jimerson with six to twelve members nightly. In sports, The Young Giants beat Young Frederick's 4 to 2 with a late rally, Baumgarder and Wastler for the Giants securing the victory after Y Frederick's Johnson and Sinn.
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Frederick
Boy Scouts of America
Frederick Jimerson
Young Giants
State's Attorney Nomination Bid For Frederick County
At the request of my friends I announce my candidacy for the Republican nomination for State's Attorney in Frederick County The primary election will be held August 2 throughout the county Your earnest support is respectfully solicited.
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House of Delegates
Frederick County
Emory C
Remsberg
Buckeystown
Orphans’ Court
George T. Roderick
Frederick
Heext
Emory C, Crum
Sheriie
Clarence G. Roller
Jyta&wf
WoodShore
Brederick County
Samuel A. Lewis
Democracy
James A. Jones
Frederisk County
H. Milton Kepauver
William H. Hinks
James
John W. Mumford
Braddock District
William H. Smith
Chas. T. Fagan
Frederick District
Guy K. Motier
Albert W. Ecker
Woodsboro
the Orphans’ Court
David M
Whipp
Burkittsville
George R. Denni, JR
George R. Denni Jr announces candidacy for State's Attorney
George R. Denni Jr announces his candidacy for the Republican nomination for Frederick County State's Attorney and seeks support from county friends ahead of the next primary election.
Deafness Cure Through Constitutional Retrenches Claim
The notice promotes Mass Catarrh Cure as a universal remedy for deafness caused by catarrh. It describes deafness as an inflammation of the Eustachian tube mucous lining and asserts cure via a constitutional approach. A $100 reward is offered for any case of deafness due to catarrh not cured by the product.
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Fr. J. Cheney & CO
Toledo
Hall
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