Warfield at Pen Mar Odd Fellows Reunion Stirs Maryland Crowd
Ex Governor Edwin Warfield spoke at the Second annual Odd Fellows Reunion in Pen Mar drawing a record attendance from Maryland Pennsylvania Virginia Delaware and the District of Columbia. He urged civic duty and a new birth of freedom aligning with Lincoln and cautioned on political corruption while praising universal peace and female membership in the society.
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Edwin Warfield
Pen Mar
Odaatre Dutuws
Tate
Pennsylvania
Virginia
Delaware
West Virginia
District of Columbia
Odd Fellows
Pen-Mar
Wayne
Brethren of An Friendly Order
Martin L. Beall
Grand Lodge of Maryland
Frederick A. Groom
Warfield
Odd Fellowship
Metapher
Lincoln
Gettysburg
Maryland
G. W. Norris
Congress
Nebraska
Norri S
Judge Norris
Odd
End of World Panic Follows Believers Across Cities
Across London and other regions thousands chased end of the world fears at various predicted dates. Prophets Spangler Falk Spanier and others sparked mass panics with false doomsday forecasts, prompting crowded gatherings, public nuisance warrants, and widespread alarm. Ten thousand attended the Northsvio farmers' picnic at Fawn TTOVE.
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London
Aicken
Hampsferd
Spangler
Archangel
Spanier
Spangier
Falk
Russia
Northsvdio Farmers
Fawn Ttove
Harry Atwood Plans World Longest Flight From St Louis
Harry Atwood aims to fly an aeroplane on the world’s longest route from St Louis to Chicago and then east toward New York promising a $1,000 prize offered by Victor J. Evans, an attorney, as details map the proposed journey.
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Harry Atwood
Family Camp near Delia hosts campers on Greenfield Mil site
A two week family camp at Greenfield Mill Seat near Delia draws the children of the late James S Beall, their families, and friends. Amenities include tennis, baseball, boating, and fishing while Daisy Wheedon runs the kitchen. Neighbors joined in a Sunday prayer, with a Missionary Society program at the Forest Grove church site. The party plans another prayer meeting next Sunday as Rev. and Mrs. J W Beall lead the group with numerous Beall and Maxwell family members from Virginia Maryland Ohio and Pennsylvania.
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Greenfield Mil
Delia
Monocacy
Mill Seat
James S Heall
Failies
Culinery
Daisy Wheedon
Missionary Society of the
Forest Grove
J. W. Beall
Marguerite J. Beall
Covington
J. C Hildebrand
J. C. Hildebrand
Edgar J. Hildebrand
Virginia Hildebrand
Virginia Maxwell
Calvert, Md
G. W. Wolfe
Frances and Margaret Wolfe
Linden
Lauren A. Hanner
Mary Robinson
Vel Robinson
Alice Hanner
Covesville
Bradley Dudrow
Dorothy B. Dudrow
Hyattstown
Joshua M. Beall
Youngstown
Arthur L. Beall
U. P. Dally
Philadelphia
Neel Maxwell
Staunton
William Kellan
Lewis Kellan
Baltimore
Aubrey Richmond
Washington
Drove Into Ties After Night Crash
Two unidentified countrymen, intoxicated, drove down East Patrick Street and failed to see a street closure. Their buggy hit trolley track ties and overturned near Carroll Street, one man suffering a cut above the eye. Police were notified. a friend intervened and the pair continued on their way.
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Patrick Street
Carroll Street
Picnic Happiness Marked All Saints Sunday School Event
The annual All Saints P E Sunday school picnic at Braddock Heights drew about 250 attendees. Families traveled in four special cars to Braddock, enjoyed games such as potato and spoon, bag, and three legged races, and returned in the late afternoon after refreshments coordinated by Mrs. D. Ordeman.
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All Saints P E
Braddock Heights
Braddock
Among the Sick in Frederick and Vicinity
Residents from Frederick and nearby areas are confined to home. John Tersh berger’s Confectionery is listed among the sick. Mrs fraverva Thomas and Miss Daisy Kline, both operated on at City Hospital for appendicitis, are improving and returning home. Hamlett, operated on at City Hospital, is improving.
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Frederick
Dotin Zimmerman
John Tershberger
Imes
C Hamlett
City Hospital
Fraverva Thomas
Rockwell Terrace
Daisy Kline
West Seventh Istreat
First Newspapers in America and Early Flight Plans
The Boston News Letter debuted April 24, 1704, then the Boston Gazette on December 21, 1714, followed by the American Weekly Mercury with an issue on March 1, 1720 advertising tea. Annapolis will host Government aviators at College Park for a cross country flight starting August 18. Captain Chandler and Lieutenants Milling Arnold and Kirtland plan a flight about fifty miles, with a Frederick trip during the District encampment.
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America
Boston News Letter
Boston
Boston Gazette
American Weekly Mercury
Philadelphia
Annapolis
College Park
Chandler
Milling
Arnold
Kirtland
Frederick
Will Erect Barn in Virginia
Lee Smith of Jefferson has received the contract to build a barn for C. E. Abalt on his farm in Loudon County Virginia. The structure will measure 45 by 124 feet and will be among the county’s largest barns.
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Virginia
Lee Smith
Jefferson
C. E. Abalt
Louden County
ZEMO Skin Remedy for Babies Promises Quick Relief
An advertisement touts ZEMO as a permanent cure for prickly heat rashes hives eczema and other infant skin troubles. It claims proven parental happiness with thousands of satisfied users and offers a refund if the first bottle does not relieve symptoms. Sold by druggists everywhere and in Frederick by J A Williamson on North Market Street. Say you saw it in The News.
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Frederick
J. A Williamson
North Market St
Maryland News Snapshots From Belair To Cumberland
A Belair jury labels Aaron B. Channel a lunatic while Pisgah disputes rumble over local girls. Ten year old William H. Beachamp dies near Concord and a five track yard opens from South Cumberland to Evitts Creek. Taft dines at Manor House revealing a private resort as 500 Grand Jury presentments target billiard parlors for tax evasion. Nearby deaths include Sidney Long at 96, Elias Davis at 72, and Joseph Newcomer Smith struck by a pole. William H S Valentine dies of heart disease.
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Belair
Aaron B. Channel
Pisgah
William H. Beachamp
Concord
Caroline County
Calvert County
Mutual
Cecil County School Board
C’ Taneytown
Crothers
Maryland
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
South Cumberland
Evitts Creek
Taft
Manor House
Prince George’s County
Burton Tdsall
New York
Cumberland
Mary Kessler
Grand Jury
Baltimore
Joseph Newcomer Smith
Hagerstown
Smith
William H. S. Valentine
John Valentine
Bedford Road
Valentine
No Cure for Paralysis Warns Health Officials
Dr Simon Flexner of New York says no specific treatment exists for infantile paralysis and warns of possible recurrence this year. He cites animal transmission, potential insect carriers such as flies and mosquitoes, and notes transmission via nasal passages with discharges needing proper destruction.
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Simon Flexner
New York
Man
Water carrying Motorcar dispenses horse water in Philadelphia
The water carrying car, world’s first, placed in commission by the Women’s Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals in Philadelphia. The vehicle, plainly marked, will move through busy streets where troughs are lacking and drivers may receive a free packet of water. Also notes a testimonial that Chamberlain’s Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy cured a woman after two days of misery.
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Philadelphia
Women's Society For the Prevention of
Chamberlain
Clergymen condemn Astor marriage in sermon
Episcopal pastors denounce John Jacob Astor and his planned Newport wedding. Rev George C Richmond of St. John's Philadelphia calls the match an affront to morality and religion, denounces wealth worship, and predicts social ostracism for Astor. He cites past targets among the rich and vows the church will not bless the union.
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Episcopal
John Jacob Astor
New York
George Chalmers Richmond
St. John's Episcogaa Church
Philadelphia
Astor
Episcopal Church
Riehmens
America
England
Newport
Bar Harbor
Lutre
Fifth Avenue
Wall Street
Jane Addams
Dr. Grenfell
Richmond
Miss Force
Deaths and funerals toll in Baltimore county and Thurmont
William H Benson died August 4 at his daughter’s home in Ryder Baltimore county after a brief heart illness. He leaves two daughters and three sons, plus three sisters and three brothers. funeral at Mount Carmel Methodist Episcopal church. David Cover of Thurmont died Tuesday from paralysis at 74. survived by widow Ann Mikell Cover, a son, a daughter, a brother and several sisters. funeral at Thurmont U B church. Joseph A Miller died at his home near Loys Station age 74. survived by widow Maggie Miller two sons and two daughters. funeral at Rocky Ridge Lutheran church.
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William H. B
William H. Benson
Lottie V. Auflall
Ryder
Baltimore County
Goffell
Peter Heter
Shawan
Messrs
Harry G. Benson
This City
T. Legrande Benson
Butler
Mollie Dogan
Wellington
Belle Jackson
Wheeling
Wva
Sallie Benson
Bercun
Summerfield F. Benson
Baltimore
Robert E. Benson
Chestnut Ridge
Frank ‘S T. Benson
Port Deposit
Methodist Episcopal Church
Mount Carmel
Kifth
Robert E. Miller
Benjamin G Miller
Benson
David Cover
Thurmont
Cover
Reformed Church
R. Af P
Ann Mikell Cover
Wm. Cover
Gettysburg
Wm. Yingler
J. Henry Cover
U. B
Chas. D. Shaffer
Boonsboro
M. L. Creager
Joseph A. Miller
Loys Station
Frederick County
Lutheran Church
Republican Party
Miller
Maggie Miller
Charles
Frederick
Howard
Washington, D. C
Chas. Booth
Wakefield
Geo. Beitler
Rocky Ridge
Hymeneas Boyer Rohrback Marriage Quiet Ceremony
Albert A. Boyer of Middletown and Bertha Adeline Rohrback of Burkitts ville were quietly married by Rev. John S. Bowlus at his home near Jefferson on Wednesday.
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Albert A. Boyer
Middletown
Bertha Adeline Rohrback
Burkittsville
John S. Bowlus
Jefferson
Pleased With Progress of Braddock at Brad dock Heights
North German Lloyd agent Mr P Jurgenseh visits Nibrah cottage Brad dock Heights with his family. He has long visited Frederick county’s mountain resort and notes Braddock shows many improvements and sign of fine progress this year.
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P. Jurgenseh
Lloyd Steamship Company
Nibrah Cottage
Braddock Heights
Frederick County
Braddock
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Cumberland, Md
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Shinnensbore
Henrietta Werner
Ella ¥. Mallory
Annie Emings
Washington, D.C
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Annie Chambers
Anna “Morrow
Hether Thompson
Carrie Taylor
Mildred Isaac
Harriett Catherine Merritt
Africa
R. V. Pierce
Buffalo
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Ilnery N. Atwood
St Louis
Chicago
Vactar
Jo Evans
Rey Oal Wreelington
Fenting
All Saints’ P. E. Sunday School
Army
Willi
Astors
St. John’s Episcopal Vhurch
Fordham
James Hazen Hyde
Equitable Life Insurance Society
Roosevelt
David" Covir
Rosefhe AS
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William H. Shipley
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