In History August Eleventh Highlights
The Daily News recalls 1607 Fulton’s Clermont voyage from New York to Albany, 1814 American Patriots repelling a naval attack at Stonington, 1837 Austria’s reform and empire formation, and 1890 Cardinal Newman’s death. Evening Mars shines, mornings Saturn Mercury Jupiter Venus, shooting stars possibly near Perseus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hirst
America
Robert Fulton
Clermont
New York
Albany
Stonington
Conn
Austria
Austrian Empire
Cardinal John Henry Newman
Birmingham
England
London
Mars
Saturn
Mercury
Jupiter
Venus
Constellation
Pervegg
The Leago Marine Disaster and Aes oe Co
The article lists names connected to the Leago marine disaster and related entities including The Octopus The Broken Coin Hugh Gittinger Mrs N J Wilson Stull W N Jolliffe Mrs Wm Rumpf B O Thomas Agent Fred Co Nat Bank Nation J D Hendrickson Schuler's Bakery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leago
Hugh Gittinger
N. J. Wilson
Talk Ates Oe Co
Stull
W. N. Jolliffe
Wm. Rumpf
B .O. Thomas
Agt
Fred. Co
Nat. Bankation
J. D. Hendrickson
Schuler
Easton High School names new principal
Principal of Easton High School announced as Prof A McBride of New Market chosen by Talbot County School Commissioners from over sixty applicants. McBride currently serves on Frederick County auditing commission and has previously led New Market High and Sumter High in South Carolina. He succeeds Prof S Handy, moving to St John’s College Annapolis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. McBride
New Market
Talbot County
Easton
McBride
Frederick County
S. Handy
St John’s College
Annapoliis
Among the Sick and Local Skirmishes
J L Haberkorn is recovering well after an operation at Frederick City Hospital. Former Judge Russell E Lighter has recovered from appendicitis and works at the Register of Wills. Albert Link of Brooklyn rode in Sheriff Conard's team thinking it was his, demanded an apology and threatened damages, while the sheriff remarked the incident was not a major worry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. L. Haberkorn
Frederick City Hospital
Russell E. Lighter
Register of Wills Office
Conard
Albert Link
Brooklyn
Frederick
Wien
New Candidates File With Board Of Elections
Additional applicants have filed for local offices: R. Calvin Coblentz of Middletown seeks the Democratic nomination for County Commissioner. Lloyd M. Koogle of Myersville seeks the Republican nomination for county treasurer. Chas. P. Ranneberger of Buckerstown filed for the Democratic nomination for Register of Wills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Election Supervisors
R. Calvin Coblentz
Middletown
Lloyd M. Koogle
Myersville
Chas. P. Ranneberger
Buckerstown
Register of Wills
Doan's Kidney Pills Endorsement Ad
Local reader Frank Buckey of Frederick testifies that Doan's Kidney Pills eased years of kidney pain and backache after suffering disordered kidneys and colored secretions. He claims renewed health and credits the remedy, priced 50 cents at drugstores, as advertised by Foster Milburn and Company of Buffalo New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Frank Buckey
E. Sixth Street
Tan
J W. Hamers
Doan
Thirkes
Foster Milburn
Props
Buffalo
N.Y
Child Labor Permits Issued by Maryland Official in Frederick
Miss Marie L. Rose of the Maryland Bureau of Statistics and Information issued labor permits to over 100 children in Frederick under the Child Labor Law. Some applications denied. Rose conducts inspections, with offices at Dr. J. M. Goodman in East Patrick street, and plans to visit Frederick, Hagerstown, and Williamsport. Local canneries, including Monocacy Valley Canning and Frederick City Packing, began packing today as Colt and Dixon's started on Saturday. Corn quality reported good but may not meet full expectations. storms damaged crops in some areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Marie L. Rose
Maryland Bureau of Statistics and Information
Mids Rose
Hagerstown
Williamsport
Miss Rose
Monocacy Valley Canning Company
Frederick City Packing Company
Colt and Dixon's
Dairymen to Challenge Health Board Order in Frederick County
At a Frederick county dairymen meeting the Board of Directors debated a test case over Dr Billingslea on the state health board order requiring George W Young to build fly proof dairies and other buildings within five days. If arrested the association will fight the case. Committee members will confer with the State Live Stock Sanitary Board on the cattle tuberculin test. The campaign of the Baltimore Woman's Civic League was endorsed. Attendees included H B Witter, C C Martz, Harp, S J Ferner, G A T Snouffer, Howard Fawley, W P Morsell, Lee Ranneberger, A G McKimmey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uarymen’s Association
Frederick County
Reno
Harp
Billingslea
State Board of Health
George W. Young
Young
Frederick
Harry B. Witter
Lee Ranneberger
S. J. Forney
State Live Stock Sanitary Board
Woman's Civic League
Baltimore
R. R. Lord
H. B. Witter
C. C. Martz
S. J. Ferner
G. A. T. Snouffer
Howard Fawley
W. P. Morsell
A. G. McKimmey
Camp Weyerah Forms Along Monocacy Near Jug Bridge
A new camp named Camp Weyerah was formed along the Monocacy near Jug Bridge with Grace and Mary Hagan Grace Zimmerman Edith Hagan Sleeter Morningstar Pauline Staub David Hagan William Morningstar and Mr and Mrs Charles H B Hagan joining. They left for the site today and will stay about a week with the Hagans as chaperones. Also an auto accident reports Edward F Fout of East Patrick Street broke his arm. the injury was treated at Frederick City Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jug Bridge
Camp Weyerah
Monocacy
Grace
Mary Hagan
Grace Zimmerman
Edith Hagan
Sleeter Morningstar
Pauline Staub
David Hagan
William Morningstar
Charles H B. Hagan
Hagan
Frederick Main
Edward F. Fout
East
Patrick Street
Frederick City Hospital
Lightning Sets Off 800 Dollar Fire in Ellicott City Garages
Lightning struck a garage complex in Ellicott City yesterday causing about $800 in damage. Sheriff Jann Vi Lang reported the fire involved several garages and autos with insurance expected to cover most costs. The incident left the building heavily damaged and under investigation for its cause.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jann Vi Lang
Ellicott City
Round Up Train Robbers Near Frederick Junction
Detectives Robert D. Webber of Knoxville and Schmidt of Baltimore plan to meet Captain H. L. Denton in Frederick to close in on remaining suspects in the Baltimore and Ohio train robbery. Three Negro workers from a Baltimore brick yard were linked to the incident, and arrests of those in the Junction car are expected to curb further robberies. Webber shows facial injuries healing. Schmidt’s leg wound improved after surgery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Robert D. Webber
Knoxville
Schmidt
Frederick Junction
H. L. Denton
Frederick
Mr. Webber
Webber
City Hospital
Auto Strikes Buggy in Frederick County
An Army officer driving a white roadster collided with George Thomas’s buggy on West Patrick Street near C. B. Willard’s store. The officer, traveling to Virginia, paid for the damage and left his address. Thomas was unharmed. A United States QMC car, with two men aboard, drew attention at the Square Corner in the morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States, Army
Washington
George Thomas
Jefferson, Frederick State Road
Frederick
Thomas
Virginia
West Patrick Street
C. B. Willard
United States Quartermaster's
Mr Biggs a Candidate for Chief Judge Nomination
Robert Biggs a Baltimore lawyer and native of Rocky Ridge decided to enter the Democratic primaries for the nomination for Chief Judge of the Supreme Bench of Baltimore City. He has strong support from the city organization and Harrington forces. A Mount St Mary’s and University of Maryland Law graduate, Biggs has practiced in Baltimore since 1884 and leads the St. Vincent de Paul Society.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Biggs
Frederick
Supreme Bench
Baltimore City
Biggs
Baltimore
Harrington
Rocky Ridge
Mt St. Mary's College
Law Department
University of Maryland
St. Vincent de Paul Society
B and O Places $1,000,000 Rail Material Order
The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad awarded a large purchase totaling about $1,000,000 for 17,000 tons of heavy 100 pound rails and 1,000 steel hopper car bodies to multiple steel makers. Rails will replace worn Chicago Line sections. bodies fit 100 ton capacity on rebuilt trucks. A prior contract for 2,000 steel hoppers value around $2.5 million brings equipment outlay to about $3.5 million. Assault case: William Roberts fined $2 after pleading before Magistrate Posey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Chicago
Bracelet Found After Lost Ad In The News
Frank Goodman of Center street placed a late week advertisement in The News seeking a child’s bracelet lost in Court House Park. The bracelet was recovered after the ad appeared, found on South Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WCWS
Frank Goodman
Center Street
Court House Park
South Street
City Finances Up At Special Session
City officials hold a special meeting to discuss how high the tax rate should be for the coming year. The rate and taxable basis are not yet determined, with final action expected at the next regular meeting. The city plans to apply a discount for early tax payments and continues cost-cutting measures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrvices
Edward J Smith
City Register
Aubrey A Nicdemue
Lewis H. Fraks
Lawn Fete and Cake Sale for St Johns School
A lawn fete and cake sale will be held at the residence of Mrs N J Wilson 119 East Patrick Street Friday evening from 6 to 9 for the benefit of St Johns School. Withdrawal notice states the author has withdrawn from the race for the nomination for Sheriff on the Democratic ticket due to business pressures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mra. N. J. Wilson
East Patrick Street
St. John's School
Sheriff
Various Local Ads and Notices From Utica Area
A collage of notices lists rent offers at 20 dollars monthly, grocery and liquor listings, bakery daily cakes, boarder requests, and a church polo picnic with extra train cars. Also announced is a fruit farm sale under C Sumner and a sanitary milk products ad from Blue Ribbon Grocery plus contact numbers.
Creaveeses Bank Officers and Directors Listed
President WM G Baker and Vice Presidents H D Baker and WM G Zimmerman named. Cashier John Ramsburg with directors Daniel Baker WM G Baker C H Conley M D C M Thomas P L Hargett D B Kefauver John S Newman Thos H Haller J H Gambrill Jr J D Baker noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WM. G. Baker
John 8. Ramsburg
Daniel Baker
C. H. Conley
M. D
C. M. Thomas
P. L. Hargett
D. B. Kefauver
John S. Newman
Thos. H. Haller
J. H. Gambrill, Jr
J. D. Baker
Wholesale dress sale slash ends season with big reductions
A local sale advertises bulk reductions on seasonal dress wear including one piece dresses white volls stripe volls lawns taffeta and satin gowns poplin gowns and washable dresses at half price silk dresses at one third off plus linen dystora palm head long coats at one third off. Also offers blankets as best value amid fall winter wear.
Real estate and insurance offerings by Markwood D Harp
Real estate and loan listings advertise a brick West Church street house with 10 rooms and bath plus hot water heat and private sewer. Also a lot of 60 by 300 with an 8 room frame house and fruit trees on East Patrick street. Several cottages, farms near Winchester and Petersville, and modern dwellings in Frederick City. Office at 25 Court Street via Cramer & Stauff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Church Street
East Patrick Street
Iteo Moderna
Braddock
Winchester
Petersville
Frederick County
Orme
Frederick City
Cramer & Stauff
Court Stee
Dill Avenue
Portrait studio changes hands on Patrick Street
Mr. Raymond J. Nicholas purchases the studio formerly occupied by Mr. Bell and Mr. Homer and will continue the high standard of portraits. The notice also mentions a discount on gas and electric bills paid before the 10th each month and invites patrons to bring bills to the office at Room 14 East Patrick Street. F. M. Boone advertises excavating and hauling dead animals services at 525 N. Bentz Street with phone numbers listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond J. Nicholas
Bell
Homer
Nicholas
East Patrick Street
Albaug e Harrington Real Estate and Farms for Sale
Albaug e Harrington advertise 44 acres of fertile land with possession in September and close access to B station, stores, churches, and schools. Also 21 acres on a good road to Frederick with fine buildings, fertile land, and fruit. Offers include small farms and building lots on East Third Street with flexible prices. Storm insurance suggested. Remington typewriters exclusive agents. Phone 74-W.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
East Third Street
Remington, Smith-Premier & Monarch Typewriters
Albaugh & Harrington
Market &T
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the Daily News
Maryland
United States Weather Bureau of
Empire
Alvie
Ramsburg
Easton H. S
MR. Biggs
Countian
Ship of Supreme Bench
William Roberts
Cleary
Posey Yoesterday
M. E
Bieht
Pacific Coast
James H. Harris
E. L. Watson
C. Spencer Stall
H. V. Gittinger
WN. Jolliffe
Church St
Schooler’s Bakery
Apple
East Fifth Street
Utica Union
Gro. W. Miller
Lewistown
Thurmont
Mars Steckel Barck
Rand
Jesse Gladhill
ST. Sumgners
C E. Browning
Blue Ribron Grocery
Citizens’ National Bank
Frederick. MD
Capital
Creaveeses
H. D. Baker
WM. G. Zimmerman
Cashier
Samuel G. Duvall
Joseph McDivit
John D. Hendrickson
Palm Rebacil Suits
Palm Beach
Hideon Sale
Neidio & Miller
UES
Neidig & Miller
Onl
Markwood D. Harp
New City Hotel
Pythian Castle
F. M. Boone
N. Bentz Street
Potts & Griffin
Pounds, Se
Thomas P.rior
Thomas F. Rice
Frederick, MD
Kineead Director
North Market Street
Graybon
Marci
State
Woodsboro
Grayhon H. Staley
Gratson HL Staley
Rimeelf
Dull Avenue
Mt. Pleagast
C. A. Thomas
Court Street
Albauge & Harrington
N. R
D. Manta
South Market Street
Sourren L. Welty
RGN
John T. Lewta White
Ste Ha Street
Imeen el Lacan
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