Mount Hope Indian Chief Credited In History
A fragment from The Daily News notes Philip of Mount Hope, an American Indian leader, linked to a treacherous event with white allies near Mount Hope. It also mentions Albert Coullatin and James Russell Lowell with brief biographical tags and references a 1911 peace protocol and Bennington’s 150th anniversary. An astronomy item mentions Mercury near a constellation at dusk and dawn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philip of
Washington
American ‘and Spanish Commission
Ben‘nington
Board to receive candidate applications through August 18
Powell Boyle and other candidates for surveyor positions, including George Mt Bett, were noted. Blair Lee’s application was received this morning. The Board announces it will accept further applications of candidates up to and including August 18.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Powell
Boyle
Steven
Belt
Rickeystown
George
Mt Bett
Blair Lee
Board
Quiet wedding at Methodist parsonage declares new union
Miss Blanche M. Kessler and Wesley F. Schaeffer wed at East Church Street parsonage. Rev. E H Lamar officiated. Bride wore white poplin. They plan a Washington Baltimore honeymoon and will reside in Buckerstown. Schaeffer works with father, a local contractor. Engagement also announced for Emma J Crigier to Ross Hensen with August wedding planned. A stolen horse from George Allman near Frederick remains unrecovered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scilaefver
Methodist Episcopal Parsonage
East Church Street
Blanche M. Kessler
William A. Kessler
Doubs
Wesley F. Schaeffer
Newton R. Schaeffer
Buckerstown
E. H. Lamar
Washington
Baltimore
Mr. Schaeffer
Emma J. Crigier
Joseph Mr. Crigier
Rappahannock
County
Ross H. Hensen
Rockville
Mal
Frederick County to Hold Summer School for Teachers
136 teachers enrolled in Frederick County summer school beginning August 18 at Girls High School. Director J Montgomery Gambrill prepared a leaflet outlining the program. Registrar G Lloyd Palmer reports 136 paid the $10 tuition. enrollment expected to reach 150 to 160. Dr. Baker to lecture on Contemporary Literature. Mr. Gambrill will teach for less salary than usual. Miss Theresa Wiedefield will replace Miss Nan Mildren for the final week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick County
Ithe
J. Montgomery Gambrill
Inorl
G. “Lloyd Palmer
Baker
Gambrill
Frederick
Hool
Theresa Wiedefield
Baltimore’ County
Nan Mildren
Among the Sick in Frederick and Vicinity
Residents on East Patrick street Miss Clara Zimmerman and Mr Frederick W Obenderfer show improvement after illness. Mr Charles H Baughman of West Church street was reported somewhat better. Local health updates note several residents under medical care as conditions update.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clara Zimmerman
East Patrick Street
Frederick W. Obenderfer
Charles H. Baughman
West Church Street
Property Deeded in Circuit and Orphans Court
Record of deeds shows Florence Ann Johnson and husband transferring real estate to Clarence W. Fink and wife for 165 dollars, and Martin W. House and wife transferring to James S. Migdon and wife for 1200 dollars. Evangelist S. T. Shade addresses a tent tabernacle audience on Millennium and Sabbath themes despite weather.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Circuit and Orphans” Court
Lorence Ann Johnson
Clarence W. Fink
Martin W. House
James S. Migdon
Brunswick
Lacerser Wesler F. Schaeffer
Buckerstown
Blanche May Kessier
Dounds
Fourth Street
Evancelist
T. Shade
Former City Register Gittinger Struck by Car
Former City Register Edward Gittinger, of West Patrick Street, was knocked down by a car at Patrick and Court streets shortly before nine this morning. His elbow was bruised but no serious injuries occurred. Witnesses blamed the driver’s carelessness for not sounding the horn, and the motorist, who stopped briefly, offered no aid. The car owner was not identified.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Register
Gittinger
Clity Register
Edward Gittinger
West
Patrick Street
Patrick and
Court Streets
Giltinger
Magistrate Court Hearing Delayed In Traffic Violation Case
An automobile was impounded by Officer Hoffinsan after it stood five hours with no light before the united Engine House. Linton, an agent of a sewing company, faced a traffic ordinance charge. Justice Anders, who was to hear the case, left town and postponed proceedings to eight o'clock tonight. A separate matter notes an altercation with a wrench. The grand jury noted recognisance set at $100.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoffinsan
United Engine House
Sewly’ G Mighive ‘Company
Linton
Anders
Robbery Charge Arises From City Street Theft
Charles Hollin, colored, was arrested this morning by Constable Hauver on a robbery charge against John Harper, colored, near Araby. Harper says he slept on Aunt Street doors and woke to find $4.75 and an account book missing. only a few cigarettes remained.
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Tolg
Aftair
Dri
G. Bourne
Examina
Charles
Hollin
Hauver
John Harper
Araby
Harper
Hollis
Local notice and business ads from Braddock Heights
Notice warns owners of dots to remove them within 48 hours or face killing. redemptions possible at the city register office under Mayor Lewis H. Fraley. Dance tonight at Braddock with meat shop ads by LC Derr Kolb Bros. Methodist Reunion set for Thursday August 14 near Braddock Heights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Braddock Heights
Jou Register
Mary Ket Street
Derr
Kolb Bros
Intercity Plan At Key Celebration Shaped By Trade Board
Mrs Mott requests indorsement of a proposition to aid the 200th celebration of the Pee Ea in 1914. John C Deponal of the executive committee notes an association formed to arrange event details and publicity. A special session of the Board of Trade discussed boulevard matters and the fourth street pike, with residents’ input and plans to advertise the city’s observance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doard of ‘Trade Mot
Pike
Algo
Clara ‘V. Mott
Barbara. Britehio, Association
Braddock area notices and city announcements
Local notices warn against sprinkling streets due to water shortage with fines possible. Beech-Nut products advertised. dancing event at Braddock Tonight at the Braddock Heights Casino featuring The Vernons and World’s Greatest Skaters. Knights of Columbus picnic postponed. Tax collection notices urge prompt payment as term of office expires. Cars run every half hour from 7 to 9 p.m. to Frederick and Jefferson areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Braddock
Frederick
Jefferson
Braddock Heights Casino
the Vernons
Fall Suit Sale Emphasizes Low Prices and Savings
An old advertisement showcases heavily discounted tub suits and clothing, urging customers to act fast for big savings. The notice also lists multiple farm and real estate opportunities in Frederick, including 100-acre and 177-acre properties, rail town listings, and business sites, with contact details for John G. Brengle and William H. Smith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William H. Smith
Court Street
Montgomery
Middistown
Woodsboro
Fredererick
Grunswick
Thurmont
Jeferson
Walkersville
New Market
Towse
Real Estate Loans and Insurance for Sale or Exchange
Real estate listing offers valuable farms and city property for sale or exchange. The ad promises genuine gains and urges shopping cautiously before investing in building lots, improved property, or dwelling ventures. Contact ST. WE MAN at phone 22-2, Offence Frederick TT, MD for seed investments and opportunities.
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Keller & Toms
Frederick
Frederick County
American Blending Company
Baltimore
Insurance & Typewriters
Creagersie
Johnsville
Freaxaville
Unionville
Jeferson
Lewistown
Buckerstown
Knoxville
New Mari
New Market
Ladiesburg
Park Mill
Park Mills
Petersville
Hotel's Mills
Rockville
Ellicott City
Deias
Market St
Thane
Urbana
Knoxwile
B&o R. R
Splendid Pike
Pythian Castle Building
Dell
Aber
ST. WE Man
Frederick TT
Novadewt
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the Daily News
Constella
Agust
Washngton
United ‘States
Weather Bureau
NTS
Ise
Buon
George Altman
Allman
Frederick and Vicinity
Magistrate’s Court
Chile
Ty Id
Lewis HW. Fraley
Braddork Heights
Baltimore’ Committee
Fritchie Memorial
Hae
Cn Tegular
Ile Board
Blue Ribbon Grocery
Knights of Columbus
Lewis H. Fraley
Board of Aldermen
Alam Caffrey
Citizens' National . Bank
Citizens
National Bank
Frederick, MD
Capital
I. D.bakhrs
Pearre's Pharmacy
Pearre's
John D. Hendrickson
Be. & OC
Vive the Tailore
Benny Wer
Boron
Pwr
Celty
John NO Brengle
JCAL
Uily
Citigs
John GN. Brengle
Funeral Directon
Citizens' National Bank
Frederick, “Md
Howe
Thos. P. Rice
North Market Stent
Grayson HI “Staley
Grayson
Staley
REAL
Monrovial
Petersvile
Fred
Yellow Springs
Adams Fi O
W. H. Smith
Negvs Office
Chas
T. K. Young
S. T. Hickman
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