Brightside cottage guests and local entertainments at Braddock Heights
August 12 at Braddock Heights reports visitors at Brightside cottage including Mr Parsons and Miss Parsons from Baltimore and Mr and Mrs W Star Gephart of Baltimore. The Vernons drew a fair audience with an eccentric skating act at Casio. A private pavilion dance was held for a select crowd. Mrs B E Baker of Boston plans visits to Eaglesmere PA before returning home. Mr W F Thomas gave a lecture in the auditorium titled Washington City Its Sights and Insights with pictures and notes on government, the Capitol, paper money, stamps, and the Library of Congress. He claimed Washington is the world’s only planned capital with a population of 390,000. Moonlight rendered electric lights unnecessary for several nights. Miss Addie Clark of Washington DC guests at the Washington. About two a.m. several young men serenaded the mountain. Valley View arrivals include Baltimore residents M C Copenhaven John Copenhaven Charles W Wells Georgia Wells, William and Richard Wells, William E Wagner, and Jeanette. Reno S Harp and family returned to Frederick from Sea Christ Mountain House. Mrs Harlowe of Virginia visits the Doll cottage. Mrs Hedges visits her niece Mrs George Heinlein. No replies yet to Fauntleroy Unger’s wife-seeking ad. he was away but the paper notes the ad ran yesterday.
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W. F. Thomas
Washington City
Thomas
Union Station
Capitol
Congress
Library of Congress
Jad
Washington
Addie Clark
Hedges
George Heinlein
Petersville Tournament Postponed to Tomorrow in Rain
The Petersville tournament scheduled for Arnold's Woods today has been postponed due to rain and will be held tomorrow. If the weather improves, Dr C W Crum of Brunswick will speak, and the Frederick Select Orchestra will perform. Amusements including dancing will be offered.
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Petersville
Arnold’s Woods
C. WR. Crum
Brunswick
Frederic
Baseball Scores Across Leagues Today and Yesterday
International League results list Baltimore defeating Montreal 6 to 2 with two Montreal at Baltimore games today. Buffalo posted 10 over Providence. Jersey City hosts Toronto. Newark visits Rochester. American League standings show Philadelphia, Detroit, Boston, Chicago, New York and Washington with varied records. National League games included Pittsburgh vs Cincinnati in two games and standings show New York, Philadelphia, Boston, Chicago, Cincinnati, St Louis in the mix. Tristate League notes Wilmington and Allentown results with standings led by Wilmington and Allentown.
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Montreal
Baltimore
Buffalo
Providence
Rochester
Newark
Toronto
Jersey City
Wip O
Lec
Suchestar
Provid
Baltimwore
Torensag
ENE Did Seveveee FF OY
AL Pattagelha
Auludee
Chi Leo
Busu
Houkk Hehong
Chootte
Russell
Scott
Beng Selraih Auston
Detroit
Boston
Panis
Stange
Leonard
Carilyan
New York
St. Lows
Caliwell
Sweehey
Leverenz
Baumgardner
Alevanther
Washington
Cleveland
Tristate League
Allentown
Trenton
Topham
Monroe
Rasmussen
Horsey
Atlante City
Atlantic City
Harrisburg
Moser, Beezle
Bressler
Wilmington
York
Raniings
Ritter
ShoHenberger
Shaw
Philbin
Wlpcwl
Wilming
Allenin
Wartisg
Atlanty
Dead Ruler Shot In Casket At Port Au Prince
A Haytian funeral in Port au Prince ended in violence as guards fired into the coffin after a guard of honor signaled. Marfield Kemp, an American engineer from Lexington Indiana, reported President Tancred Auguste poisoned and that Michael Oreste was gaining support. Also reported were strikes attempts by Industrial Workers of the World in Minot and a girl burned by acid from a golf ball core in Chicago.
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Fires Valley
Body
New York
Marfield Kemp
Lexington
Ind
Abingia
Hayti
Tancred Auguste
Port Au Prince
Auguste
Michael Oreste
Chicago
Agnes Marek
Glen Oak Country Club
Lost and Found Column of The News
The News runs a clearing-house for lost articles guiding readers to lost item notices. It states most finds come from daily readership and that the paper’s wide circulation helps reunite owners with prized possessions each year.
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the News
Tightul
First Arrest by Chicago's New Woman Police
Chicago Aug 12. The city’s first woman police officers arrested a woman, Nellie Cameron, for disorderly conduct at North Clark and West Erie. Officers Margaret Wilson and Margaret Butler escorted her to custody. The new force plans to patrol dances, boats, benches, and stations to deter late nights and gather information, with future debates on attire and equipment after civil service exams.
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Chicago
Cub
Margaret Wilson
Margaret Butler
Nellie Cameron
North Clark
West Erie Steets
Rairoad
Pleasant Paragraphs Note Many Travelers Visiting Frederick
Purely personal column lists Mr Charles C Carty on a business trip to New York and numerous residents traveling or visiting relatives in Frederick, Baltimore, Washington, and nearby towns. Names include Mr David A Baker, Miss Inez Van Valkenburg, Mrs Mary Krepps, and Prof Joseph H Apple among others. The item records social travel and visits across multiple cities.
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Charles C Carty
New York
Dean's Kidney Pills Put To Test In Public Trial
Frederick People presents testimony in a public trial style ad urging readers to try Dean's Kidney Pills for headaches and kidney discomfort. Mrs. Wiliam Abrecht of Frederick Maryland raves of relief after using the remedy, urging purchase at Stea3 stores, Buffalo, N.Y.
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Frederick
Dean
Wiliam Abrecht
West Patrick Street
Senator Hollis Attacks New England Cotton Trade
Washington Aug 12 Senator Hollis of New Hampshire Democratic attacked cotton manufacturers in New England criticizing high protection and wages while condemning efforts to influence legislation and suppress strikes. He cited poor labor conditions, high death rates, and alleged coercion of political figures by textile interests in naming special favors to industry.
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Washington
Tellis
New Hampshire
New England
Alor
Cacita
Spee
United States
Hollis
Deodands and Royal Ownership of Fatal Motor Vehicles
A discussion notes that under ancient custom a king could claim deodands, items causing death, including motor vehicles and contents if they caused death. It explains the deodand principle once used to enrich the crown and suggests England might retain such rights to oversee deaths caused by road vehicles.
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Great Diltain
Treland
Motors
England
Xing
Arper's
Fire destroys bungalow near Blue Ridge Summit
A severe thunderstorm struck a large frame bungalow at Charmian near Blue Ridge Summit. Owned by Mrs A Crockway and tenanted by Capt R Powers, the structure burned after a lightning strike. Mrs Powers, a small child, and a nurse escaped in their night clothes.
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Charmian
Blue Ridge Summit
A. Crockway
Capt. R. Powers
Want's Cody Estate Entitled to Probate in Pa
Aug 12 Norristown Pa A woman claims a share of the estate of her daughter who was married to Samuel Cody the English aviator killed in a recent flight in England The claimant Joseph Lee seeks a confirmation of the deceased's will and estate distribution The story recounts Cody's romance with Miss Vidid Lee and notes a later injury during parachute work leading to a stay at the State hospital for the Insane in Norristown All details reference the ill fated life and the ensuing probate action
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Norristown
Samuel & Cody
Laigland Taat
Joseph Lee
Trawe Street
Cumten
Lee
Cody
Wee
Mahal
Justice of the Peace
Search For Hell to $100000 and Aviation Tragedies
Cincinnati report lists search for Whiren W Ford in a $100000 estate case, aided by attorney Corge Coleman, with Ford believed in Philadelphia after a friend’s letter. Berlin aviation crash kills two, Roester and pupil, machine toppled from 460 feet at Finnick aero drome. Naomi Hart, 17, near York, paralyzed and unconscious after a lightning strike by a window. Thirteen die in a Canal quarry slide in Colon. Proverb warns against stopping a habit to save time.
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Cincinnati
Whiren W Ford
Corge Coleman
Berlin
Mole Yes
Roester
Finnick
York
Naomi Hart
Mrs Brown Suffering Restored by Lydia E. Pinkham’s Remedy
Lola Kansas resident Mrs D H L Brown reports extreme bloating and sickness during Change of Life. After three doctors failed, she used Lydia E Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound, taking twelve bottles to regain strength and perform all chores. The letter endorses the product and invites private advice from Lydia E Pinkham Medicine Co.
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Lydia E. Pinkham
Tola
Kansas
D. HL. Bhows
Wilnut
Lola
Kan
Lydia &. Pinkhinom
Advertising sale by local paper hanger and decorator
The shop offers a new advertising method by pooling funds for patrons. A first class paper hanger and decorator is engaged. They boast modern machinery and promise thorough mechanical work. Prices slashed for August only with half to a quarter off paper and 25 percent off mantels and fireplace goods. All cash on completion.
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B. E. Baker
Eaglesmere
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Brightside Cottage
Fauntleroy Unger
Unger
Tredendis
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Ames Clark
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Cooper
S4gmon
Gibson
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Walkersville
T. H. Smyth
Lewis H. Fraley
Geo H Rating
Washington, D. C
Henry Weinberr
Hagerstown
Inez van Valkenburg
Frederick Sunday
David Lowenstein
Bedford Springs
Arthur Warrener
Washington, DC
Mary Krepps
Frederick J. Schroeder
Cumberland
Lonaconing
Oakland
Charles M. Gilpin
Syracuse
Bunalo, N. Y
Moshe Haffacker
Lillie Keller
West Church Street
Mrs
Markwood D. Harp
Bedford Springs, Pa
Joseph H. Trundle
South Market Street
Warold Burkholder
Irving Bell
West Shku Vrh Street
Annapolis
Annie C. McKinney
Walkerst
Clarry B. Witter
J. Maurice Holdcraft
Sharon
Daniel Neipel
F. W. Obenderfer
East Patrick Street
Messrs
Lewis F. Frook
George W. Wachtel
Myersville
Sandy Springs
T. J. Michael
Misa Mamie Brunner
Norfolk
Old View
Virginia Beach
A. HL. Gill
East Church Street
Altoona
Williamsburg
Burton Townsend
Westminster
Morris Iron Works
Circle Lewis
R. Push Lewis
City
Mary Burger
Ben
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Patrick Street
Sallie Reed
Eugene A. E Alexander
Sourtt
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William E Filler
Mary
Dorothy
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Joseph H. Apple
New
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Mary Frances Welty
Simmitsburg
Gertrude Kennedy
Myrtle Gregg
Rutl
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Philadelphia
Addison
J. Hoffman
Edward L Rich
Mary and Robins Rich
Richland
Catonsville
C. Sunderland
Howard Lodge
Blue Ridge
Samuel J Ashton
Grace Kreuger
Margaret Kreuger
Floral Park
Augn JuLes
East Second Street
Columbia, Pa
F. T. Davis
Lilian Riehls
Louise Davis
Charles Davis
Warz. T. Creager
Maryland
Ohio
Geo. H. Faupel
National Association of the Deaf
Irs
Philip B Kunkel
Hollis Asgalla
Tresre
Canal
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Porlo Belo
Columbus Knott
Eceensser Te Renant & Keott
Hans, Peabody & Co. Inc
Mi. Inc
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St. John’s College
Department of Arts and Sciences
University OF Maryland
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Patrick ST. West
Frederick, MD
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