Warm fight as primaries loom in county ticket
The piece notes a heated Republican contest for multiple offices and the Democratic side adding Sterling L. Galt and J. L. Delauter to the ticket. It reports unopposed county treasurer and shifts in nomination rules as primary voting begins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel Padgett
Barry C. Hull
House of Delegates
Sis
House
Secretary of State
Canital Committee
Sterling L. Galt
Emmitsburg Chronicle
Jas. L. Delauter
Wolfsville
Shoerif
Delegates
Gen. Com
Frederick
Emmitsburg
Woodsboro
Praise for Young Cashier Thomas Hildt of Baltimore
The Baltimore Star extols Thomas Hildt of the National Bank of Commerce as the youngest Baltimore cashier. It notes his rise from assistant cashier to cashier after James Riodmonds death, his long service with the bank, two years in merchandising, and his prominence in banking circles through the Baltimore Chapter of the American Institute of Banking.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Hildt
Baltimore
Mass Anna Thomaz
West Second Street
Baltimore Star
Hilde
Seccnb
National Bank of Commerce
Hildt
Bank of Commerce
James Ro Idmonds
Maine
Dulett
Trior
Hall of Commerce
Weildt Til
Rank of Commerce
Didt
American Institute of Banking
Popuknt
City Excursion Reported Passenger Totals
The Baltimore and Ohio road excursion carried 141 from the city, 386 went to Washington, and 55 to Baltimore yesterday.
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Baltimore and Ohioggah Road
Washington
Baltimore
Florists Exhibit Opens At Baltimore Armory
Mr Charles Hermann, local florist, leaves for Baltimore to attend the 27th annual meeting of the Society of American Florists and Ornamental Horticulturists. The Armory will host a grand display by Gardeners and Piarists Club of Baltimore with over 100 exhibits featuring evergreens and decorative plants for weddings and occasions.
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Hermann
Baltimore
Armory
Charles Hermann
Iett
Secisty
Hirth Regiment
Lomarow
Gardeners and Piarists’ Club of
J P Morgan to Be Subpoenaed by Steel Probers
New York August 14 The Stanley committee investigating steel trust formation and operations decides to subpoena John Pierpont Morgan. A process server will likely meet him on August 16 in New York when he arrives from Europe to testify about statements by George W Perkins and other witnesses. Washington August 14 A subpoena has been issued by the Stanley committee for J P Morgan and may be served on his arrival in New York aboard the Olympic.
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New York
Stantesso
United States Steel Company
John Pierpont Morgan
Morgan
Europe
George W. Perkins
Wime
Washington
Stanley Committee
J. P. Morgan
Ses
Fittings Delayed as Water Line Work Advances
The city faces delays in connecting the new pipeline with the reservoir due to late fittings. Contractors shifted crews to digging a short section on Ox Creek while awaiting arrivals, with Park Ave to host a six inch line and other streets soon to follow. Mayor Schell and Water Works Superintendent Weiner inspected progress, and a $36,000 water bond payment arrived from Esla Brook & Co. in Baltimore.
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Roy
Ox Creek
Park Ave
Birge
Schell
Weiner
Lakin's Spring
Eslabrook and Co
Baltimore
Clitizens’ National Bank
Auto Party to Hagerstown Hosts Evening Out
Messrs. James HH Gambrill U1 Schoullersperger Carroll Hendrick son and Hanson Mauleby spent Saturday evening in Nageratown taking supper there. The trip was made in an automobile with Mr. Gambrill as host.
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Hagerstown
James HH. Gambrill
Schoullersperger
Carroll Hendrickson
Hanson Mauleby
Nageratown
Mr. Gambrill
May Declare Martial Law Threat Looms in Port City
Special dispatch from Liverpool reports intensified riots resuming after night violence. Troops flood streets as authorities warn martial law could be declared, with docks blocked and business at a standstill.
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Liverpool
Batt Vattridges
Mob search ordered after racially charged arson incident
Special Dispatch to The News from Coatesville Pennsylvania reports Governor Tener ordering state constabulary to search for mob leaders who burned Zachary Walker a Black man, and pursuing king police officer Edgar Hive in the August incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coatesville
Tener
Zachary Walker
King
Edgar Hive
Trolley Collision in Philadelphia Leaves Several Injured
A trolley crash in Philadelphia on August 14 sends two people seriously hurt and about a dozen slightly injured after the vehicle ran off Chestnut Hill road and struck a tree at its foot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Wien Fruites
Chestinut Hill
Atwood Flies for New York Flight from St Louis
Marry SN Atwood begins a flight to New York with last report noted from Carlinville Illinois. The message records a transport move from St Louis to the east with a mid route update.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atwood
New York
St Louis
SN Atwood
Carlinsville
Pope Shows Improvement In Early Recovery
Rome reports the pope showing much improvement after illness and could be out in a week pending full recovery. Officials noted steady progress and cautious optimism about an early public return.
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Rome
Religious World Notes and Weekly Church Announcements
The week lists sermons, Sunday school times, and notices from multiple churches. Rev. EB McLean conducts services on The New Commandment. several congregational and committee meetings are scheduled. Other churches report morning sermons, Sunday school times, baptisms, and occasional service cancellations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
EB. Tl. McLean
McLean
All Saint's P. E. Church
All Saints’ Protestant Episcopal Church
Douglass Hooff
Martinsburg Man Dies of Indigestion in Bed
Jone J. Dailey of Martinsburg West Virginia found dead in bed Saturday about 3 or 4 o clock. The account says acute indigestion caused his death after retiring at nine. He spoke to his wife about a cool breeze then returned to bed and did not awaken. Mrs Dailey found him later in the morning still and unresponsive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dailey
Martinsburg
Jone J. Dailey
W. Va
Walley
Nine Decade Woman Lydia Hargett Dies at Walkersville
Mrs Lydia Ann Hargett widow of David Hargett died at her grandson Charles Brutchey home near Walkersville yesterday at 2 pm General debility caused her death age 90 years 3 months 1y days She leaves two daughters Mrs Calvin Biggs and Mrs John Yingling and many grandchildren Funeral tomorrow at 2 oclock from the house then Lutheran Church Church Hill Jefferson Rev Poffinberger will officiate Putnam and Creager funeral directors Also probate notes on Alfred C Bragonier will leaving business interests to son Reginald Bragonier and trust provisions for widow Victoria Bragonier.
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Lydia Hargett
Walkersville
Lydia Ann Hargett
David Hargett
Charles Brutchey
Calvin Biggs
John Yingling
Alfred UC. Bragonier
Reginald Gragonier
A C. Bragonier & Son
International
East Street
Resinard
Frederick Bragonier
Windlaw
John Rife
Charles Picking
Nellie Bragonier
Victoria Bragonier
Reginald Bragonier
Winter Display Invites Frederickton Shoppers
Frederickton merchants unveil a fur and wildlife display on Market Street featuring a faux winter window by Madison Nelson and C Thomas Kemp. The collection includes Japanese lynx blue wolf Austrian seal Persian lamb Australian opossum marmot Hudson seal pelts and garments priced from five to one hundred sixty five dollars. Total value of the display and collection reaches three thousand dollars.
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C. Thomas Kemp
Frederick
Madison Nelson
Good Tem plars at Mt Airy progress in temperance work
District Lodge No. 4 of the Good Tem plars met with Mt Airy Lodge No. 334 in regular quarterly session. District Chief Templar Jesse P. King presided. 27 candidates received the district lodge degree and 11 lodges attended. Baltimore officials Ernest E. Shimmer and Rev. C P Nowlin attended to aid the cause. Next meeting set for November at Daniel in Carroll County.
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Good Templars
Mt. Airy
Jesse P. King
Sentinel
Plane Your
Kemptown
Poplar Springs
Daisy
Glenelg
Daytown
Mt. Airy Lodge
Daniel
Carroll County
Key’s Elderly Relative Attempts Self-Inflicted Shot
Capt John Eager Howard grandson of John Eager Howard and nephew of Francis Scott Key attempted suicide by firing a bullet into his temple in St Paul Street Baltimore. He survived a late night struggle, with the bullet penetrating the brain’s forward lobe, and remained in critical condition with vitality described as unchanged.
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John Eager
Howard
John Eager Howard
Francis Scott Key
Charles McHenry
St. Paul
Baltimore
Shot Him Self in Leg John Stillions Near Middletown
John Stillions a farm hand near Middletown was accidentally shot while handling a loaded revolver. The weapon discharged striking his thigh just above the knee while he sat on horseback. Dr E L Bowlus conveyed him to Frederick City Hospital where GT B Johnson operated on the thigh. Stillions aged about eighteen is reported as doing as well as could be expected. He lives about two and a half miles south of Middletown.
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John Stilions
Middletown
John Stillions
Stillions
Stillion
E. L. Bowlus
Frederick
GT. B. Johnson
Frederick City
Rails Buckled From Heat Near Hancock
A heat buckled the B and O track east of Hancock delaying Freight Train No 87. Engineer Edward Portney of Brunswick spotted trouble, shut off steam, and jumped to safety averting a derailment. Portney took the train to Cumberland and will be sidelined for days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hancock
Washington County
Edward Portney
Brunswick
Fortney
Cumberland
Political Candidate Announcements for Frederick County Sheriff and Orphans Court
A set of partisan notices from James A. Jones Albert W. Ecker H. Milton Kefa uver William Hines William W. Osburn and David Bm Whipp announcing candidacies for Sheriff and Judge of the Orphans Court in Frederick County and urging Republican primary support. Names and districts listed include Woodsboro Burkittsville and Broderick counties with calls for voters to ratify at primaries.
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Frederick Counve
Orphans’ Court
Frederick County
John W. Mumford
Braddock District
James A. Jones
Orphans Court
Albert W.ecker
Woodsbdore
Broderick Counsy
William H. Hines
The
David BM
Awhipp
Burkittsville
Jusidtl&awiy2skrf
Republican nomination for Frederick County State's Attorney
George R. Dennis Jr. seeks the Republican nomination for the office of State's Attorney in Frederick County to be decided at the next primary election.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick Cotthty
Cwilliam H. Smith
House of Delegates
Frederick County
Emory C, Remsberg
Buckeystown
George R. Dennis, JR
Frederick County Republican Nominations Sought for Local Offices
Statement of candidacy requests for the Republican nomination for State's Attorney of Frederick County and County Surveyor. Jesse F R Heagey seeks the State's Attorney nomination by popular vote in the August primary. Emory C. Croum seeks renomination for County Surveyor with formal solicitation included.
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Sterling Galt
J. H. Delauter
Central Committee
Phillips Lee Goldsborough
John H Cunningham
Morris A Soper
Blair Lee
Arthur P. Gorman, Jr
William S Evans
Emerson Harringrton
Edgar Allen Poe
Cole
John Pierpont Morgan Ee
Pope
Giuseppe Petacci
Sunday Schools
Grace Reformed Church
United Brethren Church
Unitedrethren Church
H. Hummelbaugh
Ezekie
Christ
Wzektel
Absalom
West Patrick Street
Evangelical Lutheran Church
C. Clarence Baker
Walcock
Church of the Brethren
Eider John S. Weybright
Pharmont
J. Welty Fahrney
Evangelical Reformed Church
Methodist Episcopal Church
First Baptist Church
Ible
Nonagenarian
A. G. Bragonier
Thomas Kemp
Middlesex’ Club
Maryland
Academy of Amusements
Fifth Street
N. C. Dolterer
Hal
F. J. Cheney & CO
Toledo
Hall
Carl
Charles T. K. Young
Louisa Birely
Thomas F. Birely
Mollie C Buxton
Ired
Pyerick
Chas
T. K. Young
Chas. T. Pagan
Harry W. Bowers
Princeton Buckey
Gard
Frederick District
Guy ER. Motter
Febsid&wife
Orphans” Court
Samuel Lambert
Lambert
Rexecutrix
News Office
Key
Alfred Belt
Nelt
Italy
Switzerland
France
Spain
Misses Trail
East Church Street
Political Cards
Dyldtr
Marlitf
Sacott
Welty
H. Milton Kefauver
Juidtt
William W. Osburn
Frederick, Md
Jesse F, R. Heagey
Court St
Emory C. Croum
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