Reader letter on Freder ick Railroad franchise safety
A reader urges the mayor and aldermen to enforce strict stopping at the corner of South and Market streets near the public school. The author condemns six mile per hour limits and asks cars to halt at crossings on South Market, Carroll, and Market streets to protect children and prevent fatalities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taz News
Frederick Railroad Company
Tan News
Market Street
South
Carroll Streats
Mike Ap
Carroll
Ice
South-Market
Cras
W. Ey
Local Angling Notes and Livestock Losses Reported
The brief notes report a mare lost south of the city by George W. M. Albaugh and several anglers winning catches. Harry Bopatacd and Frank Derr hooked three carp averaging seventeen pounds each while fishing Saturday. Ernest McCardell and Charles Stull caught one fine fish last evening. Meza Peaster, Ingomar Albough, and Gami Ie] Peaster captured five bass yesterday. Bernard J. Kennedy bought a nine driving mare from John W. Weller. Advertise in The News.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George W. M. Albaugh
Harry
Peaster
Bernard J. Kennedy
John W. Weller
Withdrawal Letter Signals Campaign End for Longtime Congressman
Col Pearre announces withdrawal from the Mary Iron district race for Congress after six terms. He cites many years in service and returning to his law practice as his next step, saying he has said all he desires in his letter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary‘Irong Underbolt
Congress
Pearre
Hia
Fetter
Pearce
Maryland Politician Withdraws From Congress Race
A Maryland Sixth District figure declares withdrawal from the congressional contest citing personal, party, and district considerations. He notes decades of public service, prior election honors, and requests the return of a $25 primary expense check.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burng
Maryland
Congress of the United States
Flegrée
Poarre
Congress
Visiting Relatives Here With Dayton Family
Mrs W Jv Stauffer and her grandson Laurel Leake of Dayton Ohio are visiting Mrs Stauffer's nephew Thomas Kline on Telegraph Street. Stauffer formerly lived at Rocky Springs in this county but has resided in Dayton for forty seven years. She is a regular reader of the News.
Sells Farm Near Jefferson to J W Gerry Lakin
A farm known as Fine Farm, 212 acres near Jefferson on the road to Point of Rocks, was sold to Mr J W Gerry Lakin for 10590 dollars, with the seller identified as Frencia T Lakin and Jina Takin Farm.
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Sells
Frencia T. Lakin
Jina
Jefferson
Point of Rocks
Bia Xo
J W Gerry Lakin
Sick list reports multiple locals improving at city hospital
Names of residents including Mr Charles Andrews Whiner street Mr W Wiles Klubb street and Mr George R Whitmore appear in a sick list. Several patients at City Hospital are improving or able to be out. Frank K Moore Samuel De Thomman and others are recovering from illnesses or post operative care.
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Charles Andrews
George It
Ribtlig
Patrick Street
Dyer
Bakt Fourth Street
Alvk
Fraik
K. ‘Moore
City ‘Hospital
City Hospital
Regieter' Ot O Itd
Charlegrile
Thomas Saylor
Walkersville
Frank B. Moore
M. EB
Baltimore
Edward Rove
East Second Street
Dr Hume Injured In Embankment Horse Accident
Dr R C Hume of Adamstown sustained facial wounds and minor injuries when his young horse bolted at a Doubs railroad crossing and plunged down a 15 foot embankment. The buggy was destroyed and the horse was restrained by bystanders. Dr Conley gave medical aid and there were no serious injuries.
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Doubs
R. C. Hine
Adamstown
Hume
C. H. Conley
Law Courts Report: Larceny and Disorderly Conduct
Minute Gittinger waived a hearing on larceny and posted 200 bail for appearance. Charles Bell and wife faced disorderly conduct charges after a jail night. Eckstein warned eviction if they do not relocate. John Wedge paid 25 bail for whiskey distribution to minors. Tom Lee fined 5 for drunken and disorderly conduct after a late-night appearance.
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Witil
Gittinger
Jal
Vm. Ecksten
Tnatheann
Wihorverly
Charles Bell
Wid Child
Col
Eckstein
East Sixth Street
Joe Tie
John Wedge
C. M. Eckstein
Tom Lee
Anethe Eckstein
Hymeneal Tomorrow for Eva Clary Norris and James Porterfield
The wedding of Eva Clary Norris of Union Bridge to James Porterfield of Charlestown West Virginia will occur at the bride’s home Locust Grove tomorrow. Also reports of Smith and Boston wed at Johnaville by Elder Metz and Shewbridge Cannon marriage at Brunswick by Rev Jenkins on earlier dates.
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Eva Clary Norrie
Nicholas H. Norris
Union Bridge
James Simmons Porterfield
Charlestown
W. Va
Locust Grove
Smith
Bobton
Joseph D. Smith
Orphe Boston
Johnaville
Metz
Jabneville
Saewbridge—Cannon
Samuel
Shewbridge
Brunswick
Ella Cannon
Point
Priday
Frank’ ‘Jenkins
Hunting Vegetables and a Broken Leg Report
Mr James M Smith of Woodsboro attended the city market as vegetables grew scarce in the area due to continued breath. Benjamin Volluse of the city was thrown from a horse this afternoon and broke his left leg. The piece ends with a battered quote about a man with a thing to tell a well and a man who hollars.
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James M. Smith
Woodsboro
Smith
Benjamin Volluse
Severe Rainfall Drenches Counties Causing Flooded Areas
A historic rainfall totaling about 0.478 inches fell across New Midway and surrounding counties, triggering floods and widespread damage. Heavy showers affected Jefferson, Buckeye, Urbiga, Clifton, and nearby towns, with Wilkeraville reporting two hours of downpour and rivers rising, while some areas remained dry.
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Fredertex
New Midway
Uches
New
Buckeya
Urbiga
Ayatigiown
Brederick
Xow
New Banking House Offers Ladies Room and Vault Services
The new banking house announces accommodations for business, a special ladies room, and spaces to meet, wire securities, or detach coupons. It touts vaults with many safe deposit boxes and plans to handle accounts for individuals, firms, or corporations with equal attention. A savings department offers 4 percent per annum under certain conditions. Parsons and business houses are invited to visit during building.
Entertainer Mise Fitzpatrick Delights Studio Audience
Mise Fitzpatrick headlines a recital at Hotel Beatidock drawing an appreciative crowd. Camp Easy members return from Detour with Mr and Mrs Robertson and others reporting a fruitful outing catching fish turtles and eels.
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Mire Fitzpatrick
Minn Bowers
Sedmen
Missitzpatrick
Charles Robertson
Louise Robertson
Ida Hartig
Charles A
Robertaan
Death notices and estate items in city newspaper
The page lists multiple death notices and a will filing. Gaither and Margaret Ann Carrey noted with funeral plans in White Vale. Sarah E B Hemp died in Baltimore aged 67. Helen May Phhebus died at home aged 7. funeral set for Wednesday. J G Carlisle Leavy estate news reports will to grandchildren including John G Carlisle Jane Alten Cattidle Jane Carlisle Pm. estate valued near Kemp. probate publicized in Washington and New York connections.
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Gaither
Margaret
Ann = Carrey
Wwelouk
Haltimnore
Liberty
Helen May Phebus
Mra. B. Elaworth Phibua
Patrick Street
Mount Olivet
J. G. Carlisle Leavy
John G. Cattidle
The
Treasury
Washington
John G. Carlisle
Jane Alten” Cattidle
New York
Jane Carlisle
Kemp
Thie Etty
Ladies Jacket Suits and Dresses Sale Discoveries
A loud sale advertises dramatic reductions on ladies jacket suits and linen dresses. It touts prices from 1.98 to 6.00, promises cash-only discounts, free alterations, and expedited refunds, with references to specific fabrics and style names. John D. Hendrickson signs as organizer.
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Thia
Thagenson
Natural Linn
Plaele
Venice
Ako
John DP
Hundrickbon
Reporter Describes Maryland Roads as Worst in Nation
Mr Vivian Edwarde, a tourist from Frederick with a team of Angora goats, reports to the Good Roads Commission about road conditions. He says Maryland has the worst roads in the Union, Delaware next, and California the best, with noted poor roads between Cumberland and Hancock.
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Vivian Edwarde
Frederick
Good Roads Commission of
United States
Cumberland
Maryland
Union
Delaware
Hancock
California
Railroad Work Advances on Fifth Street Progress
Work on the railroad on Fifth street advances with croreties laid toward Market street and rails complete from the switch at the yard to Locust alley. The project, part of the East Fifth street line, is likely to be finished this evening.
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U. Dig
Fitzhugh Lee
Braddock
A. L. Prann
Fifth Street
East Fifth Street
Market Street
Locust Alley
Oil Streets Tomorrow in Frederick
An attachment paper for road oil to treat Frederick's dirty streets will arrive tomorrow. oil application to streets will begin once the shipment is received. Readers are invited to place ads in The News for selling, buying, hiring, or seeking positions to reach thousands of southern readers.
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Frederick
Teyl
Newa
Local notice of dances and farm trespass warning
Braddock Heights hosts regular Tuesday night dance with Cara performances and acts at the Marvel Tonight and Towers Opera House tonight. Walker sville area lists cattle farming implements and a warning trespass notice on the farm with legal enforcement threatened for any infringement.
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Braddock Heights
Cara
Halbour
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