Local social notes list visitors and travelers in the city
A mangled list details residents and guests from Cumberland, Baltimore, Philadelphia and beyond visiting in town or upon vacation. Names include Wertheimer, Ammerian, Heck, Hargett, Willard, Harding, Gould, Lambright, Topper, Kreh, Doll, Knox and others with brief mentions of streets and their destinations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hagerstows
Hagan
North i
Hampshire
Murrayne
Grace - Re North Market
Aust
Tit
South ‘Street
J. Harry Jones
Washington
C.C. Carty
East Patrick Street
Madaline Stang
Dawsonville
Montgomery County
Emma Summers
West Patricia Street
Frank Heck
East Church Street
New York City
Ada
Green
Marie
Baltimore
John Keefer
Enat Wbouth
Charles D. Gould
Winden
Louisiana
Willame
Shriver
SouthsMarket Street
Vernon Stance
Washington, D.C
Clare V. Lambright
Ingomarweh
John Doll
Joseph Jauer
Merchants Triumph in Pin Contest Over Mount Phillip
In a recent match at Breddock Heights the Merchants pinned Mount Phillip's team after a tight contest. Hess led the Merchants with decisive pinfall, while Mt Phil contested hard but fell short in the late rounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mt. Philip
Enjoyable Barn Dance Draws Many to Woodruff Barn
A bustling summer social, the barn of Mr. Woodruff near Braddock hosted a lively dance arranged by Miss Louise Johnson and Miss Francis Longcope. Guests wore rustic finery, danced to a colored stringed orchestra, and enjoyed refreshments while chaperones provided supervision. The event featured many dances beyond the basics and drew attendees from Baltimore Jersey City Washington and beyond. Special car service ran to Frederick at midnight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Barn
Mr. Woodruff
Baltimore
Jefferson Ford
Braddock
Louise Johnson
Jersey City
Francis Longcope
Dito
Amooth
Virginia Ree
Woodruff
Johnson
Longcope
Frederick
Washington
Jersey’ City
Ould
Bat
Coustinee Harding
Charlotte Smith
Alice Dean
Pauline McCardell
Helen Riansburg
Georghy Glethiger
Greece
Trall
Cornelia Potts
Mary Maulsby
Mary — Gittinger
Nanuie Potts
le Potts
Rath Haller
Messrs
Allen Longcope
Mr. Woodratt
Frederick Strats
New York
My. Young
Balth
Military picnic at Braddock Heights planned with parade and show
Arrangements for a large military picnic at Braddock Heights on Wednesday August 31 include a sham battle between Blue and Brown armies, guard mount, supper, musical entertainment, and a grand military musterl show in the auditorium at 8 p.m. The event features outside guests, competitive drills, tug of war, and concerts by the Braddock Heights Orchestra with Mrs Mary Steckel-Burek directing the musical program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bradock Heights
Toca
Marghaid National Gard
Company A
Chigre HN
Wim
Schley Avenue
U.S
Frederick County
Allan
Braddock Heights
Lester Swithh
Irving “Landauer
Mary Steckel-Burek
Frederick
Stanta
Jokex
Braddock Heighte Orchestra
Campaigns continue as state politics and local news unfold
The record covers multiple Maryland districts with congressional candidates campaigning in various counties. It notes elections plans in Montgomery, rescues of a kidnap victim, a Moose carnival in Baltimore, a Chautauqua ending at Mountain Lake Park, and two fatal canal and railroad accidents. It also mentions scholarships, a farm purchase by John Barrett, and a planned tourist reception in Frederick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annapolis
Solomons Island
Caroline County
Edward Pilett
Fairmont
Walbrook
John Barrett
Bureau of American R Republics
Montgomery
Viett
Rockville
T. C. Dulin
Washington
Mario Florence Antell
Baltimore
Philadelphia
Nattans
Order of the Mooses
David J. Lewis
Washington County
Mountain Lake Park
Richmond Pearson Hobson
John J. Jacobs
Consolidation Coal Company
Frostburg
Lonaconing
Aloysius M. Ilyan
Chesapeake and Ohio Canal
Western Maryland
Clearspring
Orphans’ Court
Sophia Stiles
James .O. Stiles
James O. Stiles
Successful Mont Pleasant Picnic and Tournament Held
The annual Mont Measant Tournament Association event occurred yesterday in Mont Pleasant drawing several thousand attendees. Prizes were awarded across professional and amateur divisions with dancing from 2:30 to 10 PM and booths open on the grounds. Notable winners include Chives Howers and Vernon Garver in professional class, and Miss Helen Taha as best maid of honor, with judges DE Stone and AL Buckplogian among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mont Measant
George A. Houck
Mi. Pleasant
Chives Howers
Milas Margaret
Car
Haha
Heauty
Vernon Garver
Bonus
Misa Ututde Tlesson
Willa High
Mies Uelen Tramde
Liberty
Winller Clas
William Ehiugh
Maile Cru
Mont. Pleasant
Presley Bickey
Hanveh
Abe Reve Cru
Helen Taha
Frederick
Edward Lease
Mawin Bowers
Norma Trout
DE Stone
AL Buck Plogian
Liberty Pleasant
Uresley Buckey
Glenn Crim
Charles’ Bowers
Ha Cramer
Charles Vox
R. Armison
Letters from the People on animal cruelty in city streets
A citizen letter criticizes public morality efforts to censor films while ignoring daily abuse of horses. It denounces overloading and harsh driving, argues cruelty harms youth, and warns that constant animal mistreatment erodes compassion in the community.
Railroad Wreck Shatters Grand Trunk Service
Special dispatch reports a rear end collision on the Grand Trunk Road near Battle Creek. Eighteen passengers burned, under a dozen fatally injured as wreckers and equipment were destroyed and a flagman was missing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Durtird
Meth. Ang
Grand ‘Trunk
Tre
Battle Creek
Roosevelt Daylight Breakfast With Dunkirk Men
Four hundred business men in Dunkirk N Y attended a daylight breakfast with Colonel Roosevelt. He spoke on clean politics and urged reform in public life. The event highlighted support for his progressive stance and energized local business leaders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dispatch
Dunkirk
N.Y
Roosevelt
Powder Mills Destroyed in Explosion at Bouton Plant
A blast at the American Powder Company plant in Bouton Massachusetts killed two workers and injured three others. The explosion occurred early this morning at the powder mill complex. Investigators cordon off the site as crews assess damage and determine the cause.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bouton
Mass
American Powder Company
Frederick Market Prices from Frederick County Farmers Exchange 1910
Quotations finished by Frederick County Farmers' Exchange corrected August 25 1910 list prices for wheat corn barley and oats, hay and flour products, feeds, and potatoes. Prices include No 2 Red Wheat 95 cents per bushel, corn ear 3 60 per barrel, shelled 70 cents, timothy 19 to 20 dollars per ton, clover 17 to 18, and potatoes 45 to 60 cents per bushel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick County Farmers’ Exchange
Lumber Plant Burns in Oren Me
The James Walker Lauber Company's lumber plant burned today in Oren Maine with estimated losses around $100,000. Firefighters fought the blaze but could not save the mill building and a portion of nearby storage. No injuries were reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oren, Me
James Walker Lauber’ Company
Sunk A Launch Sinks Inlet Excursion Steamer
A Coney Island excursion launch sank this morning off Jamne inlet. Two people drowned in the incident. The Camden ad campaign notes suggest advertising in this paper as a path to success.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Ateamer
Queen of Carnival Mise Tillian T Sexton Queen Titania
Mise Tillian T Sexton of Asbury Park will be Queen Titania for the carnival starting next week. She is 18, brunette with dark brown hair hazel eyes and olive complexion and known for witty humor. Miss Sexton recently visited Miss Elizabeth Reist at the City Hotel and made many friends in Frederick. Miss Reist plans a visit to Miss Sexton and will stay during the carnival.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mise
Tillian T. Sexton
Asbury Park
Titania
Misa Sexton
Frederick
Elizabeth Reist
Mies Reist
Mies Sexton
Ill Patients Listed In Local District Homes
A jumble of names and streets shows residents reported ill or recovering. Albert Brown and Mrs Luther Stone are mentioned as sick. Frank Moore has returned from hospital after appendicitis surgery. Charles Vinfossen has been confined at home for six months but is now able to move with aid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert
Brown
B. Eugene
Luther
East Church
City Hospital
Charles. Vinfossén
West Pit
Rick “Atiéet
Hagerstown
Washington County
Christian A. Horst
Martin M. Horst
Moses K. Horst
Smithsburo
R. D
Auis Og
Dean's Kidney Pills Credited With Cure in Testimonial
A testimonial from Frederick Reader in Frederick Maryland describes severe back pain dizziness and fatigue before taking Dean's Kidney Pills. After two bottles purchased at C B Main’s drug store his health improved with a strong back and relief from symptoms. The Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY is named as sole US agents. price is 50 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Frederick
Joan
Léonard
Hoffman, Braddock
Fréderick
Saya
Dean
Nical
C. BE. Main
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
New York
United States
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Middletown and
Company A'S Picnic
J. R. Pitt
Rocky Mt, N.C
Gilt Blair
News OF the
Marglnt
Motoriata
Participante
Munsey
Mount Pleasant
Theresa
F. J. Cheney
Poledn
Ohio
H. J. D. Hagan
North
Market Street
North Market Street
J. E. Phiceser
West Patrick Street
Muezeg
East
Patrick Street
N. J. Wilson
Regenour
East Sixth Street
Uresa Dt
West South Street
East Patrick Streets
ayRcadet
Carroll Street
J. Kennedy
New Central
National Bank
Bultiling
Banth
Corner Church
Court Streets
Maple Avenue
Baet
Joseph Beach
Arlington Hotel
East Third ‘Street
F. Ruprecht
East Taird Street
North Barket Street
Bentz Street
Church
Becord
Church Street
E. S Mobley
Ford Road
Noah Market
Ygouth Market
Ana Re. Ward
Ugzsaee
Haward
Board of
Aldersmety
Sion
Trederick City
Ae. Sehanion
Morthe
Scar Lewis ‘Rice
Alermen
Mie
Bettie Thomas
Borin
Sareia
Gree Abe A
Orai
Bart
of & Geey
Sid Lee
Bos Sean
Wodanrameet
Ontalaing
Bilek
Sald Street
Eal Street
Said Street
Willam
William
Uber-B
Fistick
Mandery
M. Nixdorff
Tucker
Frenetter County
All Sainta Street
Law Office
Reno
Harp
Court Street
All Saints Street
iBereat Pz
Egourt
Edward
Stoner & Weinberg
John L. Dutrow
Zerms
Geip Rouse
Niles Abrecht
Dantier
B. & O. Avenue
Packard Organ
H.R. Lease, Audt
D. G. Bris
Clerk
David Shull
Altimore & Ohio Railroad
Tashington Dun
Ray
Rive
Chicago
Pepart
Wmn
Cinginnatt
Louisville
Harpers -Frerry
Washin
Ness S
Harburg
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