Soldiers Break Camp Tomorrow In Gettysburg War Game
Soldiers at Camp Ordway rehearse a mock Gettysburg battle using Red and Blue pins on a large map while rain dampens fields. Officers lead the exercise with Col. Harvey and Major Cronin as umpires, then note lessons learned before the weekend departure to Frederick and Washington.
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Jupiter Pluvius
Camp Otway
Jlere
Gettysburg
Col
Harvey
Col. Durand
Marcus D. Cronin
Camp
Ordway
Washington
Signal Corps
Frederick
Kemp Farm
Sol
Messrs
J. L. Wright
The
Times
Earl Godwin
Star
Joha Jay Daly
Post
Harries
Company D
Second Infantry
Market Street
Concert Program by Consolidated Bands With District Guards
Consolidated band from Camp Ordway will perform tonight in Frederick weather permitting. They will visit My Olivet cemetery to play the Star Spangled Banner at Francis Scott Key’s grave, then return to Court House Park for another concert, with a rain plan to abandon if needed. The program includes selections by Myddleton Lehar Gounod Donizetti and others, plus a Mrs Clara Naecker solo and a finale to My Maryland.
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Camp Ordway
Prederick
My. Olivet Cemetery
Francis Scott Key
Court House Park
Mls
Tancred
Rossini Wartz
Lehar
Clara Naecker
Gounod
Luce di Lamimermoor
Maryland Smith
Sunflower Records Reach New Heights in Lewis Town
Mrs Roy Bartholow of Lewistown reports a sunflower stalk reaching sixteen forty four feet with twenty flowers. The latest bloom measures twenty three inches in circumference. She also grows four touchmen at two feet high bearing thirty flowers, all double variegated.
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Roy Bartholow
Lewistown
Fishing Party Nets Bass on Potomac Trip
The report notes Emory Susz and John Storm fishing along the Potomac at Vonocacy with a fine string of bass. Their largest fish weighed 2 1/2 pounds. They moved to Point of Rocks to spend several days along the river.
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Emory
Susz
John Storm
Point of Rocks
Improve Traffic on South Street Line Plans
Freight and passenger traffic on South Market Street will shift to South Street as repairs proceed on the Patrick Street line. The move aims to protect new paving while crews renew rails and brickwork between tracks, with expected work lasting about ten days to two weeks. President Emory J. Coblentz visited Flagerstown and commented on rumors of management changes and regional railroad consolidations but offered no confirmations.
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South Market Street
Frederick Railroad
Patrick
Wilh
South Street
Valley Division
Patrick Street
Patek Stiver
Court Street
New City
Market Street
Soch Market Street
Bng
Emory J. Coblents
Riffroad
Flagerstown
Hagerstown
Slagerstown
Haldeman
Messrs. Land and Jenning
Union
Jennings
Upperstown Railroad Company
The
Water Company
Siagerstown Gas Company
Cobrentz
Frederick
Hagerstawnu
Gas company worker overcome by gas fumes at work
Yai Little of Frederick Gas and Electric Co was overcome by fumes while cutting a gas pipe on East Second Street at Middle Alley. Damp weather kept fumes low. he was aided by Mrs. A Tomson and others, then returned home. Local report notes Mrs. Meeker’s remark about parliamentary law.
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Yai Little
Frederick Gas and Electic Co
Cus
East Second Street
Middle Alley
Chesapeake and Wotamac ‘Telephone Co
A Oi
Judge Watson Presiding at Beattie Jr. Trial
Judge Watson is named as the presiding official for the ongoing trial of H. C. Beattie Jr. Proceedings focus on determining guilt or innocence with court observers and legal teams present. The case involves Beattie and relates to charges filed by the county prosecutor.
Death Notices Highlight Burrags and Ridgely Families
Mrs Mary B Burrags wife of Charles Markell Burras died last evening at 7 30 at her sister Mrs Charles Green home of tuberculosis aged 29 1 month 5 days She leaves a son Charles M Burras Jr and two sisters and a brother Funeral Monday at 2 from Mrs Greens home with interment Mt Olivet cemetery Jehison & Cline in charge Miss Selen Jane Ridgely daughter of Mr and Mrs Charles Ridgely died at New Market from typhoid fever aged 70 Funeral Monday at 2 at the Ridgely home with interment Mt Olivet cemetery Irvin Ridgely and Miss Jemima Ridgely surviving A infant Mosie M Wachter died at Rocky Springs of cholera infant tum aged 4 months Funeral 4 pm Rocky Springs chapel interment Doubs cemetery Rev A J Herman officiating Mrs Agnes Miller wife of the late David Miller died at home in Baltimore funeral tomorrow from 444 Pinkney Place at 2 30 pm thence to St Ann s church for 3 pm services
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Aes Gilables Moorereas
Mary B. Burrags
Charles Markell Burras
Charles Green
Charles M. Bnorras, Jr
Emma Morgan
Washington
Albert Morgan
Buckeystown
Green
Mt Olivet
Jehison & Cline
TELEN @ BIDOPLY
Selen Jane Ridgely
Clartes Ridgely
New Market
Irvin Ridgely
Jemmna Ridgely
KR. B
Randle
Mosie M. Wachter
August Wachter
Ness Rocky Springs
Rocky Springs Chapel
A J. Herman
Doubs
Schroeder
Agnes Miller
David Miller
Baltinture
Tomorow
Pinkney Place
St Ann's Church
Princeton
N. 3
Esther Cleveland
Grover Cleveland
Randolph D. West
Princeton University
Cleveland
Tamworth
N. H
New Harrapshire
West
Andrew West
Graduate School
Jaeger Finishes World-Circuit in Forty Days Run
Andre Taeger Schmidt officially completes a world circuit in thirty-nine days nineteen hours forty-three minutes thirty-seven and four-fifths seconds, setting a remarkable time. The dispatch notes the marathon pace and celebration in Paris as the record is acknowledged by officials.
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Paris
Andre Taeger Schmidt
To Make Last Lap Today Special Dispatch to The News
New York August 28 2 30 PM At Wood says he will leave Governors Island at 250 hours and fly to Sheepshead Bay reaching race track there about three.
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New York
Atwood
Governors Island
Sheepshead Bay
Lehigh Wreck Kills Dozens as Rail Break Suspected
Manchester NX August 26 230 PM Coroner Armstrong Canana diague said thirty eight known killed seventy injured with some dying. Up State railroad commission began investigation of disaster into possible broken rail.
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Manchester
NX Oy
Lehigh
Armstrong
Cananadiague
State Railroad Commission
Sunday church services and schedules across local parishes
Local churches announce Sunday school times, morning and evening services, and joint worship plans. Churches listed include United Brethren, Methodist Episcopal, Trinity M E South, St Johns Catholic, All Saints, Church of the Brethren, Grace Reformed, Presbyterian, Evangelical Reformed, Evangelical Lutheran, and First Baptist. Several services omitted due to pastor absence. notes on planned sermons, joint services, choir offerings, and upcoming September resumption. Also mentions statewide Sunday school campaign led by Maryland State Sunday School Union.
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United Brethren Church
BH Hummelbaugh
Methodist Episcopal Church
John J Rives
Trinity M
South
Wil
Lula Gressit
Trinity Church
All Saint's P. E. Church
All Saints' Protestant Episcopal Church
John (. Yellett
Belair
Grace Reformed Church
Res Row Rindley
Maryland State Sunday School Union
Forward Movement events and church services listed
State wide Men and Religion Forward Movement assigns David H. Brown to Cris Held Pocomoke City and Aston with local committee planning. American Salvation Army schedules Sunday school 2 PM, prayer meeting 7 30 PM, preaching 8 PM led by Capt Atwell. Gospel Mission holds Lambert Building services 2 PM Bible school and 7 30 PM and 7 45 PM chapel services. Sunday schools listed at Gospel Mission Chapel Winchester Street 2 PM and Schleysville 9 15 AM tomorrow.
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Presbyterian Church
Sunmilay School
Thomas Freeman Dixon
Men and Religion Forward Movement
David H. Brown
Cris. Held
Pocomoke City
Aston
Brown
American Salvation Army
Atwell
The
Gospel Mission
Lambert
West Patrick Street
Bible School
Gospel Mission Chapel
Winchester Street
Size of American Families Largest the Poles Leading
Immigration commission study in Rhode Island Cleveland Minneapolis rural Ohio and rural Minnesota sampled married women under 45 married 10 to 19 years. Native white mothers bore 27 children versus 44 with foreign parentage. Foreign groups show varying birth rates from English Canadian 3.5 to Polish 6.2 per mother.
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The
Immigration Commission
Rhode Island
Cleveland
Minneapolis
Ohio
Minnesota
Independent
Carrying Record Number On Steamer Rotterdam to New York
The steamer Rotterdam sailed from Rotterdam with a record number of passengers bound for New York. The ship carried a large cabin load as it set a new record for passenger numbers on the transatlantic voyage.
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New York
Rotterdam
Marriage of James Maengs Agf and May Cage in Brunswick
James Maengs Agf of Cumnones and May Cage of Whiowile were wed in Brunswick on Tuesday, with Rev Fr J O Connell officiating, as reported by The News.
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CE Maengs Agf
James of
Cumnones
May DP Cage
Whiowile
Brunswick
J O'Connell
Doan’s Kidney Pills Endorsed By Frederick Resident
Backache signals kidney trouble and warns of potential dropsy diabetes or Bright's disease. Doan’s Kidney Pills claim to treat kidneys at first sign of disorder, with Frederick Maryland resident J A C Lipps praising four boxes of the remedy. Sold by dealers. 50 cents. Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY sole US agents.
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Bright
Dean
Doan
Frederick
J. A.C. Lipps
W. Patrick Street
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
New York
United States
Frederick County Bonds Redeemed and Advertised for Redemption
The Frederick County Board of Commissioners will retire and redeem thirty seven thousand dollars of Flood and Bridge 4 percent bonds as authorized by Maryland law. An advertisement states the next interest period begins November 1, 1911. If 37,000 dollars of bonds are not offered for redemption by October 1, 1911, a call will be made starting with bond No 1 to reach the requested amount.
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Board of County Commissioners
Frederick County
the General Assembly of Maryland
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John Jones
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Ui Hospital Corps
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Great Caesar
London
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H. C. Beattie, Jr
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S. J. Conlon
Church of the Brethren
Eller R. A Nedrow
Evangelical Reformed Church
Henri L. G. Kieffer
Evangelical Lutheran Church
Onelork
First Baptist Church
Braddock Heights
Adolphus Feathaire
E Herbert Richardson
Baltimore
Geo Fdw. Smith
Jesus
Foster Remshers
Schleysville
MiSs Esther Cleveland
Underwood
HS. Landis
Landis
Frederik
William H. Hogarth
Markwood BD
Harp
Board of Aldermen
MT. Vernon
M. Allinger
Fayette St
East Ave
Wolfe
P Wolfe
O'Passura
Nike
Staley—Summers & Co
Yellow Springs
Phone
Garber %& Green
Pioneer Livery
South Market St
Nannie Rigdon
Church St
Aia South Market
Center Street
Daniel Eisler
Central National Bank
Bank
Corner Church
Court Streets
North Market
Cilagan
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Light Housekeeping
Austin Haffner
Doll & Doll's
Mystic Shrine
Anne
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