Fragmented 1900s Frederick News Ad Offers Subscriptions
An aged document fragment lists the TRB daily news and family weekly notices, Harring at 41 North Market Street Frederick MD. It notes subscription rates, advertising terms, and offices for Brunswick Times and The News. It mentions printing by Great Southern Printing and Manufacturing Company and addresses in Frederick Maryland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ally
Gunter
North Market Street
Frederck, MD
Great Southern Printing and Manufacturing Company
Frederick Trust Company
News Mee
Mutual aid between county and city fire crews discussed
The News argues for a formal mutual aid plan between Frederick County and Frederick City fire departments. It notes past county fires required city equipment and details a Baltimore model where city units aid county fires on request with hourly charges and reimbursement for damages. It emphasizes shared protection and fair cost allocation for property in danger.
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Baltimore County
Baltimore City
Frederick
Frederick County
Frederick City
Baltimore
Fires in the County and City Tax Burden Question
The note discusses fire losses in the county and argues it is unfair for Frederick city taxpayers to bear the expense, since city residents also pay county taxes. It emphasizes that taxpayers pay both city and county levies and that county burdens affect city residents as well.
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Frederick
Newcomer Grave Marked at Beaver Creek in 1829
A long unmarked grave in Beaver Creek Dunkard cemetery for Bishop Christian Newcomer, pioneer United Brethren Church leader, will receive a marble monument. Rev. Byrd and Rev. Evers secured the contract with Calvin E. Darner for the stone. dedication planned for October during the Pennsylvania Conference meeting in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bishop Newcomer
Dunkard
Beaver Creek
Bishop Christian Newcomer
United Brethren Church
Rudolph Byrd
Red Lion
A. M. Evers
Hagerstown
Pennsylvania Conference
Calvin E. Darner
Twenty Years Ago Events in Frederick Today
Local items from the Columns of the News August 26 1396 note three Frederick events for the day a temperance demonstration at the Fair Grounds a Republican county convention at the City Opera House and a bicycle parade plus a watermelon feast All ages and details mention Hiram Randolph Haill injuries and a large Baltimore and Ohio Railroad picnic with 417 excursionists and Buckerstown farmers discussing land valuations
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the News
Frederick
Purity Lodge
Fair Grounds
Oakland
City Opera House
Frederick Wheelmen
Local Social Notes and Visitors Across Town
Parely on East Patrick street spends day in Harri more on business. Mr and Mrs William N Wachter announce the birth of a daughter born Friday morning. Mrs Joseph Kiner of York returns home after visiting daughter Mrs Marion Yinger on North Market street. Mina May Scheib visits Miss Ethel Fout in Kemptown then returns to Walbrook. Mr Kemp Cashour of Baltimore spends a few days with his parents on East Third street. Miss Eleanor Dill returns home after visiting her water Mrs Edgar Stansbury near Emmitsburg. Mr and Mrs Harvey S Almmer man of West Fourth street return from Atlantic City. Mr Lewis Thomas Noonan returns to New York after visiting his mother on East Church street. Messrs Harry Caster and Joseph Davis of Philadelphia visit Mr and Mrs James E Doll in College Park.
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George S. Rodock
East Patrick Street
Hhrtimore
William N. Wachter
Joseph Kiner
York
Marion Yinger
North Market Street
Mina May E. Scheib
Ethel Fout
Kemptown
Walbrook
Kemp Cashour
Baltimore
Charles W. F. Cashour
East Third Street
Misa Eleanor Dill
Edgar Stansbury
Emmitsburg
Harvey S. Almmerman
West Fourth Street
Atlanta
Lewis Thomas Noonan
New York
Noonan
East Church Street
Harry Caster
Joseph Davis
Philadelphia
James E. Doll
Soda Fountain Owner Claims Discrimination
A Frederick soda fountain owner denounces health orders requiring paper cups after September 1, arguing unequal treatment versus saloons and restaurants. He questions feasibility and cups' availability, claiming equal risk of contagion and insisting on serving customers with the best available option.
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State Board of Health
Frederick
State Health Board
Frederick Man
Health Board
Miss Dahlgren in convent on South Mountain estate visit
The Philadelphia North American shows Miz Lucy Dahlgren, daughter of Eric Dahlgren and granddaughter of the Civil War famed Rear Admiral, entering two years of study toward nun vows next August. Her aunt Miss Katherine Drexel leads a convent and has given over a million to the work. the Dablen estate on South Mountain hosts the family, with Gothic Mahigren church nearby and a public road view for visitors.
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Philadelphia
Lucy Dahlgren
Eric Dahlgren
Dahlgren
South Mountain
Miss Dahlgren
Miss Droxet
Rexel
Madeline
Catherine
Ulrica
Olga
Eva
Katherine Drevel
Exper
Cornwells
U. D. Pierce
Eric Nahlgren
Chas Hutzell
South Youn ' Faip
Mahigren
Funeral of Drowned Mexican Youth Near Emmitsburg
Victor Emanuel Avila, 16, son of Jose R. Avila of Mexico City, drowned while wading near St Joseph's College in Emmitsburg. Funeral set for Sunday at 9 a.m. in the College Chapel, burial in Mt St Mary’s cemetery. He and brothers Paul and Henry George had been staying at Hotel Stigle while enrolled at the college.
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Victor Emanuel Avila
Emmitaburg
Jose R. Avila
Mexico City
Mexico
St. Joseph's College
College
Mt. St. Mary’s
Young Avila
Paul
Henry George Avila
Mra. Avila
Baltimore
Mike Thompson
Lewis Callahan
Emmitsburg
B. I. Jamison
United States
Emmiteburg
Stigle
Avila
Prof Pearson Arrives as Hood College Music Director
Prof Henry Ward Pearson brings extensive teaching and directing experience to Hood College in Frederick. He has held posts at New England Conservatory of Music, Owensboro College and Conservatory, Sullins College, and Bristol Choral Society. He studied at New England Conservatory and Potsdam Normal School and was pianist, organist, choirmaster, and conductor in multiple past roles.
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Henry Ward Pearson
Hood College
Frederick
Pearson
Carthage
N. Y
Grace Church
New England Conservatory of Music
Boston
Owensboro College and Conservatory
Owensboro, Ky
First Christian Church
Owensboro Choral Society
Sullins College
Bristol
Bristol Choral Society
N. E. Conservatory of Music
Potsdam
NX. Y
State Normal School
Deeds and licenses headline local business in courts
Property deeds record transfers from Anna M D Hedges to Charles E Feaga and W P Feaga for city real estate valued at 10. Agnes Roberta Tarr Detrick transfers county real estate to John Detrick for 5. Marriage licenses listed for John A McClain and Myrtle J Blach, James E Foreman and Irene Bowman, John P Greenleaf and Fancy Lee Zimmerman, Harvey A Burrall and Emma J Metealf. Also note: hunting report of 10 squirrels bagged, with unrelated medicinal advertisement for Sloane Lintment claiming pain relief.
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Anna M.D. Hedges
Charles E. Feaga
W. P. Feaga
Agnes Roberta Tarr Detrick
John 11
Detrick
John A. McClain
Myrtle J. Blach
Washington
James E Foreman
Urbara
Irene Bowman
Centreville
John P Greenleaf
New Rorch
Fancy Lee Zimmerman
Braddock Heights
Harvey A Burrall
New Market
Emma J Metealf
Therry
Charge Against Cop Who Arrested Him Sparks Court Row
W V a resident from Charles Town charged Officer Norwood with speeding after being arrested on the Baltimore Frederick road. The justice dismissed the case. witnesses praised the ruling. Norwood failed to stop the West Virginia car and relayed the arrest details by telephone.
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W. W. Alexander
Charles Town
W. Va
R. Norwood
Baltimore-Frederick
C. Eckstein
Norwood
West Viginia
Frederick
Adams
Oscar Rogers Snorton
Painter
Roderick
Eddie Snowden
Eddie
Justice Brust
House of Correction
Hit by Stone Truck at LeGore Quarry Injures Boy
A fourteen year old LeGore worker, Robert Carty Jr., was badly injured when a heavy iron truck ran away at the LeGore quarry. He was treated on site by Dr. W H Kable and later returned home, with the left ankle badly cut but no bones believed crushed. An extra freight lime special now serves the York Hanover Frederick line to move lime and cement from Woodsboro Union Bridge Le Gore Frederick and other points. A Chamberlains Tablets advertisement notes relief and cure for indigestion after twenty years of suffering.
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Paul
LeGore
Robert Carty
Arty
W. H. Kable
Woodsboro
Carly
Wishble
York, Hanover and Frederick
Pennsylvania
Union Bridge
le Gore
Frederick
Hanover
York
Chamberlain
Groblen
Henry St. Houston
Texas
First Oil Well Birth of an Industrial Giant
A vintage reminder traces the 1860s Titusville oil strike as the seed of Rockefeller’s wealth and the American banking ethos. It urges saving with a local Frederick bank, highlighting special deposits and steady growth toward future investments.
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TRB Daily News
Mbirely
Delaplaine
Gev'y
Treas Birely
Will Foot
Irene
N News 18
the United Tates
Brunswick Times
Vee Hewes
Prunewick Times
People’s Nations
Ikewine
Mente
New Git City
Heist Reeser Boot Market
Puenteura x. Fa
Patrick Ry Fomermax Bros. Grocery Rao Store
An Eye 2
Alaton G. Dayton
Federal Court of
West Virginia
National Limestone Company
Berkeley County
Northern Central Trust Company
Scranton
Rockville
Galen L. Tait
Montgomery
Seco Hall
Hughes and Fairbanks
Joseph S. France
United States Senate
Frederick N. Zihlman
Congress
Sixth
Montgomery County
Clifford Newman Nicholson
Barbara Lee Riggs
Joshua Riggs
Cedar Grove
Samuel R. White
The
Baptist Church
Rockville Fair
John Wesley Ganley
Rise Olivia Soper
Silver HM
Amon P. Bryant
Berwyn
Marie L. Burgi
Fabian Leo Augustine
Frances Gertrude Deavers
Landover
Keedy
Joseph Murdock
Andrew J. Schindel
Murdock
Hiram Randolph Haill
Hiram Halil
Baltimore and Ohio
Island Park
Buckerstown
Parely
S. Mountain
J. R. Avila
Mount
Prof. Pearson
Hood College Conservatory of Music
Clatras Janes S&s Ferguson
Cered
Gaxaurt S. of
Gnance, Ja
Central Trust Building
Evard Kepner
Wilson PL
Smith
Kepner & Smith
Frederick MD
Alva S. Ramaburg
Wartketavite
Pike
Walkererike
Mt. Afry
Met. Afry
State Road
Urbana
Cramer & 27
Uffer
Court Street
NAT. BANK/ FAR & MECH. NAT. BANK
Frederick County National
Frederick, MD
Titusville
Rockefeller
Farmers’ & Mechanics
Corner Market
Second Street
U. 8. Gov't
Federal Reserve ‘Association
James H. Harris
Frank L. Stoner
C. Albert Gilson
Bank OF Personal Service
National Bank
National Cash Register
North Market St
Jesse Sponselier
Harmony Grove
C. Herman & Co
Baltimore St
Dudley Page
W. B. Fisher
Clarke Place
East Second Street
Henry Pf. Faurney
Grayson H. Mercer
Trolley
City
College Park
Pythian Castle
Nisi
Wiliam G. Gaker
Morteagee
Milton E Tucker
Henrietta L. Tucker
Wllam G. Baker
Dar
Sane
Ford
Tick County
Haugh
Eli
Maugh
John
Newman
Newa
Augezane
West Patrick Street
Patrick Bt
J. Marshall Miller
Park Place
Third Street
Wisner Street
Telegraph Street
Daniel Elester
Franklin Savings Bank
Market Street
Court
Marshal Miller
Rosenanr
B. Rosenour & Sona
Augédte
North Bertz
Augbatt
Atreet
Maryland
Aueidig LE
Kole Brothers
Secord
Mar
R & Seo
Patrik
Impra
Portland
Oregon
Warth State
Burt
Hendak
Iran
Oregee
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