Independent News and Subscription Details for Fredericks County
The semi weekly News is issued on Tuesdays and Fridays from 41 North Market Street Frederrica MD. Subscriptions and renewals handled at The News office on High Street opposite People's National Bank. Copies available at New City Hotel Klein Char Store Central Restaurant and several Arlington and Braddock area outlets. Requests to the Freder Lee post office for mailing engagement.
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Brunswick
Prune
Timen
People's National Bank
Krunaikewise
New City
Chars R
South Market
Central
F. K' Midt
West Patrick
Arlington Hotel
Braddock
Mmearmsex Bros. Grocery
If the Trains Stopped Running and a General Strike
A prolonged railroad strike would trigger weeks of chaos but prompt Americans to devise substitute transport. Freight stoppage would paralyze industry and risk famine within days, while passengers could shift to cars, trolleys, or telephones. Public sentiment would demand freight service stay active to protect the nation.
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SIA
Lsbor
United States
History of journalism and the cent price shift
The record notes the first penny papers in New York with the Morning Post and Sun in 1823, both sold at one cent for thirty years. It describes price pressures from manufacturing costs during the Civil War and a long-running trend toward higher news prices afterward.
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Christian Science
United States
Morning Post
New York City
Sun
Rise of One Cent Papers Sparks Press Price Debate
The piece argues that penny papers, led by owners with varied resources, shape news by reader wants and advertising, noting cost pressures from paper scarcity. It contends higher prices may improve value for readers and workers, urging readers to value production costs and invest in quality journalism.
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New York Herald
United States
Hudson
S Cant
Humble Romance of the Garbage Man
A playful verse narrates Little Mary swooning for a slim, dapper garbage man. She watches him daily as he drives the alley, waves his cap, and shines his badge. The speaker praises his height, hair, eyes, and moonlit smile, envisioning Mary waiting beyond the pearly gate for his final alley clean.
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Mary
Eea
Bank Officers Chosen and Local Illnesses Reported
Miss Edith Winpigler on East South street has recovered enough to go out. William S Bennett of West South street was confined by illness but is able to be out. Mrs Park W T Loy of Rosemont Addition is threatened with typhoid fever with a sick daughter. C S Wilson of Cumberland has been elected president of the Commercial Savings Bank to succeed John W Young, and A A Doub becomes vice president.
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Edith Winpigler
East South Street
William S. Bennett
Weat South Street
Park W. T. Loy
Rosemont Addition
C. S. Wilson
Cumberland
The
Commercial Savings Bank
That City
John W. Young
A. A. Doub
Wilson
J. Roger Fisher
News Business
Youngstown
Ohio
Marion Duvall
West Patrick Pueet
Washington, D. C
Roscoe B. Rhowle
Cuyshoga Falls
Alcon
Edwin Duvall
Washington, D.C
Reading Schiey
Frank Sappington
Ernest Helfenstein
Atlantic City
N. J
Zadock Dove
Dauhter
Rebecca
Edward
Baltimore
Benton Knodly
South Market
Treat
J. M. Radcliff
Evans
Decatur
Ritchey
Kansas City
Ralph
Wichita
Kansas
Radcliff
Clara Fisher
City
William Hobbs
Cookaville
Edward Stivers
Stony Beach
Jacob Rosenstock
Adelaide
Benjamin
Atlanta City
East Second Street
Frederick items from August 28 1856 issue
Columns note record of Frederick County Agricultural Society space applications for a record fair. County School Commissioners convened for two days with major action on introducing free books in public schools. Montevue Hospital bills Baltimore County for care of patients. Oyster season to reopen September 1 allowing harvesting in Maryland waters.
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Frederick County Agricultural Society
Seasion
Montevue Hospital
Frederick
Baltimore County
Maryland
Personal News Local Trip Returns and Visits
Purely Personal notes list missed. Eleanor W Houck and Nancy Nash return from Chesapeake Hay trip. Ammon Cramer hosts guests at 330 North Market. Mira Gottwallis visits from South Florida. A string of local and regional visits includes Fessler Simmons and Byron Winebrewer on vacation to Niagara Falls and Detroit.
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Eleanor W. Houck
Nancy B. Nash
Chesapeake
Ammon E. Cramer
North Market Street
Mira Edna Blugh Gottwallis
South Florida
Richard Fessler Simmons
Byron A. Winebrewer
Niagara Falls
Canada
Detroit
Mich
Mra
C. S. LaMotte
Stewart
J. H. LaMotte
Mira Alice LaMotte
Red Lion
Breck Shaw
South Market Street
Frank W. Cole
Child
East Third Street
Martinsburg
W Va
Ruth Lee Grant
Baltimore
Ethel Fleischman
East Patrick Street
Thin City
J. Earl Gilbert
Madeline Abrecht
Gettysburg
Ruah Lynn
Frederick
Colorado
Anna Bronner Kemp
West Third Street
Wiliam Keefer
Paul
Hagerstown
Keefer
Laura I. Cook
South Maret Street
Virginia
Roberta Carty
Margaret Dit
Atlantic City
N. J
Lawn Party at Dublin Resounds with Lanterns and Food
A lawn party at Mr and Mrs Grarsen Ramsburgs Dublin on August 24 featured lanterns games and a late dining party. Attendees included many Ramsburgs Wachters Strines and others with Strine's Orchestra providing music. Also noted is the birth of Aiden born Saturday afternoon at New Frederick Dentist A A Radcliff Rockwell Terrace and a playful note on a possible future baseball player son of A Mier Jr.
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Grarsen Ramenburg
Dublin
Grayson Ramsburg
Mildred
Charlotte
Glenn
Emory and
Spencer
Clarence Wachter
Ethel
Eleanor
Alien Ramsburg
Myrtle Strine
Wilson Carmack
Ruth Hummer
Charles X. Whitmore
Norman Stevens
Roy Duvall
Lillie Ramsburg
Walter Sheeds
South Strine
Samuel Roderick
Huber Miller
Lola Stull
Roy Clemm
Bertha Zimmerman
Simon Summers
Norman Ramsburg
Roy Racer
Tempie Viterback
Emory Cramer
Grace Ramsburg
Julia Sheeror
Osbourne Schade
Harry Grove
Helen Wachter
Ethel Rameburg
Lillie Ramaburg
Strine’s Orchestra
New Frederick
A. A. Radcliff
Rockwell Terrace
A. Mier, Jr
Cool August Day Follows Severe Storms and Lightning Strike
A westward storm dropped Frederick temperature to 71 at noon, 62 overnight, after a morning of dark skies and strong winds. Heavy rain totaled .80 inches in 24 hours, boosting August’s rainfall near two inches. A lightning bolt struck Braddock Lutheran church during harvest home services, shocking several, with 13 year old Grace Haller and others briefly stunned. no injuries. Hail fell in parts of the county as a Browningsville barn burned, five to six horses and grain lost. Lintlumock nearby drives reported substantial damage. A church harvest picnic remains planned for Saturday with a special train to Braddock Heights.
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Frederick
Braddock
Braddock Lutheran Church
E. Austin Baughman
Nelson Bowers
Col. Baughman
Jacob Shoemaker
George Free
Edward Free
Grace Haller
Charles Haller
Commissioner Baughman
Mr. Newers
H. E. Linthicum
Browningsville
First Oil Gusher Opens Titusville Era in U.S. History
Fifty seven years ago the first oil well in the United States began to spout at Titusville Pennsylvania marking a turning point in energy production and industrial expansion.
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United States
Titusville
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St. Tin the Sunday School
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Wili
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Hunt Pendrickson
Spalding Raiding
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Augsdsmone
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Henry BP. Fahrney
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Archiitect
Central Trust Building
Eward Kepner
Smith
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Alerraville
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Ereville
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Frederick County
Ariting
Lewis A. Kolb
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Milton G. Urner, Jr
Clayton C. Keedy
Eli G. Haugh
Cler Urner & Urner
C. O. Keedy
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John 8. Hoffman
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Gustavus W. Shafer
Joseph B. Cox
Qustavus W. Shafer
Charles H. Butts
Geo
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John L. Aldringa
Albert M. Patterson
Register of Wills
Adam Luther Nickels
Tate
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QO. Keedy
M. F. Geesey
Ralmeraville
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YAR & Mech. Nat, Bank
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U. &. Gov't. Supervision
Federal Reserve Association
James H. Harris
C. Albert Gilson
Bank OF Personal Service
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Daniel Etzel
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Kebne Bros
Cramer & Siscuffer
W. A. Miler
HW. T. Kline & Son
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Rosenour
Market
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Syisat
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Third
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