Daily News Ad Rates and Office Details 1914 Frederick
The Daily News, Frederick Maryland, lists period rates for the Semi Weekly News at $1.60 per year in the U S and possessions. monthly and six month options, plus a two cent per month carrier service in the city. The News office operates with the local telephone exchange and accepts mail and telegram correspondence. Published August 31 1914.
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Daily News
United
Telephone Exchange
Alt
the News
Frederick, Md
Frederick News Subscriber Notice on Missing Papers
Subscribes are urged to report undelivered issues as the paper aims for perfect service. The News lists sale locations including New City Hotel Buckey's Cigar Store 8 Market St Central Restaurant and K Schmidt's Cigar Store on West Patrick Street. Braddock Heights Zimmerman Street Grocery Store and McCardell's Store also carry it.
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Frederick News
New City
Fiuckey's
Market St . Central
K. Schmidt
Weat Patrick Street
Arlington Hotel
Braddock Heights
Zimmerman Steet Grocery
McCardell's
Benefits From the War Predictions for U S Business
An editorial discusses how European war will affect American commerce. It notes global interdependence means initial hardships for many sectors, but potential gains for producers, farmers, and manufacturers. Locally in an agricultural region, grain prices are expected to rise next year due to the conflict.
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Europe
United States
Outlook Promises Strong Prices for Wheat and Corn
The article predicts favorable prices for corn and wheat in the coming season and urges farmers to plant large acreages. It notes Frederick County could benefit from improved conditions and the city’s trade and business would gain from the new market stimulus.
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Frederick County
Will of Justice Lurton Voided by Missing Signatures
Analysis notes that Justice Lurton's will, presented in Washington, was deemed void due to the absence of two required chhmesques signatures under District law, highlighting probate technicalities over testamentary intent. Comparisons are drawn to Samuel J. Tilden and Daniel Webster, stressing legal precision in probate practice.
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New York World
United States Supreme Court
District of Columbia
Lurton
Washington
Samuel J. Tilden
Daniel Webster
Vacation Reflections and a 1914 Sugar Crop Note
A poem fragment laments memory slips during vacation and altered recollections of maps, languages, and people. It interlaces a casual verse about forgetting and a stray historical aside. A marginal line notes a 1914 sugar crop estimate of 2,575,000 tons.
Twenty Years Ago Today in Frederick News Roundup
Local items from Tar News August 31 1894 report William P F Steiner's arm broken at Steiner Brothers Mill, Maulsby Jr urged to run for Congress, Key Monument memory boosted by City Opera House event with new song Love's Pleading by Prof George Edward Smith. Fire near Weer jewelry and Clines carpet, Henry Trail horse incident, William Follen caught three Monocacy fish, Amon Barges named principal at Male High School, Willan Birely to Timonium Fair with prize poultry.
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Tar News
William PF. Steiner
Steiner Brothers Mill'ng
Francis Scott Key
City Opera House
Key Monument Association
George Edward Smith
Death Notices for John Richard Baer and John W Rine
After a long illness John Richard Baer 78 died at 235 Mast Fourth Nt yesterday at 8 20 with seven daughters two sons and one sister surviving. Funeral at St Johns Catholic Church with burial in St Johns cemetery. Also John W Rine 78 founder of the Frederick County Colony in Baltimore died Saturday at his son Charlies L Rine’s home 605 Walnut Ave Baltimore. Survived by widow four sons three daughters a brother and sister and nine grandchildren. Funeral Tuesday at 4 oclock with interment in Western Cemetery Baltimore.
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John Richard Baer
Baer
Het
Resnold
Julia Bartholow
Baltimore
Charles B Clabaugh
Mary Brengie
Charles Houck
John Flelaghman
Charles Graser
Frances May Baer
Richard P
William B. Baer
Charles E. Wagoner
St. John's Catholic Church
St. John
Carty Hag
John W Rine
Hamaville
Charlies L. Rine
Walnut Avenue
Rine
Frederick County
Sjamsville
Catherine Lease
Enlacopal Church
George N. Jesse D
Charles L
John E. Rine
Annie M. Rine
Leroy T. Jones
Haddon Heights
N. J
William J Lowry
Windsor Hills
George W. Rine
Jennie M. Rine
Western Cemetery
Weather Outlook With Showers Across Regions This Week
The Weather Bureau reports thunder showers for much of the week across New York New England the South Atlantic and Gulf States and the extreme Southwest with generally fair weather elsewhere. Showers are expected in the Northwest during the week’s latter half. Temperatures rise early week in central areas and later in the West. No tropical disturbance is indicated.
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New York
New England
South Atlantic
Gulf States
Weather Bureau
Miss Enrights in New York Stage and sewer works begin
Miss Sara Enright daughter of Mr and Mrs J H Enright West Third street rehearsing for a new play The Revolt opens in New York late in September Her sister Miss Irene Enright also on stage with Julia Sanderson Bryan Cauthon Company at the Knickerbocker Theatre Excavations on Derr Street at West South Street for sewer from South Street to the alley Intakes will be placed on South Street to feed the alley sewer When finished the dangerous gutter on the street and the alley will be repaired and the area improved
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Misses Enright
New York
Sara Enright
J. H. Enright
West Third Street
Pow
Helen Ware
Irene Enrisht
Sis‘ter
Jul’a, Sanderson Bryan-Cauthortn Company
Knickerbocker Theatre
Derr Street
West South Street
H. and F. Railway Company
South Street
A Fair Elopement At Rockville Leads To Washington Marriage
Miss Marie Ward aged 17 daughter of Mr and Mrs William E Ward of Rockville elopes with Smith Linthicum son of George F Linthicum a Galtheresburg merchant. They wed in Washington while the bride's family attended the Rockville Fair.
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Rockville
Marie Ward
Seareold
Wiliam FE. Ward
Smith Linthium
George F. Linthicum
Galthersburg
Washington
Foot Crushed Conductor Injured In Yard Accident
Conductor Charles Jennings suffered a crushed foot while at work in the Brunswick yards last night. A car bumped into another, pinning him momentarily. Several joes had to be amputated.
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Charles Jennings
Brunawick Yards
The Case of L L Cantelou Claren on Teta and Remedy Claims
The advertisement recounts a patient who suffered months of severe bowel cramps and headaches and reports relief after using Chamberlain Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy. It claims the second bottle fully cured the patient and notes the product is sold by all dealers.
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LL L. Cantelou
Deaters
New YMCA Secretary Harley Takes Charge in Frederick
Roger G. Harley is named secretary of the Frederick YMCA succeeding Dewitt T. Free. Harley has 18 years of Frederick County teaching experience and will help with night school and religious work while Free returns to teaching in public schools. About 500 members remain, and Harley will reside at Yellow Springs before moving into the YMCA building.
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Roger G. Harley
Dewitt T. Free
Harley
Frederick County
Y M C.A
Free
Creagerstown
YMCA
Association
Frederick ¥. M.C
Yellow Springs
Religious Activities Planned At Frederick Y M C A
Mr Harlex arrives from Brungwick to lead religious and educational programs at the Frederick Y M C A One night school for boys and young men will open late this month free of charge. Girls night school continues at the Federated Charities building. Plans include Bible classes religious meetings and union mass gatherings with prominent speakers. A boys secretary and gym instructor may be appointed soon. Funeral held for Dr Thomas Bos Owines at St John s Pro Cathedral and Mt John s Cemetery. A train may be cured in about one third the time required for real treatment with Chamberlains Liniment.
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Harlex
Frederick
Brungwick
Harley
D. John Markey
Tult
Crimmins Attempts Suicide With Carbolic Acid
Edward W. Crimmins of West South street swallowed carbolic acid in a personal crisis but recovered after his sister Catherine Foster’s help and Dr. C F Goodell’s treatment. He says domestic troubles prompted the act and that his wife is in Baltimore. Germany lifts dye import restrictions may allow neutral ships to carry German dyes to the Union Manufacturing Company in Frederick.
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E. W. Crimmins
Bister
Edward W. Crimmins
West South Street
Crimmins
Catherine Foster
West Patrick Street
Crimming
Haa
Baltimore
C. F. Goodell
Goodell
Germany
T Ig
Frederick
Union Manufacturing Company
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William P. Maulsby, Jr
Congress
Henry Trail
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William Follen
North Market Street
George Weer
Cline
Amon Barges
Lasers Town
Male High School
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Timonium Fair
Plymouth Rocks
John Richard Hall
Joan W. Rine
L. L Cantelou
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Lewis I Curler
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Mobley & Bro. Frederick
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KR A
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Cener
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Doubs, MD
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Aington
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Panama
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AL J. Peomtro
Burkerstown
County National
Lewis E. Birely
T. Bertram Hayward
A. C. McCardell
Alten G. Quynn
Benj. F. Reich
Edward D. Shriner
John &Immone
Henry Williams
H. ©. Zacharias
Geo H. Zimmerman
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John W Null
Buckeystown
James H. Harris, W. Preset
C. Albert Gilson
Garrett S. Vzgrange, JB
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Frederick, Mi Gyisdaewtafly
Emory C. Crum
William C. Humm
Sourren L- Welty
John T. Lewis
Fune
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L. Betson
Hahn & Betson
Hahn & Betso
E. Me
J. B. Mellor
Sykesville
Insett Farms
J. B Mellor
Santee Eee
Daniel H. Buckey
Market St
John W. Grove
Monterue Pike
Kanetta
Hampshire
Frank M. Stevena
Sqarel Mare
Chas. F. Rothenhoefer
East Seventh Street
Montevue Pike
Hood College
Ray F. Rohrer
NG & Wash
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W. A. Smith
East South Street
Winchester Street
Frederick City
J. Marshall Miller
Frederick Town
Savenee Institution
Novaatt
Sali
Court of Equity
Edward B. Riggs
Susan Riggs
Ida Mr. Riggs
Charles T. Bigg
Ida Riggs
Florence Feiser
Neal
John S. Newman
Arthur D. Willard
Harry W. Bowers
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Arthur D. Willach
EL Homer
Market Street
Bell
Fox 4
Adamstown
Saleksman
Singer Sewing
Patrick Street
Trew Spapl
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