Employment of Children Under New State Law
The article outlines a 1906 state labor law standard. It restricts child labor for ages under 13 from June to October and restricts ages 12 to 16 from working without a permit. Employers must keep on file employment records and permits accessible to inspectors, with fines for violations and for failing to produce permits. It details permit issuance in Baltimore and other cities, and the need for birth or baptism records or affidavits to verify age.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baturday
Iniths
Jane
Thia Net
Baltimore
Aisryland
Board of Health
Persops
Brief Bits of Local News and Oddities
Clipped notes describe a mix of local happenings and scattered items. References include a plan for a August exit, a market street residence, a wed ib event, a woman’s actions, and a homing incident at a farm. An unnamed individual named Mrs. fedth and Marts are mentioned in a piecing-together account with a death occurring a few hours after arrival.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fedth
Marts
Simons Shot. Fridinger Held After Harbor Post Office Fight
In Peteraville a shooting left Simons dead after a fight near the post office. Fridinger, accused of the crime, is jailed. Sheriff Maria investigated with magistrates Loy and Wiener noting a blackjack and pistol involved. Funeral plans set for Simons with burial at St. Marks. motive linked to Simons' acquaintance with Fridinger's sweetheart.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maria
Peteraville Yastening
Loy
Wiener
Willard
Sie Ik
Would Frou & Platel
Slesons
Leo
Feid
Biss
Teetifs
Simons
Ger
Mire
Meek
Jerome Fridinger
Roanoke
Peterarillo
St. Mark's Cemetery
Fridinger
Gimone
Ives
Simone
Frederick County Teachers Institute Opens Next Week
The annual Teachers Institute of Frederick County begins Monday at 10 30 a.m. in the City Opera House and adjourns Friday at noon. Hon. M Bates Stephens supervises with Prof. W A Gathrough as instructor and a schedule of sessions led by George W Joy J Briscoe Banting and Amon Burgeo. Continuous programs cover education behavior, arithmetic, penmanship and moral school topics with rounds and discussions throughout the days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wnnual Teachers' Institute
Frederick County
City Opera House
M. Bates
St. Mary's County
J. Briscoe Banting
Calvert County
Munto
Amon Burgeo
Arthur T. Ereb
Charles H. Crawford
E. Ruwsell Stockman
Little O. Hoz
Grayson B. Palmer
Isaac Im
Harvey D. Beachley
Amon Borges
Littleton
Fox
Sopior
Chester G. Olem
O. A. McBettle
Reone
Arithmato
Franklin Harshmas
A.m
Memes
G. Bb. Palmer
Esamatenio
Grayson Palmer
E. Russell Stockman
Thomas W. Troxell
D. M. Phreeger
Dinongelon
George B. Stottlemans
Nasorite Hall
Feroph Payee at North Market Status Not Clear
Fragmentary OCR notes show Feroph Payee at North Market with unclear context possibly indicating a medical issue or incident. No definitive action, date, or outcome is readable. Further clarification required.
Local social notes remark on Baltimore and nearby residents
A long float of social notices lists people visiting or returning to towns from Baltimore and other places. It mentions Mollie Geoiuse, William Keller, Irving Orleaga, Merry J. Magan, Elmer Breagle, Judge J Weems, James Davis family, Miss Jonnie Vas Foosen, and many others visiting or staying with relatives. Several Baltimore visitors are noted, plus residents returning from stays in New York, Washington and other locales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wasegrephe
Mollie Geoiuse
Baltimore
William of Keller
W. Vis
Oberle F. Steak
Irving Orleaga
Puntata
Ie Canore
Merry J. Magan
York
Elmer Breagle
Errest
Duslases
J . Weems
Baltimers
Foartis Street
James Davis
West Patrick
Guiete
Mies
J Gambeill
Jonnie Vas Foosen
Fosrth Obrest
Barbholows
Hagerstows
Roger B. Lavy
Rela
Local Tennis Club Hosts Rain-Interrupted Tournament
The Frederick Tennis Club hosted a resumed afternoon tournament with J. J. Smith defeating Tyler 6-3 6-3 and God beating Hull 6-1 6-0. Toms edged Joliffe 4-6 6-4 3-6 in a close match while Rams won 6-5 6-8 6-4, with Rams taking the final two sets. An open tournament was planned for next week with doubles and a cup reception expected.
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Frederick
Smith
Tyler
Hull
R. Toms
Joliffe
Amsterwritsmooren
Toms
Toma
shires @enes
Rams
Firet Roead
Mawleby
D. Gefenls
B. Tome
Maeleby
J. Sealth
Hast
E. Smith
Derieg
Injunction Granted Over Alleyway Access Dispute
An injunction signed by Judge James McBherry restrains Daniel Eissler and his workers from obstructing access to an alleyway between properties owned by As quetes H. Ebert. The order bars interference during open doorway work and requires removal of blocks and barriers affecting the plaintiff’s property. Attorneys F. Marion Fauble and Urner represent Mr. Ebert.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oniel
James McBherry
Asquetes H. Ebert
Daniel
Eissler
Ye. Piatstit
Salma
Cnece
Tas
Tan Boca
Cneneai
Marion Fauble
Miller's August Trade Sale Opens with Wide Assortment
The notice announces Miller's August Trade Sale on the first day with a display of goods including blankets, fabrics, shades, and fashionable styles. It highlights new fauls and panamas, listing items such as Panamas and wide yard fabrics, inviting customers to browse the selection.
Unusual Divorce Case In Hagerstown Court
May Barnhart seeks divorce from Guy L. Barnhart in Hagerstown court. Wife alleges separation after several weeks of marriage and claims estrangement from her husband. Lawyer Bartle & Wolfloger for the husband Adan Garis for the wife. Judge Ja Kesty presided and held the decision. Wife says she still loves him and regrets the separation while claiming desertion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dadge Reedy
Hagerstown
May Barmhart
Guy L. Barnhart
Bartle & Wolfloger
Adan G. Garis
Ja Kesty
Tifa
Thas Urs
Mare
Typhoid Cases Reported In Bar Kitteville District
Dr T E R Miller county health officer toured Barkitteville inspecting disease controls finding typhoid in eight Montovae Hospital patients and poor cleanliness in several sites. Reports note nearby Brosewick and other points may have cases and urge sanitation action. A man named Harry Topps presented a seven pound radish measured at fifty three inches around.
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Barkitteville
Montovae Hospital
T. E.R. Miller
County Health
Miller
R Walte
Thie
Brosewick
Pointe
Work of Peath and Local Death Notices in Urbana
James Murray, 63, died at home in Urbana after a brief illness. Widow, two sons Robert of Baltimore Ollie of Washington DC, and two daughters Mary and Rosy survived. Funeral held at 11:30 AM. Anna Moser, 5, of Downsvilles Washington County, died of cancer. Eva Bonner, 34, wife of Harry Bonner, died at Hagermown. Sale of Brunswick Industrial Company lots drew a large crowd. best buyer was Wm Statner of Jefferson who purchased 19 lots. single lots sold from $85 to $176, with 36 sold around 10 miles. A bind convert was shown before sale.
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James Murray
Urbana
Robert
Baltimore
Ollie
Washington, D.C
Mary
Rosy
Mes
Eva Bommee
Eva Bonner
Harry Bonner
Hagermown
Giseaass
Agai
Yease
Ae Wann Balers
Mageeratown
Aateryee O- Seni
Savaral
Brunewick
Branawick Industrial Company
Branawick
Xeserdey
Pittsburg
Howeer
E E Matabart
Virginia
Wa. Statner
Jefferson
Maryland Teacher Chosen for Illinois Deaf School Post
E O Wyand of the Maryland School faculty was chosen for a teaching position at the Illinois School for the Deaf in Jacksonville. He passed the Civil Service examination held in Baltimore on August 8, with high marks, and may relocate to Illinois where the school employs about forty eight teachers and over 900 students.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Me. E. O. Wyand
E. O. Wyand
Maryland
Mr. Wyand
Movios
Iinois
Illinois State
Budoot For the Deaf
Jacksonville
Illinois
Oc Ie
Wyand
Civil Service Commission of Enaols
School For the Deaf
Moe
Baltimore
Washington
U. S. Commission
Tllinois
Bafeld
Peoria
Bamber
Wirere
United States
Esff
Woes
Mead Aise Ens
Asd
Kania Ts Matt Se Educational Hnes
Local Market Notes and Upcoming Events
Daily trade items list groceries and small goods with prices including two orkee of Babbitt and two Ark soap at 10 cents, five cent Lacodry bottles for Saints, and Tyson's Kossomy Front 25 cents per 116 barrel sack. Public notices mention oyster service at A P Marale's Coare treat Restaurant and a carnival registration for Saturday night at West Patrick Street room Mo 11. Also schedules for Frederick College and night school, Y M C A fundraising drive, and popular excursions from Frederick with dates and prices.
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Ray Ints
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Gautier
Weaureanes
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John Fridinger
Buf Defeus
Pieter
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Teachers’ Institute
Feroph
Siokwen
Grace Bials
Payne
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Rock Ieland
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Thomas Feinour
0. H. Bokstein
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Mary BH. Roelksy
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Allon Mole
W. S. Parsons
John
Newmac
MoBar
Braddock Colony
Edwin Dorous
Port Duponts
Uocle
R. EK. Zimmermac
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Thomas Gosnell
Mise Pearl Lochner
Frederick Waite/Meyer
Edne and
Thelms
Alexander
Visitio Hetraynt
Barbara Lochner
Eaat Fifth Street
Ira N
M. C. A . Seony
Tad
Maggie H. Milter
Richmond
Tod
J. M. Holbrower
Woodsboro
Yellow Springs
White Oakle
Union School
Boylan
Fis
Home Mission Board
M. E. Church
Eisalor
Citizens'mat. Bank
Capital
Menor
Cee & Mille
Allunder
Poet Ra Aan Ee
Epa Tess
Tater
Uae
Neidig & Miller
Harry Topps
Anma
Mica Anna Moser
Alvey Stookslager
Downavills
Oenty
Mra
Ete Murdock
SVMEN
Platts
George H. Hankey
Mise
Margaret Pletes
Baskey
Iowa
Hankey
Theresay
J. M. Curran
Patrick Street
Beacon
A. P. Marale
Edison
Dye & Yivase
Booth Market Street
Nstice
Y.M. OA Esilen
Shas Eno
Renverer
Casvaes Tuomas
R. R
Trederick
Bow Bane
Seaa Bates
Mr. Airy
Rodoee
Badgaip Bolle Tix
Faleam
Li Oben
Taina
Mate Aoke
Bo Laleg
George
Rodoor
Wilad P.rice
Pourbeal
Eis
North Market &T
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Priorata
Ame
Alfred Ritter
Anghiciiy
Ofice
W. Franklin
Poe
Marsseawir
Kelena
Ferick
Bi Rie Mt
A. ‘Lowtaer Forrest
North Charles Street
Baltimore, Md
Mrederick, Md
Erfauver
Market Etroee
Lungcheon Epecilalties
Bole
Ebret
P. Me
Morgan Oom
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Pat
Hachiy
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