Semi-Weekly News and Brunswick Advertisements
The Semi-Weekly News is issued on Tuesdays and Fridays and may be read at several Brunswick locations including the New City Hotel and Patrick Arlington Hotel. Subscriptions and notices are handled at The News office. distribution and contacts are listed with phone numbers and local merchants providing access to the paper.
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Wise driving precaution urged by Emmitsburg Chronicle
The Emmitsburg Chronicle advises drivers to explain power cutting and braking to a passenger to reduce accident risk if the operator is suddenly disabled. It stresses having a second informed person on long trips and warns that loss of steering could lead to a catastrophe if help is not available.
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Emmitsburg
Chronicle
Tarnished View of Baseball Belief and Market pressure
The piece argues skeptics see crookedness in life and sport, but baseball fans should note the sport resembles an auction by August as strong teams emerge and money and jobs drive outcomes. It suggests bleachers suspect integrity, yet the system rewards success and stability for managers and players.
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Lea
Money and control reshape weak points in tone up sports
The piece argues money governs strength in leagues, aiding teams backed by liberal loyal crowds and star players. It warns that allowing import of top pitchers for critical games creates one sided contests, risking championships and league stability as abuses provoke backlash and eventual breakdown.
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J Money
No Excuse For a Strike Says The World Editorial
The New York World argues there is no legal or economic justification for a railroad strike. It says unions seek an eight hour day, not higher wages, and notes passenger service is exempt from demands. Arbitration is offered by railroad presidents but rejected by union leaders for the eight hour day. The piece dismisses both sides’ claims as trivial against the public interest.
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New York World
No Man's Land Desolate Zone War Poem by Knight Agkin
A poem from London Spectator portrays No Man's Land as a eerie empty zone from dawn to dusk. It contrasts barren, ruined earth with the danger of shell, machine gun fire, and patrols. It recalls soldiers and the dead as they traverse the frontline landscape.
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No Man's Land
No Man’s Land
L. Knight Agkin
The
London Spectator
Twenty Years Ago Today in Frederick
Read items from The News columns recalling events in Frederick County on this date in 1896. Public and private schools planned openings for fall and winter terms while the Key Monument Association prepared a monthly meeting. The 11th annual Sunday school picnic near Middle Town drew a huge crowd, continuing a long Western Maryland tradition. An extra freight train was added on the Pennsylvania Railroad to handle rising traffic.
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Union
Lewis Young
Middletoun
Maryland
Pennsylvania Railroad
Personal notices from Frederick area residents
Purely Personal items list moves and visits among residents of Frederick and nearby towns. Emma Hubbard moves from 214 West Patrick to 168 West Patrick. Numerous residents and visitors including Suman of Baltimore, Eva Hoffman of Baltimore, Guy Anderson of Baltimore, Thomas VanFossen of Philadelphia, George Crum and grandchildren Blanch and Elwood Crum, Annakate Rudy of Middletown, Allen Sheely, Lester Troxell and family, Wille Troxell and Daisy Ring, Joseph Marino of Central Fruit Co. on business in Baltimore, Lewis Rice and Mollie Bartgis, Louise McDaniel, Miss Josephine Diener, Misses Mary and Dorothy Filler, Mrs. John Marshall, and others are noted with visits to Washington, Ocean City, Lovettsville, and canoeing on the Monocacy.
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Guy Anderson
Baltimore
George FE. F. Anderson
Thomas D. VanFossen
Philadelphia
George W. van Fossen
George H. Crum
Blanch
Elwood Crum
East Second Street
Quincey
Miycraville
Annakate Rudy
Middletown
Frank
Norwood
Rockwell Terrace
Allen Sheely
Mottes
Lester Troxell
Carroll
Wille Troxell
Daisy Ring
Lewis Troxell
Hocky Ridge
Joseph Marino
Central Fruit Company
West Patrick Street
Lewis A. Rice
Mollle ‘Bartgis
West Third Street
Washington
Louise McDaniel
Niagara Falls
Frederick
Josephine Diener
Thomas B. Johnson
Ocean City
John Marshal
Warren, C
Misa Edith Thomas
Fast Second Street
Marshall
Emily Cooper
Hood College
Mary
Dorothy Filler
East Third Street
Lovettsville
Grace
Hymeneal King Ray Couples Tie in Spenmoraville
Miss Pearl Elizabeth Ray daughter of Mr and Mrs George F Ray Laytonsville Montgomery county and Forrest King of Germantown wed Wednesday at the bride home per Rev Harry Albaugh pastor of the Fre a Methodist Church Spenmoraville The bride was attended by her sister Ifa Ray and the groom's brother Lawson King served as best man.
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King—Ray
Pearl Elizabeth Ray
George F. Ray
Laytonsville
Montgomery County
Forrest King
Germantown
Harry Albaugh
Frea Methodist Church
Spenroralille
Ifa Ray
Lawson King
Mis s Apple Entertain A Hood College Party
A party hosted by Missey Miriam and Elizabeth Apple at Hood College featured dancing and unique games with punch ices and cakes. Attendees included numerous Misses and Messrs Edward Shriner Edward Dela plane Wiener Winebrenner James Harris Reginald Hammond and many others.
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Missey Miriam
Elizabeth Apple
Hood College
Miss Crawford
Harriet Mantz
Esther Coblentz
Ruth Coblentz
Naomi Coblenz
Sarah Given
Margaret Wehler
Anna Brunner
Kemp Margaret Motter
Rachel Motter
Elizabeth Lewis
Georgia Gittinger
Virginia Carty
Mary Filler
Isabell Houck
Heatrice Trail
Martha Kemp
Inez Witlard
Margaret Neidhart
Gertrude Fitzsimmons
Anna Helfenstein
Mary Grace Helfenstein
Naphne Kepler
Evelyn Mantz
Roberta Levy
Katherine Tyson
Hallie Cramer
Ruth Dutrow
Katherine Dutrow
Abby McCardell
Julia Worthington
Rosa
Mary Rogers
Gail
Xoe Haber
Moore
John Newman
John Hess
Austin Tearre
Duvall Schell
Mr Russell
Bruce LeGore
Annie Ransom Lewis
Harold Kemp
Marshall Staub
Meredith Staub
Warty Brandenture
Marion Miller
Walter Sinn
Frederick Residents Attend Mito Airy Dance in Wildwood
Frederick readers saw coverage of a local dance at Wildwood Tath with music by Braddock Tielehts Orchestra. Attendees included Mesdamee Hood Routzahn Poole Horn Riddiemoser Rudy and Gaver. A second event in the series was slated for Friday September.
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Frederick
Wildwood
Distillery at Weverton Wrecked in Morning Blaze
A massive fire at the Weverton distillery owned by Joseph Savage destroyed bonded warehouses mill boiler and engine rooms with about 600 barrels of whiskey lost. The origin is unidentified as of morning with the bar room spared and the blaze visible for miles. No fire department existed locally and insurance coverage varied.
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Weverton
Joseph Savage
Frederick
Baltimore and
Oh'o
Savage
Buckingham Opens Sept 4 at Industrial School
The Buckingham Industrial School near Buckeystown opens September 4, with about fifty boys expected from across the State. The Maryland School for the Deaf in Baltimore has been postponed to September due to infantile paralysis, delaying its local start to align with city schools.
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Maryland
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Baltimore City
Baltimore
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Cay
Knights of Pythias plan Pen-Mar reunion trip
The Frederick Lodge of Knights of Pythias arranges a big delegation to the first annual Knights of Pythias reunion in Pen-Mar Maryland on Thursday next. Local members will join the Baltimore party at Thurmont. A committee led by J Murray Cronenburg Claggett Ramsburg Chas Landis and Reno Harp oversees arrangements and urges members to join. Grand officials and local leaders will deliver addresses as Prof Kohl s orchestra provides music. The event marks the first such occasion and is set to become an annual gathering.
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Pen-Mar
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Claggett E. Ramsburg
Chas. R. Landis
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