The Daily News and Semi-Weekly News Address and Rates
The Daily News publishes from Frederick Maryland with offices at 41 North Market Street. The Semi-Weekly News operates Tuesdays and Fridays offering home delivery in the United States for one dollar per year. Printing services advertise modern equipment and low prices for quality work.
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North Market Street
Frederck, MD
Great Southern Printing and Manufacturing Company
United Tes
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Frederick War Claim Bill Faces Tough Congress Battle
The Frederick war claim, seen as fair and urgent, struggles before Congress amid looming military spending. Supporters, led by Congressman Lewis, argue the city’s debt is minimal compared to wartime costs and merits prompt payment without delay.
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Ces
Congress
United States
Frederick
Congressman Lewis
Lewis
Wearriage of Mrs Gall to President Wilson in wedding focus
A newspaper column notes the outsized attention given to the presidential wedding and the bride’s prominence over the groom. It contrasts public fascination with brides and the ordinary groom’s quieter role, citing missteps and haste in wedding preparations and attire.
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Gall
Wilson
Dresas
Bia
Ecpress
Reflections on marriage and presidential nuptials
The piece muses on wedding nerves and the finality of vows. It contrasts a calm bride with a anxious groom and ponders the risks and perceptions of marriage, then pivots to consider second marriages and the readiness of young couples amid passion and doubt.
Santa Claus on the home stretch in a two day holiday note
A playful yet dated vignette contrasts Christmas nostalgia with cinema age sensibilities. The piece notes two extra days off this year as Christmas falls on Saturday and New Year’s Day also lands on Saturday, extending the holiday stretch.
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Santa Claus
Woman Drives Off Burglar at Clearspring Store
Mrs Myrtle M Miller widow of David S Miller who runs a general store in Clearspring shot Friday night at a burglar forcing an entrance and frightened him away leaving the scene unhurt with the intruder likely deterred by her defense effort.
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Myrtle M. Miller
David S. Miller
Clearspring
Twenty Years Ago Today in Frederick Columns
Read about 1895 Frederick items from The News Columns noting officers elected for Columbia Lodge F and AL M including Worshipful Master E B Ramsburg and treasurer W H Hinks. Frederick Republican Association officers named George Birely president and others. Question raised on potential fare for an electric rail line from Frederick to Middletown.
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Frederick
Columbia Lodge
AL M
E. B. Ramsburg
H. C. Zacharias
W. H. Hinks
John A. Lynch
Adolphus Fearhake
Frederick Republican Association
Offeere
George Birely
WW. Fleming
H. Witter
E. Frost
Moo Woodwand
C.L. Flock
James Corr
Varry E. Chapline
Harvey R. Lease
Reno S. Harp
Joseph H. Roderick
W. A. Long
John J. Murray
Middletown
Christmas Holidays Bring Many Local Students Home
A crowd of local students and relatives prepare for holidays with family in Frederick. Names include Miss Lucieemuberg of Goucher College Baltimore. Mr Oscar 4 ftatuabers from Wisconsin University Madison. Mr Graham Goodell Mercersburg Academy. Wiener Winebrener Washington and Lee University. Miss Harriett Mantz York Pa. Miss Grace Slummerbaugh West Patrick street. Miss Carrie Gills near Woodbine. Miss Mary Mantz Gittinger Philadelphia. Miss Blanche W Gittninger Columbia College New York. Miss Georgia S Gittinger teaching in Baltimore. Several residents travel to Washington or Chambersburg for Christmas. Advertised letters remain at Frederick City Postoffice. Governor-elect Harrington to name three new police magistrates for Frederick city.
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Charles W. Lough
West Third Street
Philadelphia
Lucieemuberg
Goucher College
Baltimore
Buckeystown
Oscar 4
Ftatuabers
Wisconsa University
Madison
Wis
Luckeystown
Graham Goodell
Mercersburg Academy
Dro
Mrax
Goodell
South Market Street
Wiener Winebrener
Washington and Lee University
Mise Harriett Mantz
York
Miases Mantz
Emily Beroth
Gon
P. Frank Pampel
Frederick
C. W. Schaeffer
New London
Conn
Schaeffer
George K. Syppington
Union Bridge
Washington
Ernest F. Sappington
William G. Buckey
Walkersville
8. S. Stabler
West Fourth Street
J. W. Harner
W. Guy Kline
Hagerstown
Marion S. Moberly
North Market Street
Miss Lantz
Stood College
Grace Slummerbaugh
West Patrick Street
Stephen Huber
Chambersburg
Carrie Gills
Near Woodbine
Harray Humm
J. G. Murray
Mary Mantz Gittinger
Blanche W. Gittinger
Columbia College
New York
Georgia
Gittinger
E.S. Delaplaine
Charles C. Keedy
County Officials Scrutinize Road Supervisor Appointments
Complaint filed at the county commissioners office this morning challenges the practice of following recommendations from district committeemen in appointing road supervisors. Board president Frank M. Stevens criticized committees for naming unfit individuals to the positions.
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Frank M. Stevens
Montevue
Road dispute halts branch line crossing in Washington County
The Washington County Railroad Company, owned by Baltimore and Ohio, faces condemnation actions to cross the Hagerstown and Smithsburg Turnpike as it pursues a branch from Hagerstown to Security. The dispute delays the planned route and settlements.
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Washington County Railroad Company
Baltimore & Whio Railroad Company
Hagerstown
Hagersoun
Smithoarg
Engine of Tracks Derails at Marsland Brick Works
An engine from the Northern Central Railroad derailed at the Marsland Brick and Supply Company works on Saturday afternoon. A wrecking crane and crew from Vorwa to assist in lifting and re-railing the locomotive were brought in.
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Northern Central Railroad
Marsland Brick and Supply Co
Vor
Fish Haul From Canal Nets Big Catch Near Sandy Hook
More than twenty pounds of hase liwehers and other fish were seized last week from pools at the Chesazeake and Ohio Canal near Sandy Hook after the levels were drawn.
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Chesazeake and Ohio Canal
Sandy Hook
Wheat and Corn Prices Reported Amid Holiday Cheer
Wheat bids near 137 pounds and a Freder ity quotation appears incomplete. Corn sits at 3.00 dollars as farmers receive market cues. The text notes Christmas spirit among farmers and a beacon but contains fragmented data and unclear context.
Horses Die In Slippery State Road Slide Toll Rises
Accidents on a short stretch of State road due to frozen slick surfaces have claimed three horse lives and caused seven auto overturns. Farmers blame road conditions for reduced hauling ability. Incidents near Ridgeville include a horse breaking a leg near Pearl and others between New Market and Ridgeville. Rough shoes offer no benefit. sand fools no one. Separate reports note a Middletown concert series and upcoming Xmas services at Myersville churches. Two young men injured in a Jug Bridge motorcycle crash are recovering. An Orphans Court decision in Prince George's County names Henry C. Horie sole heir to a $15,000 estate from his mother.
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Ridgeville
New Market District
Pearl
New Market
Dorsey Hill
Six Mile House
Hoile
Prince George
County Orphans Court
Henry C. Horie
Brunswick
Hagerstown
Rachel
Resigned Pastor Accepts Philadelphia Call
Rev Clihford BE Hass, son of Ira W Hass, resigns from the Lutheran charge at Schuylkill Haven to accept a pastorate at Bethel Lutheran Church in West Philadelphia. He is known in Frederick County.
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Philadelphia
Clihford BE
Hass
Ira W. Vs
Haserstown
Schuylkil
Haven
Pato
Bethel Lutheran Church
West Philadelphia
Frederick County
Birthday Greetings for Longtime Caroline Sam Sama
Birthday greetings pour in as Sama opentower, oldest cauchier of the late Rev. Calli, marks her seventy fifth birthday at the home of her nephews William Comfort on East Second Street. She remains active, in good health, and surrounded by friends and family.
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Mss Sama Opentower
Wlfl Callifeser
Wm. H. Comfort
East
Secondtreet
Callifeser
Thas
Mr. Comfort
Mise
Julia Moor
Myre
Patrick Street
Seth
Church Streets
Urner & Urner
East Fifth Street
Fourth St
South Remarket
Harry Wv Bowers
East Third Street
Kolb Bros
Daniel Eissler
W. Patrick
Musical Treat at Home for the Aged
The First Reform Church choir visited the Home for the Aged bringing Christmas music to residents and visitors. Mrs Ditmar and Frank Sajpington Jr assisted with cello and Mr Smith on violin as carols and trios filled the room. Charlotte Linn sang Cantique de Noel and the program closed with Lord, Dismiss Us With Thy Blessing. The event moved many hearts with the season’s spirit.
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Bethlehem
Ciechobr Af
First Reformed Church
Ditmar
Frank Sajpington, Jr
Mr. Smith
Charlotte Linn
L. H
Hall's Catarrh Cure and Pills Advertised
Catarrh cannot be cured by local applications. The cure relies on an internal remedy to reach the disease. Hall's Catarrh Cure is taken internally and claims to act through the blood on mucous surfaces. The ad credits Dr Cheney & Co and promotes testimonials and a 75 cent price for pills.
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Hall
Cheney & CO
Props
Tolada
Public sale of farm in Frederick and Montgomery Counties Maryland
Public sale of valuable real estate under a mortgage from Harriet T Nichols and Charles F. Nichols to Hiram J Grove. The 96 acre farm with two story dwelling near Mt Ephraim to Dickerson Station, Maryland, will be sold January 15, 1916 at 11 a.m. Cash with a $500 deposit required. purchaser bears all costs including stamps. Located near stores, schools, churches and railroads. property described in Worthington Twarre and McSherry deed.
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Harriett. Nichols
Charles FE. Nichols
Hiram J. Grove
Frecord
Derick County
Maryland
Montgomery County
Frederick
Montgomery Counties
Mt. Ephraim
Jickerson Station
Glenn H. Worthington
Geo
A. Twarre
J. Roger McSherry
Harriet L. Nichols
Frederick Verity
Marston
Mibert Ballenger
Algier Gréeex
S. C Jones
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