Frederick News 1914 Early Edition Notice
The Frederick News announces semi weekly publication with mail and street sale options in the Frederick area. Subscriptions are $1.60 per year in advance. Readers failing to receive papers are urged to report to improve service. Copies available at New City Hotel Luckey's Cigar Store Central Restaurant and other local outlets.
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United States
Ubackpress
Chesapeake & Potomac
Eldrées
Frederick
Frederie
New City
Luckey's Cigar
S. Market St. Central
J. KK. Schmidt’s Cigar
West Patrick Street
Actington
Braddock Heights
Zimmerman, Bree
McCardell’s Gere
Racing to Fires Rules for Fire Companies
The article urges Frederick fire departments to adopt rules to prevent racing to fires and reduce dangers. It stresses the need for haste with caution and calls for public adherence to give fire apparatus the right of way. It warns that accidents could have occurred already and urges mutual understanding among fire companies to avoid unnecessary risks.
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Frederick
Sthab
Ahten
Make the Library Grow Plea for local book gifts
A reception highlighted community support for Fredericks library start. Citizens are urged to donate duplicate or spare volumes for public reference and reading, with organizers welcoming further gifts to build a strong initial collection.
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Frederick’s
Hibrary
Fredericks Library
Economy bill aims to abolish Board of Charities and Corrections
The bill to abolish the Board of Charities and Corrections should pass without delay to effect savings by term end. It is expected to pass the House and receive prompt Senate consideration.
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Board of Charities and Corrections
Gre House
Senate
No headline available from segment about county board and charities
A letter argues against continued County Board of Charities and Corrections, urging taxpayers to receive a clear explanation of proposed changes. It claims officials would not overburden the county with almshouse oversight and criticizes the idea of county commissioners potentially being rewarded. The writer asserts the annual statement informs the public on county spending and hopes lawmakers pass the bill in this session.
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Wraderick County
Maritime fog rules need clear moderate speed standard
The Philadelphia Press notes that current international sea rules lack a defined moderate speed in fog and bad weather. The author cites court rulings and the Nantucket Monroe collision to urge action. Washington considers amendments to require ships to slow to a near stop under limited visibility, with US authority to enforce on domestic waters.
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Philadelphia
Supreme Court
Hnera Bourgogne
Fog Island
Nantucket
Monroe
Washington
Department of Commerce
High Seas
United States
Ourangou tango in ancient dances and prehuman origins
In a playful verse from the Christian Register, a narrator links the Ourangou tango to prehistoric human movement, claiming all later dances descend from this old orangeutango. A short exchange follows a Miss Maguire asking the postmaster for a letter, with a named Tom Dolan appearing.
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Miss Maguire
Tom Dolan
Christian Register
Frederick Fire Destroys Union Foundry Area of South Street
Twenty years ago today in Frederick a blaze leveled the Pampel foundry on South street near Telegraph, including the pattern house and outbuildings. Loss pegged at 15 000 to 20 000 dollars. Also noting sale of Cyrus Flook’s Moyersville newspaper plant to D H Mowen and son, light snowfall causing slushy streets, and a Hansonville woman finishing a 3784 piece quilt.
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Tur
Pampel
South Street
Telegraph
Union Foundry and Stone Works
William Wilcoxon
Cyrus Flook
Moyersville
D. H. Mowen and Son
Buicic
Harry W. Bowers
Frederick
Ecoming & Years
Montana Guard
Belle Hazel
Duke of Liberty
F. Loraine Simpson
Libertytown
Dickerson
Potomac
H. Multinix
Welling
Mast
Third Street
W. F. Snyder
NZ Market St
Fire News
Pia
East Third Street
East Third St
Pebedtt
Frairie
Geo. B. Kehne
Kehne Bros
Hox 15
Y. Z
Dectidim
East Second Street
Wills Zimmerman
Walkersville
Cramer & Stauffer
What’s Going On Today in Frederick Amusements
Frederick listing shows Marvel Tonight with The Movie Queen and Tricks of the Trade at Marvel feature in three parts. Empire Matinees and night present Frou Frou. City Opera House offers Madam X matinee and at 8 15 p m Gentlemen of Leisure by Charles K Champlin players.
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Marvel
Motion Pictures
Warner Fexture
Empire
Motion
City Opera House
Gentlemen of Leisure
Charles K. Champlin Players
Death notices for J V Summers and T M Castle
Following a long illness Mr Jacob V Summers died at Bloomfield aged 82 with two sons and a daughter surviving along with three brothers and a stepson. The funeral is Saturday at 10 from the house and interment in Middletown Lutheran cemetery. Thomas M Castle of Baltimore died aged 77 and leaves a widow a brother and sister. Funeral from his residence Saturday at 9 30 to the Cathedral for a 10 o'clock Requiem Mass.
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Jacob V. Summers
Andrew J. Summers
Bloomfield
Summers
Middletown
Lutheran Church
Andrew J
Merry G. T
Bloomfeld
John H. Boheney
Washington
Lewis M. Kintz
Samuel M. Summers
David W. Sumers
Harmony
County
Joshua T. Summers
Myersville
Thomas P. Rice
Thomas M. Gartle
Thomas M. Castle
Frederick County
Hamilton Terrace
Baltimore
Mr. Castle
Jefferson
Frederick City
North Howard Street
Regina Castle
David A. Castle
Ellen Castle
North Market Street
Funeral services for George W Stockman at Mt Zion
George W Stockman’s funeral was held Wednesday at 11 am with brief services at his Mt Zion home and Mt Zion Lutheran church led by Rev. A G Null. Pallbearers named A B Castle Albert Y P Castle Nicholas Zimmerman Millard McBride Charles Edward Feaga Charles King. interment in the local cemetery.
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George W. Stockman
Mt. Zion
Mt. Zion Lutheran Church
A. G. Null
A.B. Castle
Albert Y P. Castle
Nicholas Zimmerman
Millard McBride
Charles Edward Feaga
Charles King
Injured Man Improving After Lumber Yard Accident
Charles Rothenhoeffer, injured at Wilcoxon & Browns lumber yard about ten days ago, is slowly improving at City Hospital. His leg was broken in two places and will be placed in a plaster cast in a few days.
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Charles Rothenhoeffer
Wilcoxon & Brown
Play by Episcopal youths to benefit New Market church
Young people of the Episcopal Church of New Market will present a play at the Town Hall on Saturday night to raise funds for the church.
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Episcopal
New Market
Pape's Cold Compound Advertisement Claim
An advertisement touts Pape's Cold Compound as a rapid remedy for head congestion and grippe symptoms. It urges taking doses every two hours up to three, promising relief from stuffed head to feverishness and throat soreness for 24 cents at drug stores.
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Pape
Grippe
Wider February 22 patriotism event outlined for Baltimore
Mrs. Clara V. Mott of Baltimore urges a broader Washington's Birthday observance in Maryland as a lead in to the Star Spangled Banner centennial celebration in Baltimore next fall. She cites lessons in patriotism and a special musical note featuring Barbara Fritchie.
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Baltimore
C. V. Matt
Washington
Clara V. Mott
The
News
Pha News H
Safe and Bane
Mexico
Barbara Fritchie
Philadelphia
Barbara Fritchbie
Barbara Fritchle
Social World Note From Woodsboro Card Club Evening
The Sans Souci Card Club of Woodsboro met at Mrs Luther Powell s home to play 500. W B Stambaugh earned the high score and Mae Dorcus had the most progressions. Refreshments were served. A separate entry notes a heightful party and dance at Miss Mary Haner s home with about thirty couples including visitors from Hagerstown Baltimore and Washington. Berlin authorities ban men from smoking while driving automobiles citing frequent occurrences.
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Sans Souci” Card Club
Woodsboro
Luther Powell
W B. Stambaugh
Mae Dorcus
Elmer Powell
W. B Stambaugh
W. P. Feiser
Raymond R Shank
Maynard Dudrear
Charles Dorcus
Edith
Mary Cramer
May Powell
Mary Cutshall
Stella Powell
Thurmont
Glenn Cramer
Gail Cutshall
Cramer Powell
Sherman Powell
Mary Haner
Mast South Street
Hagerstown
Baltimore
Washington
Dr Kings New Life Pills King of All Laxatives
An advertisement from Buffalo New York claims Dr King s New Life Pills are the king of all laxatives. The speaker says they bless their family and keep a box on hand, available at druggists or by mail from Bucklen Co Philadelphia or St Louis.
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Dr. King
Paul Mathulka
Buffalo
Ny VY
Bucklen & Co
Philadel Iphia
St. Louis
Sr. King
Henry PD. Sanders
Cavendish
Philadelphia
Baltimore Stock Market Prices and Bond Listings Summary
Baltimore stock market report shows corrected noon prices from Smith, Lockhart, & Co. inclosed yields and quotes for multiple securities. Notable entries include cotton duck, coal, gas, power, and various railroad and utility stocks. References to Houston Oil, Seaboard lines, United Railways, Mercantile Trust, and Md. Del. & Va. Pfd. appear among listed bonds and incomes.
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A.C. L
Georgia
Alabama
Houston Oil Com
Houston Oi New
Houston Oil Div
Nort
Portsmouth
Seaboard Air Line
Seaboard Company Common
Central GC. N. Is
Mercantile Trust
United Rys. Com
Anacostia & Potomac
Chicago Railways
United Rys
Ee Citizens’ Bank
Fairmont Coal
MD. del. & Va
New York Stocks Quotations by Smith Lockhart Firm
New York stock quotations are provided today by Smith Lockhart and Co. Bankers and Brokers. The report lists price updates for major issues and market movers, reflecting ongoing trading activity and trends.
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Sy Smith, Lockhart & Co
Luck and cash lash of Uncle Abner in Chicago Grain
In the Chicago Record a quote from Uncle Abner Rash credits luck with wealth and sudden cash gains. Silas Hemidway, owner of a brickyard, is described as striking gold in various ventures, selling land for over twice its purchase price. A train accident involving his wife is mentioned as a sobering counterpoint to the fortune tale.
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Abner Rash
Silas Hemidway
Sile
Abner Bash
E Kiser
Chicago Record
Frederick reader endorsed kidney remedy and other cures
A Frederick citizen extols Doan's Kidney Pills based on four boxes and urges readers to ask for Dean's Kidney Pills instead. The ad cites local home testimonials, price 50 cents, and notes Foster-Milburn Co. in Buffalo. Also promotes Dr King’s New Discovery for coughs with Henry P. Sanders’s endorsement and a money back guarantee.
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Frederick
J A.C Lipps
West Patrick St
Doan
Mr. Lipps
Dean
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
N. V
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Jate
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Lime Kiln
M. P
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Cline
Mr. Rothenhoefer
Berlin
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New York
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Brooklyn
South Pac
Union Pac
Chicago Grain Market
Frederick Proof
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Frederick County National
Frederick, MD
Eugene A. Grove
2Nd Sts
G. F. 8. Zimmerman Co
P. H.C
W. C. Birely
Park Ave
N. Market Street
Crystal Plate Ice Factory
Hygeia-Ice Company
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J. Marshall Miller
Frederick Town
Rockwell Terrace
Cramer
Stagifar
Rene Orcermennemeen
Margaret H. Benner
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Jennie Porterfield
John Aumegardner
Janisdraw
Wm. Baumgardner
Parueds & Mech. Nat
RANK
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Ig Va
Vee Seus Lee
Savings Bank
Park
United, States
State of
C. Albert Gilson
Aobert Gilson
Chas.e. T. Hendrickson
N. P
James H. Harris
Frank L. Stoner
C. B. Trail
Internal Revenue
Fepiadéwitt
East Seventh Street
News Ofice
O'Leary
Charles Wertheimer
Frederick and
Ezra Houck
North Market St
Daniel Bissier
Weat
Patrick St. Janzedt
Albaugh & Harrington
Enna
H. I. Gaver
Danzidtt
North Bentz Street
George E. Glessiner
N. Market St
Janzlotf
EB Schildknecht
East Second St
P. H. C. Birely
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