Two Bailiffs Too Many Say County Officials In Court Plan
Residents of Frederick and county officials argue for reducing bailiffs to cut expenses. The First Annual Report shows 36 bailiffs were paid 1,400 dollars for 1913–14, with noise-reducing doors in the courthouse making some posts unnecessary. Proponents claim two bailiffs could handle entrances and rail area, lowering costs while maintaining order.
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Frederick
Frederick County
Cramer
Court House
Thurmont Bowlers Triumph in Three Straight Games
Thurmont bowlers defeated the Diamond five in Frederickton last night, winning each game by one pin, 22, and 47. Scores include Waesche 215 Hahn 188 Keefer 215 Douglass 306 Steele 226 Tremaeus Miller 293 C Zim 326 G Miller 284 M Crum 3B Mer 320. An advertisement offers one hundred dollars for a catarrh cure and promotes Hall's Catarrh Cure.
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Alowers
Thaurmont
Fredericktonians
Hall
Cheney & Co
Cheney
Rim
Tranza
Bark OF Commerce
Pleasant meeting of Historical Society in Frederick
A pleasant meeting of the Historical Society of Frederick County was held last evening in the U S D C rooms East Second Street Judge John C Castile presented a copy of The Revolutionary Penalty Application of Jacob Lowry Sr The Ogle family of Maryland history was added to archives Officers for the coming year were named with Major EF Goldsborough as president and Frank C Norwood as vice president The program featured history of bygone days and reminiscences Mrs J D Hendrickson read Before the Trolley Came a poem about Middletown Valley travel and early German settlement near the Monocacy river Readings covered Dulany House and the Beatty Cramer homes with notes on antiquity The society plans next meeting the last Tuesday evening in January all members urged to attend
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Historical Society of
Frederic County
U. 2
D. C
East Second Street
John C Castile
Jacob Lowry
Lowry
Frederick
Adam Ott
Ogle
Maryland
Ogle Warfield
Chestnut Hil
Philadelphia
Ogie
Frederick County
Ogies
America
EF. Y. Goldsborough
Frank C.norwood
F. F.smith
Mias Nelle C. Garrett
John D. Hendrickson
J. D. Hendrickson
T. C. Harbaugh
Middletown Valley
Fredericktown
Monocacy
Edward T. Schultz
Anna Floyd
Monocacy River
F. F. Smith
Dulany
Mount Pleasant
William Barkier
Smith
David Cramer
Col Elt Beatty
Scharf
Orphanist Court
Frederick City
Ann R. Johnson
Orphans’ Court
Court House
Virginia Thomas
Anne K. Johnson
Polios
Arthur DO. Wilard
D. Princeton Buckey
Social World Wedding Anniversary at Jefferson
Mr and Mrs Charles H Dixon celebrated their twentieth china wedding anniversary at home near Jefferson with a large guest list, piano music, a sumptuous dinner, and many beautiful gifts. Attendees included multiple couples and relatives. Mrs Albert Bussard and Miss Mary J Bussard led piano music. Also notes on East Patrick street Sunday school gathering with piano selections and refreshments, followed by a 500 card party hosted by Nan and Etta Wilson with more refreshments.
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Charles H Dixon
Jefferson
China
Albert Bussard
Mary
Bussard
Dixon
Charles H. Dixon
P. H. Cline
John D. Long
Frank Shaff
Roy Remsberg
Harvey Zimmerman
Wm. FE. Coran
John Poole
Elmer Michael
Albert Holter
Amos and
John
Roy Taylor
Emory
Dorsey Culler
Regina
Lee
Oscar Routzahn
Emma Crampton
Elizabeth Rice
Laura Pearl
Mary S. Bussard
Susie Crompton
May Barnes
Virginia Cline
Maude Camer
Carrie Cipe
Myrtle Cline
Marcelene
Ruth
Henry K. Fox
East Patrick Street
Martin Hodges
Henry Fox
G. Roy Martin
Ridgely
Nettie Warner
Grace Wilhide
Elizabeth Martin
Ella “Out
Elia Sammers
Pauline Hodges
Wessra
Charles King
Billy Walker
Nan
Etta Wilson
Every 7th Frederick resident jailed in 1912 to 1914
Frederick records show 669 prisoners confined at least a day, 224 on corporation charges and 445 on state charges, from December 1, 1912, to December 1, 1914. About 300 were local residents, with many repeaters jailed multiple times, highlighting routine enforcement and the impact of bail and fines on petty offenses.
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Frederick
Pers Nn
Maurice Bennett
Clarence C. Holtz
Thas
Bennett
Conard
Maryland
Panama-Pacific Exposition opens in San Francisco
A booklet sent by Miss Annie M. Hoffman to her cousin Philip Nussbaum describes the Panama-Pacific International Exposition to be opened February 20 in San Francisco. The work covers the Panama Canal history, the exposition buildings, and scenes from Frisco with mentions of local Frederick County attendees en route to California.
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San Francisco
United States
Annie M. Hoffman
Philip J. Nussbaum
North Market Street
Panama Canal
Balbaa
Fricco
Frederick County
Horace Zacharias
Hilda
California
Richard F. Harrison
Calvin W. Schaeffer
Allen G. Quynn
Company A Wins Inter-City League Showdown
Company A jumped to first place in the Inter-City League after an eight point rally to beat Maryland School for the Deaf 31 to 24. Kennedy led with 10 points, Downs added 8, and the roster featured Kreh Hull Alain Hauver and others. High School defeated Athletics 18 to 13, with rovers showing a strong finish.
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Maryland School For the Deaf
Kennedy
Ilo
Downs
Ooys
Rovers
Maryland School
Co. A
Hull
Alain Hauver
Hooe
Etzler Cramer
Milly
Demarco Kennedy
Harding
al ‘Aip
Trull
Cramer
Schroeder
Timer—Landauer
Ordeman and Shaw
Gilbert
Comfort
Rinehart
James
Miller Grimes
Ebert Waters
Rhodes
Market Hour Puzzles at Dawn as Farmers Sell Poultry
The market was busier with more buyers and a ready supply of edibles. Prices for poultry and produce are listed, with chickens at 15 to 60 cents per item and dressed 30 to 60 cents each, turkeys 28 cents per pound, keets 36 to 45 cents each, pumpkins five cents each, and various vegetables and fruits priced per unit. The piece notes a shift toward winter pricing and hints at crowd timing around the ordinance hour.
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Atarta
Don’t take calomel to cure biliousness and headaches
An old advertisement urges readers to avoid calomel and instead use Cascarets for liver and bowel relief. It claims Cascarets start the liver and bowels, improve digestion, and work better without stomach upset or sickness, offering a 10-cent box as a safer alternative.
Thurmont Store and Depot Robbed in Night Fire
Two burglaries hit Thurmont last night as thieves struck the Western Maryland freight station and C. E. Walter general merchandise store. A window at Walters' was shattered and two revolvers, mouth organs, ammunition, a bag of coffee and groceries stolen. The freight station lost glass and a bag of groceries. Agent Harry Ruch and railroad detectives investigate. likely the same burglars.
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Thurmont
Western Maryland
C. E. Walter
Mr. Walter
Daniel Rouzer
Harry Ruch
British reply on American protest posted to Washington
Jan 9 London reports Walter H Pare the American ambassador received the preliminary British reply to the US note protesting interference with American shipping. Delivery of the more definite reply is not yet certain and may come within two weeks. Further talks on detention of ships will precede the final answer.
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Washington
London
Walter H. Pare
Public Sale Notice in Woodbury Maryland 1915
Public sale notice states a herd rental and sale of three head of horses and colts at the premises in Woodbury Maryland on Monday January 11 1915 starting at 10 o clock A.M. The undersigned offer the property for auction to the public.
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Woodnbury
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