The Daily News Frederick MD Announces Publication Terms
The Frederick Daily News serves subscribers in the city and nationwide at 25 cents per issue, four months 1.00, six months 1.00, and 34.00 per year. The Semi Weekly News mails to addresses in the United States for 1.00 per year, with free on request. Advertisements and inquiries to the Frederick office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Tubsliays
United States
Nsw
Ctesapeake A
Weeder Tck
Frederick News Subscriber Notice on Paper Delivery
Subscriptions urged to report missed issues to improve service. Paper sold at New City Hotel Buckey's Cigar Store S Market Street Central Restaurant F K Schmidt's Cigar Store West Patrick Street Arlington Hotel Braddock Heights Zimmerman Gross Grocery Store are listed as locations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick News
New City
Buckey's
S. Market St. Central
F. K. Schmidt
West Patrick Street
Arlington Hotel
Braddock Heights
Zimmerman Gross
J. W.stimmel
Tory
Gurke Street
Young & Staley
UT Street
Derek City
West Fifth St
Alands
John W. Grove
Frederick
Sal New House
Market
Jail inspection finds fair overall conditions with needed improvements
An inspection of Frederick County Jail reveals generally fair conditions but urgent needs for sanitation upgrades and better prisoner comfort. Calls include providing cots, better gas ventilation, and segregating prisoners for more humane treatment, urging county action and investment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick County
Jas
Notable actes of medical pioneers and world travel
The text recounts Sir George Turner’s knighthood for treatment of leprosy and sacrifice among South African lepers, Dr Simon’s X ray advances at Geneva, and Taft’s hypothetical globe voyage calculations. It notes Turner’s leprosy contraction and ongoing commitment, Simon’s risky experiments, and Taft’s 1901 Philippines governorship travel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Turner
South Africa
Simon
Radiographic Institute
Geneva
Drath
Waste in Coal and Public Playgrounds Shown
The piece argues coal waste from mines costs lives and dollars and notes government findings on conservation starting at the mine. It cites prophets and weather forecasters, then switches to Chicago playgrounds and the Play Ground and Recreation Association of America, noting 2385 cities with supervised playgrounds and about 7,000 recreation workers and high summer attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omaha Hee
Uris
Washington Star
Warhol
Anesedt
Prom
Clie
Chicago
Playground and Recreation Association of America
United States
Army
City reveals progress in year round recreation for children
The article notes open air play rooms and grounds planned for year round use. It emphasizes that fresh air and play are essential in winter and summer for children’s health and morals, praising the progress in city recreation facilities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Antil
Merriness Minutes and Political Jests From a Farm Charm
A fragmented humorous piece mixes holiday dinner talk with mock political banter. Citizens debate a senate candidate while playful exchanges reference Thanksgiving imagery, old family lines, and light social satire against a backdrop of a fictional newspaper page.
Framing excuses and facing errors in Brooklyn Times
The piece argues against excuses for mistakes and urges correcting errors without justification. It cautions that pride and denial do not justify wrongs and emphasizes courage to right the wrongs, referencing a general stance from the Brooklyn Times.
Accused Letter-Writer II Lies Ill at Home
Miss Anna Auamermin of Smithsburg is charged with writing and mailing love letters and obscene notes to locals in the town. She is currently in a hospital bed after an automobile accident and remains conscious only briefly, crying out occasionally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Auamermin
Smithsburg
Senibeanshire
Graveyard Flower Theft Sparks City Outrage
A vandal struck the VW Oliver cemetery yesterday, stealing flowers from graves. Police report an ongoing concern as visitors found several sites disturbed, prompting officials to investigate and issue a public notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oliver
Twenty Years Ago Today in Frederick
Frederick column recalls Dr JW Lrawpexy resigning from Bond and Allies and Corrections as county commissioners accept. Ven James GG Blue dies at a Washington home. J Lee Steniens and NL Piargett host a gathering at City Hotel. D C Winebrower and George W Cramer attend Maryland Delaware and Virginia Trotting Circuit meeting in Baltimore with Mr Wintebrewer presiding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pie Nowe Janaeey BT
iSee
James GG. Blue
Washington
Messrs
J. Lee Steniens
NL Piargett
City Hotel
D.C. Winebrower
George W. Cramer
Maryland
Delaware and Virginia
Baltmore
Mr Wintebrewer
Prisoner freed after paying fine in county case
In a crowded magistrate session W M Murphy was fined two dollars and fifty cents for drunken and disorderly conduct. He paid five dollars in lieu of jail time, his brother offering two thousand dollars but not the fifteen dollar stake. Murphy was jailed briefly then released after payment. Other proceedings included Morris Bennett charged for larceny of ham and a neighbor shooting incident involving a four year old injured by an air rifle. The county warns residents about air rifle use and the Hagerstown Day Nursery opens with local incorporators and no capital stock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morris Sennett
George R. Dennis
W. Bk. Murphy
Murphy xiii
Dennis
Murphy
Troward Stup
Hraddock
Flerwig
Morris, Bennett
Urbana
Cee
Joelkey
Morris Troberts
James Roberts
West South Sires
Frederick County
Roy King
Oscar King
Roberts
King
Floberts
Maredith Saith
Qither Herwig
Or King
Firebug sought as blaze investigated by Baltimore authorities
Fire Marshal George E. Myers of Frederick and Tallimore police conduct a night inquiry into a late Friday fire at Shacket Vellom Finklestein clothing manufactory 1054 Granby Street Baltimore suspected incendiary. Also notes a meeting of the Tiysien Association at the Peder ated Chinties building for election and a pastor appointment at New Consrvunve Reformed Church in Jefferson County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George EK
Myers
Frederick
Tallimore
Shacket
Vellom & Finklestein
Granby Street
Baltimore
Lorisiu
Cariel Tiysien Association
Chinties Duilling
South Market Street
Comaerrey Attermoagment
Owelock
Franklin 2
Tho
Organizion
Gamorrow
Mercers Ia
G Ovelock
Socrat Sore
New York Stocks Quotations From Motter Bros 1913
Daily market snapshot dated January 27 1913 lists high and low figures across multiple stocks with prices noted for Atchison and various railroads. The report lists sales to date totaling 52 000 shares and includes a 2 per cent dividend note.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Israekian
Buk UU Chie
Ize T Atchison
Noes
Prd
Modsat
Vic
Pac N.Y
Norfolk
Northeco Paciic
Eno
Southern Pacific Union Vpacific
Novat
Baltimore Market Scraps Corrected Prices and Notices
Baltimore stock market items show corrected sales and credit notes from Motterros & Co dated January 27 1918. Listed are various bonds notes and shares including Georgia Alabama power Western Maryland Norf & Portsmouth Seaboard Air Line Chicago Railways and Mercantile Trust among others with brief mentions of income and certificates. miscellaneous bank and line entries appear throughout the list with several abbreviations and partial names.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Janu
Alo
L. Con
Jon Power
Georgia
Avuston
Houston
Newifd
Mad
Idec
Iwy
Norf
Portsmouth
Seaboard Add
Air Line
Bseaboard Air Line
Mitte Rys
Income
United Funding Line
Western Maryland
Nor
Gontrak
Cscs Eee
Prust
Mercantile Trust
Cou
Power Notes
Anacostia & Potomac As
Citizens’ Bank
Fairmont Coal Os
Chicago Railways
Houston Gil Div
Chicago grain market brief in May July notes
Chicago grain market lists Wheat with May and July figures, including a September option. Corn shows May and July contracts. data appears as fragmented OCR with price indicators and suffixes. The readable portion indicates standard futures naming but lacks complete values.
Social World Notes on Parties and Prizes
Invites issued for a January 3 party says West Thur street hosts Misses Dover Dover Del Alissa Cramer Washington and Ruth Richardson Westminster and Amy Gehr Westmin ster. Readers’ replies on who should handle household funds appear in the Baltimore Sun. A lost gold locket with initials M M is recovered by Austin Stone for Miss Morgan. Plus notes on Wills Office carpet recarpetingand female officials in politics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cnvertall
GUESS
Roxon Marianna Doll
Helen Krein
Bichareday
Demne
Wias Pell
West Thu Street
Iliss
Dover
Del
Alissa Cramer
Washington, D. C
Ruth Richardson
Amy Gehr
Westminster
Ald
W. N. Fox
East Church Street
Emma Knight
Third Street
Kiff Shank
Woodsboro
Baltimore Sun
Austin Stone
Miss Morgan
Frazier Seeks Frederick County Sheriff Nomination
John Th. Frazier submits his candidacy for Sheriff of Frederick County as a Democrat. He notes a capital surplus and special deposits, appeals for Democratic primary votes in 1913, and requests support from party members to secure the nomination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sherils
Derehayn
Shore of Prederiet Country
John JD. Conard
UL Frederick
NeesdMe
Sherife
Frederick County
Democratic Party
Maryland
John TH. Frazier
Emerick
Oroman
Abram J. Gichelberger
Pedd&whm
Shskiff
Periy
Mae
Robert L
Cramer
Decilawltt
Pred- Toke
Denmo- Ewis Cramier
Walkersville
Also Mentioned on This Page
the Daily News
THE
Great Southern Printing
Frederick, MD
L. Birely
J. Delaplaine
Levy
Treas
Gro. Bhlely
Q Will Pout
Simi Wires
Nowho
Philippines
Taft
Rome
Hehe
Pny PA Phaydiatsis
Detrait Miao Press
Senate
Wei Do
Washington Perdigo
Lis
Anoner Tint
Tcs
Oroul
Noonan
Pepertiners
Brooklyn Times
George Wiggs Witrrowis
W. E. Murphy
Amqunt
Hagerstown Day Nursery
Angerstown Day Nursery
Katherine L. Roulette
Mollie Smith
J. Viola Updeamiuk
Ada i. Hanmand
James J. Tammonds
Anime Uilvich
Aligabeth K. Arimsivong Ang M. Wilhalminga Suler
Bnilding
Mast Wishington Street
Eagerstown
Sykes
Wlc Sakes
Berlin
Reformed
Fefferson
New Connerville
Rockward
Zonet, Pa
Owie
Toleda Lucas County
Chenes Nevices
Oath
Flot Cheney & Co
Toleio
County
Tenforesaid
Iri
Wall
New York
Motter Bros. & Co
Baltimore Stock Market
Motterros, & Co
Chicago Grain Market
Register of Wills
Ohlaitn
Frederick County National
Lewis E. Birely
T. Bertram Hayward
A. C. McCardell
Allen G. Quynn
Len J. FL Reich
Edward K. Shurmer
John Simmons
Jienry Williams
I. C. Zagharias
Ono
Rimmerman
J. W. L. Carty
A. Lekov McCardell
No. 14
Clarence C. Holtz
Decihd&wl&Tre
Lewis H. Fraley
Jamildet
Nts Krederieh
Loys
Hildan
Cetler
Mar
Garret
Crimgmar
Farmers& Mech
Natit OK
Gapital
C. E. Trail
J. H. Harris
Gilson
Chanles B. Trail
James I, C Harris
Joseph C. Miller
Frank L. Stoner
Hammond Urner
Ilenry R. Steiner
Charles J. Doll
William C. Birely
David C. Kemp
William O. Kolb
Granville M. Smith, Aquilla R. Yeakle
Farmers’ & Mechanics’ National Bank
Moser's
Market St
Annie C. Main
Mast
Statrick Stree
York
C. R. Landis
N. BR
Mantz
WS Market St
York Ave
Roesenour
Patricle
Janlodot
Franklin Institute
Rochester
N.Y
White
Main
Buckingham School
Buckeystown
Janse&wphettt
Rudy & Burdette
Mt. Airy
Thant
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!