United Fire Company to receive Waterous motor engine
A local firm ordered a Waterous Auto Fire Engine to boost city fire fighting with two machines of latest design. The unit features a 6 1/2 inch bore, rotary impeller, double ignition, chemical tank, 80 suction inlets, and a 1200 foot hose capacity. Tests at Washington showed high water discharge and reliability. delivery in 120 days with a mechanic's instruction included.
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Frederick
Annapolis
Washington Fire Department
Waterous Engine Works Company
St. Paul Minn
Pension Magneto
Waterous Engine Works
Washington
Jeneth
Jad
Engine passes severe water tests in Washington DC approval
Tad fe Coe et ete pap add acces sories were taken apart examined and then reassembled. On May 24 the engine underwent more water throwing tests. All tests were completely satisfactory and exceeded company guarantees. After the demanding trials the Commissioners and Fire Marshal of Washington DC accepted the engine as entirely satisfactory and in compliance.
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Washington, DC
Hancock Heads Druggists Convention Near Baltimore
The Lie Pharmaceutical convention closed after a session in which J E Hancock chaired the legislative report urging approval of a Shirley bill now before Congress to impose a stamp tax on proprietary medicines. Dr A Dobme urged price discrimination against trading stamps and a committee to curb price cuts with power to hire an attorney. Elected officers include President J Hancock of Baltimore and vice presidents D P Schindel, J D B Stademeyer, Wa Cirgon, with Kelly of Baltimore as secretary and W L West eet of Baltimore as treasurer.
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Sessronington
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Aob Dohme
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Baltimore
David P. Schindel
Hagerstown
J D B. Stademeyer
Hancock
Wa. Cirgon
Port Deposit
Sect Kelly
W. L. Westeet
Young Giants Fall to Young Fredericks in Fast Baseball Game
The Young Giants lost to the Young Fredericks 6 to 3 in a quick game yesterday. Johnson pitched well for the winners allowing three hits while Stanton was touched for eight safeties on the mound. The lineups included Main Shiptey Rust Stanton Dutrow Lipps Shook Norris for the Giants and Sinn Johnson Stup Houck Mullin Schroeder Roelkey Waller for the Fredericks. Strikes by Johnson amounted to ten, by Stanton eight, with Johnson walking three and Stanton four baserunners.
Law Court Dismisses Quarrel Charge Paroles Defers
Proists Lore Goon Belle Overs, colored, faced quarreling charges with neighbors on Broadway. Evidence insufficient, case dismissed but parole granted for good behavior. Ivory, colored, arrested by Constable Carter for incorrigibility and disorderly conduct. committed to jail for a brief period. Sylvester Smith, colored, sent to the House of Correction yesterday by William Grimes.
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Belle Overs
Dustiees
OM. Eekstein
Broadway
Igen Ivory
Carter
C. LE Eckstein
Hind
Sylvester Smith
Llouse
Short William G. Grimes
Missionary Society Meeting at Mrs Tull’s Home
The regular monthly meeting of the Woman's Home Missionary Society of the Methodist Episcopal church was held at Mrs. W. S. Tull's residence on Wednesday afternoon. President Mrs. Tull opened with scripture and prayer, an instrumental solo by Miss Mary Willer preceded a paper read by Mrs. W. O. Morsell in Miss Addison's absence, with Mrs. Zumbru of Waynesboro singing. Refreshments were served by the host.
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The
Methodist Episcopal Church
WS Tull
Tull
Mary Willer
Zumbru
Waynesboro
Miss Addison
Frederick
Cumberland
Addison
Month's Record Steam Pri s pid at Elak's Office
During January there were eighty one instruments filed at the clerk's office. Five deeds, two mortgages, five of which were chattel mortgages, bills of sale. Two plats, one lease and one rule of amendment. There were nine mortgage licenses issued, four of which were held. Licenses certificates have not been returned for five licenses.
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Jane
Elak
Martinsburg Clash Here Today With Frederick Team
Frederick is set to play Martinsburg at Martinsburg, with the squad traveling by autos this morning. Expected to win, the lineup includes Hauver, c Lease, p Thomas 1b Crouse ph Phebus 3h H LeGore ss J LeGore If Derr ef Brown rf.
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Frederick
Hauver
C. Lease
P. Thomas
Crouse
Phebus
H. LeGore
J. LeGore
Derref
Brown
Purely Personal Pleasant Paragraphs About Those Who Come and Go
A string of brief notices lists residents and visitors in the area. People like Prof Joe Whalen of Stammtan Wu, Miss Ada Wirt of New York, Miss Marianna Doll of West Third Street, and Mrs Whiting of East Church Street are across towns for visits or summer plans. Several others travel to Washington, Boston, and Ocean City, with relatives and hosts named in local streets such as Third, Patrick, and Market.
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Frederick
Hanover
Mountain City Lodge
Fredonia Council
Sr. Q. US
Order of Moose
Creagerstown Band
Francis Scott Key
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Robert Ef, Delaplaine
Walter Melannel
J. Clarke Kiefer
Dean's Kidney Pills Endorsement by Frederick Citizen
A Frederick resident testifies that after years of kidney trouble he found relief using Dean's Kidney Pills. He recounts irregular passages and weak kidneys being cured, praising the remedy's effect and recommending it. Sold by Harner's Drugstore with Foster Milburn Co as U S agents. price 90 cents. Remember the name Dean's.
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Kidness
George W. Poole
East Street
Dean
Topro
OW Harner
Foster Milburn Co
Buffalo
New York
United States
Dean's
Merchants Decorate Windows for Fourth of July Cheer
City shop windows glow with patriotic and Native American themed displays for the Red Men and Fourth of July. The Kemp corner store shows the Overland State Coach and Midian relics among the bright flags and 2nd Old Glory, drawing crowds while a sick man jokes about debts to his wife.
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Thomas Kemp
Sunday Church Services and Programs Listed
Local churches announce Sunday School at various times, with sermons on patriotic themes and Independence Day topics. Notable speakers include Rev. B. H. Kummelbaugh, Rev. B. J. McLean, Rev. E. H. Lamar, Rev. Dr. Thomas Freeman Dixon, and Rev. Henri J. G. Kieffer. Churches include United Brethren, Grace Reformed, Evangelical Lutheran, Methodist Episcopal, First Baptist, Presbyterian, Trinity M. E. South, Church of the Brethren, All Saints Episcopal, St. John's Catholic, Gospel Mission Chapel, and the American Salvation Army. Services feature morning prayers, Holy Communion, vesper and twilight talks, Sunday schools at 9:45 or 9:30, and evening preaching. Street meetings are planned in Schleysville with regular nightly gatherings.
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W. O. Pickert
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Hla Om
B. J. Mclean
Tunom
Evangelical Lutheran Church
Ai. S. G. Rupp
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E. H. Lamar
Jesus
Presbyterian Church
Thomas Freeman Dixon
Trinity M. E
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John J. Rives
Evangelical Reformed Church
Henri J. G. Kieffer
F. C. Maker
Louis Knock
Political Cards Announcement for Frederick County Sheriff Race
James Aljon announces candidacy for sheriff of Frederick County as a Democrat. He pledges to abide by the will of the majority and seeks voter support in the forthcoming primary.
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Sheri
Frederick
Aiwass
James AL Jon
Frederick County Republican and Democratic Sheriff Candidates
A scanned notice announces multiple candidates for Frederick County offices. William J. Eunins seeks State's Attorney on the Republican ticket, with Scott S. Welty and William O. Smite as sheriff candidates. Democratic hopefuls include Cas T Pagan running for Sheriff. Each appeals to party supporters ahead of the upcoming primaries.
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Frederick County
John M. Hartman
Candidate notices for Frederick County offices in party primaries
A set of historic notices announces candidacies for local and state offices: David M. Whip for Judge of the Orphans Court in Burkittsville District and for Frederick County State’s Attorney, both Republican nominations, and Samuel A. Lewis seeking the Democratic nomination for State’s Attorney. Each appeals for countywide support ahead of the upcoming primaries.
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David M. Whip
Burkittsville
Frederick County
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John W. Mumford
Braddock District
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