Martinsburg Falls 6 to 1 as Frederick Dominates
Frederick muscles ahead with three first inning runs and adds two more in the seventh to win 6 to 1 at Martinsburg. J LeGore and Lease lead Frederick with key hits including a two base hit, while Martinsburg’s lone run comes in the eighth on Cerling and Thompson. Brown collects three Frederick hits and drives in two.
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Frederick
Martinsburg
Hanver
J. LeGore
Crouse
Ho LeGore
J LeGore
Thomas
Lease
H. LeGore
Brown
Thomas Phobus
H LeGore
LeGore
Phobus
Nicodemus
Frederick Mateur
Foreman
Smith
Bowers
Gerling
Thompson
Tonkin
Son
Adamstown Beats Morrisonville In Virginia Baseball Duel
Adamstown defeats Morrisonville 9 to 1 after eight tense innings as Paul Snouffer and catcher C Whipp star. Morrisonville’s strong pitching stalls not enough against Adamstown bats led by Snouffer with solid support from O Hara Smith Whipp and Wachter. Following this game Morrisonville routs Doubs Athletic Club 10 to 2.
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Morrisonville
Virginia
Adamstown
Paul Snouffer
Snouffer
O'Hara
Smith
Whipp
Wachter
Fasp.oat
McDaniel
Orrison
C. Whipp
Doub’s Athletic Club
Emmitsburg Beats Thurmont In 6–4 Baseball Victory
Emmitsburg extended its winning streak with a 6 to 4 road win over Thurmont on Saturday. Sellers yielded four safeties, Root struck out 14, and Emmitsburg capitalized on timely hits and errors to plate six runs while Thurmont pulled three runs with two hits in the second inning. Sebold shut down Thurmont afterward, allowing only two more hits.
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Emmitsburg
Thurmont
Root
Sebold
Walter J. Lambert Retires After Long Martinsburg Career
Walter J. Lambert, long prominent in Martinsburg West Virginia, retires from active life after a half century in business. Born here he built a meat market, ran a saloon and restaurant, directed Citizens National Bank, and owned Central Opera House and real estate. He is a Mason, a Knight of Pythias and an Elk.
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Walter J. Lambert
Martineburg
W. Va
Mr. Lambert
Martinsburg
Lambert
Citizens’ National Bank
Central Opera House
City
Masonic Order
The
Knights of Pythias and the Elks
Martinsburg Goes Dry In West Virginia Prohibition
Martinsburg is now dry as saloons convert to pre joints and fizz shops after a year long ban on strong drink begins at midnight Friday. Saloon keepers seek new livelihoods while voters who supported dry law hope prosperity through higher spending at soft drink counters.
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Martinsburg
W. Va
City Finances Praised As Indebtedness Seen Low
City finances described as strong with a near 47000 cash balance, a sharp rise from last year, and a sinking fund over 100000 reducing active bonded debt to about 560000. Delinquent taxes exceed 9000 dollars, with June 1 deadline for payment enforced. water works projects loom as major future expense.
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City Register
M. A. McCaffery
David Lowenstein
Board of Aldermen
Elis
Struck by a Car wins class A story prize
U Virginia Mor daughter of Matt in New Jersey won the Sunday Sun class A story prize for The Most Thrilling Thing I Saw. Her tale describes a carriage ride with seven cousins and a freight station trolley collision that injures several riders, including a nail in the back of one head and broken bones, ending with the carriage being shattered but lives saved.
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U. Virginia
Matt
City
Sunday Sun
Sun
New Jersey
Harry
Billy
Kill More Than Wild Beasts
A confused fragment discusses vast disease driven deaths and safety claims in a rural area. It mentions electric bitters and various remedies as purported protections, while hinting at public health concerns and ongoing reporting by The News.
Local nine drops at seventh after tied duel with Brunswick
In a tight top YoMCA diamond contest Frederick fell 6-3 to Brunswick after leading until the sixth. Hightman tossed a five‑hit shutout banner and LeGore staged a suspenseful home run and steal home sequence. Ayers homered for Brunswick as Kaplan Wenner and Morgan sparked the visitors to the win. Shepherdstown then beat Brunswick 9–8 in a separate league tilt.
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Frederick
Brunswick
Yomca Diamondes
Wis Keplar
Moe
Drangwiel
Hightman
Morgan
Yoom
Coa
Ayers
tHrauver
Jim’ LeGore
Hlaver
le Gore
LeGore
Bowers
Brown
Wenner
Phoebus
Kaplan
Left Garden
Long
McMurray
Orrison
Swat
Frederick Boys
C. Lease
J. LeGore
Derr
Poem Praises Fragrant Remedies At Peurre Pharmacy
Fragmentary lines praise a poem and a pharmacy named Peurre with references to doctors and remedies. Names H Stubengell Alison incpraise and Rang TM New dafe Pills appear beside the unclear text. The piece remains a sparse literary fragment likely from a periodical.
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Prom
H. Stubengell
Alison
Rang
Peurre
Coronation Parade Fist View of King's Drive Through City
A U.S. viewer reports the first glimpse of the royal coronation parade as King enters the city. Crowds gather along routes to watch, with residents noting mood and etiquette during the procession.
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King’s Drive
Road improvements could save billions nationwide
Logan Waller Page of the U S Office of Public Roads argues a 20 percent road upgrade across all states would yield enormous annual savings. With 2.15 million miles of roads, 250,000 more miles must be improved at about 7 000 dollars per mile, totaling 1 75 billion dollars for a complete system. He cites rising land values and reduced wear on vehicles as further gains, suggesting a coordinated national effort could pay for itself in short time.
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City Register
McCaffrey
Vether
Wayer Schell
Delinger
Tor
Ug Xood
Ab [Cordance
United States
Logan Waller Page
South
Cherentier Foo Mart
Man From Westminster Dies After Freight Accident Near City
A man from Westminster, reportedly Charciee Uasem or similar name, died while en route to Montevue Hospital after being struck by a passing freight train along the line near the city. He was found alive but succumbed at the scene or shortly after. his body transported to a burial site and later sent to Westminster for burial. Authorities consider the death accidental with no identified witnesses and await coroner review.
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Montevue
Washington
Westminster
Alan
Olina
Watersville
Diddy
Ols
Montegue Hospital
Hiv
Ale Curdy
Meredith Smith
Mredettch
Adn
CC Carry
Westuinkster
Tie
Bekstein
Nya Wits
Fragmented OCR political recall with garbled names
The unreadable text fragment mentions a sickness cure and a wholesale druggist in a town, with scattered references to a lead that inspires grim acts, a reformist tone, and undefined dates or figures. The garble prevents clear extraction of people, places, or events.
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Y. M. G. A. Aggregation
Sly
N. Market St. Frederick
G. O. Paxson
Edw. C. Cowling
North Market Street
Paperrhhphiye
Vasa
BOY Scout
New York
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Boy Scout Movement
Troy
Gaynor
Calvin S
J. W. Blowes
Hoyt Oudenbury
Warren Hassell
James A. Thompson
Walter Mackay
Roland S. Lasher
Ernest Shellard
James Fursman
George McCarthy
Henry E. Paris
Dads
Fludgen River
Virginia Matt
This City
Shepherdstown
Tailenders
London Courier Journal
Frederick. H
McMurray Bowers
Talbot
Hightman Morgan
Malore
Ma- Bowers
Shenk
Nevins
Brunswick Frederick Vitral
Martinsball
Bacegnis
U.S
WAMU
Rennan Marvin
Whelesale Prugaisis
Taluin
Drrethy
Pinnitti
Oxfords
W. L. Douglas
Colt
Hi. R. Flautt
Buuber
Hoyo
Tion, Mehl F. Moberly
W. Patrick St
Frederick, Md
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