The Daily News Frederick 1914 publication details
The Daily News, an independent Frederick, Md paper, lists printing company owners and officers, subscription rates for The Daily News and The Sumia Weekly News, mail addresses, and contact notes. It notes delivery by carriers or mail, with prices per month or year, and states the news office connects with the Chesapeake & Potomac Telephone. The issue is dated Thursday July 3 1914.
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Karey
Frederick Daly
Bubserih- Jin
United States
SUMIA
Chesapeake & Potomac
Frederick
Frederic, Md
Subscriptions request help and paper sale locations
Subscriptions to The Frederick News are urged to report missed deliveries. The newspaper lists sale points: New City Hotel Buckey's Cigar Store S. Market St Central Restaurant F. K. Schmidt's Cigar Store West Patrick Street Arlington Hotel Braddock Heights Zimmerman Bros. Grocery Store McCardell's Store Hotel Braddock.
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New City
Buckey’s
S. Market St. Central
F. K. Schmidt
West Patrick Street
Arlington Hotel
Braddock Heights
Zimmerman Bros
McCardell’s
Hotel
Braddock
Safe and Sane Fourth Aims to Shape Frederick July Fourth
Frederick plans a Safe and Sane Independence Day with a parade and citywide events. Local volunteers back the effort, aiming to reduce fire hazards by enforcing firework ordinances. Officials note quieter celebrations and hope for favorable weather, making the day enjoyable yet patriotic for all residents.
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Frederick
Fourth Movement
Anniversary of Gettysburg Battle Celebrated Across the Nation
The text notes added significance from the Gettysburg anniversary, calling the turning point of the War of Rebellion. It asserts no regrets about the outcome, celebrates an undivided country, and urges a patriotic celebration of the nation’s birth tomorrow as a duty and pleasure.
Independence Day Fourth of July Song From Western Maryland
A patriotic verse from Western Maryland extols Independence Day with hopeful praise for America. It expresses love for union and gratitude to God, urging celebration, unity, and national pride while condemning sorrow and celebrating freedom.
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America
Maryland
Entertaining House Party At Urbana Home
Mr and Mrs Philip Francis Lee of Urbana host a house party with many relatives and friends. A dance is planned tomorrow with Frederick guests invited and Saturday the party will motor to Gettysburg. Those in the party include Miss N W Gaither Miss Meizabeth Gittings Miss Mildred Dulaney Miss Margery Whyte and several Lees and others from Baltimore DC and New Yorkstered.
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Philip F. Lee
Urbana
Philip Francis Lee
Frederick
Gettysburg
N. W. Gaither
Meizabeth Gittings
Mildred Dulaney
Margery Whyte
Columbus O'D. Lee
Property Deeds and Local Lodge Notes Highlight Court Records
Martin O Spaht and wife transfer property to Reuben H Bair for 850 dollars. Bair and wife deed to George Smith for 3330 dollars. Tacie Smith and husband to George F Smith for 1800 dollars. Robert L Hammond and wife to George F Smith for 3200 dollars. John H Aumen and wife to George F Smith for 750 dollars. Calem O C Fox and wife to Henry K C Fox and wife for 10 dollars. Harry B Sngok and wife to Georgie Anna McDonald for 10 dollars. Frederick City Lodge No 100 reports first meeting in Pythian Castle. David Steiner installed as noble grand. Charles A Landis as recording secretary. Prof Amon Burgee threshes 15 acres, yields good though not large.
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Martin O. Spaht
Reuben H. Bair
George Smith
Tacie E. Smith
George F. Smith
Robert L. Hammond
John H. Aumen
Calem O. C
Frederick City
Amon Burgee
Frederick Counts
Frederick column recalls 1890 city life and law orders
Twenty years ago Frederick reports note a new stage on the Frederick Lobermown route, strict city fireworks enforcement, patrols entering yards, and dog arrests under a revived ordinance. Harvest in the county begins with pay for binders, reaper drivers, and laborers referenced in the era.
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Tur Nins Juy
William Smith
Frederick
Lobermown
Anniversary of Schley victory in Santiago Bay
Today marks fifteen years since the naval battle of Santiago Bay where an Spanish squadron was destroyed by American warships under Admiral Schley. The Brooklyn led the attack and Schley was widely credited with the victory, though Admiral Sampson also played a key role.
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Schley
Santiago Bay
Cervera
Winfield Scott Schley
Frederick
Sampson
Brooklyn
Northern End of County Struck by Heavy Storm
A powerful late day storm hit the northern county including Thurmont Emmitsburg and Frederick. Lightning, heavy rain, and downed hail damaged crops and structures while temperatures swung from 80s to near 90 before cooling overnight. Virginia reported similar violent weather near Point of Rocks with hail and strong winds.
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Breese
Sfrederick
Thurmont
Emmitsburg
Eernoon
Fredlerick
New Market
Mt. Airy
Middletown
Yellow Springs
Myersvlle
Walkersville
Frederick
Virginia
Point At Rocks
Enjoyable Str((wartz))awride Excursion From Frederick to Braddock and Jefferson
More than fifty young people from Frederick and guests joined a straw ride to Braddock and Jefferson last evening. The event featured music and dancing until about eleven, a supper on the Heights on arrival, and a large party list including Mrs. S. Lewis Motter, Mrs. W. H. Berghaus Jr, numerous Misses, Messrs. McCutcheon, Zimmerman, Staley, and many others from Frederick and nearby towns.
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Frederick
Braddock and
Jefferson
Heights
Kenosha
Wis
Rush Osborne
Eleanor Everett
Orange
Paul Jock
Robert McCutcheon
Lotheron Howard
Arthur Young
Frank Staley
Ames
Carroll
Hunt Hendrickson
George Zimmerman
James Diffendal
Frank Thomas
Bucheystown
Thomas L. Zimmerman
Carl
Davidson
George Rodock
Aubie
Nicodemus
Raymond Toms
Birthday Greetings for Father Kane Rector of Local Parish
Birthday greetings honor Father William J Kane born on Gettssburn battle date. native of Baltimore, 11 years rector of the local Catholic church in Frederick. praised for steady leadership and community impact. wishes for a swift recovery from illness and best birthday regards.
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Gettasburn
Willliam J Kane
Father Kane
Baltimore
Frederick
Kaine
St Charles’ College
Eneit City
Richfield Mining Co Hopes to Start Operations Soon
Frederick county investors cheer as vice president James A. Cooper and engineer visit, signaling possible start of mining at Sonora site. Rebels seized company stores worth 15 000 to 20 000 dollars, with a 209 dollar monthly boarding cost for the mine and smelter. The Richfield property spans 86 500 acres, including grazing land, with plans to establish a cattle ranch if mining begins. Strong reports from Kershberger and Hammond boost optimism that Sonora may gain independence, potentially easing operations. Residents have invested over 75 000 dollars in the Richfield Mining Co.
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Richfield Copper Co
Frederick County
James A. Cooper
Frederick
Dolin Hershberger
Harry B Witter
Jacob ML. Elafter
Mri Cooper
Sonora
Mexico
Richfield
Senoia
Green Consolidated Mining Co
Richfelt
California
Catte Ranch
Kershberger
Richhela
John Hays Hammond
Richfield Mining Co
Largest rattlesnake killed near Sugar Loaf Mountain
Four rattlesnakes were killed on the House farm near Sugar Loaf Mountain this harvest. One snake, four feet four inches long with nine inch girth, was the largest ever in the community. Rattles broken, four compared to others with six. Men chased it through woods before bringing it to bay. Rattles signal age. first rattle forms at three years old. Reverend John Gardner Murray and Mrs. Murray host a large house party at Stone Hourst, Emmitsburg, with Miss Anne Murray, recent graduate of Broa Maer School, among guests.
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Sugar Loaf Mountain
Rashi
John Gardner Murray
Mrs. Murray
Stonehourst
Emmitsbure
Anne Murray
Broa Maer School
Miss Murray
First Roasting Ears Open Season Peak
Mrs PD F Davis of South Market Street reports ripe roasting ears secured today from her stand. It marks the first of the season with corn described as excellent.
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PD. F. Davis
South Market Strest
Sandra
The King Of All Laxatives Advertisement
An advertisement touts a “King of all laxatives” with garbled wording and misspelled claims. It urges readers to “get well” and mentions a price and a modern pharmacy recommendation, though many words are unreadable or distorted.
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Lee
Peerres Modern Dnarmacy
Baltimore Stock Market Prices Corrected at Noon 1913
Market report from Motier Bros and Co. lists latest sales corrections and prices across cotton duck, coal, oil, rails, and financials. Key entries mention Houston Oil, Seaboard Air Line, United Railways, Baltimore area trusts, and Mercantile Trust with varied yields and bond listings.
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Motier Bros. & Co
P Wkore
Boy
Georgia
Alabama
Wlg-Hs
Houston
New Pidoo Ma
Sec
Rwy
Nort
Portsmouth
Seaboard Air Line
St Pid
Citizens’ Bank
G@ CO
Wid & Dep
Fairmont
Chicago Railways
Hoyston
Del
Chicago grain market update for July and September
The Chicago wheat market shows futures for July at 90 with 895K volume and September near 904 with 59 percent. December at 9445. Prices for corn reflect July around 60 with 61 percent, and September around 62 with 67 percent. The data includes forward contracts and implied percentages for WY and F41R figures.
New York Stocks Quotations by Motter Mros and Co
Daily stock quotations provided by Motter Mros and Co. show current prices and movements for leading equities. The report highlights notable gains and losses across sectors, reflecting market conditions for the day.
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Motter Mros. & Co
First Taxes Coming In From County Levy
County Treasurer Frederick W. Craimer begins collecting 280000 needed to run county departments for the coming year. Mrs. Alice Warner of Thurmont pays the first tax, with taxes coming in more briskly by night. Judge Whitimore is among first to pay, five percent discount on state taxes. Barbara Fritchie Memorial Association meets at the YMCA tonight at 745.
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Fredeick W. Craimier
Alice Warner
Thurmont
Cramer
Orphans Court
Whitimore
Kickapoo Worm Killer Promises Health For Children
Rid your children of worms and restore health and happiness with Kickapoo Worm Killer. The candy remedy allegedly expels worms, relieves stomach pains, and cures fretful behavior. Mrs A Brishin of Elgin endorses it after years of use, with guarantees from pharmacists.
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Elgin
Ces Philiwelphia
St. Lewis
Pearres Metern Pharmacy
Financial Sula Dividends Promised on Various Securities
The notice advertises dividends on stocks life insurance policies and mortgages, promising payments in denominations from 10 to 140 dollars. It cites government bond like security and fixed annual interest with material dates and terms, urging timely subscriptions and emphasizing compliance with purchase and sale gains.
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Uy Kaldamters
Iaiderest
Cate
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