Sentences Handed Out in Frederick Police Court Cases
Frederick police court dealt out six month terms at the House of Correction for Richard Wineberry and William Weedon both colored. Wineberry jailed for drunken vagrancy and lack of support after prior appearances. Weedon ordered to leave town but remained, later jailed for six months. Charles Smith arrested for alleged child offense. bail set at 51. Edward Hollins fined 51 for drunkenness on the Fourth. Mary Smith fined 2.50 and jailed 30 days for drunken disorderly conduct.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Richard Wineberry
William Weedon
House of Correction
Grimes
C. H. Eckstein
Hudtorurand
Charles Smith
Boller Ihly
Edna Shiples
Bruceville
Cr. Feistein
Mary Smith
Hoffman
Lloyd
Fo MacGil
Glee
Timely Advice to Campers on Mosquito Repellents
In Munsey’s Magazine a guide on preventing mosquito bites criticizes common repellents as ineffective or harsh. It argues that oils and vapors may deter some insects but fail against determined mosquitoes, and suggests rough, smoky methods and staying scent free until return to civilization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Light Brigade
Balaclava
Munsey
Brought from Hagerstown Luther Whitlock Charged With Obtaining Money
Luther Whitlock was brought from Hagerstown by Deputy Shen Humvees on a charge of obtaining $20 from Kenrietta Powell of Pleasant Walk by false pretenses. He was arrested in Hagerstown and jailed for Frederick County authorities. A habeas corpus petition sought release over a defective warrant, and after review the case was moved to Frederick County for a hearing with bail set at $200.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Luther Whitlock
Hagerstown
Shen Humvees
Kenrietta Powell
Pleasant Walk
Whitlock
Frederick County
Justice Hoffman
Reedy
George E. Castle
Fred K County
Justice Co
H Eckstein
Gal Ip
NOUBS TEAM WINS AND LOSES Defeats Shenandoah Jet
The Doubs All Star baseball team defeated the Shenandoah Junction Regulars in a very interesting game on their diamond by a score of 0 to 0. Orrison pitched well for Doubs with two hits allowed, while Baker struggled for Shenandoah. Edwards made a notable catch as Orrison fanned 14 batters to Baker's 7. The Morrisonville defeat of Doubs followed with Fisher on the mound for Doubs, getting little support. A travel remedy ad closes the item.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shenandoah Jet
Morrisonville
Doubs
Shenandoah Junction
Ornsen
Baker
Orrigon
Edwards
Fellows Doubs
Compher
Th. Wards
C. Myers
Ortisom
Tickman
Hargett
Pinter
F. Widlgael
Smith
R Morris
Osburn
Shirley
Swann
Wo Morris
Willer
Hattac
Favor
Ecore
Innings Doubs
Tana
Shenandoah
Han A-Oy
Orrison
Aanre
Fisher
Parson's Poem a Gem From Rex H and Ta In Praise
Rex H leads a poem praising Dr King’s New Life Pills as a health necessity. The text urges households to use Dr King’s to regain health, claiming prior attempts failed and promoting Pearre’s Pharmacy as a source.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rex
DR. King
Pearre
Length of a Meter and Atomic Scale Wonders
The article discusses the meter’s definition as one part in a hundred millionth of the earth’s circumference and the long history of measurement. It highlights issues with metal standards, the Paris platinum bar, and tests using light wavelengths to refine length, noting modern estimates differ by tiny fractions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meeham and Delambre
Dunkirk
Barcelona
Puria
Waller Block
Nave
German Physical Society
Yietor
Revolt in Portugal Sparks Heavy Fighting and Royalist Move
Special dispatch from Badajoz reports censorship blocking news of a northern Portugal revolt. Leaks describe intense clashes with many dead and wounded. Monarchy restoration efforts appear as royalists push to reestablish the regime.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Badajoz
Spain
Portugal
British Cabinet in bitter policy split over Moerocean crisis
A heated dispute grips the British Cabinet over policy for the Moerocean situation with strong sentiment that the cabinet may resign. The ensuing clash reflects deep divisions and unsettled leadership as July 6 reports outline the crisis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Big oil well destroyed in Osage territory blaze
Special dispatch reports Northwestern Oil Company's Osage nation well, the largest in the state, burned after an employee's lantern sparked the fire. He was killed. The incident impacts oil activity and local business during a period of rising advertising.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tialsa
Oklo
Pom
Northwestern Oil Company
Camp Grounds Plat For Troop Ground Layout
A historical notice describes a camp grounds plat for Company A with layout of headquarters, driveways, and viewing areas, plus railroad siding, water supply, and sanitation measures. It notes troop movements, trolley access, and planned inoculation with typhoid serum for Company A, aiming to prevent an epidemic.
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Iba
Fir Jahan Mares
ATE Titanies
Bng
Lasatiens
Ath Tie Divinie
Benides Tre “Conteen
Labious
Aland
Thurman
Mredenek
Hyix
Ound O
FORRO
Hemi
Joseph W. Shirley
Giaricnmaster
Hagerstown Firm Immunizes Troops for State Encampment
Dr Ira J McCurdy inoculated about 44 Hagerstown men with typhoid serum at the Armory last night This is the third and final inoculation before the state encampment this month None of the men suffered serious effects a few had slight nausea after the first inoculation which quickly passed off
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hagerstown
Ira J. McCurdy
Co. 1
Armory
Parr on trail of wealthy smugglers in New York
Richard Parr, a government employee famed for exposing the Susie trust fraud, now investigates the Jenkins smuggling ring tied to millions in customs losses. Mrs Helen Jenkins is named as a central figure, with one million already linked to the case and several wealthy men said to be involved. Parr received a $100,000 government reward for earlier busts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Richard Parr
Susie Trust
Uncle Sam
Helen Jenkins
Warr
Jenkins
Parr
Emergency Campaign A Quick Sales Stimulant
Millions in advertising shows C W Post of Postum Cereal Co detailing how heavy ad spending built his business. The piece argues newspaper space buys profit, cites vast grain and packaging costs, and notes that sales success hinges on selling goods, not polished prose.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Judicioun Advertising
C W Post
Postum Cereal Company
Tost
Sko
Plans for Brunswik School building presented
Albert Cogkman Leech Baltimore architect outlined tentative plans for a new Bruns wikheh School building to the Board of School Commissioners. They will review completed plans and an estimated cost before bids. Appointments of teachers and principals, resignations accepted, and county school repairs discussed. Governor Crothers to tour cement plant and lime kiln with officials for a roads and education campaign.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aleh
Brunswikdheh
Board of School Commissoners
Albert Cogkman Leech
Baltimore
Reed
Carl Wright
Clara V. Smith
Crothers
Security Cement and Lime Company
Security
Berkeley
W. Va
State Roads Commission
Camden Station
Martinsbnirg
Cumberland Valley Railroad
Personal crisis reports rise in major cities study shows
A Spectator article based on 100 city data finds 1.7 deaths by own action per 100 000, up from 1.6 the prior year. Western cities lead, with San Francisco Sacramento and Oakland atop the list, while New York remains lower than expected amid regional variations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick J. Hoffman
The
Spectator
New York
San Francisco
Hoboken
Newark
Hoffman
Sacramento
Oakland
Los Angeles
San Diego
California
Pen War Presbyterian Reunion in York hosts August 3
The Pen War Presbyterian reunion will be held on Saturday August 3. Rev Toahn Ellery Tuttle of First Presbyterian Church York will address on The Church and the Hour. The Acalean Quartette of Harrisburg Tawau will sing and the Pen War orchestra will play. Representations from all churches are urged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toahn Ellery ‘Tuttle
First Presbyterian Church
York
Paris
Acalean Quartette
Harrisburg
Tawau
Advertising Pulls and a Quotation from Wanamaker
A fragmented ad salutes advertising and quotes John Wanamaker on the gradual pull of promotion. It urges readers to place small ads in The News to buy sell hire or seek positions, promising broad reach or targeted visibility.
Bloodine remedy sale hawked by Steiner Bros
A heavily promoted bloodine ad claims a dramatic sale on the remedy praised by physicians for Brights disease diabetes stone in the bladder rheumatism and catarrh. Consumers are urged to buy a one dollar bottle for fifty cents at Steiner Bros or from the Bloodine Corporation Boston Mass.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Steiner Bros
Bloodine Corporation
Boston
Mass
Social World Honored Guests at Foxville Soiree
On Monday evening July 1 a gathering honored Mr. and Mrs. George Galloway Miss Wisie Galloway and Mr. Claude Riadmond of Baltimore at Mrs. Maggie Wolf’s Foxville Md home. Klauver’s Orchestra played as dancing and games followed by lawn refreshments. Attendees included the Wolf family and many Hauver relatives. visitors from Baltimore named Kemper, George Galloway, Elsie Galloway, and Claude Riadmond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Galloway
Wisie Galloway
Claude Riadmond
Baltimore
Maggie Wolf
Foxville
Klauver
Charles A. Wolf
Audrey Wolf
Hazel Wolf
Grave Hauver
Herman Hauver
Stanley and
Pinckney Hauver
Ephriam Hauver
Edwin Wolf
George Wolf
Donald Wolf
Kemper
Elsie Galloway
Government to buy envelopes for four years
Postmaster General Hitchcock announced a saving of 156,326 dollars in contracts for supplying government departments with envelopes for the next four years. About 900,000,000 envelopes will be required at a total cost of 630,922 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hitchcock
Endorsement of Doan's Kidney Pills by Frederick resident
A Frederick citizen Mrs Frank Buckey of 262 East Sixth Street credits Doan's Kidney Pills with curing her long standing kidney disease. She suffered months with back pain nervous weakness and abnormal kidney secretions before relief. pills obtained at J W Harner's Drug Store and the product sold nationwide by Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Frank Buckey
East Sixth Street
Dean
Droctors
Baltimore
Doan
J. W. Harner
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
New York
United States
Notice of estate letters vestamentary for George W. Long
The Orphans Court of Frederick County Maryland has granted letters vestamentary on the estate of George W Long of Frederick County Maryland deceased. All persons with claims must exhibit them with vouchers by February 8 or be excluded from benefits. Debtors should make immediate payment. Ann M Long Administratrix, Charles A Stultz Agent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orphans’ Court
Frederick County
George W. Lont
Ann M. Long
Charles A. Stultz
Notice to halt street sprinkling and pavement washing
Frederick city ordinance prohibits using water for sprinkling streets or pavement washing while the large reservoir is emptied for repairs. Violators face fines under Ordinance No. 14. Signed by Mayor John Edward Schell and Water Works Superintendent Geo Weiner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
John Edward Schell
Geo. Weiner
Water Works
Repainted Residence and Iron Fences Noted in Local Briefs
The residence of Mrs. John Miller on South Street is being repainted by John Englebrecht. An iron fence has been erected in front of Dr. Ariene Williamson's lawn on Record Street. Another brick foundation iron fence has been built at Mr. Edward vs. Winebrewer’s yard on South Market Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Miller
South Street
John Englebrecht
Ariene Williamson
Record Street
Edward Vs. Winebrewer
South Market Street
Electric Bitters Promote Health Against Diseases
A vintage health ad extols Electric Bitters as a grand protection against maladies from wild beasts and germs. It claims the tonic purifies blood, cures chills fever and ague, and strengthens the body. Satisfaction guaranteed, with a money back offer from Stout Pearre's Pharmacy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stoney
Stout Pearre
Political Cards for State's Attorney and Sheriff
Frederick County political notices announce Republican candidates for State's Attorney Jesse F R Yerget and William H L Hinks for sheriff, soliciting voter support. Also notes Scott S Welty announces sheriff candidacy at upcoming primaries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick County
William HL. Hinks
Frederick County Sheriff and Judge candidacies announced
A set of candidate notices proclaims William H. Smith as a Republican Sheriff hopeful for Frederick County and Chas T. Fagan as a Democratic Sheriff candidate. David M. Wilipp announces candidacy for Orphans Court judge in Burkittsville District No 22. notices request support from county voters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick County
Chas
T. Fagan
Frederick District
Orphans’ Court
David M. Wilipp
Burkittsville
John W. Mumford
Braddock District
Maysd
Frederick Countie
George T. Roderuce
Marrid
Samuel A Lewis Enters Frederick County State's Attorney Race
Democratic nomination candidate Samuel A Lewis announces his candidacy for State's Attorney in Frederick County and asks for friends' support countywide ahead of the next primary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick County
Samuel A, Lewis
Guy K. Motter
George R Dennis Jr Declares Candidacy for State's Attorney
George R Dennis Jr announces his bid for Frederick County State's Attorney in the upcoming primary. He appeals to friends and residents across the county to support his campaign and leadership.
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Luther Whitelock
Magisetrates
Edward Hollins
C.H. Eckstein
Ile
Teage
Chamberlain
Parson
Erhrdhive
M.N. G
Lerg
Grounde
Robert L. Henry
Texas
Tchard
Wic. C. W. Post
Brunswick High
Sturday
U. S
Presbyterian Reunion
John Wanamaker
Political Cards
Jesse F. R. Yerget
Court St
Sherif
Ll Heteby
Jurat&ewltm
Juid
wFim
George R Dennis, JR
James A. Jones
McGardell
Sixth Street
Jay
Newspap
Phives
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