The News Frederick Subscribing Details and Locations
The Frederick News explains subscription terms at 1.00 per year in advance and offers incentives to clubs. It notes the office connections with the Chesapeake Potomac Telephone Exchange and invites news and business correspondence day or night. It lists sale points including New City Hotel Buckey's Cigar Store Central Restaurant and several others in Frederick Maryland.
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I. Frederick
Daily News
United States
Ia Balorea
Chesapeake & Potomac Telehone Exchange
Frederick
New City
Buckey's
S. Market St. Central
F. K. Schmidt
West Patrick Street
Arlington Hotel
Braddock Heights
Zimmerman Bros
McCardell's
Hotel Braddock
New Nurses Home At Frederick City Hospital Dedicated
The Georgianna Simmons Nurses' Home, nearly completed, was formally turned over to Frederick City Hospital by the managers. The building adds a handsome, useful addition to the hospital and honors the donor's generosity. It will be occupied at month end with a public program planned. a linen shower is requested to equip the home.
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Georgianna Simmons
Frederick City Hospital
Frederick
Industrial accidents spark six car safety tour
The National Association of Manufacturers plans a six car rail exhibit and film tour to raise awareness of industrial dangers. Experts cite half of accidents from no safety devices and half from worker carelessness. Misinformation and improvised protections are common in factory, mine, and rail work.
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National Association of Manufacturers
Gme
Gaya
Industrial Accidents Plague Allegheny County
An investigator notes that in a recent year 626 men were killed by industrial accidents in Allegheny county Pennsylvania and two thousand more entered hospitals for injuries. Of these, one fourth were permanently crippled, imposing a tax on the community and driving families into poverty. The piece urges factory safety talks and better training as a remedy.
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Alleghany County
Pennsylvania
Banking collapse linked to water company collapse dangers
From the New York World a Pittsburgh bank with 30 million dollars in deposits was closed yesterday under receivership. The same owners controlled a 73 million dollar water company with operations in eighty three towns. The piece argues that mixing investment schemes with banking erodes trust and calls for deposit guarantees and clearer bank distinctions.
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New York World
Pittsburgh National
Washington
Pittsburgh
New York
West
Merriness minutes urge fireworks safety to protect children
Washington Herald reports a public note urging families to keep fireworks away from kids to prevent injuries. It recalls JT’s failed attempt last year resulting in a dislocated jaw, underscoring the dangers of improper handling.
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Washington [Herald
Give Them a Place to Play in the City Theme
Denis A. McCarthy argues in verse that cities spare room for dives, shops, theatres, and prisons but neglect playgrounds for youth. He pleads for innocent sport and parks over courts and jails, warning of higher costs tomorrow if boys are denied play today.
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Mammon
Denis A. McCarthy
Free Trade Debate Tops Frederick Meeting Notes
Twenty years ago today in Frederick the Philoma thean Literary Society debated if free trade would benefit the United States more than revenue only policy. The positive side listed Alfred Ritter and Jacob Rohrback. the negative Charles Fleming and John S. Neuman. A first dance occurred Friday night at Kel Mar along the Monocacy. Work on the Middivision water motor has begun. William D. Wire of Middletown, Md., was injured by a pipe from a fire engine that struck his head as the engine was being tested and ran beyond control.
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Tis News
Philomathean Literary Society
United States
Charles Flreh
John S. Neuman
Alfred Ritter
dJacob Rohrback
Willam Wire
Middiciosa
Mas
Fragmentary Questions Stir City Affairs And Local Concerns
A garbled set of questions touches on band concerts, fundraising for a monument, Jubal Marty’s levy proposal, dog muzzles, law enforcement, City Hall painting, a crime wave in Walkersville, and everyday needs like housing and employment, reflecting a noisy readers’ page without clear answers.
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Wikttier
Jubal Marty
Walkersville
Mrederick
Maryland
Johnny Hopwood Gives to Fritchie Memorial Fund
In the 1861 Frederick context, Johnny Hopwood, Baltimore restaurateur and son of a famed local, contributes $10 to the Barbara Fritchie Memorial Fund as Home Guards history and local memory intersect. The piece notes his family’s ties to Frederick and his later prominence in Baltimore’s culinary and sporting circles.
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Johnny Hopwood
Fritchie
Barbara Fritchie
Johnny” Hopwood
Baltimore
Hopwood
Frederick
Mountain Cuy
James Llopwood
Jopwood
Barbara Pritchie
Hymeneas Sonston Lilly Bride James Ponton Weds Clara Lilly
Mr James Nelson Ponton and Miss Clara Bell Lilly were quietly married by Rev Henri L G Kieffer at the Evangelical Reformed church parsonage at 530 this morning. They will honeymoon to Baltimore Philadelphia and New York then reside in this city. Mrs Ponton is sister of Mrs L E Stunkle and cashier at Gem Dining Parlors. He is a plasterer with N B Ponton. A reception will be held at the Gem Dining Parlors Monday evening.
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Sonston—Lilly
James Nelson Ponton
Clara Bell Lilly
PL of Rocks
Henri L. G Kieffer
Evangelical Reformed Church
Baltimore
Philadelphia
New York
Ponton
L. Ie. Stunk
Property transfers and marriage licenses glance
In court records Harriet M Pryor and others transfer property to John J Swope. 218 John D Swope and wife convey to Rey W Linton. Real estate in county valued at $40. Marriage licenses issued to James Nelson Ponten and Ciara Bell Lily. Raymond Lee Carex and Emma Mio Sorreet. Ezra Andrew Weaver and Fannie Baker.
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Roperty
Harriet M. Pryor
John J. Swope
John D. Swope
Rey W. Linton
James Nelson Ponten
Tauntick
Ciara Bell Lily
Point of Rocks
Raymond Lee Carex
Emma Mio Sorreet
Brunswick
Ezra Andrew Weaver
Libertytown
Fannie Baker
Frederick
Funeral for Valentine Storm Held at Mount Osset
The funeral of Valentine Storm took place this afternoon at 2 from the chapel in Mount Osset. Rev. E L Hummelhanach conducted funeral services. Pallbearers were E L Miller, Harris Daniels, Eugene Sponecker, Frank Saman, George Bedheimer, and Dr H F Geizendanner. Schroeder was the funeral director. An advertisement notes that stopping an ad to save money is like stopping a clock to save time.
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Valentine Storm
Mount Osset Vomnery
EL. Hummelhanach
EL Miller
Harrs Daniels
Eugene Sponecker
Frank Saman
George Bedheimer
O H. F Geizendanner
F Schroeder
Died by Own Action Holds Daughter Photo in Grasp
Milton Burke a Baltimore chauffeur and former bicycle racer from Frederick was found dead in his Baltimore home after neighbors smelled gas. A photograph of his baby daughter pressed to his teeth and tears on the image appeared to show a final act of self destruction. A note requested his keys be returned to his employer. Coroner rules death by self-inflicted gas asphyxia. Police notified his wife, formerly Marie Sandlowe, who left for Baltimore.
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Milton Burke
Rubb Street
Baltimore
Burke
Frederick
Old Athletic Park
Brish Brothers’ Bazar
West Patrick Street
Aagerstown
Automobile Works
Ungerston
Frederick Cy
Saints’ Street
Marie Sandlowe
Shepherdstown
W Va
F. B. Davis
Robb Street
Mclean
Northern District
Fox
Central District
Kiemfelter
Northeastern
Davis
Death notices of Hanlon Shipley and Kearns in local columns
After a lingering illness Francis W Hanlon 61 10 26 died at Pearl his duties at Schley time kilns for fourteen years Funeral at St John s church interment in St John s cemetery Widow and three children sister Miss Isabels Hanlon Baltimore funeral arranged by Thomas P Rice Eva Shipley wife of George Shipley engineer of Singapore Copper died at City Hospital after surgery for stowitch aged about 33 survived by husband and father West Virginia brothers funeral plans incomplete Berkeley County Court Commissioner Thomas J Kearns died at Marumsburg West Virginia aged 87 due to throat cancer widow Melissa Willer Thuront and three sons and fifty daughters Kansas declares personal probate questions appear in report
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Francis W. Tianlon
Francis W. Hanlon
Pearl
Schley
St. John’s Holy Name Society
Isabells Hanlon
Baltimore
George Suitley
Eva Shipley
George Shipley
New London
Singanore Copper Company
City Hospital
sTowich
John Towner
Central Station
West Virginia
Ise Brothers
WHQS
LRP
ARASL
Thomas J. Kearns
Berkeley Counts Court
Marumsbara
W.va
Melissa Willer
Thuront
Baltimore Stock Market: Motter Bros. report July 4 1918
Prices of latest sales corrected up today by Motter Bros. & Co. Bankers and Brokers. Lists include various bonds and stocks such as United Ry, Seaboard Air Line, Houston Oil, Mercantile Trust, Anacostia & Potomac, Baltimore area banks, and other concerns with partial figures and notes on yields and positions.
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Motter Bros. & Co
ALC
Peeeseneae Rba
Coogla
Alabama
Nouston Oil
Houston Oil New
Mlee
Lowy
Nort
Portamouth
Seaboard Air Line
United Rys
United Sya
lInstead Itys
Western
Maryland Isles
Central
ALG
MD. Trust
Mercantile Trust
Anacostia & Potomac
Chicago Nailways
Houston Oil Div
Delu& Va
New York Stocks Today From Malter Bros Co
Quotations for New York stocks are provided by Malter Bros Co. A light humorous exchange about toilet soap surfaces in the text as a filler element within the newspaper item, reflecting a casual domestic aside amid the market notes. The scene mentions a maid and a shopper, anchoring the snippet to everyday life alongside market data.
Investment offer on rents and mortgage bonds in Baltimore
Are you in the July distribution of dividends from stocks bonds or other income sources Here I offer three years experience in ground rents and rents in demand due to Baltimore City bonds Paid annual interest at least 5 12 percent These assets are presented as safer high yield options Also offering First Mortgage Trust 3 percent GelI Bonds in denominations of 500 and 1000 dated March 4 191% due March 1 yielding interest March 1 and September 1
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Baltimoore City
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Cramer & Staumer
Main's
Chird Street
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Slodern
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Yellow Springs
Spout Springs Pike
Brook Hin Church
Algo
Martin L
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SS Fini
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Jacob
WELTY
Wm. M. Bader
Old Power House
Middletown
Building and Development Co
Frederick County
East Third Street
J. BH. Gambrill, JR
Market Street
J. D Crimmins
N. Market
East Second St
Cramer « Stauffer
C. EL Burger
New Central National Bank
At Bank
Corner Church
Market Streets
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Newis
David Groff
Sis Dunesidit
Bentz Su
J. Marshah Miller
Ano & Market Si
Nate Fara Pepenanent
West Patrick St
Prederick
D. E Kefauver
Maringer
Moser's
North Market St
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D. Mantz
South Market Street
C. S. Hahn
L. Betson
Ulaun & Betson
Hawn & Betson
C. R. Landis
L. E. Brown
Corner Market
Church Sts
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Edgar HL McBride
FreDeRick, Md
Roy W. Poole
Sanisadiy
Eward Kepner
Apridis
Farmers’ & Mechanics
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