Frederick News Subscription Notice and Pick-up Points
The Frederick News asks subscribers who miss issues to report the gap and notes its distribution by Great Southern Printing and Manufacturing. Papers are sold at New City Hotel Buckey's Cigar Store S Market Street Central Restaurant F K Schmidt's Cigar Store W Patrick Street Arlington Hotel.
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Frederick News
New City
Buckey’s
S. Market St. Central
F. K. Schmidt
W. Patrick Street
Arlington Hotel
lZamsburg Fertilizer Co
Carroll ‘Street
The Cigarette and the Match Tragedy Shows Reckless Fires
A Massachusetts seashore boat house fire kills four young people after a match and burning cigarette are discarded on an oiled floor. The piece contrasts this with a New York factory blaze where 146 youths died, lamenting careless disposal of flames and urging education in common sense.
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Masachusetts
New York
Potato Blight Reported in Frederick County
Reports from Frederick County suggest the potato crop will be blighted this year and reduced considerably. Earlier, Kansas alleged widespread potato blight ruining hundreds of acres, and it remains uncertain if the local tubers are affected similarly.
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Frederick County
Kansas
Weather and rain impact on crops in the county
Heavy heat and scarce rain hasten rainwater notes in the county crops while beneficial showers arrive too late for some vines. A wealthy Long Island woman flying 400 feet over her home compared her view from above to a dog kennel. Government by commission is preferred to government by omission.
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Long Island
My Country ’Tis of Thee Not America Says Wilson Seated
Mexican band reportedly did not play the American anthem and Ambassador Wilson correctly remained seated. The piece argues that America’s national air is The Star Spangled Banner, not Yale or God Save the King style tunes, and explains Sousa omitted America. It notes The Star Spangled Banner, by Key, gained official status after Fort McHenry bombardment in 1814.
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Washington
Liberty
John Philip Sousa
Navy
Nations
America
United States
England
Columbia
Happy Land
Columbi
Francis Scott Key
Fort McHenry
Baltimore Harbor
Inglishman
Samuel Arnold
Massachusetts
Fort McHenry to Be National Park Shrine and Memorial
The piece urges preserving Fort McHenry as a national park with relics and a heroic statue of Prince Scott Keyes to awaken patriotism for future generations. It also calls for charity to aid the poor and children, condemning Judge Gary’s griping on the “Golden Rule” by business.
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Tne
Fort McHenry
Re Gaverment
Princis Scott Koys
Gary
Baltimore News
Rural versus urban pull in farming emerges in rail station notes
The column discusses a traveling farm college moving between railroad stations to preach to rural youths about scaling pollinator crops and the mistakes of cityward moves. It argues that city-bred young men increasingly avoid farming districts, while farming becomes a more attractive, profitable business nationwide, noting Maryland Haltiire Star as a regional voice.
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Traveling Farm College
United States
Mirthful Fragments From Old Paper Snatches
Whimsical scraps remark on birds learning to fly and a mix of newsy quips. A New York hostess asks about a piece once Mendelssohn’s wedding march now ragtime. A doctor urges excitement. a man plans marriage. A policeman, judge, and clerk jokes close the blur.
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New York
Mendelssohn
Porch Rocker Travels: A Summer Ode From Baltimore Sun
In a porch side poem the speaker contrasts neighbors traveling to Newport Niagara Cape May and seaside resorts with staying home on the rocker. He finds rest and simple pleasure in the old fashioned chair amid shade and birds, while referencing everyday life and a casual line about a medical remedy advertisement.
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Focker-On-The
Seaside
Mountain
Newport
Niagara
Anger
Cape May
Rehoboth
Old Point
Sentztown
Baltimore Sun
Pistol Shots Fire Muddy Night Front Door Fire Set by Stranger
Fire and pursuit erupt on West Third and North Bentz streets as a man identified as Hank Miller is accused of torching ragged paper in front of the Heim home to draw attention. Miller is arrested by officers Blumenauer and Hoffman, later jailed for a hearing, while residents recall seeing him near Rockwell Terrace after the incident. An existing Fourth of July auto trip from Littlestown to Frederick is also noted with several travelers in three touring cars.
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West Third
North Bentz
Blumenauer
Hoffman
Hank Miller
George Stein
North Monts Street
Helm
Abr
Flore
Fuuil
Dill
Miller
Rockwell Terrace
Heim
Frederick
Cumberland
George A. Baker
Raymond W. Baker
New York
George Parr
Howard Spalding
É .Tha Ocker
Ira Ott
Mabel [Gettier
Littestown
Littlestown
Roger A. Doll
North Market Street
New York Stocks Today Quotations by Motter Bros Co
Stock quotations from New York are furnished by Motter Bros Co. The report presents daily price movements across primary exchanges and notable securities.
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Motter Bros. & Co
Prize story by 8 year old Mary Wilson Condon
Mary Wilson Condon daughter of Mr and Mrs A W Condon won a prize in the Baltimore Sun Sunday edition contest on The Most Exciting Fourth of July with the entry titled Fourth Her Birthday The notice also mentions the United Steam Fire Engine Company quarterly meeting to be held this evening at o clock
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Mary Wilson Condon
A. W. Condon
Baltimore Sun
United Steam Fire Engine Company
Chicago grain market report with July and Sept futures
The Chicago grain market lists July and September wheat and corn futures. Quotations show price movement and trading activity across wheat and corn contracts for July and September.
Baltimore Stock Market Prices and Corrections, 1911
Market update from Motter Bros & Co lists latest sale prices noon today with numerous bonds and stocks including Anacostia & Potomac 5s Chicago Bays Cotton Duck Coal Gas Power notes Fairmont Coal Georgia Alabama Houston Oil Md Elec Rwy Seaboard lines United Rys Western Maryland and other issues. James H. Harris vice president and C Albert Gilson cashi er sign off.
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Motter Bros. & Co
Bankers
Anacostia & Potomac
Chicago Bays
Fairmont Coal
G.N. Fa
Georgia
Houston Oil Com
Elec. Rwy
Worf
Portsmouth
Norfolk & Portsmouth
Somerset Coal Ss
Sparrow's Point
Seaboard Air Line
Seaboard Company
United Rys
Western Maryland
Fidelity & Deposit
Continental Trust
Citizens Bank
MD Trust
Mercantile Trust
Chicago Railways
Twenty Years Ago Today in Frederick
Twenty years ago today in Frederick the Frederick City Band opened its excursion at Island Park SeLSOM Narinska and Silent Song. Prof George Edward arranged by John Philip Sousa as nomedieslar at famous organization. Parochial school building at Liberty being pushed, bricks to be mounted. Rev Luther DeVoe of Emmitsburg called to Messiah Lutheran Harrisburg Pa. He is considering the call.
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United States
Chesapeake & Potomac Telephone Exchange
Frederick
Iraderick
Loeb
Try
Frederick City
Island Park Selsom
Narinska
Smith
George Fidward
John Philip Sosa
Farmous Organization
Liberty
Luther DeVoe
Lutheran Church
Emmitsburg
Mes Lutheran Church
Harrisburg
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Chicago Record- Herald
Herope
Asia
Catskill
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North Bentz Street
the Trouble
George Heim
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Erie RR
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Northern Paci
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Union Pacific
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Amal Copper
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Western Union
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Chicago Grain Market
Baltimore Stock Market
Central National. Bank
Frederick County National Bank
Frederick, MD
Lletn
Carl
George Kh. Dennis, JR
Fakwlsere
Central National Bank
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Root A. Kemp
William H. Hinks
Scott
Welty
Sherif
Clarence G. Boller
Woodsboro
JyTd&wFim
Ilam
Jesse TV
Heagey
Court St. Frederick
Samuel A. Lewis
Varel
Orphans’ Court
David MM. Whipp
Burkittsville
Urphans’ Court
Jsuehin
Mumpford
Braddock District
Brederick
Whelliam Th. Smith
Ohereby
Tam
George T. Roderick
Frederick District
Capital
Charles B. Trail
James H. Harris
C. Albert Gilson
W. Clinton McSherry
Second Street
Ray
B. Eward Kepner
Aptédly
Chas. E. Gill
United States College OF Veterinary Surgeons
Ann Na
West Franklin St
Jyildast
Baltimoexye
Tyiatt
Sonia
Weat Third Street
Yodol Bubb
Geese
U. S. Army
Jyldgin
Chas. T. Fagan
Guy K. Motter
James A. Jones
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