Local notes from Taneytown and surrounding towns
Reports from Taneytown Frederick and nearby areas include a 1 0 win by the Oriel Baseball Club over the Junior Club, weathered rides to a Frederick bicycle meet, accidents and recoveries such as Daniel Steiner Engelbrecht breaking his left forearm, and social visits among families in Union Bridge and Ladiesburg. Also noted are church absences, sermons on Sabbath keeping, and an upcoming Ladiesburg Union Sabbath School jubilee at Favorita Grove with planned excursions via the P A R system.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tareytown
Oriel Baseball Club
Westminster
Tanestown
Frederick
Daniel Steiner Engelbrecht
Zille
Helen
Lente Engelbrecht
Frederick, Went To ‘Vielt His Uncle, William &Jaffer
F. H. Soles
Willam G. Filcklager
Union Bridge
Mire
N. B. Hagen
N. B. Hagan
Ms. J. Arnold
Baltimore
Mira
W. J. Galery
Philadelphia
Robert Arnold
Hey
Alexander Bateman
Grace Reformed Church
Captain Blinie
Washington, D.C
Ladiesburg
A. D. Biiely & Sons
Adiesburg
Joseph L. Hartsock
Clsyaville
Lsdiesburg Union
Frederickity Select
Magnificent Grove
Taneytown
Pennsylvania Railroad
Pennsylvania Hailroad
Witkina Glen
Nisgars Pails
Toousand Islands
Montreal
Quebec
Au Sakis Chiam
Lakes Champlain
George
Saratogs
Hudson
New York
Washington
Yellowstone Park
Weehington
Pititburg
Niagara Falls
Amist Buffalo
Rochester and
Watkins
Ginsburg
Luray Caverns
Natural Bridge
Virginia Hot Springs
Richmond
Land Over
Dr Fierce
World's Dispensary Medical Association
Buffalo
N.Y
Miners Strike deepens as Pittsburgh district suspends work
Pittsburgh July 12 The second week of the coal miners strike begins with widespread suspensions across Monongahela Youghigheny Allegheny Valleys and nearby mines. Operators hold stocks and plan to press for higher prices while West Virginia and Indiana organizers move to bring in new manpower.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
Coml
Monongahela
Youghingheny
Allegheny
Pater's Creek
Tom's
Miller's Run
Pitteburg
Digecra
West Virginia
West
Virginia
Chin Ang Indiana Boards of Arbitration
Taked Labor League of
Western Penn
Phisbes
United Later League
Trades Unions of
Pennsylvania
Simkere
W. H. Carney
Amalgamated Association
Winston Green
League
Simon Burns
Washington
Window Glass Workera” Association
W. N Owen
Columbus
James Bishop
John Little
Xenia
Ohio State Board of Arbitration
L. P. McCor
Mack
D. Frank Schonld
Indianapolis
Indiana Labor Commission
Flaois Board of Arbitration and Atauistical Bureau of Pennsylvania
Chicago Coal Company
Owen Crouse
Tage
Warner
United Mine Workers
Beechwood
Morgantown
Tennessee
Jellico
Tenn
Deaths and Obituaries in Local District
Obituary notices report Howard Bartholow of New Market district dying at 63 after pneumonia. Funeral at his cousin John Bartholow’s home with Rev. Dr May conducting, interment Marvin Cemetery. Also John T. Stoll of West Waynesboro died aged about 62 after a year of illness. formerly of Frederick and Mid-Gour tannery founder. Survived by children Edward Alfred Oliver etc. Mrs. Elias Holmes of Keyser found dead in bed. widow of John Holmes, with son Frank Holmes a Chicago journalist. Mary Elizabeth Radcliffe widow of Upton Radcliffe dies at Liberty. children listed. Marion Poole, six months, dies in Mount Arlington district. service at Mount Olive Church. pallbearers named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard Bartholow
New Market District
Bir
Web Dorsey
Pnneumonia
Bartholow
John Bartholow
Dr. Mfay
Episcopal Church
J. H. Noyes
Monroe Rice
Thos. Mallinix
Wm. Ripsiey
Samuel Fleming
Frank Jones
Marvin Cemury
T. Lewis
Jbn T .Tule
John T. Stoll
Oliver
Bonebrake
Waynesboro
Mir
Stoll
Frederick
Quincy
Mid— Gour
Edward
The
Geiser Company
Fris_by
Alfred
Olver
Chan L
West
Lillie
Emma
Jennie
Denver
Colorado
Elias Holmes
Keyser
W. Va
John B. Brostus
West Virgints Legislaure
Hancock
West Virginia
Mira. Holmes
John Holmes
Frank Holmes
Chicago
Mary Elizabeth Radcliffe
Upton Radcliffe
Liberty
County
Daniel
Cita Marion Poole
Marion Poole
Mount Arry
Roy Buckingham
Clarence Gosnell
Arthur Gosnell
L. T. Lewis
Social dances at Braddock Heights lead Frederick youths
The Social World column notes the first Braddock Heights dance by Frederick young men, to be held this evening if weather allows. A horse car will depart from the square corner at 6 o'clock for New Market.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Darce
Braddock
Braddock Heights
Frederick
Electric Bitters and Shilohs Cure Advertisements
An assortment of 19th century patent medicines is advertised. Electric Bitters promises relief for female complaints, nervous symptoms, and general health improvement with claimed quick effects and a money back guarantee. Shiloh’s Cure is touted for coughs and croup with mass marketing by A. L. Pearre and related druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pearce
Orog
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William Grimes
Ids Deman
Johnsville
Woodsboro
Annie Grove
Woodbury
George Gar Ber
Ezra Senseny
Besterdam
Smr
Grossnickie
Har ¥Ey
Hilen Grosenickle
Linwood
Samuel] Coleman
Earnest Gerard
Missea Grace Boone
Bessie Graham
Dore Grossnickle
Issac Sthely
Bsaverna
Tutt
Dr. Tutt
J-Fairleigh
Platte Cannon
Col. Tutt
Springfield
Hwis
Bryan
Ohio
A. J. Peetreon & Coarantee
Evchiron
Tate
A. L. Peare A & Guarantee
Etchison Building
S. Market
A. L. Peerre
Albart
Etchison
Williamson
Frederick, Md
Sly
N. Y
Warren Age
A. Sweat
Gartford
Cone
A. L. Peatre
Shiloh
Ekelfaves Croup
L. Paarre
Market St
Benet
Pearre
Peice Fom Oh Labor Arison
Geo. A. Gilbert
North Market Street
Frederick, MI
Miller & CO
Rootbeer
Charles E. Hives Co
Ape Ag
Eatoca
Toliet
Ces
Deslors
Smith Wanufactring CO
Woodergro
Rez Manufacturma Co
Wes Ag
Eheams- Sem
Pool& Friend
Bettie
PFE
Bexre
Sedodis
Anna Giering
Dwentz-Gverears
Baltimore Street
Peroni
North Pole
East
Patrick Street
B. HH. Blackstoy & Son
North Market ST
Ideal Bicycles
the News
Willard ©. Heller
NO. 15
South Saree St. Frederick, MD
Grand Rapids Furniture
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