Visitors and Relatives Patron City Streets
A crowded list of visitors and locals visiting relatives or staying with friends across the city. Names include Mr. and Mrs. Hales, Dr. Fred McCardell, Miss Lida Motter, and many others from Baltimore, Washington, Philadelphia, and neighboring towns. Several families summering or spending time at Ocean City, Niagara Falls, Cobourg, and Lisgarе Hills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
5. Hales
Second Street
Baltimore
George B. Hane
Washington
Fred. McCardell
North Market Street
Atlantic City
Milton McDonnell
Lida Motter
Ocean City
Misa Ethel Kroftd
Adamstown
Bessie Hahn
Patrick Street
Mire Neite Barnett
Wayneshore
May Brust
West Church Street
Lloyd T. MacGill
Eugenia Kephart
Point of Rocks
Price Young
Rocky Springs
Irma Biggs
West
George K. Sappington
Johnsville
Catey Chew
Baughmee Gorman Chew
Ethyl
Brownwick
Oliver D. Beat
East Third Street
John T. Beat
Harry Hoffmeier
Hagerstown
Richard Johnson
Weat Second Street
M. L. Young
Eon
Virgil
Breatberg
Daniel Biser
Braddock Heights
G. W. McDowell
Elizabeth
Stevens
Washington, D. C
Sammore
Middletown
Bamnoe Lightner
Lightner
J. W. Kiraoofe
Leféthre
Chambereburg
Abraham Loker
David Messick
Timberville
Mise Salle Loker
Winchester
Wm. Overholizer
Thomas
Lippe
Lisgsacre Hills
Ton
Dudley RK. Webb
Helene and
Tillian Webb
Dudley &. Webb, Jr
Medford Wwe
F. Spttoker
W. B
EB. Wol'ford
Iid Nearre
A At . Child
Haugh
A. E. Brown
Social World Notes From Braddock Event
Local social column records C P Besnett and rest of party attending a Braddock outing. They joined an evening dance and returned home around 10 45. Text appears from a newspaper page caption The News.
Narrow Escape After Fire Wagon Collision at Market and Patrick
A 845 o'clock collision between the United Fire wagon and the Santor wagon at Market and Patrick streets caused minor damage to both vehicles. No injuries occurred as the driver stayed in place and people nearby escaped harm. A fire at Mr. Robert Ramaborg's West Patrick Street residence triggered the alarm but was quickly doused by onlookers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Combination
Seeveral Gremen
Market and
Patrick Streets
West Patrick
Market Street
United
Howarer
J Bolth
Robert Ramaborg
West
Veteran Barber John Young Led Civil War Veteran Honored
The article profiles John Young a Frederick barber and Civil War veteran who enlisted in 1861 with Company H Maryland Infantry. It notes his long career on Market Street, his mild temperament, and leadership as president of the Bear Down Club. It also mentions Alfred Bitter invited to speak at the Commercial Law League of America banquet in Asheville with other dignitaries. The piece includes a separate anecdote about Lawrence Morgan and young Merchant sleeping in a hogpen behind the Morgan home, clarifying Morgan's identity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John BR. Young
Young
Maryland Infantry
Andor
Benjamin H. Sohley
Frederick
Barber Buslooes
Doors Street
John Dorasy
Gorors
Streat
Mr. Young
Bear Down
Alfred Bitter
Commercial Law League of America
Battery Park Hotel
Ashville
North Carolina
R. 8. Glenn
John Temple Grovas
Georgia
N. 0. Blanchard
Louisiana
J. C. Pritchard
U. S. Ohroats Éa
League
Ite Bratory
Lawrenos Morgac
Joase Merchant
Alept
Thoredey
Atald
Butcher Brummer Kidd Falls While Hoisting Beef Near Urbana
A butcher named Brummer Kidd of Urbana injured when a guide or prop on a beef hoist broke. He was lifting a beef at Magruder's near Urbana when the mishap occurred, caused by a broken handle. The incident left him seriously hurt but under care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brummer Kidd
Urbana
Magruder
Real Estate Sale Noted in North Harkes District
A property sale is recorded with buyer Mr. B. Haye Mohler paying $1,600 to emery balloi bode of North Harkes sire wrest. Details indicate transfer of title and consideration reflected in the local notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emery Balloi Bode
North Harkes
Wrest
Apnemen
B. Haye Mohler
Foodem Market Turning in Tyne Cave In
An emergency market disruption near Tyne Creek causes a temporary closure as authorities search for hazards. Local vendors report loss of business while safety crews inspect the scene and await a full assessment. Residents are urged to avoid the area until the all clear is issued.
Camp preparations for State range drill and Governor’s medal
Company A prepares to depart from Glenberais to Baulders Mage on Monday at 4 10 a m over the B and O for the Governor’s medal contest. The week’s program focuses on target practice and equipment transport, with expected strong performance despite handicaps. A forty four man party will camp with teams from Frederick Den perville Cambridge Easton and student cooks improving provisions and utensils for the culinary arts. Col. Obares A Little and Capt J W Downey may attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M.N.G
Baulders Mage
Glenberais
Eest Baltimore
B&o. R
Theo
Frederick
Ris
Col. Obares A. Little
Ore Town
J. W. Downey
New Market
J. Harry Kennedy
Per. Horat
Frederick players shine at Hancock tennis tournament
Frederick Ten ure Club sent W N Jolliffe Lester Tom Mauleby and DeGrange to the Hancock event. Jolliffe won the open prize a splendid single racket with strong play by Hagerstown entries Arm Hrong and Armetroog Keedy won singles and doubles. The Frederick club praised Hancock hospitality and plans to host future tournaments inviting local players to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Hancock
W. N. Jolliffe
Lester Tom
Mauleby
DeGrange
Ope
Hancock Club
Hegeratown
Cumberland
Martinsburg
Washington
Baltimore
Lata
Siagles
Arm Hrong
Hagerstown
Armetroog
Keedy
East Third Street
Work of Death and Obituaries In Local Notices
Obituaries report John M Falk of North Market Street dying at 70 years 10 months 17 days after a nine year illness. Also noted are death notices for Rev James K Cadden of Arlington aged 77 and Minnie Neidhart of Quincy aged 64. Funeral details and survivors listed, with locations in Baltimore area and beyond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jornm Falk
John M. Falk
North Market Street
Falk
Bavaria
Germany
Harry Oram
Balti ‘Nore
Wm. H Stantor
Daniel Bhearer
Mosse
John W. Paik
Solty
Hiefe
Christian Falk
Liberty
Gattyeborg
Weatminster
Mount Varnon
Frederick
Weat Harford Ofronit
North Baltimore Station
Heraford
Piedmont
W. Va
Woodberry
Baltimore
Govava
Hll-Streechurch
New Windsor
Patapsco
Mes
Minnie Maidrart
Minnie Neidhart
Augustua Neidhard
Quincy
Mon
Thureday
Licenses Denied at Frederick Inquisition of Signatures
A Frederick County court hearing on license grants held under new law saw eight applications for licenses to sell liquor. Only three were approved while four were rejected and one withdrawn. Objections from the Anti-Saloon League cited insufficient bona fide signatures from local residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick County
Otroatt
MoBberry
Motter Om Thebsesch
Rein J. Hoffene
Uoenes
Ear Reales
Ytrine
Aera
Lenny Tees
Bone Fide
Momeat
Fee
Hoanee
Trar
Es Wan
Keady
Mae Rote
Swank
Knoxville
Ender
Lawt
Baozville
Dudisy F. Strasber
Market and
Sixth Streets
Strasber
George A. Pearce, Jr
Anti-Saloon League
Alans P. Marsh
Setts Job
James M. Smith
Woodsboro
Exie Willard
Heanses
Local notices and sales blurbs mix at mid-summer Frederick fair
A ragged page lists lots for sale from Al Parasole and others, with white and colored fabrics and household goods advertised. It also covers local events like Backeystown Sunday program and Pen-Mar Reformed Reunion trips, plus notes on ice cream flavors and parade lunches.
Lyles Hanged for Murder in Towson
Harold Ernest Lyles, a colored man, was hanged at Towson for murder. The case involved Harriat Ardene Derricks. A nurse, Miss Mary C. Burke, reportedly attempted suicide en route from Norfolk to Baltimore. Judge Conway W. Same was elected president of the Maryland State Bar Association. Howard County deputies raided two shanties at Dorseys Station to suppress alleged liquor traffic, resulting in several arrests. Hezekiah Beavely, once of Keedynville and now linked to a Washington county court perjury case, reportedly was found at Polo, Illinois, operating a livery stable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Ernest Lyles
Towson
Harriat Ardene Derricks
Mary C. Burke
Norfolk
Baltimore
Aulolds
Conway W. Same
Baltimore Appaal Tax Court
Maryland State Bar Association
Hans
Howard County
Dorseys Station
Hezekiah Beavely
Brainess
Keedynville
Aman
Washington County Cours
Josses
Hag
Polo
Dad Gittinger and Hic Boy shine for Jackson team
The Daily Clarion-Leger notes Thomas Dad Gittinger of Frederick, member of the Jackson baseball squad, delivers strong batting and fielding. A ten year old admirer tracks his hits and averages, praising his son’s keen eye and support as the game unfolds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dad" Gittinger
Hic
Daily Clarion-Letger
Jackson
Migs
Thomas
Dad
Court records outline local offenses and health notes
The report details a man fined for striking his wife by Justice Fraoole, and another man named William Little held on a disturbance charge at a Sunday School picnic. It also mentions illnesses and health improvements of several residents and a Bar Association vice president’s absence due to illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fingd
Joane Jones
Dieter and
Herwig
J. Fraoole
Family Redmon plans reunion for Harbaugh clan in Franklin County
John Calvin Harbaugh of Waynesboro Pa travels to Bellisaville to recruit Harbaughs for a summer reunion. The event would honor the family on the Harbaugh farm in Blas Rock Quincy township and feature addresses by Lina Harbaugh and Dr Henry Harbaugh kin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Calvin Harbaugh
Waynesboro
Babilisaville
Feedar
Ock County
H. A. Harbaugh
Blas Rock
Quincy Township
Franklin County
Harbaugh
Cumberland Valley
Harbaugh Valley
Harbengh'a
Waller
Anid
Baugh
Elias Harbaugh
Elias
Elles
Frederick Harbaugh
Wagcomaker
Lina Harbaugh
Fea Chambereborg
Henry Harbaugh
Peculiar Accident In Garden Ends With Bee Attack
George Rosskey fell from a tree while gathering spores in his garden on Weet Patrick street. He hit his head on a beehive, receiving a gash. bees swarmed and injured him severely. Dr. Meredith Smith attended and he was reported doing well this morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Rosskey
Patrick Street
Anambeer
Meredith Smith
Local Mention Musical Cone at St. Pauls U B
Prof W Gay Eline, organist and choir director, leads the Reformed Sunday schools in a musical event at St Pauls U B church. Readers are invited to enjoy performances by students and teachers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Gay Eline
Bs. Paul's
U. B
Also Mentioned on This Page
the Daily News
Metory
Phillip Augustus
France
Richard Coeur
Cardinal Duzurta
Pari
Lyon
Privoy Wid Chadel
Paris
Nather
Naauwweroz
Wonight
W. L. Moons
Tha Weather Bareaz
Couches and Raoks
Fontawarse
Dorothy Doda Rhoes
Dom Brow
Maree Smith
Tein & Wertherner
Onal Ty Bly
C.P. Besnett
Rantee
Braddock
Paes
Justor
Sprak
Mit
John HK. Young
Himenke
Tyne ‘Foodemus
Soda Wei Me
Pearce
Gienbar
Mr. Jolliffe
Wone Prise
Citizens’ Nat. Bank
Capital
Peter Fan Woiste
Peter Pan Collara
Neidig & Miller
Frapenicx
Citizen” National Bank of
G. Zimmerman
Canhior
Pele
Ahsan
Laos
Curtaina
Pais Eerie
Peter Fade
Miller
Backeystown
Banday School
Planto
Island Park
Jolo Oy
Rele
Abine
Brichey's
W. D. Brichey
Red Front
Hammond Supply
Wert Sixth Street
McCardell's
Pen-Mar
Rogerstown
Roetorning
McCardoell
Hegerstown
M.B. ER
Bique Bendace
McCardill's
Don
B. Rossxour
Eons
Patrick Bte
McLiamry
Busant & Enort
Remtberger
Depa
Watt
Oris
Muour & Box
Patrick Bee
Rolle
HsEsEsencun's
Oliver Obilied Siow
Ansmas' ExomaNan
Actaate
Lawae
George
Bodyos
Eomas Prior
Guneral
Ets
Besant & Knott
City Hotel
CECIL
Ral
Morgan Oxcil
West-Patrick
East Halizesd
Daniel Rasskey
Patrick Treet
Natonal Bank
Ita
Jalede Ae
Lidy
C. &. Mealiy
West Third Street
Oltr
Wala
Cramer & Stainer
H. Eekitei
Braddock Height
Fodara
Fedot
Dostoffice
Braddock Ly 341
North Market
Tireete
RSG
Abele Ot
M. Fourth Street
Thomas P. Hes
E. Bisth St
Biteben
Kux
Alliok Street
Niagara
W. B. Gafporgsor
News OF the
Ma Joes
Misa
Mattie Jones
South Strat
George M. Wyand
East Chachatreet
Daniel T. Ordemen
Chew
Oftlos
Bar Association
John G. Newman
Frederik
Redmon
Siem
Tae
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