Dancing Party in West Patrick Street Home Event at Markell Residence
A social dance hosted by Miss Antoinette Markell at the home of Mrs. John A. Markell on West Patrick Street entertained about fifty young guests. Attendees included out of town visitors from Maryland and Virginia and a long list of local youths. The event featured music, lantern lights on the lawn, and intermission refreshments during an informal straw ride to Frederick Junction later reported as a separate parade.
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John A. Markell
West
Patrick Street
Antoinette Markell
Wise Martha Gibbons
Ardmore
Markell
Eleanor Thomas
Westminster
Josephine Ball
St. Louis
Martha Gibbons
Pa Elizabeth Hayes
Baltimore
Ellen McGill Baker
Berryville
Olivia Shriver
Messie Walter Stauffer
Walkersville
J. Hampton Bumgartner
Harry LeGore
LeGore
Hugh Willis
New Market
Emily Johnson
Ruth Worthington
Hien Rehrback
Grace Trail
Anne Schley
Cornelia McSherry
Margaret Ford
Mignon Trail
Harriet Ramsburgh
Charlotte Baker
Florence Lamar
Frances Rohrback
Virginia Carty
Serena Motter
Theres Trail
Zoe Anderson
Eleanor Grayson
Ruth Osborn
Guy K. Motter
Sianson Maulsby
Holmes Baker
Edwin C Markell
Edward B. Nicodemus
Carroll H. Hendrickson
W. Schoudersperger
George B. Delaplaine
C. Edgin Kemp
Quynn Rod
Frederick
F. K. Gilbert
Esther Malone
Mabel Brown
Washington
Staley
Braddock Heights
Agnes Smith
Blakely
Ruth Fisher
Aimee Landis
Floy Hitcshew
Daisy Thomas
Helen Mantz
Bess Griffin
Messrs
Hunt Smith
Albany
Wilkes
Atlantic City
Clinton Shepherd
Clarence Malone
Richard Pp. Johnson
William Brown
Joseph Elkins
Paul Payne
Richard Warehime
Engineer Boardman Coming to Frederick for Water System Work
Engineer Probasco and consulting engineer William Boardman monitor the Frederick water line project. shipments of pipe face delays, but the crew can lay about 1000 feet of pipe daily, aiming to finish by August 1. Contractor Thoy and J W Rogers oversee trenching and line staking as Prospects rely on timely pipe arrivals.
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Probasco
Frederick
Philadelphia
William Boardman
Ork
Nic
Ray
Haus Loetu cx
New Jersey
J. W. Rogers
Blair Lee to Visit Frederick Ahead of Gubernatorial Primary
Senator Blair Lee of Montgomery county and a Democratic gubernatorial candidate plans a daytime visit to Frederick from Baltimore by automobile to gauge local sentiment. He has campaigned across Maryland, drawing support from the First Regiment and Baltimore companies, with a brief stop in Westminster suggesting a Lee slate may organize there.
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Blair Lee
Montgomery County
Frederick
Lee
Suililia
First Regiment
Baltimore
Wie Ui Piedeneh An Lee
T En
Westminster
Lee Cla
Property transfers and court filings in Pennsylvania courts
In the circuit and orphan court offices a Day’e Record notes Emily J. Loy widow transferring land to Efe Ly Creeger in Thurmown for 412 50. Seventh and final account for Isaac Jr Stitely guardian to Frank M Palmer. Inventories filed for Benjamin F Garmin deceased and EK Shaler deceased. Court orders sale of Matilda Ann Creager and Ezra Linebaugh estates.
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Circuit and Orphans’ Court
Emily J. Loy
Efe Ly Creeger
Thurmown
Onfitans' Court
Isaac JR. Stitely
Frank M. Palmer
Benjamin F. Garmin
Eatiule
of & EK
Shaler
Matilda Ann Creager
Ezra Linebaugh
Sick residents and improved cases noted in city report
Mrs. Martin and Miss Bertha Trane are among the sick, with Bertha showing improvement. W T Haller on West Church Street is improving after illness. Conductor William Blickenstaff, injured at Braddock Junction with arm amputated, is progressing well at City Hospital.
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Martin Jiouge
Lavier Michael
East Third Street
Bertha Trane
South Market Street
W. T. Haller
West Church Street
William Blickenstaff
Braddock Junction
City Hospital
Break in Chesapeake and Ohio Canal disrupts navigation
A major break two miles below Sharpsburg closes the canal, over 100 feet long and up to 1% feet below the bottom. Repairs will take at least two weeks. Boatman Charles Boward passed the site shortly before the rupture. A channel 40 feet wide formed as water rushed into the river. A scow used by workers was swept away and must be disassembled to recover. The water has drained from Dam No 4 to Harpers Ferry.
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Sharpsburg
Charles Boward
Hinds
Harpers Ferry
Visit to Former Home By Yalto Duo Hailed Here
Mrs. Carl Rabe of New York visits her mother on West South street for two weeks. The Yalto Duo, vaudeville stars, are famed whirlwind dancers who have performed in major U S vaudeville theatres and will start the September New York season touring the Orpheum and Keith circuits. Mr. Rabe, Danish by birth, has danced for Denmark’s royal family and has recently returned to New York.
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Carl Rabe
New York
J. Dieter
West South Street
Denmark
Young Fredericks Triumph In Local Baseball Game
Young Fredericks defeated Young Giants 4 to 2 last evening on the Maryland School grounds. Fredericks broke the game with timely hits in the fifth inning and took the lead early, backed by solid defense. Batteries were Young Fredericks John son and Sinn against Young Giants Stanton and Nortis.
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Young Fredericks
Young Giants
Maryland
The
Fredericks
R. H E. Fredericks
Johnson and Sinn
Stanton and Nortis
Verdict For Receivers Declares Stockholders Liable
Judge Lloyd T. MacGill rules in Farmers' Trust Banking case that stockholders can be assessed. The decision upholds the company claim and addresses several legal questions raised in the pleas.
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Lloyd T. MacGill
Farmers’ Trust Banking and Deposit Company
Cooler Winds Bring Relief as Soldiers Welcome Rain
Weathered locals hail the dissipating heat wave with brief showers and cooler air. An electrical storm knocked phones out while troops marched to encampment under overcast skies. Rainfall reached about a third of an inch, easing the drought but sparking hope for future storms and steady water supply.
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Ederick County
Soldlers
St. Swithin’s
Middle Atlantic
Jupiter Pluvius
International Order of Good Templars Picnic Demonstration
The annual demonstration and picnic of the International Order of Good Templars will be held Thursday July 20 at Pearces Grove Dear Porlar Springs Howard county. National Uranda Templar George F Cotterill of Seattle Washington is on the program with Rev B J Mcowan Mt Airy Rev King Mt Airy Rev H O Keene Kemptown Rev CK McCaslin Poplar Springs Prof G W Walker and Prof Robert J Band around in charge of the vara music. The instrumental music will be in charge of the Browningsville band. Refreshments will be served on the rounds.
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International Order of Good Templars
Pearce’s Grove
Dear Porlar Springs
Howard County
George F. Cotterill
Seattle
Washington
B. J. Mcowan
ML Airy
King
Mt. Airy
H. O Keene
Kemptown
CK. McCaslin
Poplar Springs
G. W. Walker
Robert J.bandenburg
Browningsville
Pleasant Paragraphs About Those Who Came and Go
Pure personal notes list names visiting relatives and friends across towns. It records Miss May Rice Mrs Lewis Bowlus and many others spending days in the city on business visiting kin or attending events, with several in Maryland Virginia and Pennsylvania.
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Miss May Rice
East Fourth Street
Middletown
Lewis H. Bowlus
Broad [Ton
Death Cuts Trip Short Judge Gould and Son
Judge Ashley M Gould and his son were returning from a trip when a telegram announced Judge Goulds sister had drowned. They turned back to Frederick and Gould left on a train while Blair continued through the city in his touring car. Details of the sisters death were not learned this morning. Gould was en route to Florence Massachusetts.
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Ashley M. Gould
Gist Blair
Judge Gould
Frederick
Mr. Blair
Florence
Mass
Water Pipe Ferrule Burst Halts Repairs at Ebert Home
A ferrule blew out during a water pipe connection on South Market street at William Ebert's plumbing setup. Water escaped in a flood as the excavation continued and the hole was finally plugged later this afternoon after initial difficulty. Repairs proceeded to stop the waste.
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William Ebert
South Market Street
Interstate Commerce probes pipelines rates rules
Special dispatch from Washington reports the Inter-State Commerce Commission orders an investigation into the rates and regulations governing pipelines that transport air and other commodities excluding water and gas natural and artificial.
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Washington, D. C
Inter-State Commerce Commission
France and Spain tension widens over Morocco near Tangier
The News Madrid dispatch dated July 14 reports growing friction between France and Spain over Morocco. Tangier notes additional French reinforcements near Elka, heightening government concerns about the regional dispute.
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Madrid
Spain
France
Morocco
Tangier
Elka
Fires Under Control in Northern Ontario Aid Reaches Sufferers
Fires in Northern Ontario are under control. The government has stepped in to aid the sufferers as of July 14 at 2 30 p m in Cobalt Ontario. Local authorities report stabilization and support from federal and provincial agencies. The situation is easing after recent outbreaks.
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Cobalt
Ont
Ontario
Gates Growing Weaker In Paris Dispatch
Special dispatch reports John W. Gates's heart weakening in Paris on July 4 at 2.30 pm. Family friend notes recovery chances are about seven days? The source cites his son saying “say you saw it in The News.”
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Paris
France
John W. Gates
Mr. Gates
Germany as example cites express firms as parasites in mail debate
Representative Lewis of Maryland testified before a House subcommittee that Germany's postal express system offers cheaper, two-tier rates and urged a study of postal express and parcels post. He argued U S rates are far higher, that express firms earn large dividends, and proposed a commission to review the entire system for potential rate relief and reform.
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Commission
Postal Express
Parcels Post
Lewis
Maryland
House
America
United States
Inter-State Commerce Commission
Express Company
Canada
Mexico
Ife
Postal Express Anél Parcels Post
Congressional Committee
Axpress
Death of Talbot C Stocksdale of Thurmont
Talbot C Stocksdale aged 56 years 9 months 11 days died at Carroll street Thurmont after 43 years as a warehouse business partner with his father George W Stocksdale He was a lifelong Methodist Episcopal church member Acacia Lodge No 155 A P L M L Chancelor Lodge No 67 P and Columbia Council No 42 Jr O U A M Surviving wife Helen T Stocksdale and children Arthur T John Martin James Brannen Mrs Leslie Creager and Murray of Baltimore George F Pittsburg Pa Funeral at home Thursday 11 am Rev J H Hammersley officiating Willhide and Creeger funeral directors
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Talbot C, Stocksdale
Talbot Clayton Stocksdale
Carroll Street
Thurmont
George W. Stocksdale
Stocksdale
Methodist Episcopal Church
Acacia Lodge
A. PL & AL
Chancellor Lodge
Columbia Council
O. Tal M
Helen T. Stocksdale
Arthur T
Chambersburg
John Martin
Waynesboro
James Brannen
Leslie Creager
Murray
Baltimore
George Ff
Pittsburg
J. H. Hammersley
Willhide
Creeger
Auto Races into Ditch Kills Chauffeur in Broadway Crash
New York July 14 at 2 30 p m Arthur Daly chauffeur was killed when his auto ran into Interborough excavation on Broadway. Arthur Weisbecker merchant of 641 West 13th street was thrown out and hurt in the accident.
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New York
Arthur Daly
Interborough ‘Excavation
Broadway
Arthur Weisbecker
West One Hundred and Thirteenth Street
Don TS for Trolley Rides Warn of Dangers and Civic Activities
Cautionary notes warn trolley riders to avoid Leaning from cars, near open windows, and jumping from moving vehicles to prevent injuries from passing cars or nearby obstructions. The article then describes The Country Boy and Y M C A efforts through the Interstate Committee of Maryland Delaware and DC to assist country youths by matching them with corresponding members in cities to help with housing, employment, and social support, enabling stable connections rather than encouraging breaking home ties. It ends with details of Mt Pleasant tournament plans for August 9 including knight classes, prizes, speeches by Leo Weinberg and Markell Nelson, Woodsboro band, and dancing from 2 to midnight.
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Country Boy
Young Men's Christian Association
Maryland
Delaware
District of Columbia
Washington
Interstate Committee
Mt. Pleasant
Houck'’s Grove
Leo Weinberg
Markell Nelson
McKaig
Woodsboro
Hopeful Message Promotes ZEMO Dandruff Cure in Frederick
A Frederick druggist promotes ZEMO and ZEMO SOAP as a guaranteed scalp cure. The ad claims dandruff and scalp diseases stem from germs and that conventional salves only hide symptoms. It credits Williamson Drug Store and J. A. Williamson for securing agency and selling the remedy locally.
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America
Williamson Drug Store
ZEMO
Frederick
J. A. Williamson
North Market Street
Clar ence G Roller seeks Frederick County State's Attorney GOP nom
Clarence G Roller of Woodsboro Maryland announces his candidacy for the Republican nomination for the office of State's Attorney for Frederick County. He asks for earnest support by popular vote at the upcoming primary across the county. Jesse F P R Sagey, Office 112 Court Street Frederick Maryland, endorses or records.
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Frederick County
Jesse F P. R. Sagey
Court St
Frederick, Md
Mariidd&ewFtt
Frederick County Republican Nominations Announced
Samuel A. Lewis announces for State's Attorney Frederick County with countywide support sought. John W. Mumford declares candidacy for Judge of the Orphans' Court on the Republican ticket and asks primaries support from Braddock District. William H. Smith announces for Sheriff of Frederick County seeking next primary election votes and countywide backing.
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Frederick County
Orphans’ Court
Jfrederick County
Licket
John W. Mumiford
Braddock District
Frederick County primary election candidate notices
A compact roundup of Republican and Democratic declarations from Frederick County officials and hopefuls. James A. Jones, George T. Roderick, H. Milton Kepauver, William H. Hinks, David M. Whipp, Chas T. Fagan, Guy K. Motter seek party nominations for sheriff, state’s attorney, judge of the Orphans Court, and other posts in the upcoming primaries, pledging support of party and voters.
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Frederick Counts
Isuocracy
James A. Jones
Orphans’ Court
Frederick County
Chas
T. Fagan
Frederick District
Guy K Motter
Feblid&wtir
Frederick County State's Attorney Primary Hopeful Declares Support
A letter from a Frederick County political campaign asks for the support of George R. Dennis Jr and Lewette Et Cetera in the upcoming primary for the Office of State's Attorney for Frederick County. The message emphasizes seeking votes at the forthcoming primary election.
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Virginia
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York, Va
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Parkton, Md
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Thelnta
Norfolk
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Third Street
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C Edwin Kemp
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York, Pa
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Clara Steiner
Samuel Ready School
West Third Street
George C. Moberly
West Patrick Street
Homestead
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Agnes Woll
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Germany
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Woodsboro, Md
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