Frederick County Picnic Season Brings Seasonal Outings
Frederick county hosts a series of village and church picnics through summer. The schedule includes Odd Fellows and Catholic picnics, Lutheran reunions, and reunions at Mt Airy and Braddock Heights. Tournaments are planned in Catoctin Furnace, Burkitsville, and Creagerstown with various organizations each hosting gatherings.
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Frederice
Frederick
Ponita
Odd’ Fellows
Mt. Airy
Bienle
Nee
Yrch . Hall
Catoctin
Furnace
Burkitsville
Governor to Attend Frederick Armory Cornerstone
Governor Goldsborough and his staff are to travel to Frederick in August for the cornerstone laying of the new Frederick Armory. General Macklin promised arrival on August 15 to oversee arrangements and the governor will reside at the executive quarters during the visit. Frederick coal dealers announce an August 1 price rise of 15 cents per ton due to higher costs and a 2.5 percent tax on Pennsylvania coal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Macklin
Armory
Camp Goldscrough
Belair
Charles E. Macklin
Frederick
Phiips Lee Goldsborough
Goldshoroush
Pennsylvania
Markell and Ford
Ira
Riser
JM. Newman and Co
Maryland Brick and Supply Co
W. Cramer
Legal battle looms over Senate nomination via primary
Legal scholars from both parties question if current primary rules allow nomination of short term Senate candidates this year. An appeal to lower courts and then the Court of Appeals is possible to decide if the general election ballot may include short term candidates. Efforts to restrain ballot placement could delay September primary in many counties.
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Court of Appeals
United States Senate
Algo
Holtzman Denies Mulhall Campaign Financing Claim
Holtzman emphatically denies Mulhall’s assertion that funds were received from Mulhall or the National Association of Manufacturers for the Lowndes congressional campaign in 1906. He swore an affidavit before Justice Roemer, stating no contributions were ever made to any campaign in the county or district by Mulhall or the Manufacturers Association.
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Charles
Holtaman
Gumberlind
Senate
Campalenu
Congress
Fathi
Holtzman
Iehairman
Theyld Publican
Mulhall
National Association “of Manufactur
Eye
Lowndes
National Association of Manuacturers
Cme
Pétitien
Byom
M. Mulhall
Lloyd
Frederick
de Victor ‘Myers
Buckeystown Eodateler
le Mars sidenTsin
Ereby
Improvements Planned For Reformed Church Exterior
The Reformed Church on West Church Street will add granite steps on both sides of the existing entry at a cost of at least 1000 dollars. The church consistory approved the front edifice plans drawn by architect B Edward Kepner, with A A Lough to carry out the work, expected to start immediately and finish by August. Elsewhere, All Saints Protestant Episcopal church began resetting stone steps to enhance its appearance.
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Reformed Church
Church
B. Eward Kepner
A. A. Lough
All Saints’ Protestant Episcopal Church
Novel Introduction Offers 60 Doses At Half Price
Dr Howard Company and A L Pearce drug store announce a special introductory offer of 25 cents for a 50 cent size of a noted remedy claimed to cure constipation and dyspepsia. The ad promises 60 doses, a personal guarantee, and refunds if the medicine fails to cure, urging quick response.
Amalgamation steps take shape in party union talks
Senator Jackson chosen chairman amid harmony at Baltimore joint meeting of five party amalgamation committees. They plan a joint August 14 Baltimore mass meeting to reunite the Republican and Progressive parties under one banner with a unified platform. Regents and minor factions discussed, Baldwin factions urged standalone path, while others foresee eventual consolidation.
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Jackson
Harmony
Gol. Baldwin
Hhus
Rennett
Baltimore
Republican Party
WUT Shotis
E. .C. Cartington, Jr
Guten
Pritiele
William P. Ston
Gov Vernon
Charles HK. Schirm
Robert Burton
Schirm
Governor Goldsborough
John B. Manna
J. Kemp Bartlett
Ernest Lyon
Tare ‘Iles R. Schirm
Galen Ju
Tait
Josh P. Byars
Central Committee
Oiling Road Between Frederick and Braddock
The state road commission oils the Frederick Braddock pike with gravel spreaders active. Oil aims to preserve new stretches on the Emmitsburg pike and newly purchased sections, while locals urge oiling old Frederick County roads to maintain long term condition and economy.
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Frederig
Braddock
Son of
Frederick
Jefferson
Knoberdone
Gil
Social World Honors Bride and Groom at Mrs Zimmerman Home
A reception at 235 West Patrick street honored bride Mrs Harry Zimmerman and her groom son, with a birthday tribute to Glenn Zimmerman. Guests included Rev E L McLean, the Zimmermans and family, Ramsburgs, Harper, Levy, Abrecht, and others, plus news of Uriel Davis returning to America with new dance novelties including The Tiger. Davis, a famed Modern dancing innovator, is credited with introducing the Newport horse trot and plans further routines for Bar Harbor.
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Mary Zimmerman
West
Patrick Street
Harry Zimmerman
Glenn
E.L. McLean
Glenn and
Paul
City
Howard Zimmerman
Vada
Milburn
Margaret
Roy Rath
Daysville
J. P. Angleberger
Bloomfield
Ramsburg
Calvin Harper
Gail
Foster Warrenfeltz
Hensonville
Nettie Levy
Middletown
Nelson Jones
Lorraine Woerner
Norma White
Edith Kintz
Mollie Railing
Gerthn
Katie
Madeline Abrecht
Beatrice
Nellie
Viola Stottlemper
Join Abrecht
Uriel Navis
London
America
Port
Bar Harbor
Newport
Mer
Washington, D. C
Pleasant Paragraphs On Those Who Come and Go
Purely personal notices list Mr. Charles Wertheimer spending the day in Baltimore on business. Mrs. M Fallon of Baltimore visits here with relatives. Miss Zulla Reed of Carlisle visits Miss Ruth Cornproput. Mrs. Walter re Zebeler departs for Omnitsburg. Edward C Shepherd from New York vacationing with relatives. Miss Helen Urner heads to Buffalo for several weeks. Miss Ruth Millard of Washington visits Mrs. A. W. Nicodemus Jr. at Buckeystown. Mr. James Murdock of Baltimore visits his aunt Mrs. Margaret Benner. Mrs. D. Hedges returns from Ocean City. Mrs. Millard T. Perry vacations in Baltimore and Atlantic City. Misses Mary Smith and Annie Wasier return from Baltimore. Miss Cora McNinch of Philadelphia visits near Lime Kiln. Mr. Ira Young and children visit his father John R. Young. Mr. Charles Griffin, recently married, returns to the West for insurance work tonight. he will return East in August, and Mrs. Griffin stays here.
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Charles Griffin
Girls To Camp A Week Twelve Camp Fire Members
The Tuscarora Camp Fire Girls of this city plan a weeklong camp at Little Hunting Creek near GaToctin Furnace to be led by Miss Pearl Bader with Edith Albaugh Grace Cline Katharine Pahrney Naomi Haller Martha Kemp Leda Mantz Victoria Marsh Kathrene Rowe Louise Swartz Florence Schley and Irma Wiles. Boy Scouts under Mr Wilson P Smith will accompany them. the party departs Friday with others leaving Saturday morning.
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Little Hunting Creek
Gatoctin
Tuscarora
Pearl “Bader
Guardian
Edith Albaugh
Grace Cline
Katharine Pahrney
Naomi Haller
Martha Kemp
Leda Mantz
Victoria Marsh
Kathrene Rowe
Louise Swartz
Florence Schley
Irma Wiles
Garber and Green dissolve to run baker and livery
Garber and Green announce dissolution of their four year old partnership effective August 1. Green will take over the livery business now, while Garber sells his stake and will assume management of the G. L. Baking Co. starting September 1.
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G. L. Bakery Co
Glenn O. Garber
John L. M. Green
Eugene Sponseller
Pioneer
Garber & Green
Garber
Green
G. L. Baking Co
Property transfers and marriage licenses in Frederick area
Frederick City and Catechin Mt Read Co. to Worthington C. Staley real estate in city. Jacob Rohrback trustee to Mary J. Owens and Sarah A. iowser real estate in county. Charles V. Foie to Mamie D. Foie real estate in county. Marriage licenses issued for McClare Hamilton Haupt and Daisy S. AL Gladhill. Pami C. Crovie and Thamer P. Jones. In Arabia there is a tract of unex por ed territory five times the area of Great Britain.
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Frederick City
McClare Hamilton Haupt
Middletown
Daisy S. AL Gladhill
Rocky Springs
Pami C. Crovie
Johnstown
Thamer P. Jones
Chambersdore
Arabia
Great Britain
Australia
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San Francisco Chronicle
Washington Herald
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Oiling
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Jefferson Pike
Knoxville
Wiener
East Patrick Street
Luray
Vacs
Zulla Reed
Carlisle
Ruth Cornproput
Walter Re Zebeler
East Church Street
Ommitsburg
Edward. C
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N. Y
Ruth Millard
A. W. Nicodemus, Jr
Buckeystown
James Murdock
Margaret Benner
North Market Street
D. Hedges
Rockwell
Terrace
Ocean City
Millard.t. Perry
Montevue Hospital
Atlantic’ City
Annie
Wasier
South Street
Cora McNinch
Philadelphia
McKinney
Ira “Younng
Roanoke
John Wiltom
Frank Enworthy
Meel
May ‘Smith
Garber & Green Dissolve
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Vredérick County
Harry. W. Bowers
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Harry W. Bowers
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Orphans' Court
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