Brief Bits From The City News The Hussar Band Parade
The excursion over the Balthnore at Ohio Stairlvoad yesterday took 114 pelanys from the city. It went to Washington and A1 to Balthnore. The Hussar Band paraded the streets this morning and gave a concert in front of The News office. Col George R Ash auditing the books for the closing year of former Register of Wills William B Catshall. A special meeting of the Independent Ieee Compete to be held this evening to act on the death of Mr Niles Abreght. Grayson L Staley erecting a fast modestered brick dwelling on Rock Nerm ee in Mésara. Architects Messara Ahuame and Leber of York. Contractor Mr. Martie Kemp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Washington
Balthnore
Hussar
Jesse Jamies Wild
Cornellat
George R. Ash
Annayo‘No
Register of Wills
William B.catshall
Ieee
Ee Lock
Niles Abreght
Grayson -1L- Staley
Will Erect Bungalows in Frederick Braddock Colony Scene
The Redddock Building and Development Company plans to sell to B. Evard Kepner of Braddock Heights Maryland three lots on Jefferson Boulevard for the near future. He will erect three bungalows on East Third Street in Frederick as part of the Braddock colony. Kepner has designed several cottages already built at Braddock Heights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Redddock Building
B. Evard ‘Kepner
Thia
Jefferson, Boulevard
Braddock Heights
Maryland
Iredarick
East Third Street
Frederick
Braddock Colony
Hraddock Heights
Wagon Accident On Jefferson Farm Injures Several
On a farm near Jefferson Mrs. C. E. Lakin reported a Saturday morning incident involving a wagon tipping or overturning while David M. Soudet was hauling. Harry Katne and George Keethe were aboard, with guards and onlookers present as workers assessed injuries and damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. E. Lakin
Jefferson
David M. Soudet
Weant ‘Mesarp
Harry’ Katne
George Keethe
Blank districts set for tax assessments and appointed observers
The article outlines a scheduled distilling task into eight assessment districts, with two state appointees and a county official overseeing each district. It lists district boundaries from Middletown to Jackson and names appointed assessors and key figures guiding the process.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thies
Cdningelis Middletown
Poterevie
Burkittsvie
Branswick
Chiles AL
Willian
Bussird
Amert S. J Ginsburg
David JL
Hoetkexy
M. It
Rice
Bk. McGardnés
Boxer
Whbin
Keller
Woodshore
Jounaville
Tillgpore
John 1
Galthier
Hy Lee Stoner Ehner M. Poweth
Edward J. Stttely
Edecar Aa Norris
Esenon
Creuzerstown
Einumilisburg
Amn
MeGhanicstown
Chrigthin Zncharlas
Lewis
Ogle
Allen Reltler
John
Matthews
God
Holt
Axgexmmont
Mt. Mensant
Lewistown
Ture Caverns
Braddock
Walkernville
Carpenter
Jehan
HH. Pow
Charles J
Anglebergers
G Iva Tilmer
George D. Mu
Advertised Letters in Frederick Post Office 1910
The Frederick post office lists letters held for pickup as of Saturday July 16 1910. To claim, applicants must request advertised letters within two weeks or they are sent to the dead letter office. May’s List includes Rev. Jo AV Boal Brown Mfg Co Philip Covell Wm Feast Louis Robinson Harry Shaffer J Lanixe List Miss Phelan Min Mary Poole Mrs P N Weller.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick Cite
May
Jo AV. Boal
Brown Mfg. Co
Philip Covell
Wm. Feast
Louis Robinson
Harry Shaffer
J Lanixe
Miss ‘Phelan
Min
Mary Poole
Mra
P. N. Weller
Frederick Tennis Club Defeats Adamstown In Local Match
A Saturday contest on Enat Phitd Street courts featured Frederick Tennis Club defeating Adamstown. Doubles partners Mc Quilkin Da Grange and Carroll Hendrickson played against Dr. Hume and Harry Hull with Frederick winning by a comfortable margin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Enat
Visiting Nurse Casey Reports Frederick Branch Week
Miss Casey, visiting nurse for the Frederick Branch of the Society for the Prevention and Relief of Tuberculosis, filed weekly results for the week ending Saturday July 16 1910. She made fifty one calls and added one new patient to her hat while two new calls were received. A two day visit to Baltimore reduced Frederick visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Casey
Frederick
Society For the Prevention and Relief of Tuberculosis
Baltimore
Performances by Missee Coxe and Kegel At Braddock Heights Casino
Missee Coxe and Kegel, famed aerialists, will stay this week at Braddock Heights Casino. They will perform daily with an afternoon and an evening show, delivering difficult feats to large crowds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coxe
Kegel
Lykaters
Braddock Heights
Reprinted Article Praised by The Baltimore Star
An item notes a piece originally published in THs News on Thursday by Nihifer Bell of Frederick about women archists and Major League players. The Baltimore Star printed the article Saturday, praising its merit and unique presentation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ths
Nihifer Bell
Frederick
Baltimore Star
Local News Fragments From The City
Fragmentary OCR reads about residents and a postmaster in a city area. Mentions Rone and Mrs W Irving Person, Becon Street, and a sick improving condition. The text is garbled with stray punctuation and misread names, offering limited readable facts and no clear events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rone
Bert Dowels
Wes
W. Irving
Mélvin
Braddock Heights Song Service Draws Large Crowd
Large crowd fills the Braddock Heights auditorium despite bad weather for an evening song service. Rev. Robert Downing was absent. F Clayton spoke on "A lonely pony from the mount" and a solo of The Holy City was performed with violin obligato. Braddock Heights Band conducted by Prof Irving Bigger closed with a concert.
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Auditorium East
Auditorum
Braddock Heights
Smt
Robert’ Downing
Alek Tien
Ayton
Holy City
Misa Priening
Braddock . Heights
Ir- Ving. &. Biger
Inheritance and Property Matters in Carmiace Orphans Court
The Carmiace Orphans Court conducts business on all day, recording funds from estate inventories and sales. It lists tenancies, real estate transfers, and accounts for estates including M. Aplinvoh and Walter Kandle, with notices of pending real estate and personal property sales and final distributions in several cases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Circuit and
Rena
Harp
Arthur
Willard
Kawa’ EB
Colyer
Eatante
Amainda
Elizabeth
Maserrot
Walter Kandle
Joie
Dokehea
Carmiace Licenbes
Millikan” Pogie
Weap Libserty
Clara
Elle Varnes
Porters
Carroll County
Joh. M. Tell
Lewis M. Matter
Margaret Elizabeth
Tatmpe
Admirlet Intrix
J Menry Lampe
Pirat
Marin Kelner
Win
Kelser
Les
Hed
Distri Ion Snunde
Will of Sheriff Clark Le Parcel Reveals Unusual Provisions
The will, from Manchester Virginia, names widow Bertha Parcel to remarry and manage the estate for her life. After her death the Clark Parcel Home for Aged and Indigent White Women of Frederick County is to fund poor relief and education for adopted children. The estate is valued at about $100,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clark Pareult Home
Frederick County
Law's grip on Frederick ends in six months
Paul Shear was arrested for vagrancy on Saturday by Officer Dronenburg. Committed to jail by Justice Eckstein for the night, he was ordered to leave the town but returned and was re-arrested. He again faced jail and this morning Justice Eckstein sent him to the House of Correction for six months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Paul Shear
Dronenburg
C. Eckateto
Ro Pleasant
Dronen
Pirg
Eckstein
House of Correction
Funeral for Mary Margaret Murray Held in Fengaville
The funeral proceeded yesterday at 1 pm in St. Luke's Lutheran Church Fengaville conducted by Rev. Arthur G. Null. Floral tributes arrived from friends. Pallbearers named were William Howard Milton Houck David Derr Paul Bimpeos George Trundle Lloyd Culler. Burial followed at Mt. Olivet Cemetery with H. B. Etchison serving as funeral director.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Margaret Murray
St. Luke's Lutheral Church
Fengaville
Arthur G. Null
William Howard
Milton Houck
David Derr
Paul Bimpeos
George Trundle
Lloyd Culler
Mt. Olivet
H.B. Etchison
Mates Iy
Traveling Pipe of Peace Set for Chippewa Tribe Meeting
The meeting of the Chippewa Tribe Improved Order of Bed Heaton on July 28 promises unusual interest. A traveling pipe of peace will be presented to the tribe by the Wyoming Tribe of Uniontown Carroll County, with the pipe passed to each tribe for about a month before final presentation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heaton
Wyoming Tribe
Uniontown
Carroll, County
Match Game Tonight
Fractured OCR text references a game night with unclear details. The readable items mention a match or game, likely in a locale with clerks and court house, but no verifiable names, dates, or outcomes are present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Braddod
Schock
Classified Ad Offers Quick News Results
A fragment notes that placing a small advertisement in the News can yield fast, effective results for buying selling renting or disposing of items. It urges readers to use ads for desired outcomes and mentions cost.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tesulta
Annie Mitchell in Court After Laundry Theft Case
Annie Mitchell, colored resident of til rburgh, stands charged with stealing Mrs. Everhart’s laundry. She was arrested after a chase spanning twenty five miles, brought before Justice C. Hoekatelp, and remanded in defait with 500 dollars bail for a hearing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phevesares
Mina
Annte Mitchell
Everhart
Annie Wan
Mitchall
Mary
Tanes
Rane
Amite Mitchell
Annie
Carter
Tommy
Sunnyside
Mountyille
Mimself
Jock Holmes
Miks Mitchell
Buck
Teds
Amakhig
Eleutt
Haute
Anioueruiin
Rocke Rond
Phic
C. Hoekatelp
Mitchel
Anne
Misa Mitcheh
Milskin
Dean Rwitta
Yale
A. Tuab
Willing to Arbitrate Water Dispute in Hagerstown
Mayor J McP Scott proposes arbitration to settle differences between the city and Washington County Water Company. He asks for a conference to submit issues to arbitration and suggests a three person panel be expanded to six, including the Mayor and five Councilmen, to represent the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ity Council
Hagerstown
Ugsinet
Washington County Water Company
Tthe
J. McP. Scott
Ats
Jennie Smith to Lead 29th Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Reunion
Jennie Smith known as the Little Mother of the Railroad will preside over the twenty-ninth annual reunion of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad operatives. The event on July 28 at Island Park Harper’s Ferry will be the largest yet with special trains bringing families and friends from east of the Ohio to the site.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jennie Smith
Baltimore
Ohio
Island Park
Harper's Kerry
Harper's Erry
Seals Placed in Lake at Martinsburg Quarry
A pair of seals believed to be from Alaskan waters now reside in a big lake near the abandoned quarries of the Standard Limestone Co. south of Martinsburg. Local bathers recently discovered the unusual animals, about one or two days ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martinaburg
Aga
Big Lake
Standard Limestone’ Co
Martinsburg
Maryland banks seek designation as postal savings depositories
Maryland banks including The First National Bank of Frostburg Sykesville National Bank and the Second National Bank of Hagerstown have communicated with Washington officials requesting designation as postal savings depositories.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland
National Bank of
Bank ledger and faulty note of sale amid midyear retail drive
A scanned page shows bank cash balances and signatures alongside an advertisement promising clearance of spring stock. It notes cash on hand and deposits, with a cashier attesting to accuracy, and an official witness stamp dated in July. The ad touts aggressive sales of wash wear and linen suits at fixed prices, stressing no price haggling and a decisive closing out of clothing lines.
Local Democratic Letter Advocates Frederick City Candidacy
A letter to Democratic friends in Frederick City urges support for a candidate for Congress from Allegany and Frederick regions. It praises moderate means, asks for endorsement, and promises to work to relieve local debt and aid residents. Mentions a public appearance by a prospective congressman at a U B Picnic and other events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Freder
Lowik
Allegany
Tos
Phey
Congress
Washington DW
Erick
Kent
United States
Frederick
Bergice
Picnic Train Fare Draws Twenty Cents Rounds
Local notice urges attendees to Burkhart's Grove for July 23. Train departs promptly from Market and Fourth streets. Round trip fare listed as twenty cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burkhart's Grove
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A. G. Storr
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C.E
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Picnie
Tablet Lime & Stone Co
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Annie Mitchell
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EL. M. KB
Quebec
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