Purely Personal: Martinsburg Social Roundabout Names
The column lists numerous residents and visitors in Martinsburg and nearby towns. It notes Mrs. Mamie Burger in Virginia, Dr. Newton Webb and wife with friends in Frederick, Miss Belle Rozenour in the city, and many other locals and guests from Washington, Baltimore, and surrounding counties visiting relatives or staying at local homes. Institutions mentioned include the State Republican Editorial Association meeting in a Blue Mountain House and various local addresses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mamie Burger
Virginia
William MacGill
Newton Webb
Frederick
L Goldheim
Washington
Bégd McCardell
Roger Dot
P Harover
Belle Rosenour
Baithnore
Ter Brothers
Daozh—Ter
Tiffin
Ohio
Daafe Wittama
South Market Street
Ray Solomon
Cora Herman
Thermas Wolfe
Martinsburg
Wm. J. Siewert
Geler
Rutleéze
Martingberg
W. Va
Ott
North Market Street
F. Fleck
PRR
Republican
Assocision
Biue Mountain House
J. A. Ramsburg
Lester
Susan Elien
Boonsboro
Hese
Mise Ada Day
Ichard
Dey
Adam
Mary Helee Howe
Frank Howe
Emily Cookson
Gunichen Algo
Jeskson
Baltimore
Gao
C. Ferberchaw
Washington, D. C
de. Webb
East Second Street
Purbershew
Ofice Et
Tex News
Aus
Industrial centers Top Europe Glasgow Manchester and Birmingham
Brief items note Europe’s leading industrial hubs Glasgow Manchester and Birmingham with mention of German engine drivers earning gold and £360 annually in South Africa. Reports cover floods in Ulster, a monument inscription at Antle, and assorted local society and meeting notices with scattered archival references.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glasgow
Manchester
Birmingsdale
Europe
Ireland
Les Amis
Atloust
London
Chesse
Apothecaries’ Garde
Sr . Rosne
Spoth- Bries
Republicans Set County Primaries as Central Committees Unite
Frederick County Republicans forge unity after long factional splits as central committees name September primaries and a county nominating convention. A Crawford County ballot plan is discussed to decide clerkship nominations, with dates and polling sites set across the district.
Democratic Primaries in Frederick County Conclude Delegates Named
Democrats in Frederick County held a large primary meeting across districts on Saturday to select delegates for the county convention. The Frederick district meeting opened at 2 PM at the Court House with Charles N Bareet presiding as chair of the Democratic County Central Committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Republican Party
Frederick County
Tme
State Central Committee
Repubblican
Harmond Urner
Socaly
Grner
Brepe
Discesbier
Noreed
Buckeystown
Olklock
Frederick—City
Middletown
Radyts
Creazerstown
Creagerstown
Emmitsburg
Gelwick’s
Catoctin—Grove
Urbana
J. GC. Eide’s
Léverty Engine
New Market
Mogara Coach Factory
Hiuvera
Deerfield
Woodsboro
Petersville
Mr. Plessant
Mit Flessant
Deferon
Mechanicstown
Jecsan
Biddie
Jonnevile
Woodville
Wilson’s
Linganore
Unionville
Lewistown
Cramer's
Puscarora
Barkitteville
Barkittayilis
Callar
Elmer J. Smith
Motter Central Committee
Haffner Central Committee
Motter Committee
Frederick
Crayford
Hill
Serarchey
Ine C Motier
Efeat
Des. Maries
Crawford County
Frederick District Centre
Law
John C. Motter
Marlon Faubel
Jacob Rehrback
Jacob D. J. Nelson
William Ausbergser
George Easterly
Augustus Ebert
Queen H. Worthington
George
Rodock
Fr. Rhodes
Af. E. Getrendanber
J. William Baegkusrn
F. Thomas
John Hergesheimer
Moherly
Coaries Fraley
Charles B. Gaver
Simeon Bast
H. Doreey Etchizon
G. Borking Horgan
J. Roger McSherry
Zbhomag Brightwell
George Wenz
J. E. Wood, Jr
Charles ©. Fisher
Mr. &Ehmiat
Frederick Nelson Srose
Schmidt
Haan
Tay
Lisyd Ff
MacGui
Saaid
Worthingon
Chsstras Fisher c
Abov
West End
Democratic Club
Comine
Delegetes
State and Judiciary
Court House
Charlies N Bareet
Democratic County Central Committee
Charles & Fishar
Workman Injured by Falling Embankment at Local Quarry
John Windsor Carman employed at Frederick City Beich Works was injured Saturday morning when an embankment collapsed while he dug clay near the elevator building. He was nearly buried under earth, lifted into a cart, and taken to his lodging on West Saints Street where he suffered from the accident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bessatha Bankana
John Windsor
Frederick City
Beich Works
Windsor
A‘ Saints
Arrests in Frederick County Wildlife and Assault Cases
Deputy Game Warden George Stroup arrests Jake Hall for violating wildlife laws. Hall pleads guilty to killing a stray squirrel. First county arrest by local wardens, with potential further actions. Fox and gray squirrel restrictions extend to August 15 in Frederick County. In a separate incident Thomas Myers, saloon keeper, strikes James Spriggs in self defense, warrant issued for hearing before Magistrate White. Another case notes Alice Crammel assaulting Addie Brown. warrant issued and $50 bond set to keep peace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George EL Stroup
Pearl
Jake Hall
Frederick
Hal
Thaddeus M
Game Protective Association
Fox
Gray
Frederick County
Died on the Roadside Near Unity Montgomery County
Charles Thomson about fifty was found dead on the road near the James Townend farm in Montgomery county. He had worked at a threshing job in Howard county the day before and rode home despite illness, dying on the roadside with a coat placed under his head. An inquest returned a verdict of death from natural causes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Thomson
James Townend
Sunchine
Montgomery County
Howard County
Unity
de. Spurrier
Bear Brighton
Sunshine
Thomas Leishear
Leonard Weer, Jr
Brookwilte
Naturel Fox
Advertised Batters Lot in Advertised Inga in Ed Letters
The notice lists several individuals by name including Winnie Brubaker Mary Grummert Hallie Grose Jennie Mass and others as not called for within two weeks. If unclaimed these may be sent to the dead letter office. The misspelled and fragmented text indicates a standard post office advertisement of unclaimed mail or letters mentioning recipients and deadline.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
le ‘Hansen
Win
Leprs Lier
Iiss
Winnie Brubaker
Mary Grummert
Hallie Fi Grose
Try
Miner
Ade
Pheka
Jennie Mass
Republican Editors Association Meeting In Maryland
The Republican Editorial Association of Maryland meets today at the Blue Mountain House. James Albert Clarke, editor of the Laurel Free Press, resigns as president to retire from journalism, with Ben Brooke of the American Sentinel Westminster likely to be elected president at the meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Republican Editorial Association of
Maryland
Biue Mountain House
James Albert Clarke
Laurel Free Alll
Ben Brooke
American Santix
Westminster
Seabrooke
Record Catch in Potomac Waters Weighs 38.5 Pounds
Warren George W. Masssmore reports that Dr. W. Mastamore of Washington caught a 38.5 pound sea bass near Weverton a week ago. The catch, an impressive daily record, suggests protective laws in Potomac waters are showing benefits for anglers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren George W. Masssmore
Ber Ban
Washington
Atomse
Weverton
Mastamore
Potomac
Meeting of United Fire Company on July 3 and August 1
President McGul plans a meeting to act on an invitation from Weynesboro Pennsylvania to participate in a women’s gemomozization demonstration set for July 3 and August 1 and 2. Many fremen favor attending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fhe Unitede
McGul
United Fire Company
Weynesboro
Tha Chy
Cyclist Lawson Reported Convalescent After Typhoid Fever
Cycler Lawson known as The Terrible Swede, who raced at the recent bicycle meet, is convalescent in Arlington with typhoid fever. He is under care of Dr Ba Gesty and was reported yesterday as improving. A planned marriage in Washington was to take place this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawson
John Lawson
Ba_ Gesty
Tay
Senator Weilllogic Discharges From Room Briefly
The senator could leave his room and move about the horse though he is unlikely to visit Washington today. He was able to dictate to his secretary and attend to correspondence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Setter
Weilllogic
Wagnington
Robbery Strikes Waylaid Individual Near Worthing
Jerry Wickes of Worthing was paid on Saturday evening and was robbed on the road by two unknown men who relieved him of 250 dollars. The incident occurred as he traveled near the city. Police are investigating and seeking information about the suspects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jerry Wickes
Worthing
Nora
Waste Then
Widow Jemima Sanks Paralyzed at Sister's Home
Paralyzed widow Mrs. Jemima Sanks, widow of Abner Sanke, was stricken at her sister Afra E. Sams home near Tramaville in the county on Friday last. Advertisers tout Hood's Sarsaparilla promising pure blood and restored appetite.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jemima Sanks
Abner Sanke
Afra
E. AL Sams
Tramaville
Poisoned Man Seeks Help After Facing Ills Near Hamburg
Mr. Frank Linton of near Hamburg, this county, visited Frederick this morning to consult a physician about poisoning affecting his face.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Linton
Hamburg
Frederick
Folsoning
Portrait of Mr Chae Ely in Gallandet College faculty group
The July Contala issue of Review of Reviews features a portrait of Mr Chae R Ely from Frederick as part of Gallandet College faculty group.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Honorea
Review of Reviews
Large Sabbath Attendance Across Churches In The County
Sunday services drew large crowds at many houses of worship. Rev. Edward Hinks of Leesburg and Rev. Hoy Osborne Ingie exchanged equalis yesterday. St John’s St Paul Lutheran churches preached sermons and farewells were given as a new pastor planned for Manor charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jaze Austen
Turbide
New York City
Dorothea Lynde Dix
Pila Thromist
Trenton
Worcester
Mass
Edward Payson Roe
Cew
Cornwall
Anthe Hudson
Joseph Hartwell Rilhame
Mare Ded St Augusta
Edward Hinks
Leesburg
Hoy
Osborne Ingie
The
Reformed Church
M. P
Buckeystown
Webster MM
Strayer
St. John
Gtrand
St. John’s
Girand
Luther Kuhlman
Evangelical Lutheran Church
Nek
Arthur Carty
Lutheran Theological Bominary
Lancaster
Trinity ME. Church
South
U Samuel
Epworth League
Leonard
St. Jamen’ Lutheran Church
Pau
Methodist Episcopal Church
Presbyterian Church
T. Freeman Dixon
Professor Smith
Mesars
Sowera
Carty
Hendrickson
Luther
John Henry Newmar
Missionary Society
St John's Reformed Church
Hackeys
Isaac Mot
Linnis Erely
Geo. W
Edith Thomas
Jeusie Wellen
Wm. G. Hausser
Douh's
This County
George W. Miler
Baltimore
Hec
Luther Eubiman
Rey
Dr. Harry C. Jones Develops New Boiling Point Apparatus
Dr. Harry C. Jones of Hopkins University unveils a new apparatus described in the July issue of the American Chemical Journal. It measures the boiling point of solvents or solutes below two hundred degrees with error down to two one thousandths of a degree centigrade. Prominent scientists in Germany France and America note the device as a superior form reducing experimental error.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry C. Jones
H.C. Jones
Hopkins Gatvarsity
American Chemical Journal
Germany
France
America
Hopkins
Jones
Fine Apples Presented to Sheriff Office
Deputy Crum brought apples from his home near Liberty to Mr. Butler Staley of the sheriff's office. Judge Grinder of the Orphans Court sampled the apples and pronounced them very fine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Crum
Liberty
Butler Staley
Sheriff's Office
Judge Grinder
Orphans’ Court
Dog Recovered Then Recaptured by City Pound
Mr. Frank Sheffield paid one dollar Saturday to recover his dog from the city pound after the animal had been taken there. The dog disappeared again and has not yet been found.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Sheffield
Satarday
Baltimore and Ohio to run summer excursions to Atlantic City area
The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad launches popular tours to Atlantic City Caps Aisy Sea Isle City and Ocean City Md and Niagara Falls with stopovers. First trip set for Thursday July including daylight ride and returns via Washington with reasonable round trip fares from Frederick Hagerstown and other stations. Tickets available through B O agents and the Royal Blue Line Tourist Office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlantic City
Baltimore
Outo
Caps Aisy
Sea Isle City
Ocean City
Tauraday
Washington
Frederick
Fagerstown
Philadelphie
Lake Tral
B&o
Rockville
Brunswick
Hagerstown
Harpera Ferry
Shenandoah Daaction
Schryver
Balithnore
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Sam Keefer
Er. B
Fredick County Partners
David Y. Tier
Berk Woods
Triretty
Agria Park
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J. E.R. Wood, Jr
Democratic Prinarles
Thomas Myers
Billimore and Ohio Depot
James Spriggs
Mr. Myers
Spriges
Alice Crammell
Addie Brown
Second Street
Hood
Gaver
M. L. Gaver
Prederick
Elietton
Bsonsboro Times
Fred
Founda
John Hendrickson
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George Haguiorn
Patrick Street
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Athletic Park
Braddeek
A. B. Hergott
Niagera Palle
Lebigo Valley
Rodoce & Neidie
Rover
Persios
Mele
China
Hodock
Nrydig
A. T. Rice & Sone, Eee
Fstasuszey
A. T. Rie & Sona
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Telephone
F. W. Staub
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James E. Walker
Walker
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Jas, Hy Wares & Co
Doll Brothers
G. Gandiers
Japan
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J. Remsbue
Jorx J. Remsburg
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