Frederick Welcomes Firemen As State Convention Opens
The Frederick community extends warm welcome to volunteers from Maryland and nearby states gathering for the eleventh annual Maryland State Firemen’s Association convention. The piece praises Frederick’s fire companies, notes ten years of the association’s growth, and anticipates continued influence and progress in volunteer fire protection nationwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland
State Firemen’s Association
Frederick
Volanteer
Maryland politics and a governor race rumor
Contemporary comment notes the Maryland political scene with a jab at campaign cash as the best lifebuoy for candidates. It highlights Senator Williams of Garfield County and his influence in the Republican Gubernatorial nomination, after attending the Deer Creek Farmers' Club meeting on Saturn Spy and resolving doubts about his gubernatorial intentions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stevenson A. Williams
Garford County
Deer Creek
Merits of Labor Welfare and Avoiding Strikes
The Baltimore Sun editorial urges American workers to pursue their interests without demands that provoke strikes. It warns against policies harming employers or deterring investment, arguing prudent labor benefits workers in the long run and recalling Mr. Straus on workers bearing the costs of industrial unrest.
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The
Washington Post
Ite
Minutes of Merriness Jokes and Parlor Quips
A collage of wry 19th century quotes featuring witty exchanges at social events. Bits include a wife and doctor exchange about practice, a dinner party quip on Matilda Jenkin's cooking, a coming out gown joke with a pun, and a weather forecast jab contrasting old rural wit with modern bureau methods.
The Voice and the Campaign Cobly
A compilation of editorial snippets from major papers lampooning political slogans and labor issues. It notes Pennypacker and Pickled Peppers, calls horror at national calamities, and weighs dangers in labor organization and industrial inflation.
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The
Chicago Tribune
Kansas Ciey
North Topeka
Des Moine
Moments With The Muse The After Part
Poem fragment describes domestic toil and humor as speaker clashes with an aunt about house cleaning and matting. The piece blends household mishaps with reflections on truth in pictures and idealized rural life, ending with a wistful hope for honesty in art.
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Firemen's Meet Opens With a Monster Parade
Fire chiefs from Maryland and neighboring states gathered in Frederick for the Maryland State Firemen's Association eleventh annual meeting. Despite rain, trains and streets were crowded as Annapolis, Cumberland, Baltimore veterans and many city companies paraded to headquarters. The parade featured various bands, fire engines, and brigades moving in three divisions, followed by contests scheduled for tomorrow including hose races, book and ladder events, steam engine contests and a prize drill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland
Pointe
Frederick
Cumberland Fire Department
Chamberboarg
N. O. B R- Depot
Veteran Volunteer Firemen's Association of
Baltimore
Fifth Regiment
Market Street
Wm. M. Crimminos
Maryland State Fremen's Association
Ww. Stckles
Venice
Maryland State Firemen's Association
Augustus Albert
Volandeer Firemen's Association
Maryland State Firemen’s Association
East Second Street
South Market Street
Maryland School For the Deaf
East Church Street
M. N. Nusz
D. J. Markey
John Wilson
Timera
Geo. W. Smith
J. Francis Smith
Ira J. McCardy
M. WN. Nuez
0. P. Smith
W. D. Lipps
Alvin Doering
H. H. Brish
George Topper
D. H. Kolb
W. A. Winebroner
Henry Abbott
J. Roger McSherry
George Wetner
Walter Saunders
W. H. Shipley
Frank Stokes
J. Bion Firestone
F. T. Rhodes
W. O. Fisher
E.S. Lichelberger
M. F. Perry
Chanies Wertheimer
State Firemen’s Association
South Camberland Band Parade Details Highlight Local Groups
The article lists multiple Maryland and Massachusetts fire companies and bands including South Camberland with 20 members, Moscow Band with 90 members, and Lomaconing Sliver Cornet Band with 25. It notes handsome hose parade carriages drawn by horses and command details under Capt. Matthew Degnan and others, reflecting a regional pageant of civic bands and fire companies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yellow Springs
F. E. Co
Frederick
George W. Shipley
McCauley
Concers
Cumberland Hose Co
Cumberland
Ospe
O. J. Herpock
Pioneer Hose Co
Cumberland, Md
W. F. White
Martinsburg
W. Va
Shepherdstown
Relay Volunteer Fire
St. Dennie
Denton Volunteer Fire Company
Denton
Charlestown
J. C. Holmes
Quarnet
Rescue Peninteer Fire Company
Annapolis
Laurel
Ocean City
South Camberland
Camberland
F. G. Fieckenstein
South Camberland Hove Co
Matthew Degnan
Moscow
Friendship Hose Co
Chapal Hill Hose Co
Camberlana
Arlington Volunteer Company
Ar- Hogton
Water F. E
BH. &.J. Company
Manchester
Reception committee list advances local event plans
A lengthy lineup of committee members chaired by De L. T. McGill Jr outlines participants for an upcoming civic gathering. Notables include Joseph W. Gaver Judge John A. Lynch Col Ira Tyler Fred J. Nelson Col L. Hersperger J. B. Tyson David A. Castle Hiram M. Keefer George W. Vanfoosen David Kolb N. Lochner John H. Bennett and many others across public service and business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H. Lampe
W. A. Winebrener
George W. Shipley
William C. Birely
Alvis Doering
Warren Taylor
Local Notes Highlight Community Events and Visits
County correspondence from Rocky Springe reports Mr. David Main of Edgewood recovering from indigestion with Dr Haffoer attending. A large Children’s Day service at the chapel featured a detailed program of songs, recitations, and sermons. Various residents, reunions, and visits across Red Hill Avery and Sew Market sections are noted, including travels of Miss Ossie Ponoten and Mrs. Hoffmaster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rocky Springe
David Main
Edgewood
T. Haffoer
Frederick
K. H. M. Goteail
Mollie Bimnes
New Market
Jane
D. H. Shook
Lulu Shook
Estella Kemp
Jesus
Martha Ackerman
Temperance Apéech
Raymond Goneo
Crown Jeens King
Amy Shook
Mrs. Elis Grove
Flower Angel
Abba Forney
Finnbeam
Olite Stup
Lambe
Mary Kemp
Miss Mollia Himes
Christ Is King
Miss Loreane Barrick Visiting in Baltimore
A short note lists Miss Loreane Barrick visiting Baltimore and Miss Mary Lakin from near Frederick visiting Miss Nellis Cramer. It mentions a church service planned for Sunday evening June 14 at 8 o'clock with a program in preparation. Wm Beckey and wife from near town visited John Etzler's family on Sunday. Zod Smith improved his residence with a paint coat. Mrs. Wm Plummer has returned home after visiting Centerville with her daughter. Champbells Colic Cholera and Diarrhea Remedy is touted as reliable and pleasant and sold by A L Pearre.
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Loreane Barrick
Baltimore
Mary Lakin
Frederick
Nellis Cramer
M. E
Wm. Beckey
John Etzler
Zod.Smith
Wm. Plummer
Oronice
Centerville
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Pennsylvania
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Philadelphia Record
Dix
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Firemen’s Meet
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UO. P. Levy
City Register
Edward A. Gittinger
E O. Shepherd
F. F B. Tyeryar
Broderick
Independent Hose Co
George Wallace
Fifth Regiment Band
Hornea
Fourth Regiment
Sons of Veterans Association
Salisbury Fire Co
Salisbury
Will Colling
Westminster
Henry E Sheeffer
Union Bridge
Union Bridge Fire Company
Aberdeen Volunteer Fire Company
Aberdeen
Drum Corpe
Columbia
F. E. Go
Alexandria
Citizens’ Fire Company
Charleetown
Walkersville
Hampstead
John A. Schuell
Pikesvile
Pikesville
Snow Hill
Pocomoke City
Susqushanna Hose C Co
Havre de Grace
Hamilton Volunteer Fire Co
Baltimore County
Goodwill Fire Company
Lenaconing
Thowes Allen
Luray Fire Company
Lossy
Janeytons Volunteer Fire Co
Handsome
A. Eliot
Alphe Fire Company
Litsiontown
Han’vors
John Riechstein
Water Witch Hook and Ladder Co
Slngeriy
Brenner
United
Charles Moo
Hagan
Marshal
Cumberland Valley Hose Co
Chambersburg
Forsman
Shensbrough
Hope Hose Company
Chamborsburg
Friendship Hose Comany
G. Foot
Ronsa Hook and Ladder Company
Winchester
Washington
D. C
Berkley Fire Department
Berkley
J. B. Jones
Thurmont
Catonsville
Joseph W. Gaver
F. E Co
North Market Street
Priza
Inna
William M. Crimmins
Joseph W. Geyer
Robert A. Bennett
J. Bayers Rice
Jacob Rohrback
John Hersh’ A, B. Suem
Lloyd T. "MacGill, Jr
Jomhen J. Dill
Geo. ‘Wallace
Wm. A. Sim
James McSherry
Independent Hosa Co
Eee
John C. Motter
Janitor & F. BE. Co
Red Hill
Ossie Ponoten
Buckeystown
Katie
Ella Remsberg
Hoffmaster
Orontse
Washington County
W. Z. Remsaberg
Whit-Mondsay
W. Z. Remsberg
John Thomas
Martin Hemp
Daniel Shaft
Harry Frye
B. F. Zimmerman
Hester Gelabert
Elia Remsberg
Blanche Frye
Iva
Elia Shaft
Madge
Nellie Kemp
Delia Zimmerman
Menora
Clinton Remsberg
George Smith
Silas Murray
Elmer Willard
Tven Thomas
Roger Shaft
Avery
Amy Belt
John Howard
Eschinon
Laura Holland
Goldie Holland
Redland
Fraley
Flint Hill
Ida Keys
George Shaw
Hubert Adamson
Gaithersburg
Robert Adamson
James Barnsley
Beulah
George Cashell
Otnsy
Walter Mills
Millis
Virgie Belt
Oolestilis
Hazel Cashell
Sandy Springs
Frask Fraley
Back Lodge
Bai
Waresinn
Aynes
Charles Utz
S. H. Usz
Ohio
German Baptist Church
Mim Louise
Montco
Eileen Macy Ant
John Semen
Chem
Apent Sundey
Uprederick County Nat'l Bank
Freepenice County
National Bank
Pleesans Hill
Mary Kelley
Broad Run
Howard M. Huffer
Mesars
Misa Carrie Biser
Jefferson
MT. Pleasant
A.thomas
Tiamsville
Champberlain
A. L. Pearre
Frederick Counts
Rebecca Claegete Morteacee
John J. Cutrail
Susan F. Cotsall
Escars of
Bales
Italy
Cman
Frederick County
Douglass B. Hargett
Frederick Co
F.C. Norwood
Financial
Baxen, Ware & CO
Bankeebb
South ST. Saltmore, MD
General Banking
Towxsixn Sook & Sos
Bankers and Baokers
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