City bids invited for 12 inch water line to Frederick
William H Boardman Philadelphia engineer urges bidding for 12 inch pipe and fittings to improve water service. Plans sent to Mayor Schell with local contractors notified. Line will run parallel to eight inch main and feed the city mains rather than reservoir directly. Proposals review ends Thursday at 2 pm. Construction time projected up to six months. Reservoir repairs awarded to Valetite Company of Philadelphia have begun and materials shipped. Water level cautiously lowered with plans to fully drain the basin and consider a drainage outlet in future work.
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William H. Boardman
Philadelphia
Schell
Eno
Frederick
Engineer Boardman
Tuscarora
Fishing Creek
Sealet
Tet-Inch Junction
Boardman
Wil
Valeatite Company
Tyergar
Tyeryar
Board of Aldermen
City of Frederick
City Register
Board of Aldermen of
Walnut St
Soldier Stone Captured After Pursuit At Frederick Junction
Army recruit Toke Stone was arrested at a resort near Frederick Junction after a chase that ended at the dry bridge. Deputy Dutrow led the arrest as Stone and comrade Michael Forbes faced charges for resisting an officer with a hearing set before Judge John Francis Smith tonight.
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Toke Stone
United States Army
Frederick Junction
Stone
Michael Forbes
Frederick
Sheriff's Office
Dutrow
Dry Bridge
John Francis Smith
Real estate transfers in Brunswick Thurmont and county
William A Wood and wife transfer real estate in Brunswick and other consideration. John H L Crawmer deeds property in county to James K P and Mary C Crawmer for 600 dollars. Morris A Birley and wife sell real estate in Thurmont for 3600 dollars to Daniel Flory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William A Wood
Ernest Day
Brunswick
John H. L. Crawmer
James K. P
Mary C. Crawmer
Morris A. Birely
Daniel Flory
Thurmont
Among the Sick in Frederick Area
A Frederick area notice reports residents ill or being treated. Mrs. Lewis Tomlin of West South Street is on the sick list. Mrs. Oliver D. Best receives care at City Hospital. Mrs. Eugene Sponseller, operated on in a Baltimore hospital, is recovering well.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Lewis Tomlin
West South Street
Oliver D. Best
City Hospital
Eugene Sponseller
Baltimore
Window Cracked by Brick at Weinberg Shoe Store
A large pane in the front window of David Weinberg’s shoe store on North Market Street was cracked when struck by a brick thrown by a boy. The notice also promotes Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy as a widely trusted medicine available from all druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Weinberg
North Market Street
Chamberlain
Funerals Held For Peter J Renner And Matilda Hann
The funeral of Peter J Renner was held at St John s Catholic church with Rev Fr A J Conlon officiating and interment at Mt Olivet cemetery. Pallbearers named Eli Frost John R Young Thomas Lipps and H Milton Kefauver. Funeral director Thomas P Rice. The funeral of Matilda E Hann was conducted at her West South street home by Rev EL L McLean with pallbearers John L Michael Edward Duvall Thomas Wachter Karat hoff man and Harry Webster. Interment followed at Mt Olivet cemetery. C C Carty served as funeral director.
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Peter J. Renner
St. John’s Catholic Church
A.J. Conlon
Eli Frost
John R. Young
Thomas
Lipps
H. Milton Kefauver
Mt. Olivet
Thomas P. Rice
Matilda E Hann
West South Street
EL. L. McLean
John L. Michael
Edward Duvall
Thomas Wachter
Charles Poole
Kara Toffman
Harry Webster
Mt. Ohyer
C C. Carty
Evangelical Lutheran Church
J. E. Kittle
Pittsburg
Fallen Maple Remembered by Maple Street Parish
A memorial poem laments the loss of a venerable maple on Second Street. It recalls the tree’s half century of shade and scenes of daily life beneath its branches. The piece ends with a solemn blessing and a dated sign off from Louise Hravricks on June 10 111 and an exhortation to advertise and to make good.
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Sumaier
Louise Hravricks
Religious World Notes from Grace Reformed and Local Churches
Summary of weekly church notices across Grace Reformed and neighboring congregations. Grace Reformed Sunday School Spring Rally featured guest speaker Newton W. Preston and a $20 offering. Sermons addressed Christian duty to the unchurched, and various musical offerings were performed. Other churches reported Children’s Day programs, pastor sermons, and missionary society meetings amid heat and attendance variations.
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Grace Reformed Church
Grace Reformed Sunday School
Amy Kump Dison
Newton W. Preston
Nebraska
James P. Latta
Maurice G. Beckwith
Frederick
Preston
Israel
Mite Society
Church of the Brethren
Randerer
R. A. Nedrow
Uarry Korrell
Pamiine Brengle
Rebecca Gittinger
Milldred Gittinger
Marion Mainhart
Louise Brengle
Edgar Fauhrney
Christ
Flo
Day in local churches from Sunday services
Sunday school and worship services across multiple churches are summarized with pastors and speakers named. Notable events include Rev Hummelbaugh’s Home Missions sermon, Ruth and Man readings, Miss Ramsburg leading Endeavor, Corpus Christi masses, and a Children's Day program at Flint Hill with Rev John J Rives. Community meetings at Villa Park featured Salvation Army speakers Moyer and Mrs Atwell.
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G.gu O'Clock
Hummelbaugh
Flint Hill
John J. Rives
Frederick Corps
American Salvation Army
Villa Park
Moyer
Reading
Atwell
Grove
Lamar
M. E. Church
Frederick Gebhardt and Thomas Barnes Executed at Sing Sing
Special Dispatch reports that Frederick Gebhardt and Thomas Barnes were executed by electric chair at Sing Sing prison in Ossining on June 12 at 2:20 PM, the sentence carried out within fifteen minutes.
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Ossining
Frederick Gebhardt
Thomas Barnes
Sing Sing
Spain Aims to Protect Its Interests in Morocco
Madrid reports at 2 30 P M that Cahi declined to reassure France, stating Spain only seeks to safeguard its own interests in Morocco. The note underscores diplomatic stance amid tensions over North African affairs.
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Madrid
Cahi
France
Spain
Morocco
Fights to Keep Two Girls in Jail Stokes Hearing
Special despatch reports Stokes arguing at a June hearing to detain Lillian Graham and Ethel Conrad, tied to a shooting case, until trial. Authorities seek to extend custody as the court prepares for proceedings.
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New York
Stokes
Lillian Graham
Ethel Conrad
Voting on Direct Elections in Washington
Washington readers learn the Senate plans to vote today on direct election of U S Senators. The report notes the June 12 session time at 2 30 P M local, highlighting ongoing constitutional reform debate and proposals to shift choosing U S Senators from state legislatures to the people.
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Washington
Senate
U S
Governor vetoes church bill in Springfield
Governor Deneen vetoes a church bill prohibiting publishing crime news. The item notes a tonic claim for treatment of muscular rheumatism and advertises Chamberlains Liniment sold by all druggists.
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Springfield
Deneen
City dump needed outside limits to curb nuisance
Mayor Schell urged securing a sanitary dump outside city bounds to stop frequent fires and odor from within the city. Police and health officials say current dumps near Clarke Place and East Patrick Street violate ordinances requiring dumping beyond the city and covered with six inches of dirt. Officers will watch dumps. violators face severe action.
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Schell
Clarke Place
Clark Place
Mcuaray
Frederick Railroad
East Patrick Street
Fine Advice to Beginners of Gardens
Country Life In America offers planting guidance for newcomers to country or suburbia. Avoid planting trees after May 1, visit gardens and buy a gardening book, plan now, and plant trees next fall to prevent costly mistakes. For renters or poor soil, plow up lawn, sow beans and corn, crimson clover in front, then sow grass seed later for a lasting lawn. Gladioli are good for beginners but best in rows in the vegetable area and used mainly as cut flowers.
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America
Advertising Pulls Says Join Wanamaker Seeks Steady Power
Quoted urging against quitting advertising. Wanamaker states advertising starts softly, then steadily strengthens its grip, growing year by year into an irreversible influence. The note frames ad campaigns as persistent, cumulative forces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Join Wanamaker
Spirella Corset and Footwear Sale Notice
Mixed ad snippet shows Spirella Corset claims and cheap Goodyear Well shoes at Moser's 237 N Market, plus a Democratic bid for Frederick County State's Attorney Samuel A. Lewis seeking primary support.
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Goodyear
Moser's
Frederick County
Samuel A. Lewis
Repubean
Primiuries
Guy K. Motter
Febrad&wttt
George R. Dennis, JR
fd&wTéFit
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Solgier
Circuit and Orphans’ Court
Ener Sprnep
First Baptist Church
Alonzo D. Winters
Presbyterian Church
Thomas Freeman Dixon
the Missionary Society
Wmn. O. McCutcheon
Braddock Heights
Trinity M. FE. Church
South
United Brethren Church
The
Methodist Episcopal Church
Orimary Department
Milton G. Urner
E. A1. Lamar
Serview
John
St. Lons's Catholic Church
W. J. Kane
A. J. Gonlon
Corpus Christi
Evangelical Reformed Church
Henri L. G Koeffer
Guy Cronenburg
Amelia Yost
Gospel Mission Chapel
Winchester Street
A. Luther Nickels
All Saints PB. E. Church
All Saints Protestant Episcopal Church
Douglas Hootf
Woods
M&s. C
Frederick City
Curtis Geiser
United States
Geiser
Rice & Haller’s
Jatis Geiser
Telegraph
C. H. Miller
N. Market St
John Esterly
East Sixth
Briday
N. R. & D. Mantz
Market St
Chas
L. H. Fox
James Long
Frederick, MD
North Market ST
Sepisiliy
W. Clinton McSherry
H. Second Street
H. E. Peterman
West Franklin Street
Baltimore, MD
Bevard Kepner
Chas. E. Gill
United States College OF Veterinary Surgeons
Doll & Doll Livery
Ioan
Clent
Frederick, Ma
Soule Realty Company
Washington, D. C
Juzdim
Jvid&éwFim
the Orphans Court
Orphans’ Court
Allen Grumbine
Braddock District
Jesse F. R. Heagey
Court Bt
John W. Mumford
Mayod&wFtt
Tereby
Clarence G, Boller
Woodsboro
Mad
Martld&wimk
Chas. T. Fagan
Frederick District
Maggid&wim
George T.“Roderick
William H. Hinks
Scott S. Welty
James A. Jones
Orphan Court
Edward H. Powell
Susan M. Powell
Milton L. Towell
F. Tyeryar
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