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Newspaper

News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jun 13, 1911

Page

5

Signers push Madison Street opening to Telegraph Street

Citizens urge opening Madison street to Telegraph street due to safety and travel needs after Frederick Railroad tracks were laid on South street. Petitioners plan to present to the Mayor and Board of Aldermen at the next regular meetings. Residents cite Madison street’s growth and possible future extension to Telegraph street, noting unknown costs but potential city benefit. Officials’ stance unclear, but favorable consideration is anticipated.

Madison Street Telegraph Street Board of Aldermen South Street Frederick Railroad Burck Street

Woman narrowly escapes death in moving train incident

Mrs Laura Sappington of Libertytown fell from a moving Baltimore and Ohio train named The Winchester near Frederick Junction. The train halted, bystanders aided her, Dr Thomas E B Johnson met the train and she was taken to Frederick City Hospital in good condition with no serious injuries expected.

Baltimore and Ohio Winchester Laura Sappington Libertytown Frederick Junction Frederick Thomas EB. Johnson Frederick City Hospital

Funeral for Miss Martha at St Johns Church

Funeral services were held yesterday at St John’s Catholic Church at four o’clock with Rev Fr Conlon officiating. Pallbearers were William Adams Robert Thomas Charles Danner and Elroy Roel. Interment followed in St John’s cemetery. Thomas P Rice served as funeral director.

Martha St. John’s Catholic Church Conlon William Adams Robert Thomas Charles Danner Elroy Roel St. John’s Cemetery Thomas P. Rice

Hip Injury at White Cross Milk Plant Incident

John Brashears, an employee at the White Cross Milk Plant, fell between a building and a parked car, injuring his hip and rendering him unable to work. He received treatment and will be restricted from further duties.

John Brashears White Cross

Men Still Off Job In Baltimore Street Work Dispute

Attorneys for contractors and striking workers held a conference with no definite outcome as more laborers arrive from Baltimore. Work on South Market street sewer remains stalled though trenching allows some bricklaying. patrols kept order and one strike participant faced jail. Dispute centers on pay up to Thursday rather than Saturday, carfare refunds, and claims against contractors. Meanwhile West Patrick street curb improvements begin with stakes torn up by order of the Mayor.

John S$. Newman Bond Ang Bates Mr. Reno Harp Baltimore Frank Brown Kelly Justice Smith Frederick United Paving Company West Patrick Street

Graduating Recital Delights at Woman's College

Miss M Virginia Smith student of Mrs McDaniels School of Elocution gave a well received graduating recital at the Woman's College last evening. The program featured readings in dialect humor and Shakespeare with strong violin performances by Mr Smith and vocal numbers by Mrs Dixon. A Colesville district bond issue of 12000 for roads was approved by voters 164 to 89. Weather notes report a heat wave fading with cooler winds and scattered hail in Point of Rocks.

Fism M. Virginia Smith McDaniel Woman's College Miss Smith Elizabeth McDaniel School of Hiocution Longfellow Riley Yale Juliet Colesville Montgomery County Washington, Colesville and Ashton Columbia Road Olney Wheaton Baltimore

Hagerstown Odd Fellows Plan New Lodge Hall

Potomac Lodge of Odd Fellows of Hagerstown has closed a deal to buy the Brendle property on South Potomac Street for 8000 dollars. The existing buildings will be torn down to clear the site for a modern lodge building to be planned promptly. The group already owns the town hall over the market house, which is expected to be sold, with the city seen as a likely buyer.

Hagerstown Odd Fellows Potomac Lodge of Odd Fellows of Brendle Potomac [ Street Odd J Fellows

Auto Engine Responds To Fire At Deaf School

The Independent auto engine fought a smouldering blaze at the Marriand School for the Deaf yesterday afternoon. Firemen battled sparks blown by the wind as water was sprayed for several hours to prevent further damage to nearby properties.

Marriand School For the Deaf

Inspect Camp Site for Maryland National Guard encampment

Major W W Crosby and staff will visit Frederick to inspect the site for the Maryland National Guard encampment and discuss bids for camp supplies likely to be purchased from Frederick merchants. Local maps and topography aids are being studied by Company A for maneuvers across the county. The day’s notices also include city tax figures, a bank depository award, a divorce ruling, and freight car derailment repairs.

W. W. Crosby Warfeld Joseph W. Shirley Walter H. Shipley Frederick Maryland D. John Markey Shirley

Onyx Hosiery Ad And Local Bank Confession

A Frederick newspaper page includes an old bank statement sworn by WM. G. Zimmerman, with a list of assets and liabilities, followed by local ads for hosiery, collars, summer wear, costumes for the 4th of July, a Braddock Heights Casino notice, an automobile livery offer, wall paper service, and farm equipment listings. The page also notes electric trains on the Thurmont division and mentions local businesses such as Carlings Coon Linen Collars and the Frederick City Garage.

Monster sunfish sighted off Long Beach Coast

Markwood D Harp county clerk reports photos of a monster sunfish caught by Dr H Buxton uncle of Mrs Harp. The creature measured 10 ft 1 in long with a 4 fin tip to tip span and weighed about 2700 pounds. The find is described as the largest sunfish caught off the coast.

Markwood D. Harp H. Buxton

Genuine Alaska Freezers Sold Only at Seeger & Co Frederick

Local ad notes Genuine Alaska Freezers available exclusively at Seeger & Co 32 West Patrick Street Frederick with guaranteed satisfaction or money back. Claims right price and no substitutes, includes marketing slogans and related notices for insurance windstorm and local services. Also lists optometrist event in Hagerstown and lawn swing sales with pricing in a compact town advertising page.

Frederick Seeger & Co West Patrick Street Alaska Court Street West Third Street

Ice Cream and Strawberry Festival at Market Street

The Mite Society of the Presbyterian Church holds an ice cream and strawberry festival in the former Marvel room on Market Street. It runs Saturday June 17 from 4 p.m. to 10 p.m. Home made cake and candy will be on sale with fare every half hour. The New Marvel opens tomorrow at 7 p.m. Admission details note special events.

The Mite Society of Presbyterian Church the Marvel Market Street

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