Electric Road in Frederick Deliberations on Track Franchise
A Frederick and Middletown Electric Railroad Company board meeting at Citizens National Bank discussed city actions on West Patrick Street franchise terms. City ordinances demand bond indemnity and city oversight, fueling railroad opposition and delays. Track layers have reached one mile from Middletown and operation between Frederick and Braddock Heights is anticipated during the next encampment. An injunction seeks to block West Patrick Street construction. A. L. Bosley of Electric Light and Power to supply motor power for sixteen months, with renewal option. A car maker’s representative due to discuss railroad cars.
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Frederick and Middletown Electric Railroad Company
Citizens’ National Bank
Yesterdsy
Patrick Street
Board of Aldermen
Fhua
Bestiog
West Patrick
Fiest
Railroad Company
Corporation of
Frederick City
Sneck
Frederick and Baltimore Tatmike Company
J. Wm. P Maulaby
Middletown
Frederick
Braddock Heights
A. L. Bosley
Eiectre Light and Power Company
Catchems Outscores Frederick Juniors In Thin Baseball Win
An exciting base ball game was played yesterday evening on the Northwest Addition. The Catchems defeated the Frederick Juniors 17 to 10. Batteries were Blum ensver Kopp and Wood, with Haller Baumgardner and Ey.
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Frederick
Olne
Blumensver
Kopp
Wood
Haller
Baumgardner
Camp-Pay Roll Reform At Frederick Encampment
The state camp at Frederick announces faster pay for guardsmen with a last day of camp payroll. Colonel Falpps organizes a direct pay system to avoid past losses from misused checks and deductions. The camp will run on a business basis with improved logistics, outpost drill emphasis, and officer-led field exercises.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Falpps
Éashmas
Acdiera
Jeast
Phippe
Ita
Wagner
Regimental Mess Etiquette Reforms Advocated
A wartime citizen’s note argues for proper dining at mess halls, urging replacement of tin cups with crockery, white tableware, and three pronged forks. It calls for disciplined waiters, tidy uniforms, and officers dining with enlisted men to foster respect and cohesion.
Death notice from Mrs Mary A Bell inquiry correction
Letters from the People prints a reader correction about the death of Mrs Mary A Bell widow of William Thomas Bell. She did not die at home but at Montagne Hospital after treatment advised by Dr Edward Stone. The correspondent notes her years of hardship and kindness and mentions her elderly parents grieving her passing.
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Mbs Bell
Tuk News
Mary A Bell
William Thomas Bell
Bat ¢ Montagne Hospital
Edward Stone
Art
Blovens
Pleasant
Plant expansion sparks power contract with railroad
Arthur L Bosley of the Electric Light and Power Company enlarges his plant to twice its size and plans to install apparatus for generating motor power for railroad use. A final agreement with the Electric Railroad Board outlines Bosley supplying motor power for a set period while the road readies operation during the encampment. Meanwhile city ordinances push cyclists to equip bikes with lamps and bells as wheelmen are urged to visit the New office to inspect a large assortment of sundries, with affordable lamps and loud bells under guarantee. Teachers' examination averages are being compiled by Prof Boblitz and Mr Holtz, with results expected soon. The fourth quarterly distribution of public school funds to counties and Baltimore city is announced, including amounts for White and colored schools in Frederico county.
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Arthur L Bosley
Electric Light and Power Company
Bosley
Frederick
Board of Alderman
Newe
Comptroller of the Treasury
Cooutiea
Baltmore
Frederico County
Pool Challenge at The Boffle Between Local Champs
A contractous pool game will be played at The Boffle on Wednesday between Harry Smith of Frederick city and Hicks Gleamner. The match promises brilliant play as both contestants are evenly matched, starting at 7:80 p.m. The public is invited to attend.
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Harry Smith
Frederick
City
Hicks Gleamner
Pubic
Lipps Recovers Enough For Short Walk After Fall
John T. Lipps, the young man hurt when he fell from a tree in front of the Loats Orphan Asylum several weeks ago, has improved sufficiently to take a brief stroll.
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John T. Lipps
Loats Orphan Asylum
Reunion hints at long awaited Woman's College class meet
The graduating class of 95 from the Woman's College has taken preliminary steps toward a reunion, likely to be held next year. The notice notes health tonics and other claims within a promotional ad embedded in the article, mentioning bitters and products by Albert L. Pearte of Etchwon Building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's College
Death of Wm J Ziedey in Urbana County
The obituary notes Mrs Wm J Ziedey died yesterday at 130 o clock age 63. He leaves two wives, widow Mrs Ellesbes Greentree of Fredericks, a son John Hevley who rode 1400 miles on bicycle from Alsaca ms to Frederick. The funeral is set for Wednesday at Peasant Grove. The deceased was a veteran of the war and resided at Times Grove and Kinchey City. The item also mentions typhoid and dysentery remedies from A J Vearre of Frederick Twp and Meairy.
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Eindley
Ziedey
O'C
Urbaza
Ellesbes Greentree
Freder Fex
G. Wesley Kiedtes
Times Grove & Kinchey
Tate City
Hevley
Frederick
Alscams
Ces
Coester
Pensayttasis
Cure for Headache Electic Bitters Promises Cure
Cure for Headache ABS remedy for all forms of Headache Blac ine Hitvers has proved to be the very best it effects a permanent cure and the most dreaded habitual head aches yield to the remedy. We urge all afflicted to procure a bottle and give this remedy a fair trial. In cases of habitual constipation Electric Bitters cure by giving tone to the bowels. Fifty cents and one dollar at A K Pearce's Drug Store.
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ER Paki
Mate Oz
Soldier Boys
Gol. J. Frank Supplee
Pont
Fooliak
Cnmiiltary
Ieee
Boblitz
Holtz
Albert L. Pearte
Etchwon
Amine Tate
Marin
Hacerii
Ais
Albert L- Pearte
Etchwon Buding
Albert L. Peazra
Usis Retedy
A. J. Vearre
Frederik
GE. A. Gilbert
Mos
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Grove & Kindley’s
DUKE
Woodll Smith
Smite
Calvin Page
Wellington
New Market
J. A. Wilismson
BAL Eation
Shert L. Peart
Bramson Badding
Albert L. Pearce
Etohison Building
Sweeney
U. S. A. San Diego
Cai
Sass
Shioh
Alvert L. Pearce
Etehisun Bull
Germian
Karl
Forsttaby Aiport i
Poarre
Shiloh
Etehuon Building
Albert 1
Pesrre
Carty
Sis
Patrick
Strest
Inchea
America
Footer's Dye Works
Cumberland, MD
L. B. Adams
W. Church St
Sahm & Dill
Grawford Wheels
Li Blanks
NSW Steam Job Office
Ladies Oxford
LOY &Perry’s
Rex
Frederickks Steener Bros
North Market Street
N.J. Wilson & SO
Excelsior Stove House
Frederick, MD
Crawford Wheels
Grand Rapids
H. B. Etchison
Telephone No
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Southmarket St
Dr. Pierce
Trey
Pierce
Uss Ceil
Btalcar
Brambler
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