The Daily News Frederick Ad Rates and Office Notice
The Daily News Frederick Maryland announces mail and carrier delivery options with subscription rates. The semi weekly News will be mailed to city subscribers or addresses in the United States for 1.00 annually, advance payment required. The News office operates with the Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone exchange and invites correspondence and advertising inquiries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Birely
R. FE
Delaplains
Treas
C. Will Foot
Frederick Daily News
United States
TRE Scmitesey
Fridats
Wis
Chesapeake & Potomac
Frederick. Md
Frederic Md
Frederick News subscriber notice and paper locations
Friday June 16 1911Subscribers to The Frederick News who do not receive their paper regularly will report the same to this office as we are doing everything to make the service perfect. The News can be found at New Guy Hotel Buckey's Cigar Store S Market St Central Restaurant LF K Schmidt's Cigar Store W Patrick Street Arlington Hotel
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick News
New Guy Hotel
Buckey's Cigar
S. Market St
Gentral
LF. K. Schmidt's
W. Patrick Street
Arlington Hotel
Inquire
Paraitute Star
Juledd T
Resenovar
Market Street
Miler Julsdél
North Aarket
Forte Market St. Mayizdtt
Court Street
F. Wertheimer
New Central National Bank
Bank Corner Church
Court Streets
North Market Street
L. S. Clingan
Public Health Committee Sought by Tuberculosis Group
The National Association for the Study and Prevention of Tuberculosis urges Congress to reassign health matters to a dedicated public health committee in the House, arguing current divisions with commerce neglect vital disease prevention efforts and echoing Senate practice with a one hundred health committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Association For the Study
Congress
Committee On Commerce
House of Representatives
Senate
National Association
Committee of One Hundred On
House of
Local Frederick News Seeks Broad Reader Interest
The paper highlights human interest across news and advertisements, appealing to a wide local readership. It stresses the Saturday edition’s standard and notes the city’s size and engagement for such a publication.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Local News Focus Promises Special Knights Templar Feature
The News emphasizes its local reading matter as the paper’s standout feature for residents of the counties. A notable tomorrow issue will include a special article on Jacques de Molay Commandery Knights Templar in the city. It is the only commandery with a daily corps outside Baltimore, with the State conclave due in Frederick next spring attracting over 1,000 Sir Knights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacques de Molay
Knights Templar
Baltimore
Frederick
Direct Election of Senators Faces Federal Interference
Washington Herald notes a Bristow amendment that allows federal time, manner, and place of elections, arguing it contradicts the direct election reform. The piece warns the measure as an undermining of state control and urges the House to reject Senate changes and let states conduct elections themselves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Herald
Senate
United States
Bristow
Congress
House
Express service debate noted in congress remarks
Baltimore commentary highlights Maryland congressman Lewis proposing a government purchase of express companies and a postal express service. The piece praises his logic and knowledge while noting the large potential cost and administration burden. Also cited are brief opinions on a national anthem and Vassar graduates' beauty standards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congression Record
Lewis
Maryland
Mr. Lewis
Postal Express
Baltimore
Baltimore Star
Fragmentary quote shows inconsistent prose style
Readable lines suggest a fragmentary discussion praising intelligence light and cheerfulness in Baltimore News, but text is garbled. The piece seems to contrast failing standards with a positive description of a publication. No clear events, dates, or named entities beyond Baltimore News.
Trial Chronicle: Prisoner Lacks Counsel as Jury Plays Ally
A prisoner in Merriness stands trial for murder. The judge asks if he has counsel. the defendant responds no but admits he has several friends on the jury. The exchange echoes Irish humour from EFacts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ireland
Contracts Awarded For Water Works Improvements
Contracts awarded to U S Foundry for pipes fittings to Wood and Co for gates and Roy for pipe laying reflect bids well below engineer estimates. Total project cost set at 380000 with 700 day labor timeline. bonds of 30000 authorized to fund expansion and distribution upgrades.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S. Foundry Co
Wood and Co
Charles Roy
Board of Aldermen
William H. Boardman
Mr. Probasce
Boardman
United States Cast Iron and Foundry Company
Bristol
C.F. Thompson
Baltimore
R. D. Wood and Company
Philadelphia
Johnstown
Ross Valve Manufacturing Co
Troy
N. Y
Storm King urged to spare beloved city trees
A poetic appeal requests Storm King to protect established trees along Frederick’s streets. The writer lauds their shade and aging grandeur, asking to spare the ancient, rose trees that shelter residents, visitors, couples, and families at the doorstep.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Storm King
Frederick
Grandam
Napoleon Droop and Freddy's Pate Tale
A quirky verse recounts the man who introduced the Napoleon Droop, his travels aboard Uncle Sians ships, and his study of Napoleon's hair. The speaker Freddy Himself notes how the hairstyle influenced Freddy's own pate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Napoleon Droop
Tas
Uncle Sian
Pompadour
Napoleon
Ile
Freddy
Current Verse: satire on fools who boast and blame luck
Henry Briard Warner in Baltimore Evening Sun presents a satirical portrait of diverse types of people who take life too seriously, from drunken optimists to loud editors and pious preachers. The poem mocks pretensions in society, journalism, industry, and religion, insisting there is virtue in variety and that readers are not bored.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Briard Warner
Baltimore Evening Sun
Twenty Years Ago Today in Frederick News Brief
A Frederick item notes 1010 pupils enrolled at the Maryland School for the Deaf per Prof. Charles Fry. A West visitor found copper ore near Bruns wick, sample sent to Washington. Confederate soldier Bible gifted by Mrs JW Davidson in 1883. Frederick endured severe thunder storms with heavy rain and hail, a Middletown Valley barn struck and burned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Fry
Maryland School For the Deaf
Board of Visitors
Elyv
Brunswick
Washington
JW Davidson
Carrott County
Spottsylvania Court House
Frederick
Middletown Valley
Funeral for William Gralai at St Mark's Church
The funeral of the late William Gralai was held at noon today from St Mark's PLE church. Rev Atwater conducted the services. Pallbearers included Wm L Gross Sidney Bennett Robert Hen Russell Hillears Harry Hilleary and Dr Samuel Clagger. Interment followed in the adjacent cemetery with C C Carty as funeral director.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Gralai
St. Mark's Ple
Col Atwater
Wm. L. Gross
Sidney Bennett
Robert Hen
Russell Hillears
Harry Hilleary
Samuel Clagger
Mae
Chineh
C. C. Carty
Chicago Grain Market July Wheat and Corn Summary
Market report lists July Wheat at STI SRA and BBS Sept Wheat with July Corn at 2.54 percent and Sept Corn at 38. Read as a concise grain futures snapshot from Chicago exchanges.
New York Stocks Quoted by Mutter Brothers Co
New York stocks receive daily quotations furnished by Mutter Bros Co. The report lists price movements, closing figures, and notable gains and losses across leading industries. Investors monitor shifts in major sectors as market activity continues amid economic trends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mutter Bros. & Co
Baltimore stock market prices corrected up to noon today
Motter Bros. Co bankers and brokers report noon prices on June 16 1911 across railroads utilities and coal stocks led by Houston Oil Seaboard United Ry Maryland Trust Continental Trust and Western Maryland with specific bond and common stock quotations listed for Seaboard Air Line Georgia and Alabama Baltimore area lenders and various trusts reflecting mixed activity across utilities and industrials in a condensed ledger style.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Motter Bros. & Co
Houston Oil
Georgia & Alabama
Eens
Nort
Portsmouth
Seaboard Air Line
Seaboard Company
Ély United Itys
United Rys
Maryland Trust
OS Citizens Bank
Northern Central
Annapolis and Potomaers
United Itys
Maryland
Continental Trust
Chicago Rwy
Fairmont Coal
Somerset Coal
Fidelity & Deposit
Central National Bank Neport of the Condition
Central National Bank presents its statement for June 7 11 from Frederick County Maryland. Nebt A Kemp cashier swears the figures are accurate to the best of knowledge. assets include loans and discounts 69994.89 cash and reserves 169.76 U S bonds 375.00 currency and coin 1500 figures. Liabilities show capital stock 150 000.00 surplus 60 080.00 undivided profits 15 008.00 deposits and other liabilities 406 000.00. Signature of cashier and directors Nebt A Kemp and others certify the report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S
Lassal
Deansit
Deansit, For Wwowhd
Marsland
Frederick
Ss. I
A. Kemp
Robt
Gwley Kindley
N. BP
Richard Py Hoss
Abraham Hemp
BE. Rush Lewis
Nol Reserve Agets
National Redemption Fund
U. S
National Bank
Wee Ee Bogesh
State of
Maryland
J. W. L. Carty
W. L. Carty
Chas
B. T. Hendrickson
N. P
Horace C. Zacharias
Henry Williams
Tal Veitsler
Etaleil
Dehay
W. Santin
N.P
Gawtul
Gitson
Albert Gilson
Hendrickson
Bank condition reports Frederick banks in 1911 and 1912
The Frederick County National Bank and Woodsboro Savings Bank publish their latest condition statements. The Farmers and Mechanics National Bank at Frederick also releases a June 1912 balance sheet showing assets liabilities reserves deposits and paid in capital. Special ads follow for local merchants and services.
Also Mentioned on This Page
the Daily News
Fh Great Southern Printing
Frederick, MD
Ifa
Parhiye
THE
Baltimore Sun
Francis Scott Key
Baltimore American
Vassar
Miss Kelly
Wellesley
Tennyson
Baltimore News
Bentz Street
Telegraph Street
West South Street
Carroll Street
Mast South Street
Western Maryland
New Jersey
Virginia
Smith
Frederick ‘Railroad Co
South Market Street
the General Assembly
Tro
Chicago Grain Market
New York
LE Bb. & O
BOE Brooklyn
Chea. & U
Sisad Ghie. M. & Bt
Denver
Eric R. R
Kansiy
Leb. Val
Mo. K.& Tom
N.Y. Cenoe
Ont & West
Norfolk & Western
Nothers Pac! Yash Punt
Ask Penn. R. KR. Meda Wad
Reading
Hock Island
Rock Island
Southern Pacifi
South
Rey
AD Car
Fdy
Cory Products
Distillers
BOF Pr
Republic
U. S. Rubber
U.S. Steel
Weavers Union
Sud
Baltimore Stock Market
Central National Bank
Invederick
Ath
Bdean
Frederick County National
Mary
Fotal
Woooodsboro Savings Lans
Woodsboro
Nuute
Liabil ‘Apital Stark
Burples Fund
Ladmagd
G. FP. Smith
Catshall
Jus
L. Shani
W. Clinton McSherey
Did&will
AL. B. Peterman
Franklin Street
Baltimore, MD
R. Evard Kepner
Archet Lct
SL North Market Street
Mill & TL
Chas. E. Gill
Theted States College OF Veterinar Surgeons
Dull & Dell
Ular
Anta
Farmersgmev
NAT. Bank
Farmers' and Mechanics
Tional Bank
Marylan
Ables TI
Pals
Frank T Stoner
B. Trail
James Long
LYK
NOSIS
Nortil Market ST
Chas. L. Li
Pax
Mns
C. H. Miller
North Market St
John Esterly
K. Bouse
East Sixth St. Mayous
N. It & D. Mantz
Market St
Waring Tyson
Soutil Market Street
GRASN
TEREB
Faledie
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!