National Highway Plan Seeks Coast to Coast Road Through Frederick
The National Old Trails Highway Association urges forming local groups in towns along the old trails to build and maintain a government funded road from New York to San Francisco. The route passes through Frederick and other Maryland towns, with projections of economic gains, tourist traffic, and a proposed tobacco tax to cover maintenance. The effort aims for completion before 1915 and highlights broad regional support amid detailed route history and economic impact estimates.
Pay Subscriptions At The News In Loud Court Scene
In Montgomery county a man named W J Stottemyer sought to subscribe to The News after a confrontation with James Lowe who had struck him. The judge dismissed Lowe and Stottemer refused to prosecute, later tossing a scene in the room and being jailed overnight. Separate cases report Andrew Jenkins beating Alfred Brengle after tarred homes’ trouble and a state senator Edward Goslin's grave illness. Also a Maryland appeals court upholds inheritance tax on a library and hospital fund from Edward W Mealey.
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Frederick
W. J. Stottemyer
Boyds
Montgomery County
Aaron H Anders
James Lowe
Stottlemyer
Lattar
Jiquor
Anders
Hia
Lowe
Sixth Street
Andrew Jenkins
Alfred
Harry S. Brengle
Jastice Aaron R. Anders
Coats
Jenning
Maryland Court of Appeals
Washington County Orphans' Court
Washington County Free Library
Washington County Hospital
Edward W. Mealey
Hagerstown
Orphans’ Court
Bull Moose Board Adopts Vigorous Resolutions in Baltimore
The Bull Moose party board of control met in Baltimore and endorsed nominations for State offices and the Third district congressional vacancy. Each county and city was left to decide the legislative situation. Edward Carrington Jr. was sharply criticized, and Col. G A Pearre presided over the meeting.
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Board of Control
Bull Moose Party
Baltimore
Edward C. Carrington, Jr
G A. Pearre
Petition seeks July 3 as legal holiday in Baltimore
A petition circulated in Baltimore yesterday asks Governor Gads to declare July 3 a legal holiday. It argues that since it falls on Saturday and is a half holiday for business, banks and trust companies can safely close. The petition may reach the Governor tomorrow with possible immediate action.
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Gadsborough
Baltimore
To Remodel Dahlens South Mountain Summer Home
The Dahlgrens summer home Dahlen on South Mountain will soon be sold. A hotel company plans to buy it, remodel the property, and open a summer hotel there.
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Dahlen
Dahlgrens
South Mountain
Sald
Safe and Sane Fourth Plans Named for FNAL
The Safe and Sane Fourth Committee met at Miss Bertha Trail's residence to finalize events on East Church Street. Ten posters were received for distribution, with three float divisions, marshals, and judges Miss Floyd Rev. Henri Ketter and Mr. W. W. Osburn. Parade reporting, entry subjects, and 9 a.m. morning check in at Court Square were arranged. possible rain backup at the City Opera House. Athletic events from 6:30 on Church Street include races and a boys only flexible flyer event. fireworks set for behind the Boys High School at 8 p.m. Financials show a balance and several small donations totaling $125.69.
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Safe and Sane
City Opera House
Church Street
Market
Middie
Arréy
Harl Zeigler
J.D Baker
Hooff
Migs
Chas
Wees
Babies City
Quo Vadis Called Off At City Opera House
The planned eight reel photo play Quo Vadis for Frederick City Hospital benefit at the City Opera House is canceled for now and may be rescheduled later. At Marvel tonight a three part special feature The Mains the White Cloak will be shown, promising an entertaining production.
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City Opera House
Frederick City Hospital
Marvel Tonight
Fair Proof Quiet Exchange Over Signals
A Louisville Courier Journal item notes a brief, tense exchange as a speaker questions whether a woman cares for him. He recalls a sign seen earlier by the dock, implying unspoken reassurance or doubt in a quiet, domestic moment.
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Gunce
Louisville Courier-Journal
Snod’s illness traced after autopsy in courtroom quip
A judge quips about the case noting doctors finally determined the illness after an autopsy. The dialogue hints at celebrity culture and public fascination with famous figures. The exchange underscores media attention around high profile cases and the irony of being known to the public even by those who do not know the person.
Dr Pearre Sells Reliable Remedy Half Price Guarantee
Dr Pearre offers Dr Howard's constipation and dyspepsia remedy at 25 cents for 60 doses with a money back guarantee. The ad claims quick relief and permanent cures, promoting a half price trial to Frederick residents and promising refunds if not cured.
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Pearre
Dr. Howard
A. L. Pearce
Frederick
Howard
Tearre
14 000 U S Troops Pass City In Day
A long Civil War reminiscence recounts Meade’s rise to command and the pivotal movements around Frederick City and Harper’s Ferry. It notes Halleck’s mistrust, Hooker’s dismissal, and Meade taking full control of Maryland forces with Sykes as fifth corps commander amid strategic decisions and local Frederick County soldiers’ valor.
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U. S
Comte de Paris
Hooker
Potomac
Monocacy
South Mountain
Reynolds
Middletown
Frederick
Slocum
Knoxville
Harpers Ferry
French
McClellan
Harper's Ferry
Sharpsburg
Lee
Cumberland Valley
Shepherdstown
Boonsboro
Maryland Heights
Halleck
Harper's Perry
Hejeer
the Potomat
Lockwood
Meade
General Butterfield
Maryland
Schenck
Couch
Fifth Corps
Sykes
Gaines’Mall
Williams
Frederick County
Col
Maulsby
Potomac Home Brigade
Gillant
Steiner
Walter Saunders
Charles B. Bader
Culp’s Hill
Spangler’s Spring
James T. Smith
Frederck
John
William
Charles E Eader
Joseph Groft
George H Wain
Frank H. Hardesty
Roads Improve Across State to Hagerstown and Hancock
The American Automobile Association touring board reports Maryland trunk roads from the Delaware border to Havre de Grace and from Baltimore to Frederick Hagerstown and Cumberland will be in excellent condition by December 1914. The worst 10 miles on the old National Pike near Hancock are being resurfaced by crews from both ends. Separately, evangelical Sunday school pupils enjoyed a picnic at the fair grounds with rides, peanuts, games, and refreshments. Senator John Walter Smith sent The News a large Department of the Interior map detailing states reservations posts canals railroads and parks. Brunswick Odd Fellows Lodge No 32 celebrated its first anniversary with six new members welcomed in Red Men's Hall, with visitors from Baltimore and Hagerstown.
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National Old Trail Association A
Epo
Feffert
Maryland
National Bike
Frederick
Middle West
Cumberland
BR. O Frost
National Highways Association
Frostburg
Hancock
Frost
Hagerstown
New York
City
San Francisco
United States
New York City
Washington, D. Q
Trenton
Pheladelphia
Baltimore
Lea
Hageratown
Columbus
Ohio
Indianapolis
Springfield
Jefferson City
Kansas City
la Junta
State
Witl Paso
Phoenia
San Diego
Los Angeles
American Automobile Association Touring Board
Lucius
Automotle Club of
Delaware
Havre de Grace
District of Columbia
Wheeling
Evangelical Reformed Sunday School
John Walter Smith
Department of the Interior
The
Union
Brunswick
Odd Fellows
Lodge
O. F
Red Men's Hall
Freckles vanish with Ethine double strength treatment
A vintage advertisement touts Ethine double strength cream to remove freckles. It claims quick results with nightly and morning application and guarantees money back if it fails to remove freckles. Most users require about an ounce for complete clearing and a lighter complexion.
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Harmony
Tis ‘County
Cyrus Doub
School of Technology
Johns Hopkins University
Doub
Emma Doub
Burkittsville
Mary C. Kara
Port Orange
Fla
Burkittsvile
Lexis H. Kara
Burkitteville
Karn
W. J. Stottlemyer
Gost
Goslin
Edward Goslin
Caroline County
Federalsburg
George F. Galloway
Brice W. Goldsborough
Cambridge
State Roads Commission
State Senate
East Church Street
Snod
Chambost Ae
Dig
Milroy
Winchester
Frederick City
Juno Ith
Duvall
David Castle
North Market
Ue Cly
Butler
South Market Street
United States Hotel
General Meade
Frederick Countiang
Wille
Halles
Jrench Wong
Stocum
Fredericlk
Picnic of Reformed
S. S
Capital
Surplus Transactia General Banking and Trust Company Business
Dell
E. Brown
Tunegd
Sam
Mdgar H. McBride
L-Law
Post
Roy W. Poole
Jankoiy
B. Evard Kepner
North Market Street
Frederick, MD
Grayson E. Bowers
C. & P. Telephone Co
Lewis
George Hett
Braddock
Scheils
South Market_street
Lear
Linning
N. J. Wilson & Son
Duneidtt
Cramer & Stauffer
Real Esate and Loan
Court Street
East Second Street
East Fifth Street
Clifton
Montgomery
Artory
Church St
Biberier
Sherif
Strederick County
John D. Conahla JR
Fredeick
Synod
Treasurah
Asram J, Eichelberger
Juncid&kwittm
Thomas N. Mohler
der Escoratorie
Frederick W. Cramer
Demoocratic Party
Louis CG. Etchison
Jefferson District
Stredericke
WM. V. Wolfh
Victor Myers
Buckeystown
Saheriff
Robert 'S
Cramer
Stoy
Fredick County
Ezra Lewis Cramer
Walkersville
Calvin L, Pitman
Lewistown
JandlwFém
John W. Husim
Frederick District
Harry G. Tritapoe
Creagerstown
Iei
Thurman
Braddock Heights
Court St. Frederick
Grayson Hi. Mercer
Acre
Acre Farm
Rey-Mar
Jubacre Farm
Im- Mta
Ketsardal
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