Frederick's Tercentenary Pageant Draws Big Crowd at Fox Grounds
A throng of about two thousand from Frederick County and beyond attended the opening pageant at Fox Grounds marking Maryland Tercentenary observances. The three performances feature historical scenes, elaborate costumes, and 600 local participants, with weather favorable for a large parade planned this afternoon. An accident during Troop E cavalry maneuvers briefly halted events, but no serious injuries were reported.
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Frederick
Fox Grounds
3Rd Cavalry
William Lawrence
Sergt
Lawrence
Fredenck City
Osborne IL Price
Farmers Receive 550.14 for an Annual Adjustment
Farmers получили 550.14 as part of a period adjustment for agricultural administration. The notice references a total sum and a dated period, with 3639 134 27 and May 3 as context markers. The text is largely garbled OCR, but indicates a payment or refund related to farming administration.
Oldest to most modern railroad equipment on display
A Frederick County historical pageant exhibit opened with Major Lloyd C Cutter and officials inspecting two tracks of rolling stock. The north line shows antique engines like the 1830 Tom Thumb, while the south hosts modern models, including the York boxcar and iron freight cars built for explosive transport.
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Tate
Eavimere
Ohio
Rii
Frederick County
Lloyd C Cutter
Board of Aldermen
Robert L. Warfeld
Culler
Unis
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Joseph D Baker
E Shannon
Brunsw Fe
Baker
Baltimore and Ohio
Tom Thumb
Peter Cooper
Baltimore
Ellicott Mills
York
Phineas Davis
B. and O
U. S
Oddities of Iron Rails and Locomotives in Early U S Railroading
An 1869 iron hopper car prefaces Mogul 600 the Philadelphia centennial winner of 1876, as modern freight engines and ornate passenger locomotives on B and O lines are detailed. The text mentions freight buying in 1918, a large eastern engine, cab steps, inner workings, and names coaches and scribes including Fred Kirby and Sam Calder with a glimpse of the era’s rail culture.
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Wnet
Wil
Fred Kirby
Chritopher
George Edegent
Sam Calder
Exhibit Highlights Old Railroad Bell At Timore Fair
Officials showcased the second oldest railroad bell once in the local freight station as visitors toured a daytime and nighttime exhibit. Police Court cases included Mehr Smith charged with non-support, John Ross ordered for unpaid text hire, and several transients jailed for drunkenness.
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Mehr Smith
Charles W. South
Bertha Elzins
John Ross
Charles Marino
Smith
John Wayne
Guy K. Motter
Wayne
O Ces J. Griff
Phebus
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