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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jun 30, 1916

Page

4

Armory Moves as Red Men Plan Frederick Visit

A local carnival representation for the Meyerhoff Carnival will assist with festive decorations across Market Street Fifth to South, Patrick Street to the bridge, and Court Square. The Armory opening is moved to the City Opera House due to stage condition. Governor Harrington will be escorted from Baltimore to City Hotel. One day remains before the convention. numerous tribes and bands from multiple states prepare for the Red Men celebration with extensive preparations and dances.

Adolph Grogs Meyerhoff Carnival Siewpany Flere Market Street Patrick Street Carroll Street Court Square Court Street Patrick Church Opera Howee Armory City Opera House H. Dorsey Bechison C. H. Eckstein Leo Weinberg Reno Harp Charles McC. Mathias Baltimore City Bennett Engle Delaware Brunswick Independent Order of Odd Fellow's Potomac St. ‘Tamina Patuxent Quantico Oneto Mondamin Niagara Hagerstown Monocacy Union Bridge Bald Eagle Funkstown Catoctin Whitaville Apacha Perryville Logan Boonsboro Pocahontas Manchester Alfaretta Woodsboro Shenandoah Charlestown W. Va York Minnewaukara Hanover Blue Ridge Summit Conocheague Williamsport Teosta Red Lion Warrior Harrisburg Yellow Springs Osage Senaca Mineola Idaho White Eagle Osceola Reading

State Insurance Fund Proving Successful

State Industrial Accident Commission data show the State Accident Fund expanding since November 1, 1914. From 150 to 1,189 policyholders in 29 months, the fund now covers about one tenth of roughly 12,000 insured employers. With about $60,000 in resources and $82,000 taken in, rates are 26 percent lower than old-line companies due to low overhead and no agents. The fund promotes accident prevention, urging goggles use, with large firms already reporting fewer eye injuries.

State Industrial Accident Commission Tis Fund Oldline Casualty Egbert S Montell State Fund Montell

New Connections Announced by C P Telephone Company

List of new customer conversions including Bishop John G Murray of Emmitsburg Maryland and many others across Maryland with addresses and figures. Article notes a giant 25 ton automobile built to transport wool in Australia and two medicinal hog brain preparations by a Danish company.

C. & P. Telephone Company John G. Murray Eammitsburg W. B. Dronenbrg Central Md Mi. A PB. Willii New Market Lee W. Morgan Lewistown Claude Do. Trout Mekicai Geo. W. Helnein Brad Mae Wood Brunswick Bruns Margarite Trego Noah H. Putman Nr. Frederick Raymond H. Linton Yellow Springs John Anderson Ridgeville Chas N. Reed R Jes. T. Hilderbrand Rocky Springs Rev C. D. Hughes LibertyqQown Stull Wm. C. Specht W. Darner Mountville Braddock Hotel Pewl Bargain House Pearl Fred W. Harry Haller Medora N. Mantz Brad Hets Australia

Dean's Kidney Pills Publicly Praised After Six Years

Frederick resident John T Webster credits Dean's Kidney Pills with lasting relief from back and kidney pain after six years. He purchased them at Harness Drug Store and later confirmed continued benefit. Foster Milburn Co. markets the pills from Buffalo New York. The Stephen Girard estate is valued at 32 million dollars.

Frederick John T. Webster E. Church Mr. Webster Dean Dent Gell Dean Foster-Milburn Co., Props Buffalo

New Officers of Bar Association Opening Session Feature

Judge Urner delivers a strong address on expense and delay in litigation at the Maryland State Bar Association opening session in Deer Park. The article lists nominees for officers led by Chief Judge Hamond Urner of Frederick and notes Frederick figures attending, with remarks on the association’s two decades of work to advance jurisprudence, reform law, and promote justice.

Urner Maryland Inte Yer Association Charley McHenry Howard J. Walter Lord Deer Park Frederick Association Glenn J. Worthington Edgar H. McBride Leo Weinberg Arthur D. Willard Edward C. Peter Rockville Maryland State Bar Association

Dr Kieffer Recounts Adamstown Visit in Maryland Classis Memory

Rev Dr J Spangler Kieffer of Zion Reformed Church, Hagerstown, recalls his 1862 Maryland Classis trip to Adamstown and Jefferson, noting early July scenery and people. He recalls meeting Col John B Miemig, Mr Richard Dutrow, and mentions land reform views of Thomas Jefferson era.

J. Spangler Kieffer Zion Hagerstew Reformed Church Massenger Adamstown Marcland Kieffer Mercersburg College Jefferdon Richard Dutrow St. Claude Dunrow George T. Kohlenberg Maryland Uest Jacob Thomas Wat J. Panton Thomas Clie Uutrow Georgy Kollenterg Theias Henry Lund Kielter Classis Jefferson Boonsboro Burkittaville Daniel Biser United States Congress Adamsstown Sunon Miller A. J. Heller S. L Wallacre Isaac M. Moestlar Alville Connor J. 2D. Thomas Msnor Dr. Kieffer Adsiretown Frefovick Carrolls Manor Whittier

Relief Department Welfare Work Of B and O Railroad

A public notice from the Baltimore and Ohio Relief Department details its 36 years of operation, highlighting home loans, substantial insurance benefits totaling 21 million dollars since 1880, and 58 236 participating employees. It notes annual pension payments of 275000 to 1059 pensioned workers, plus savings deposits and welfare programs including baseball leagues and a fifty-voice glee club.

Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Relief Department Brunswick E. M. Parlett General Safety Committee Baltimore and Ohio Baltimore Safetr

Dr Kings New Discovery Mentioned In Text

Fragmented OCR text mentions coughing cold relief and a product called Dr Kings New Discovery. It references usage for coughs and colds and claims long lasting effects. The passage is garbled with advertising style language.

Frederick College Property to Serve Frederick School Board

The Frederick County School Board will use Frederick College property on County Street beginning August 1 for board purposes. Eight scholarships from the Frederick College Board of Visitors have been discontinued due to reduced funding. The main building may host library or related activities for the C Burr Artz Free Library project, while the dwelling will be rented.

Meghanins Frederick College County Street Coauty School Commissionas Frederic County Taig Edwin C. Markell Sreduck Bunarl Marcil al Frederick College Board of Visitors Board of Visitors Migs Victorine T. Artz Chicago G. Lloyd ‘Palmer Ocean City Finderick College

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