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Newspaper

News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Mar 10, 1913

Page

8

World's Intrepid Aviator Quits Flying Career

Lincoln Beachey, famed aviator who introduced Frederick to early aeroplane exhibitions, announces retirement from professional flying. He cites his example as cause for deaths linked to his daring stunts and notes his fortune earned from ballooning and soaring. His career spanned balloon and airship work before becoming a headline aviation figure in America.

Frederick Lincoln Beachey Beachey Kearnéy Ain Priubie Ely Badger Walsh Arial Busindes Aviation Enlowe Lhese Lincoln’ Benchey Gapidin Baldwin Ana Alr Ata Baldwin Arene Pheatetinia Aviation Waw Flyer America Lincoln Deachey Beaghey the News

Many Holidays This Month and March Celebrations

The article notes six important events in March 1913 including Inauguration Day, Andrew Jackson’s birthday on March 15, Palm Sunday, St Patrick’s Day, Good Friday, and the following Sunday March 23. It emphasizes these days as calendar observances rather than official holidays.

Willie Andrew Jackson United States Andrew Jackson St. Patrick’s

Fire Near Blue Mountain House Challenged by Residents

A fire believed sparked by two passing locomotives broke out yesterday morning in woods northwest of the Blue Mountain House and burned throughout the day. The large hotel was in danger at one point but was saved by the efforts of William Hu hu, superintendent of Penmar Park, with help from many locals. Valuable timber land owned by Lewis Kohler was burned over.

Blue Mountain House Wuiam Huhu Penmar Park Lewis Kholer

Plan Revived for New Hagerstown Charter

Monroe Cushwa president of the Board of Trade has appointed a committee to draft a new city charter and arrange for an extension of the city limits as part of the revived movement for a charter change in Hagerstown.

Hagerstown Monroe Cushwa Board of Trade

Spring Street Hats Show Off Flowered Easter Styles

The millinery trade notes many spring hats made from tagel straw with black velvet edging. Styles range from wide brimmed bonnets with coronets and flower centers to antler brim designs and white chip crowns. Children’s hats feature ribbons, lace, and floral trims, with emphasis on delicate pink and blue ribbons and floral clusters.

Spring Street Millinery Trade Review Jomet Menois Geome Simall

Howard County to Transfer Insane Patients to Crownsville

State Lunacy Commission orders moving Howard County colored insane patients from Montevue Hospital to the new state hospital at Crownsville Anne Arundel County. At Montevue there are about 75 male and 90 female negro patients total. Crownsville costs drop from 150 to 100 dollars per year per patient. No transfer had been received yet. only males go to Crownsville and there is one Howard County patient discharged so far.

Howard County Montevue State Lunacy Commission Ute Montevue Hospital State Hospital Ingane Crownsville Anne Arundie County Howard- County

Literary Societies At Church Street School Meeting

The Longfellows Literary Society met Friday afternoon March 7 2018 with Hazel Wiles presiding. Minutes were read. program included songs readings recitations duets and journal entries by multiple members. The society adjourned to meet March 21 1915.

Longfellows Literary Society of Church Street School Hazel Wiles Anna Morningstar Florence Layman Ada Grove Dorothy Reynolds Mary Bussard Rebecca Hamilton Ruth Grove Katie Murphy Anne Stone Rosenour S. Keannedy J. Fisher KE. Hichelberger Grunbing M. Riser I Rhoades C. Wiles Miller Aller One J. Wershberger

Negro Shoots Negro Near Rockville in Store Incident

Alphonso Jackson, 25, colored, shot Frederick Johnson, 23, colored, outside a Quince Orchard store four miles northwest of Rockville after a dispute over destruction of property. Johnson wounded in the chest and reported dying in a Washington hospital. Jackson arrested by Sheriff’s deputies. a revolver with an empty chamber found. Also notes Burkittsville Reformed Church forms a Choral Society with officers and plans an Easter cantata The Great Light by Finley Lyon.

John Ricks Quinge Orchard Rockville Alphonso ‘Jackson Frederick Johnson Johnson Washington Dater Jackson Shori ‘Howard Hewitt Etchison Gaithersburg the Reformed Church At Burkittsville C. D. Hightman Gertha ‘Magalu Russell House George C. House Edna Wightman Charles Myers Aftihe Charles T. Myers Raymond G. House Edna Flightman Leta Ahalt Edward Norris Finley Lyon

Woman Hit By Train May Die In Maryland

Mrs Nettie Wagonhouser wife of Charles Wagonhouser of Hagerstown was struck by a Western Maryland Railway engine in the southward direction at noon yesterday and was fatally injured likely to die.

Nettie Wagonhouser Charles Wagonhouser Hagerstown Western Maryland Railway

Fruit Tree Spraying and Pruning Demonstration Near Mt Airy

Public demonstration to show spraying and pruning fruit trees at W Walker’s orchards two miles west of Mt Airy. Prof. Symonds of Maryland Agricultural College, with Mt Airy High School, will address San Jose scale moths and pests. Attendees include Mt Airy students in agriculture. letters remain in Frederick City Post Office for collection.

W. Walker Mt. Airy William A. Walker B. Symonds Maryland Agricultural College Mt Airy High School Walker Isla Mt. Airy High School Symonds San Jose Mt. Airy School J., JC. Smith

Taken Silk on Street in North Market Area

Albert Nichols fainted yesterday afternoon on North Market Street about 2 20 oclock. He was carried into the doorway of Neidig and Millers store where he was revived.

Albert Nichols North Market Neidig & Miller's Store

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