Local Soldiers In Thick Of Battle
Frederick county news recounts wounded and killed from Company E and other units in the Spottsylvania fighting. It notes Major injuries, officers with casualties, and mentions additional drafts and local bank directors. Also lists marriages and local notices and a Frederick Bar memorial meeting.
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George Rice
Bethel
Frederick
Fredericksburg
Frederick County
David Bennett
Nobile
Creager
John W. Wood
Robert Barrick
Hamrick
Martin L. Clem
George Shawbaler
Joseph D. Tire Su
Thomas E. Mahaney
David H. Lease
5. Scott
Samuel Moore
C. Coblentz
Ephriam Widg
John McWheckney
J. W Anders
J. W. Chilton
Ezra Keeny
G. W. Beard
E. D. Gernand
G. W. Gittings
J. W. Slyder
W. H. Poole
Jesse Wider
Rouzer
Therth
Maryland
Lt. Damuth
Serst
Damuth
George L. Tyler
John J.seldey
Lee
Bradley T. Johnson
Franklin Savings Bank
Samuel Dutrow
Andrew Boyd
John Loats
Francis Markell
John D. Getzendanner
L. M. Schaeffer
Henry Houck
Isaac Cronise
Girl Smokes a Cigar in Rockville Street Scene
A Rockville crowd witness a Romabush girl smoke a Havana on a main street corner with two companions while awaiting a ride to Washington. The trio came to town to marry but ministers were absent. Separately, Washington County Progressive leaders plan to meet in Hagerstown next Tuesday to discuss city and county ticket plans for March 24 elections.
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Nockville
Havana
Romabush
Rockville
Washington
Progressive Party
Washington County
Hagerstown
East Church street paving repairs after sewer extension
Municipal authorities repair East Church street paving after tearing up the road to extend the sewer on that street.
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East Church Street
Record run to Frederick sets 24.97 mpg fuel test
A 1911 model 10 horsepower White Roadster traveled from Baltimore to Frederick and back, averaging 24.97 miles per gallon. The run, to settle a long dispute, involved White Motor Company mechanics and Vincent Coyne, with witnesses aboard the return leg. The car departed Baltimore at 1:30 PM, reached Frederick by 8:35 PM, and returned to Baltimore by 6:30 PM after a brief stop.
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Baltimore
Frederick
Trace
Cooper Coyne
White Motor Company
Mu Coyne
Gilford
Mount Royal Avenues
Charles B. Trace
Albbert S. J. Owens
Edward Gross
Joseph Mi Zamorski
Coyne
White Company
Mr. Coyne
Oaku Literary Society Program Under President Etzler
The Oaku Literary Society met with President George L. Etzler presiding after roll call and minutes. The reading included poems recitations dialogues and exercises by members such as Ada Sickles Mildred Speak Harry Gibson Marie Bowers and Chester Damuth among others ending with a note to meet again on March 2.
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JLT
Oaku Literary Society
George L. Etzler
George F. Nichols
Harry A. Young
Benjamin
Mary Dibson
Chicago
Tesse VanFossen
Harry Gibson
Chester Damuth
Charle Stottiemyer
Belva Damuth
Guy Slagle
Ada Sickles
Captain Lawrence
Mary Slape
Charlie Stottlemyer
Cora Speak
Indolent
Joe
Jesse VanFossen
Young
Roberts
the Arrow
Mildred Speak
Leslie Stottlemyer
Middletown Breeders Association Incorporates in Frederick
The Middletown Breeders' Association Inc filed articles of incorporation with Court Clerk Karry W. Bowers this morning. Founders and first directors include MM. Frank Waiter Calvin S. Cobleniz W H Refer Carus T. Tiser and Theodore Shafer. Authorized capital is 500 shares of $50 each. The corporation aims to deal in transactions including estates real estate and related ventures.
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Middletown
Stable Fire Kills Six Horses at Montgomery Farm
In the early hours yesterday a blaze destroyed a stable on Howard Griffith’s farm near Reales Wire in Montgomery County. Six horses perished and another was badly burned, with losses including a quantity of feed and other goods. The loss is put at about 208 dollars and is partially insured.
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Howard Griffith
Realeswire
Montsomery County
York Signs Robitt and Clare in Latest Acquisition
A young player from the Rene Ridar mountamna joins the York baseball team Claire in a notable acquisition. Reported to have an enviable record, he is expected to bolster York’s pitching and hitting as the season approaches.
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Robitt & Clare
Rene Ridar Mountamna
York
Ford
Rough Riders Defeat Mohawks to Lead Bowling Series
Rough Riders won two of three against the Mohawks in the M C A duck pin league. Mohawks were handicapped by two absences. Mount St Marys outdoor practice opened with soggy field conditions as Coach Thompson led two hours of batting drills with over 20 players. Veterans absent included Captain Sebold and others. pitching staff remains unsettled as the season outlook is uncertain.
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Rough Riders
Mohawks
Mountaineers
Mount St Mary's
Thompson
Duay
Sebold
Malloy
Costello
Laughiin
Rice
McHale
Sutton
Higgins
Carroll
War claim hunt linked to Maryland farmer’s losses
Frank Boyer of Washington county Maryland went to Washington seeking a war claim filed decades earlier. The 500 dollar claim related to Union soldiers who raided his father Solo mon Boyer’s farm after the Battle of An tetam, taking crops and forage. Other local farms were similarly stripped, with government later compensating some losses.
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Frank Boyer
Solomon Boyer
Washington County
Maryland
Washington
Antetam
Waters Appointed to Assist Prosecution in Belt Case
Former State s Attorney Waters of Rockville is appointed by Judge Peter to assist State's Attorney Spates in the Belt murder case. Belt is jailed in Rockville for the killing of Jesse Evely at Etchison several weeks prior. Trial opens at the term beginning March 17. Belt is defended by Alexander Milgour and Charles W. Prettyman of Rockville.
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Wowle F. Waters
Rockville
E. C. Peter
W. C. Spates
Montgomery County
Walter A. Belt
Jesse J. Evely
Etchison
Bell
Attorneus Alexander Milgour
Charles W. Prettyman
Eagles to send largest delegation to Baltimore convention
W. J. Brennan grand president of the order predicted that the Eagles will send the largest delegation in the history of the organization to the Baltimore convention next summer. He arrived at the Hotel Kernan after touring several states and was shown through Baltimore headquarters by Frederick C. Schanberger and Edward Hirsch.
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Eagles
Baltimore
W. J. Brennan
Order
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Frederick J. Nelson
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Harry G. Dorsey & Co., Popular Price Outfitters
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Gaso
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Ortner’s
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