Frederick Daily News postal and subscription details
The Daily News publishes via Great Southern Printing in Frederick Maryland with officers Birely Delaplaine Birely Fout. Subscriptions are 25 cents monthly 1.00 for four months 1.50 for six months or 3.00 per year. The Semi Weekly News is mailed Tuesdays and Fridays at 1.00 yearly. The news office connects with the Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Exchange. Correspondence and ads are invited daily.
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Frederick
City
United States
Chesapeake & Potomac Telephone Exchange
A. L. Pearre
Registration hurdles loom as Maryland case nears ruling
Wednesday update on registration for colored residents amid Annapolis Grandfather clause dispute. Hearing set on a man denied registration. officials in Frederick and nearby towns report varied compliance. Weather notes praise rain for crops after frost and heat waves, with cautious optimism for a good season despite past damage. Insane inmates from Mortevue Hospital described as a hard blow to the community.
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Annapolis
Mortis
Supreme Court of the United States
Maryland
Frederick
Jellicott City
United States Supreme Court
Jack Frost
Mortevue Hospital
Spring Fever Grips Schoolboy Minds Across Omaha Bee
The Omaha Bee notes teachers face springtime lassitude as boys drift from books toward lighter work and outdoor pleasures. The piece urges tact and patience, praising teachers who understand students’ shifting interests and the irresistible pull of summer and play.
Minutiae of Merriness and Witty Exchanges
A humorous montage notes Deacon Skinner-Well's call to Oshkosh and a deacon's salary quip. Cholly and Algy banter about idle fate while a footpad questions a house search. Another caption recalls a Paris restaurant row over a window and a frozen diner, all in brisk, gossip-like snippets.
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Skinner
Oshkosh
Grabber
Puck
How Sound I Sleep At Night By I. E. Kiser
Poem from Chicago Record-Herald reflecting a drudge’s contentment with simple life. Narrator asserts anonymity, modest means, and steady sleep despite hardships. Mentions neglect by markets and public figures, and emphasizes personal peace alongside family happiness.
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I. E. Kiser
Chicago Record- Herald
Twenty Years Ago Today in Frederick Local Items
Local items note Jacob Handiey won the route contract to carry the amix six times weekly from Mechanicstown to Frederick. Peabody Conservatory of Music certificates awarded Miss Doros and Miss Shriner. Frederick street franchise granted for an electric road to Middletown. Emmasher Vocalitant Hose Company annual meeting elected officers. details list president vice president secretary treasurer and chiefs.
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Jacob Handiey
Amix
Mechanicstown
Frederick
Middletown
Board of Aldermen
Vocilant Hose Company
Emmasher
Wle Rowe
W Bushman
Fel Troxell
Otrrasmrer
D Henry Stokes
Geo. T. Easter
Charles Th Toke
Samuel J. Rowe
Nogzieman
W. J Ashbaugh
Hose
Albert Smith
Memorial notices and obituaries from Montgomery county
The column records the death of Mrs. Mary Virginia Miles widow of Ashlom Miles a Navy surgeon born in Washington D C. It notes her ancestry to Joseph Noble Stuart and Gen Philip Stuart, her education, devotion to Catholicism and domestic life, and that she left one child seven grandchildren and seven great grandchildren. Also obituary notices for Mrs Bettie Sappington widow of George K Sappington of Union Bridge with six children and multiple relatives, services at Beaver Dam and interment, and James Carstairs Christopher 66 of Laytonsville with two children and a sister, funeral at Laytonsville Cemetery. The passage ends with Joshua Herbert and Thomas P Y Rice funeral arrangements and interment details.
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Mary Vincenta Miles
Mary Virginia Miles
Ashlom Miles
United States Navy
Washington, . C
Bong
Prince George's County
Maryland
Joseph Noble Stuart
Philip Stuart
America
Philip
David Stuart
Church of England
Virginia
Mary Ashton Miles
Juan Boyle
Church of St. Rose
Montgomery County
MUS
Bappington
Bettie Sappington
George K. Sappington
Union Bridge
Sappington
Jamest Sappington
Washington
Edward Farry
Beaver Dam
Clinton Nusbaum
Beaver
Tuverns
Sundjoining
Axmips T. Christopher James Carstairs Christopher
Laytonsville
Nicholas Christopher
Tulmos C. Christopher
Samuel Rings
Mary C. Hen
Berlin
Baltimore
Luytensville Cemetery
Joshua Herbert
Philadelphia
Ttis City
D.C
Laboring Sons Cemetery
L. J. Valentine
Thomas PY. Rice
Real estate deeds filed in county court records
Multiple property transfers recorded in the county court listings. Gerande M Steiner to Edna G Michael. Gertrude M Steiner to Ada C Etchison. A W Gurkhari to M E Bartins. Amanda B Kelbaush to Levin T Lewis. Charles H Derr to John C Dinterman. Grove and wife to Me Kendree R Eichison. Frank E Bunton and sister to Martin Wagner. Amounts listed vary by parcel.
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Gerande M. Steiner
Edna G. Michael
Gertrude M. Steiner
Ada C. Etchison
A. W. Gurkhari
M. E. Bartins
Amanda EB. Kelbaush
Levin T. Lewis
Charles H. Derr
John C. Dinterman
Grove
MeKendree RN
Eichison Aml
Frank E. Bunton
Martin Wagner
Funeral for Mani Shr net in Taylorstown Virginia
Remains transported by train to Taylorstown Virginia for funeral services at the local MS church. Burial planned nearby. A man struck in the head by a whip suffered severe injuries but was later able to rise and move about.
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Mani
Taylorstown
Ismeng
Feneral Setanes
M.S Church
Paw Woohine
Charles
Khbtae East Third Street
Driven from home by irate husband sterns from Yellow Springs tale
A Montgomery County tale recounts Jose Ramsburg, wife of Roy Ramsburg of Mountaindale, driven from home after two nights sleeping in the open near Yellow Springs and Mountaindale. She sought food at a neighbor’s, was taken to Montevue for safety, and a warrant is issued for Ramsburg on charges of assault and driving her away. The article notes a history of quarrels, her young marriage at 14, and two small children. Also reported: stolen clothing found for Clarence Runkles, and a Montgomery County Women’s Clubs meeting postponed due to Mrs. Warfield’s death.
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Yellow Springs
Mountaindaly
Jose Itamsburg
Roy Ramsburg
Mountaindala
Robert Tyles
Sherif
Deeler
Montevue
Bfe
Gregg
Hamsburg
Mountaindale
Ramsburg
Fagan
Deeter
Clarence Runkles
Berkeley
Frederick House
Runkles
Woman's Club
Margaret Webb Warfield
Robert C. Warfield
Montgomery County Federation of Women's Clubs
Warfield
Haseen
Kensington
Government road work underway through Antietam to National Cemetery
Work has started on the government road from Antietam Station through Sharpsburg to the National Cemetery. The route will be macadamized and given a coat of tarvia. S. S. Stouffer holds the contract to furnish the stone. The project is conducted under government supervision.
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Antietam Station
Sharpsburg
National Cemetery
S. S. Stouffer
Baltimore stock market snapshot and mixed price list
Baltimore stock market report shows prices and corrections across multiple issues. Listings include coal gas power lines banking issues and various transportation and utility stocks with scattered values and abbreviations.
New York Stocks Quotations by Molter Bros Co
New York stocks are quoted today with Molter Bros and Co furnishing the quotations. The report highlights price movements and notable gains across key industrial and transportation issues, reflecting market activity during the current session.
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Molter Bros. & Co
Vault Fire After Grave Search at Episcopal Cemetery
After a search for Maryland's first governor's grave near the old Episcopal cemetery, a thief opened the Thomas Johnson vault, lit paper, and caused smoke and a fire before Mr. Rice quickly extinguished it. Barbara Fritchie Memorial Association plans a meeting at 745 PM tomorrow at the YMC A. The Express notes a boss firing an honest employee over unspecified reasons.
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C. Rice
Episcopal Cemetery
Maryland
Thomas Johnson
Barbara Fritchie Memorial
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