Wreck on Baltimore and Ohio near Albert injures worker
An axle failure on an eastbound coal train near Albert caused a severe wreck, trapping a worker beneath the tracks for about an hour. The man was rescued with minor injuries while large portions of the coal cars derailed, delaying passenger service for hours and costing the railroad company several thousand dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dreketeas
Baltimore and Ohio
Albert
Ort
Willam G. Gaembrii
Sur Ton
Minor Mishaps at Local Shops Reported
Mr. M. F. P. Starr of Liberty suffered a minor mishap in a bin incident. Little Harry Fog from Oak Hill hurt his finger in a cage cutting box, with injuries described as bad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. FP
Starr
Liberty
Harry Fog
Oak Hill
Tle
Tribute to Rector Ingle as Pastor Marks 30th Anniversary
The Rev Dr Beale notes church unity and moral duty in addressing church and city affairs during a weekly lecture. He praises Rector Ingle for a lifetime of devoted ministry, service to the sick and poor, and his sacrifice in sending a son to carry the Gospel. The talk lauds the Episcopal Church and predicts a warm gathering for the 30th anniversary celebration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beale
Presbyterian Church
Seagat
Alcer
Frederick
Good Episcopal Brethren
Rajotoe
Logic
Ingle
Engagement Extraordinary At City Opera House
The City Opera House announces a three night engagement starting next Thursday the 31st featuring Prof. Graham The Wonder Worker accompanied by Prof Culii noted as the prince of magicians and Oxolite the European sensation. Performances occur with bright light and audience involvement at popular prices one third Graham’s city rates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Opera House
Graham
Culiifor
Oxolite
Opera House
Tapots Tournament at Woman's College Honors Local Tennis Champions
Students suspended for Ascension services watched a lively tennis event on the college court. A doubles and singles tournament featured many skilled players led by Miss Agnes Cost and Miss Allie Shriner who won the championship. Professor Apple praised the competition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's College
Ascension Dey
Jenm
Agnes Cost
Allie Shriner
Apple
Social World Notes From Walkersville Class Event
The Sunday School class at Walkersville in this county was entertained Wednesday evening at the host’s residence. Prof Stover of Union Bridge and Mr Neff provided music as guests enjoyed a season feast. Guests departed around 13 o clock, leaving hearty thanks for hospitality.
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Neff
Laborat
Walkersville
Stover
Union Bridge
Funeral services for Mrs Krants and Mr Fagan
The funeral of Mrs. Wm. H. Krants was held yesterday from her home near Doubs with services in Smith's Chapel conducted by Rev. J. M W. Starr. Pall bearers were JC W. Myers C H Webster James P J D Hood T W Bleasing and H M Michael. Interment at Mt Olivet Cemetery. C C Carty funeral director. Remains of Thomas Fagan brought from near Savage Howard county and interred at Mt Olivet Cemetery. Rev W L McKenney of HW Church officiated. Pall bearers were M F Derr Coton Willard George E Phoebus Esre Hoffman. F Schroeder undertaker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Fagan
Savage
Howard Counly
Mt. Olivet
W. L McKenney
HW. & Church
M. F. Derr
Coton Willard
George E. Phoebus
Esre Hoffman
F. Schroeder
Engagements announced in Baltimore and Middletown notices
The engagement of Miss Mary Isabel Martin of 3223 Maryland avenue Baltimore to Mr John Hunt Gifford formerly of Frederick is announced. A wedding is planned in Jane CakD3 OUT. Separate notices list baptisms and a ceremony at the Lutheran church in Middletown on Tuesday evening next at 8 o'clock with Mr Edward Toms formerly of Middletown and Miss le O Gaver daughter of Mr and Mrs Gao W Gaver of Middletown referenced.
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Mary Isabel Martin
Maryland Avenue
Baltimore
John Hunt Gifford
Frederick
Jane
Edward 4
Toms
Middletown
James
le O. Gaver
Gao. W. Gaver
Brief Bits From the Era of Sidelights and Oddities
A miscellany of local and international curiosities, including patent loom advances, railway odds, Windsor Castle details, notable figures like Governor Dingley, and stray anecdotes from London, Belgium, and Liberty. Highlights touch on taxes, fashion shipments, police counts, and quirky street scenes.
Nusbaum buys land near Woodsboro pike for new house
Will Rebaud. Samuel A. Nusbaum of Linganore recently purchased between 16 and 17 acres from the heirs of the late David Thomas, west Frederick, opposite the first toll gate north of Frederick. He paid 140 dollars per acre and plans to tear down the old building and erect a handsome new residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will Rebaud
Samuel A. Nusbaum
Linganore
Noah B. Cramer
David Thomas
West Frederick
Woodsboro Pike
Mr. Nusbaum
Frederick
Eagle Shot by Woodsboro Man Near Monocacy
Mr. Wm. Wood of Woodsboro shot and killed a large bald eagle along the Monocacy near Woodsboro yesterday. The bird measured 7 feet 9 inches tip to tip and was seen sailing before the shot. Bald eagles are not often eaten in this vicinity.
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Wm. Wood
Woodsboro
Keller Elected to Fill Board Vacancy at Frederick College
At a Frederick College Board of Visitors meeting Mr. Otho J. Keller was elected to fill the vacancy caused by the death of Gen. Edward Shriver. The action fills a key leadership gap and reinforces the board's continuity.</s>
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick College
Otho
J. Keller
Edward Shriver
Whit Monday Picnic and local notices in Frederick area
The page notes a Whit Monday picnic at Unionville hosted by the Singapore M E Church with speakers including Milton G. Urner and Rev. W. J. McEkenney among others. It also covers various local items from rail usage estimates and carpentry materials to small notices about appointments, affidavits, advertisements for medicines, and a feature on a long-serving Frederick printer.
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Unionville
Singapore
M. E. Cgaourch
Woltebill’s Woods
Aslon Bridge
Ajaunt
Milton G. Urner
W. J. McEkenney
Frederick
Joel Brown
Edwards
Westminster
J. &. Marsh
Libertytown
W. E. Wolf
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Botal Baeing
the Daily Rews
California Fig Strup Co
Rootbeer
Moz
Guinca Balderes Pacer
Mambera of
Strine
George Sleams
Tevencea
Kidderminster
Eogtend
Jacguard
Atacin Ciy
Bogiard
France
Germany
America
Windsor Castle
St. George's Chapel
Engrossman Dingrey
Maine
Coun
Brossela
Neulily
Hesband
Duc de Vendome
London
Switzerland
Leipz'g
Hong
David Sneadner
William T. Cram
William H. Creager
John 8. Quinn
Wm. J. Keefer
Thomas Markeil
Cew
Weat South Street
Prince Adolph of Schaumberg Lippe
Joe
World's Dispensary Medical Association
Buffalo
Brewe
Forse- Brewsemiepl Co
Rattan
Dave Owce Wiin
Ft Ewe
GEO. A
Grove & Kindley
United States
Washington
Ignatius Etzier
Bists Council
Fairmount Council
Melick's
Chamberlain
Chas
H. Wetzel
Sunbury
Walter Shipman
J. P
A. L. Yearra
W. R.bby
Mr. Airy
Skiton
Porsleby
Albert I. Pearra
Shiloh
Albert L. Pearre
OC. Wells & Co
Clover
Albert L
Pearra
Etohison
Charlea E Knsuif
J. Philip Beard
John Sweadner
Peirce
Hones
Sca
Cmader
Naw
Bob Byta
Willacason
Albert L. A Etchison Build
Gayea
Dhilot
Cora
Albert L. Dearne
Etchison
Karl
Abert K. Pearre
Mars
Albert J. Beonmon
Tanio
Footer's Dye Works
Cumberland, MD
Adaes
Church Si
Carty
Mem Roger
Patrick Stresk Fredericks
Vd, Urobrasinva sesvialTi
LIVR
Lasee Wike Bign
Pozzoni
Mifiemi Stovi
Nemenene
Grre
Comet
Ae. Ac
Prioss Lower Shanaver
Frederick, Md
Banbler Rider
Luk
Ladies Oxford
LOY & Perry's
Busset
Adertisa
thoraRic Crarss
Fnstrancon
Doane A
Sime
Chargs
Hplomas
Addrees
Capital City Commercial College
Omaha
Diana
Telephone 122
MOS
South Market Street
Frederick, MB
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