Daredevil Thieves Loot Frederick Home for Small Haul
A gang of thieves raided the Frederick home of George Wiliam Sith on Hast Second Street. They ransacked rooms, took cash, a watch, and various items while avoiding valuables. The intruders entered via the front gate and dining room window, leaving burnt matches, and fled as Mr. Smith slept nearby. Smith hopes the thieves return his key bunch to ease future access.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
George Wiliam Sith
Second
Mr. Smith
Leling
Moma
Bolddy
Wr. Smith
Misses Smith
Stella Smith
Thief
P. B. Sappington
Miss Smith
Mrs. Markell
A. E. Fisher
Smith's
Lloyd Culler
South Market Street
Soony John
Emory C. Crum
John Stockman
Diavenue
George Wiliam Smith
Mast
Burglary Report At East Patrick Street Home
Robbers entered the Miller residence after midnight on East Patrick Street, stealing silverware and gold cuff buttons from Mr Miller’s shirt. The den was ransacked while the bedroom was left untouched, a few burnt matches indicate entry via the cellar, with little other evidence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. R. Miller
East Patrick
Ro Miller
Opera Hauge
Busi
Atoin
Myr
Miler
Mr. Miller
Local Post Office Exam Applicants Named
Four young ladies and two gentlemen took the stenographic and typewriter examination at the post office for departmental service. The exam was conducted by J. W Himbers and W Harrier of the local board. Six seats were listed for the test which began at 10 o clock. Participants included Hazel M Koogie Pauline Suman Dorothy M Wilson Edwin A Smith and Arthur J Kemp. One young lady asked that her name be withheld for business reasons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W Himbers
W. Harrier
Heans
al Jonea
Hazel M. Koogie
Pauline Suman
Dorothy M Wilson
Messie Edwin 3A. Smith
Arthur
Kemp
Other Robberies Reported and Vicious Prowler Scare
Local contractor Joseph A Jamison reported the loss of shovels and equipment from his West Patrick Street stable. A shovel was found outside a saloon and traced to a worker, prompting warnings of arrest if all tools are not returned. Prof. Lynn Stevens on West Patrick Street frightened away two prowlers after his daughters screamed, father arriving with a hammer. A Frederick City Garage owner mourns the loss of four chickens, a lone hen spared. Residents arm themselves as thefts rise. Dresses were taken from a wager.
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Cov
Tobias Zimmerman
West Patr Street
Roc Crum
Glaize William Smith
Rust Second Street
East Patried Street
Lynn Stevens
Patrick Street
J. A. Jamison
West Patric Street
John H. Grove
Patrick Steat
Prof
West Patrick Street
Selo
Captain Ho Grae
Frederick City
Dresses Stolen From Dayton Wagon Believed Taken by Mrs Conley
From a Dayton wagon of Dr U Conley dresses valued 250 to 400 dollars disappeared in front of KH Wine Jenner store on South Market Street a week ago tonight. Police and sheriff searched Saturday night and Sunday for clues but the effort waned. Dr Conley led a detective to the area for days without success and is now visiting St Louis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dayton
Dr. U. Conley
KH. J. Wine- Jenner
South Market Street
Public Notices and Candidate Announcements in Frederick
Public sale of a tract of land of about ninety acres near Cahin Urner and Ezra Nusbaum with remainder to Sagilia Radcliffe. terms payable at sale, balance in ten days. Also numerous local political candidacies for Frederick County positions including Alderman and County Commissioner, all subject to Democratic primaries.
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Savilla A. Radcliffe
Frederick County
Maryland
Lindsays Store
Jean F. Dudderar
Unionville
Tore
Les
Cahin Urner
Ezra, Nushaum
Cornelia Sundergins
Emeline Dudderar
Sagilia AL Radcliffe
Sasita AL Radcliffe
Emeline Mudderar
Suna
Equiver Grimes
JTL PD
Princeton Buckey
Aierness
John Edward Sculele
Maglédte
Major
Joenry A. Hatin
Elmer McC. Phebus
City Register
Frederick, Md
Waring Tyson, Marstatt
Sherrff
Sheriif
Vambig
Abram J. Eichelberger
WM V. Wolfe
Tuscarora
C. BE. Victor Myers
Bockeystown
Mar
Sherry
Jobn D. Consad
Frederick
Sherife
Sheri
Predick County
Ezra Lewis Cramer
Walkereville
wFim
Sherif
Clarence C. Holtz
Fred+enck county
Calvin I
Euian
Lewistown
John W. Humm
Frederick District
Marlid&wFim
Thomas N. Mohler
Buckeystown
AD. Williams
Ijamsville
Janlonelat
Tesim
D. C_ RAMSBURG
Aionas V. Summers
MartizdS&inFim
Death of H S Taylor Prominent Baltimore Coal Dealer
Harry Sargent Taylor, senior member of Taylor and McCoy Coal and Cake Co, died after nearly a year of illness at his home 1808 Fulton Place Baltimore. Born May 20, 1855, he was descended from colonial stock and son of Jacob Taylor Jr and Mary Catherine. He leaves a widow Lydia Potter Day, a daughter, two sisters, two brothers, and is interred at Greenmount Cemetery after a 2 pm funeral at Mount Vernon Place Methodist Episcopal Church.
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Baltimore
Hag Geen III
Harry Sargent Taylor
Taylor and McCoy Coal and Cake Company
Bulton Place
Ballimore
Mr. Taylor
Mg. Saylor
Jacob Jr
Mary Catherine ‘Taylor
Marylaing
Lord Baltimore
Mount Pleasant
Jullen Road
Stewart Hall
St Timothy’s Military Academy
Mount Vernon Place Methodist Episcopal Church
Tesa
Mildred Lee Brown
Frederick
Lyda Potter Day
New Haven
Greenmount Cemetery
Real estate transfers and estate notices in county and city
Property deeds record transfers from William D. Baker to Thomas n Saylor and wife. Annie M. Grove to Cora May Staley. Thomas H Haller trustee to George Wills Zimmerman. George W. Webster and wife to the People's Supply Co.. and a list of estate actions including the first and final accounts for Henry R. Lampe as executor and administration letters on Elizabeth M. Lampe and John A. Smith. Emancipation Association meeting at 116 West All Saints' Street elected officers for the year and set August 14 for emancipation celebration.
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William D. Baker
Thomas N Saylor
Annie M. Grove
Cora May Staley
Thomas H Haller
George Wills Zimmerman
George W. Webster
People’s Supply Co
Yiuliland Gvurt
Henry R. Lampe
Elizabeth M. Lampe
Gustavus W. Shafer
John A. Smith
Wm. C. W. Smith
West
All Saints’ Street
Thomas H. Clark
Samuel Jenkins
Clifford E Holland
Claude Walker
John Jones
Charles Wedge
Samuel Ross
George Fhippen
Benjamin Foreman
J.F. Lee
Hopeland
John Davis
New Market District
Auto for sale notices from Angel Vehicle Works
Several used autos offered including a five passenger Cadillac and a four passenger model. Also listed are two Metz runabouts, a second-hand one, and a 500 pound delivery wagon. Located by Angel Vehicle Works in Middleburg Maryland with contact Maurice Culver.
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Crawford
Cameron
Metz
Angel Vehicle Works
Middleburg
Maryland
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Frederick Homes
Geo. Wm. ‘Smith
Game Gang of Thieves
Santh Market Atevet
Big Pillow
Lloyd Cidler
Santh Matt Street
Aare
National Bank
Emory L. Coblentz
Chas. Wertheimer
Frank C. Norwood
A. Kemp
Aller Geo
T. Baumgardner
Assit
Cashier
Richard Potts
Thia Bank
State OF Maryland
State Roads Commission
Frederick Pike
Monocacy River Bridge
New Market
Worth Howard Street
Commission
General Assembly of Maryland
Wm. L. Marcy
C. E. Waller
Bunker Axworthy
Tarry McHeart
Mary
City Megister
Irederick
Apreddta
C. J. Eckstein
Lewis
Fraley
Lax
Bradley T. Nicodemus
Lewis A. Rich
North Market St Maglidat Tornea
Shaddstown, Md
Rok
Ff DD Zammermin
East Clutch Street
Maylédtt
Inghiy Bied
C. A. Wick- Jess
Wourth
FORD
Tdeal Garage
Predetick
Harry W . Spah
Woodsboro
Braddock
T. G. Coblents
S. J. Winebrewer
Shriner
Sourel
Trego McKinney
Lime Run
Braddock Dpeights. Building and Development Co
Sauer
Feast Third Street
Vrice Reasonable
J. 1 Gamerill, JR
Apmeditat le
North Market Street
J. D Crimmins
N. Market St
Febsadar
Edgar H. McBride
Court St
Post Building
Roy W. Poole
Nlidiy
B. Evard Krepner
C&t
T.ouis C
Etcinson
Jefferson District
Mayth&wills
Vrogsurar
Steve
LC Am Ranurei
Lovery Worm
Frederick W. Crame
Fém
H. S. Taylor
the Circuit and Orphans’ Courts
Wmaretage Licenses
George Elmer Stine
Elizabeth Lee Ebberts
Waterproof
Lais
Cincinnati Enquirer
Ted
Libey
AVTO
Sli
Cadillac
Father Devs
Adames C OF
Aprisaim
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