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Cardara
United States
Onds
Wateret
Freder Wekt
Frederick ci Hospital
Appiv
Mra Harrier Sheok
MartOns Fe Trailee
MT. O'Donnell Stock Farm
Chas Wertheimer
Maria
Frederick marches ahead with growth and progress
The Frederick area shows rapid development with new houses and extended streets. Population rose from 9,296 in 1900 to 10,411 in 1910, and officials expect the 15,000 mark soon. Frederick’s location near metropolitan renters and the capital supports continued growth, with rising real estate values and improved streetcar service enhancing accessibility.
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Frederck
Frederick
United Siates
Frederick Real Estate Activity Boosts Town Growth
The News highlights real estate activity amid Frederick's growth along trolley lines and anticipates a modern street railway system. Local progress is celebrated as improvements speak for themselves, with upcoming features promised to deepen appreciation for the hometown upbuilding and uplifting efforts.
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Frederick
Voices on Drowning Blason and Arctic Peace Echo
The piece blends notes from The Voice of the Press and The New York World on canoe safety and Anglo American pacific ties. It discusses canoe risk, university training, and warns nonswimmers to avoid canoes. It reflects on century old peace and arbitration with Britain and welcomes delegates for a centenary peace festival.
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New York World
United States
Great Britain
Maine
Oregon
Alabama
Mr. Gladstone
British America
Ghent
Keep At It in Brooklyn Times Advice Column
In a brisk Brooklyn Times voice, the verse urges steady effort and vigilance. It stresses staying alert, keeping nerve, and acting boldly to seize chances, with repeated imagery about pumping, energy, and perseverance to keep the mill running and opportunities alive.
Pleasant Paragraphs Of Visitors And Departures
Local notes list numerous residents and guests visiting relatives in Frederick, Baltimore, Washington, Detroit, Littlestown and Needwood. Names include Harry J Buch, Donald Jloward, George Zimmerman, Claude Wililde, Margaret Dow, Charles Kreh, James Parsons party, Hazel Edmonds, W G McComas, Maurice Grimes, Cora Miller, Stingerton Dixon, Zeigler family, Virginia Ambler, J R Steing and Yount. Commencement at Jefferson High set for June 3 with Isaac Lobe Straus delivering address. special car for Frederick visitors. Rev. William C Sykes to give baccalaureate.
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Tefferson High School
Isaac Lobe Straus
Frederick
Jefferson
William C. Sykes
Reformed Church
Dance At Braddock Heights Draws 1500 Crowd
Despite bad weather a large crowd attended the Braddock Heights dancing pavilion and surrounding amusements last night. The pavilion opened for the summer with upwards of 1500 people on the Heights enjoying the entertainment and rides as the season began.
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Braddock Heights
Twenty Years Ago Today in Frederick
Local items from the Columns of Tin Nans srty 21, 1895. The teachers examination began today at the Girls High School building. Rev Osberne Insie and Judee Lynch attend the Episcopal diocese convention in Marsland. Nicholas T. Haller of Washington plans a chapel on the Mauisia residence site. A public Memorial Day celebration was held last night. Two offers of the Salvation Army were charged with disturbing the peace by beating drums in the streets.
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Osberne Insie
Judee Lynch
Delecate
Episcopal Diocese of
Marsland
Mereding
Oin Rathmere
Nicholas T. Haller
Washington
St. James
Second Street
Salvation Army
Charcey Woth
Hood College Girls Tour Frederick Slums
Fourteen Hood College seniors, Class of Solloogy, accompanied by Dr Thomas Freeman Dixon, toured Frederick slums this morning. They visited Sheb Row Fifth Street West Sixth Street and other worst areas and spoke with inmate Alexander woman at the jail about robberies. The trip, part of the course, left the students surprised by the conditions described and they enjoyed fresh air after returning to campus.
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Hood College
Solloogy
Frederick
Thomas Freeman Dixon
Alexander
Beveral
Sheb Row
Hist Fifth Street
West Sixth Street
Bentz Street
Paradise
Schwalbens Mow
Cat Alley
Derr's Alley
Ice Street
Tower
Saint's Street
Dr. Dixon
M'sses
Miriam Moyer
Harriet Goose
Virginian Musser
Legnore Soulher
Ruth Moody
Daisy Buchanan
Margaret Stunsacker
Truth Carty
Fidith Miller
Mildrey Delashmatt
Mable Kintaing
Plorence Kimball
Medora Mantz
Edna Engie
Thurmont Couples Tie Quiet Thurston Wedding Set
Hymeneal notes reveal Miss Milllie Baltrel and Mr J P Styles wed at bride’s Thurmont home under Rev P E Kleimer. Attendee list includes Weller, Miller, Cramer families. Couple to Baltimore Washington trip then make Thurmont home. Groom foreman at Western Maryland Railroad.
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Milllie Baltrel
William Baltzetl
Thurmont
J. P. Styles
P. E. Kleimer
The
Reformed Church
Weller
Harvey Miller
William Cramer
Heimer
Maud Weller
Carrie
Nellie Bobfitz
Frank Albaugh
Olive Martin
John Cramer
Lester Baltzell
Baltimore
Washington
Marylana
Terbert— Moser
Cora F. Moser
C. W. Moser
Msersiitle
George C. Kerhorst
James Willis
Peculiar Freight Accident Near Haunting Creek Gap
A freight car loaded with diesel meat broke from the center of the iron road and rolled down the mountain near Haunting Creek Gap about 40 miles west of Thar Mont. The incident occurred on an eastward run in Western Marland, causing substantial disruption along the line.
Free Kindergarten voiced by Bertha Thail letter
Bertha Thail Vice-President of the Free Kindergarten Association writes to correct a misleading paragraph about the Kindergarten in the recent closing exercises report. She states the program started as a small Episcopal church project, formed a Board, joined Federated Charities without changing functions, and has consistently served the community.
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Episcopal Church
Achol
Mapiscopal
Federated Charities
Free Findergarten Association
Farmers face five day notice to pay hail loss assessments
Magistrate Fab ian Posey sends out notices to 291 county policyholders of the GrangeSter Mutual Fire and Storm Insurance Co of Carroll county. If payments are not made within five days, suit will be brought to recover amounts pro rated to meet losses from last summer's hail storm in Frederick and Carroll counties. Assessments range from about 300 to 50 dollars. some have paid, others have not. The page also notes a court opinion dismissing De Warren F. Reynolds's petition against J. Dukes Downes, Receiver for the Savings Bank of Libertytown, leaving Reynolds to pay the bank’s claim in full. It includes a Toledo notary notice offering one hundred dollars per catarrh case not cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure, with accompanying ad copy.
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Fabian Posey
de Warren FH. Reynolds
Cumberland
J. Dukes Downes
Savings ‘Bank of Libertytown
Mr. Reynolds
Reynolds
State of Ohio
Toledo
Lucas County
Frank J. Cheney
F. J. Cheney & Co
Hall
Frank Cheney
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Financial notice unclear mortgage and rent terms
Financial notice fragment outlines rent ranges and interest in the property market. Mentions Ground Tents and Halvwmore sites and various rates around two and a half to four percent. References to contracts, departments, and locations but lacks coherent details or actionable information.
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