Try 7 days of FREE access to billions of articles

Start Free Trial

News in Frederick, Maryland

We have 6,005,256 pages in Maryland

View this page and access billions of articles with a 7-day free trial.

Start Free Trial

This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!

Start Free Trial

Cancel anytime, risk free

Not what you were looking for? Search our billions of articles

Advanced Search

Articles on This Page

This newspaper page contains 26 articles. Subscribers can read the full text of each article.

Newspaper

News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Nov 10, 1915

Page

4

Frederick Man Seeks State Motorcycle Officer Post

Frederick police officer Jacob Quinn announces his candidacy for the State Motorcycle police position covering Frederick and Washington counties. The $1,500 yearly post, currently held by William Logan, involves enforcing motor vehicle laws and night lighting on highways. Quinn cites his traffic record and seeks support from influential figures, while noting potential competition from Washington county residents. A separate note reports a dance planned in Independent Hall next Tuesday with Braddock Heights orchestra.

Frederick Wiliam Logan Washington Jacob Quinn Wilson William Logan Hagerstown Goldsborough Quinn Logan Frederick County Washington County Quin Independent Hall Braddock Heights

Wife, Caught, Kills Self in Shamokin with Companion’s Gun

Shamokin tale reports Mrs Josiah Simpson twenty six, shot herself after catching husband with Joseph Schmicker in their home. Coroner's jury returned death by own action. No arrest. Husband had returned from Philadelphia to find light and Schmicker with his wife. Schmicker is son of hotel owner Anthony Schmicker.

Schmicker

Roosevelt to Speak at Reading Mass Meeting on Preparedness

Colonel Theodore Roosevelt will visit Reading on Sunday to deliver an address titled Preparedness for War at Hippo drome theatre. The talk, arranged by Associated Organizations of Reading, comes after a committee confirmed the former president’s plans in New York.

Telle Reading Theodore Roosevelt Hippodrome Theatre Associated Organizations of Reading New York

Conspiracy to Remove New Sultan Reported in Cairo

Berlin reports from Constantinople say Eresi led a conspiracy within the Ottoman court to depose the sultan and end British influence. About forty courtiers were arrested, with twenty five executed already. The dispatch notes turmoil amid rumors of upheaval and foreign entanglements.

Berlin Constantinople Cairo

Frederic City Hospital Board Notes October Activity

The Frederieyh City Hospital board met at the Nurses Home with 24 members present. October saw 95 patients treated. 67 admitted, 76 discharged, 19 remain, including 24 full pay, 49 part pay, and 31 free. Repairs included exterior painting, metal ceilings, porte cocheres, and added fire escapes. interior rooms were painted with repairs to walls and floors and a rear stairway added. The superintendent’s room was renovated and a private bath installed. two wings were raised, nine bed rooms, two wards, a diet kitchen, two baths, linen closets, and a laboratory prepared for furnishing.

Frederieyh City Hospital Nuresa T. Bertram Hayward Francis H. Markell Edward PP Shuiner Miss Neeis Philadelphia

Funeral of Dr Custis Buried in Washington Cemetery

Funeral services were held for Dr J L Custis a noted Washington homeopathic physician who died last Thursday at his camp in the Thousand Islands. The funeral occurred at 912 Fifteenth Street NW with Rev Dr Roland Cotton Smith presiding. Interment followed at Rock Creek Cemetery under Masonic auspices. Resolutions of regret were adopted by the Phi Kappa Psi Alumni Association of which he was president.

Thousand Islands Washington J. L. Gregg Custis Misa Ritter Frederick Thouvand Islands Fifteenth Street Northwest Roland Cotton Smith St John’s Episcopal Church Rock Creek Cemetery Masonic Fraternity Phi Kappa Psi Alumni Association Custis

Death notices from Baltimore Frederick area obituaries

Death notices report Lewis Kemp of Washington Hospital dies aged about 70 with five children and several siblings. Funeral set for Thursday 11 AM at Greenmount chapel Baltimore. Also noted are the deaths of James Donata owner of Donald millinery in Frederick and David James of Mt. Pleasant. both funerals planned with local undertakers.

Lewis Kemp Lewis G. Kemp Washington Hospital Washington Kemp C. Thomas Kemp Frederick John H . Kemp Iowa G Ridgiey Kemp Mississippi BM Kemp Chicago Miss Mollie Kemp Greenmount Chapel Greenmount Cemetery Baltimore James Donald James Donata Gilmor Street Donald Donald Millinery Corner Market Church Streets Amelia Yost

Radium Price Falls to 36000 Per Gram in U S Research

Pittsburgh Nov 10 Radium now costs 36000 a gram down from 120000 a gram due to latest technical research by the United States Bureau of Mines. Director Van H Manning, inspecting work at the Pittsburgh experimental station, announced the change after a year of study.

Pittsburgh United States Bureau of Mines van H. Manning Bureau

Taft Appointment Details From Washington Note

President Taft receives a key staffing reshuffle with General George W. Davis stepping down. Davis signed over command as Taft appoints a successor and centers attention on Red Cross interests amid party central committee discussions.

Wilson Taft Davis Ason Gop Ucel Wiami. J Central Committee The American Rep Red Cross George W. Davis

Turks Stow Up Munition Store in Constantinople

Nov 14 report of an official communication detailing Nesr Ana Faria firing on an enemy battery and blowing up an ammunition store near Buraal Tepen as part of ongoing artillery and rifle activity in the district and near Sedan Rabr.

Constantinople Nesr Ana Faria Weels Buraal Tepen Sedan Rabr

Court Dismisses Case Amid Turmoil in Godley Shooting

In Godley a courtroom scene unfolded as a betrayer was shot during a key selection process. A single gunfire strike hit Godley in the neck, causing three witnesses to faint. The incident disrupted the proceedings and raised questions about security at the event.

Godley Arcucey Alma Morgan

Earl Kitchener to India to quell revolt efforts

Earl Kitchener sails to India amid reports of unrest as British authorities act to prevent a revolt. High-level discussions focus on security, loyalty, and swift suppression of anti-colonial activity in key provinces.

Monotacy Club Banquet Opens Fall and Winter Work

The fourth annual Monotacy Club banquet of the Evangelical Reformed church will be held Friday at seven in the church parlors. Rev Spangler Kieffer of Hagerstown and Judge T J Williams of Baltimore will be guests of honor with Williams delivering the address. Guy K Molter chairs the event and acts as toastmaster. Other committee members include Francis J Newman and Aaron R Ander.

Monotacy Club Evangelical Reformed Church Spangler Kieffer Hagerstown T. J. Williams Baltimore Maryland Guy K Molter Francis J. Newman Aaron R. Andera

Delegates Gather for Reform Church Men’s Congress in Allentown

Local delegates head to Allentown Pennsylvania for the Reform Ed Church Men’s Congress running November 16 to 18. About 1500 attendees, 1000 lay members and 500 ministers, will hear from prominent U S church leaders on missions and broader church readership. Grace Reformed Church delegates unnamed. Evangelical Reformed Church group to depart Tuesday morning with Hotel Allen as HQ. Names listed include Rev Henri L G Kieffer Rev S Miller Rev I M Motter Dr Joseph H Apple L Elmer Keefer C Thomas Kemp Jesse D Kaufman Edward D Shriner R S J Dutrow Charles W Lough.

Grace Reformed Church Evangelical ‘Reformed ¢Thurch

Move for good roads in U S country wide

A historic report notes Maryland prominence in highway work as of January 1 1916. It details total miles of surfaced and all public roads in Maryland 2706 surfaced and 17025 total, state funds and joint funds spent in 1914, and ongoing state aid road construction and maintenance figures highlighting the scale of early 20th century road programs.

Maryland United States

Hundred-Year-Old Guernsey Herd Slaughtered in Illinois

In Lake County a $60,000 prize Guernsey herd owned by Mrs. Scott Durand was slaughtered after Sheriff Griffin, with a governor’s order, confined Durand and farm workers in the farmhouse. Durand, claiming an injunction protected her cattle, denounced the action as anarchic and spoke to a Chicago paper via telephone.

Chicago Scott Durand Lake Forest Sherif Griffin Lake County Prine

Mrs McAdoo Carries Ebony Cane On Street

Mrs William G McAdoo wife of the treasury secretary and president Wilson’s daughter appeared on a Washington street swinging an ebony cane with a crooked silver inlaid handle. She occasionally hooked it over her arm while promenading. The president’s fiancée Mrs Merman Galt hosted luncheon at the White House with Miss Margaret Wilson and Mrs Bones.

Washington Willam A. McAdoo Secretary of the Treasury Wilson Merman Galt

Danderine claims stunning hair with no dandruff

An advertisement promises immediate light fluffy hair free from dandruff after using Danderine or Dandeline. It touts scalp cleansing and root invigorating effects, claiming hair grows long strong and beautiful with visible new growth within weeks. A 25 cent bottle is offered at drug or toilet counters.

Knowlton

Plea for Persimmon Proves its Worth Across Uses

The Department of Agriculture urges embracing the persimmon beyond hog feed, noting its value for bread, crumpets, griddle cakes, ice cream and fudge. It warns of waste from unripe fruit and frost myths, and recommends a half teaspoon of baking soda in heated pulp to prevent puckering, while ripe fruit may omit it.

Department of Agriculture South Persimmon Belt

Hymeneas Hollis Henshaw wedding report in Berkeley County

Miss Elizabeth Henshaw daughter of F. C. Henshaw and Marion Hollis of Gerrardstown Md West Virginia wed Tuesday at the bride’s home in a Presbyterian ceremony led by Rev. Dr. F M Woods. Bridesmaid Frances Snodgrass Henshaw and best man Joseph Hollis attended. Also announced is the marriage of Miss Vivian Lindsay to Robert J. Vickers of Burkittsville conducted in Hagerstown by Rev. Dr. J William Ott.

Hollis—Henshaw Elizabeth Henshaw F. C. Henshaw Martinsburg Marion Trammell Hollis Gerrardstown Berkeley County W. Va F. M. Woods Presbyterian Church Frances Snodgrass Henshaw Joseph Hollis Frederick Vickers—Lindsay Dah Vivian Lindsay Samuel W. Lindsay, Jr Burkittsville Robert J. Vickers Hagerstown J. William Ott St. Mark’s Lutheran Church

Attorney George A. and Edward Delaplaine Move Law Offices

Notice states GEO R DENNIS has removed his offices from 120 West Church Street to 11 Court Street. Edward & Delaplaine have established at 117 Court Street, consolidating with the former Franklin B. Smith offices.

No. 120 West Church Street No. 11 Court Street Ocr Edward &. Delaplaine Han George Ae Epe Peeing Franklin B. Smith Septhdewinin

Rochambeau Fire Extinguished as Ship Sails to Bordeaux

Captain Ju ham reports Rochambeau's reserve coal bunker fire extinguished after leaving port. The French liner with 633 people aboard proceeds to Bordeaux with 421 passengers and 230 crew. No cause given for the fire. officials unclear if incendiary or spontaneous.

Gaye Bordeaux New York Rochambeau Juham Jubam

Mutiny Spreads Through Bulgarian Army Across Cities

A telegram from Bucharest reports a broad mutiny in the Bulgarian army with outbreaks in Bielogradchik Philipolo, Nice? and Varna. A battalion at Bielogradchik refused deployment, was disarmed, and many soldiers were executed. Officers and soldiers are reportedly shot in several locations.

Gulgaria Paris Bucharest Bielogradchik Philipolis Kustendil Varna

Wrecked Oil Ship Mama Sinks Off Kirkwall

The American oil tank steamship Mama, wrecked on the Skerries, was washed off and then sank in deep water after hulls were pierced. Tug efforts to save her failed as she disappeared below the waves near Kirkwall, Scotland, on November 10.

Kirkwall Scotland Mama Skerries

Pape's Cold Compound Promises Fast Relief

Relief comes instantly with a dose every two hours for three doses to end grippe misery and break up a severe cold. It opens clogged air passages, stops discharge, relieves headache feverishness and sore throat. Costs 25 cents at any drug store and is advertised as the only genuine remedy.

Pape

Enjoy Life Cleanse Your Liver and Bowels Tonight

A vintage ad promoting Cascarets as a gentle liver and bowel cleanser. It claims to banish bilious symptoms like dizziness coated tongue offensive breath and sour stomach, promising wakeful, fit feelings. It stresses Cascarets do not gripe or sicken like salts or calomel and are safe for children.

Also Mentioned on This Page

Berotorcycle Janed Quinn City Police Force Egypt Constay Cheney & Cao Toledo Ohio Cheney & CC Ea P Tee Pitts Board of Managers DR. Custis David James Mt. Pleasant Silver Hill Chapel Putman and Barton Walkersville Earl Kitchener India Reformed Church Men’s Congress of Reformed Church Allentown U.S Mrs. M’'Adoo Hymeneas Aeg le Geo. R. Dennis Attorney-At-Law Garrett Ps Grange, JR Central Trust Emory C. Crum City Hall Bae Plane FaTiy R. Ward Kepner Wilson P. Smith Kepner & Smith North Market Street Frederick, MD Mllisery NOR Mantz Market St Lourren L. Welty John T. Lewte Waite Baltimore & Ohio A. Wilieuma Cuba Wardin Goren W. H. Knock Seeger & CO W. Patrick Sr PHONE
Search Courier

Search the News Today with a Free Trial

We want people to find what they are looking for at NewspaperArchive. We are confident that we have the newspapers that will increase the value of your family history or other historical research. With our 7-day free trial, you can view the documents you find for free.

Not Finding What You Were Looking for on This Page of The News?

People find the most success using advanced search. Try plugging in keywords, names, dates, and locations, and get matched with results from the entire collection of newspapers at NewspaperArchive!

Looking Courier

Browse Newspapers

You can also successfully find newspapers by these browse options. Explore our archives on your own!

By Location

By Location

Browse by location and discover newspapers from all across the world.

Browse by Location
By Date

By Date

Browse by date and find publications for a specific day or era.

Browse by Date
By Publication

By Publication

Browse old newspaper publications to find specific newspapers.

Browse by Publication