Maryland National Guard company A recalls Spanish War era roots
The Frederick unit traces origins to 1840 riflemen and later сыг First Battalion presence in Civil War and Spanish American War. It notes officers and members, armory plans, and community support, with recent promotions and ongoing training as the state builds National Guard strength.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peederie
Uest Ae Abe J Tel Hi
Theas
Araduel
Riflemen
Pany
Battel
Frederick Mrernrs
Charles B. Tyson
William H. Ship
Menice
Maryland
U.S. “Army
Wero
Phyé
Iederick
Hone
Frederick Seen
Augusta
Nemad County
Mary
John Markey
Lewis Moberly
Ely
Louis Winkleman
Charles Bowiling
Harry. Glessner
Charles Vd
Joseph
Walling
Cott.fantry
State of
Nevada
Crothers
Tichief
Charles A. Little
Maryland National Guard
Yeatu
Markemen Io
Kiba
Antania
Congress
National ‘Guard
War Department
Army of
Ficer
Col. Cowles
U's. Infantry
Engine Howse
Howe
Frederick
Lester Smith
Harry L
United States
Elmer T. Munshower
Willam M. Storm
Irving Landauer
John Staley
J. Paul Brown
Russell Crange
Harry Worman
Guy “Firer
Roger Wolfe
Buglers
Barrick
Griffin
Frederick City Eyes New Industrial Plant Drive
Captain Markey endorses a plan to attract a large power plant and modern factories to Frederick. He urges a chartered framework and close cooperation with local manufacturers to stimulate growth, jobs, and earnings, comparing to Cleveland’s growth and stressing pragmatic, moderate bids.
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Chalratan
Lagatlog New Hidustriea
Sidi
Stuerdue
Markey
Hrederiek ‘Haliond
Frederick
Grovter Frederickn
Puablag
Forty Points of Beauty Counted for American Women
Renowned painter Albert Lucas weighs in on beauty standards praising American women over European counterparts. He cites a pearly skin tone and precise proportions as core traits while noting Americans excel in line length and refined hands and feet, distinguishing them from French Italian and English types.
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Hellen
Philip Audlg
New York World
Albert. P. Lucas
Pac
Portraita Wm‘fortook
Lacas
Gerome
Hebert
Paris
National Gallery
Washington
Buat ‘Ectaso
Honora
Metropolitan Museum
Holley
Ameri Ian
Vanderbi Cup Race Stirs Crowds on Motor Parkway Tragedy
Special dispatch reports the Vanderbi Cup race on the Motor Parkway in Long Island drawing large crowds before a deadly crash. Spectators were killed and many injured as a car plunged, with one driver Harold Stam of the Columbia War noted among the dead. minister Howard Pow Manufacturing Co. of Hartford linked to the incident.
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New York
Alco
Cary
Motor Parkway
Minigter
Pow Manufacturing Company
Hartford
Conn
Theo Itehout
Harold Stam
Nestone Drldae
Dynamite Outrage at Vines Building
Explosion at the Vines building in Los Angeles caused extensive damage and casualties. Genel Otis owned the site. around twenty people were injured or killed and the plant was completely destroyed. Authorities blame labor moderation tensions and a fire tied to supposed arson with several arrests reported.
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Speciel Niapatch
Los Angeles
Cali
Vines
Genel Otis
Dwilling
Sit Ile
Olle
John Huyler Dies. Noted Gauzy Manufacturer
Special Dispatch reports the death of John Huyler a well known giant in the world of gaudy manufacture. His death marks the loss of a leading figure in the industry with international recognition. He was prominent through his long career shaping design and production.
Bids Opened for New Roads in Adja County
Bids for road construction in Adve ent counties were opened by the commission. After tabulation, contracts will be awarded to the lowest responsible bidders.
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Lafe
Gomineston Yesters Diy
Dumber Et Digs
Adve Ent
Commission
Small Orchards as a Commercial Venture Highlighted
A Wheeling Register interview explains that commercial orchards are run as full scale businesses rather than profit from fruit sales alone. It cites an Berkeley county twelve acre apple orchard grossing 6500 dollars with trees eighteen years old and averaging 15.5 barrels per tree at three dollars per barrel. The piece urges applying strong business principles and notes the potential profitability of properly managed small orchards. It also includes a promotional aside for Dr King’s New Discovery cough and lung remedy with unconnected ad content.
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Charles. Burdett
Hart
Wheeling
W. Va
Register
Berkeley County
Berkeley
Frederick College Opens with New Instructors and Upgrades
Frederick College enters its 148th session with new instructors and major improvements. Prof Gibson to lead Mathematics and Science, Mrs McKenzie to oversee preparatory English, both expanding programs. Interior and exterior renovations include alabastine walls, modernized facilities, and enhanced sanitation. Classes begin with violin, piano, and elocution offerings, an encouraging enrolment, and hopes for forming an orchestra.
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Frederick’ College
Joe Perous
Ang
Gibson
Washington College
Baltimore
Chas
Hy Gibson
Maryland
McKenzie
Pennsylvania
Lockhaven
Cloomeburg
Anderson
School of Physical Culture
J. K. Koontz
Board of Visitors
Frederick College
M. Diarry Soukolove
Claus
Simith
McDaniel
Frederick Market Prices from Frederick County Farmers Exchange
Frederick market prices list crops and feeds dated October 1 1910. Wheat No 2 red oats corn and shelled corn rates shown with per bushel and barrel figures. Hay timothy mixed clover and straw prices per ton and per bale. Dairy feeds bone meal and various meal prices include flour and winter spring wheat values.
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Frederick County Farmers” Exchange
Personal and Social Pleasant. Itemized Home News
Pleasant personal items of interest to readers list residents visiting friends in Baltimore Washington and other locales. Names include Mr Grant Starr, Mr Richard Klugbug Kane, Mr Charles Smallwood, Mrs William Walter, Mrs Mary B Cramer, Mr Maurice Birlatin and family, Miss Lucie Stamsburg, Mrs Muggle Zecker, Mr and Mrs Charles O Donnell Lee, and Mr Alfred Ritter and daughter Margaret. Several have moved, visited relatives, or traveled to Norwich Colorado Springs and other spots.
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Grant
Starr
Fourth ‘Street
Hive
Thurmont
Jesse Kautikin
Patrick Streety
Balilidie
Richard Klug Bug Kane
Morfon
Charles “Smallwooi
Baltimore
Willam Walter
Muggle Zecker
Frederick
Carlton Zecker
Gradt
CA Gross
Middletown
Charles O'Donnell Lee
du Wardington
Lee
Frederick County
Alfred Ritter
Misa Margaret
Norwich
Conn
Wedgens
Colorado Springs
Cal
Mr. J, Alfred Ritter, Jr
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Barah
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Arry W. Bowers
Reno
Harp
Stoner& Weinberg, Solicitors
Aldat
NRA
Doll Brothers
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Pete
Mra. Lemke
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Franklin Institute
Chester
J.B. Price
Bny Wale
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Sale—Enabe Square
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Addy Seder
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Garber & Green
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Pat Cise
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