Aged prisoner freed after bail hearing in Maryland case
Historical notes recount Daniel Sickles born 1823 in New York City and other figures such as Charles Dudley Warner and Thomas Eckert. The page describes a 19th century jail release for Valentine Trout on $300 bail after a shooting incident at New Market involving Moses Thompson. Details cover testimony, intoxication, a shotgun discharge, and Trout’s pending grand jury action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel Edgar Sickles
New York City
Charles
Dudley Warner
Valentine Trout
Thomas T. Eckert
Worthington
Justice Taylor
New Market
Moses Thompson
Ann Th. Werthington
Willam M. Storm
Trout
Frederick
Taylor
Brief Items of Interest
Boarding houses and hotels fill up and turkeys will be plentiful. Vendors and fair foods line the streets as provision shops show visitors will have plenty to eat. The Citizen building on Court Street is being repainted by John W. Keller. Tuberculosis day is announced for November 29 with special sermons in churches. Mr Guy t Albaugh’s East Third street homes repainted by workers under Harry Herbert. A new pavement goes in before Wilcoxon and Brown on West Second Street by crews under Charles W. Crum. A concrete pavement also laid before George J. Ross on West Second Street by workers under E Peter Mantz.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court Street
John W. Keller
Guy T Albaugh
East Third Street
Harry Herbert
Wilcoxon
Brown
West Second Street
Charles W. Crum
George J. Ross
E. Peter, Mantz
Hymeneas Gilbert Miller Wedding and Bowling League Result
Albert W. Gilbert and Mrs. Mary O. Miller wed at the Evangelical Lutheran parsonage with Rev. Dr. Ulysses S. G. Rupp officiating. The Middletown couple will reside near Middletown. In league play, the officers defeated Private Etzler’s three at Company Aalleys, totaling 906 pins to Etzler’s team’s 26-point edge, listing players Sergeant Barrick Major Markey Lieutenant Munshower Private Etzler Wilson and Troup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gilbert—Miller
Albert W. Gilbert
Myersville
Mary O. Miller
Middletown
Evangelical Lutheran Parsonage
Ulysses S. G. Rupp
Etzler
Serjeant
Cause of backache found in kidney remedy ad
A Brunswik resident Mrs William Donovan claims Dean's Kidney Pills relieved her fifteen year battle with kidney complaints. She describes daily dull back ache dizziness headaches and poor kidney function before using the product. The ad urges readers to ask for Dean's Kidney Pills from Booth Co Buffalo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Drunewick
William Donovan
Railroad St. Brunswitk
Dean
Mra. Donovan
Foate
Milhrm Co
Buffalo
Highland School Closed Over Scarlet Fever Nearby
County Health officer ordered Highland school near Myersville closed after three scarlet fever cases. Students Newton Gilbert James H Early and Jerome Gaver confined. Nineteen pupils affected. reopening unlikely for weeks. Also notes steamship Nordam mine damage with no injuries and local milk shipment disputes with Baltimore district. Automobile collision at East Patrick Street injures none. witness large crowd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Highland School
Myersville
Ralph Browning
Newton Gilbert
James H. Early
Jerome Gaver
Frederick County
Among the sick Mrs. C. C. Waters convalesces in Thurmont
Mrs. C. C. Waters of Thurmont has recovered from illness and is now convalescent after a period of sickness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. C. Waters
Thurmont
Local offers and notices from The News era
A collage of local promotions and notices. Miss Minnie E. Miller advertises subscription sales for Ladies Home Journal with prompt personal attention and a Market Street address. Free coffee samples at Fair Grounds and Crisfield oyster ice. Alver Robx Grocery lists footwear and leather goods with prices. Under selling Store at Market Street promotes clothing, luggage, and woolen pants. Oil and coal notes appear alongside news reading instructions and a phone line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Curtig Publishing Company
Minnie E. Miller
Market St
Frederick Chapter Elects Officers at Blind Workers Meet
Dr. Thomas M. Williamson was named president with Jacob Rohrbuck as secretary and David Lowenstein as treasurer at the Frederick Maryland Association of Workers for the Blind gathering held at Yo Mo AL. G W Conner of Maryland Workshop for the Blind spoke on the program. About 200 blind workers are employed there and one student, John K. Kolb, is training in broom making. The local chapter has about 75 members since its November 21 1910 founding.
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John K. Kolb
Deaths in Braddock and nearby towns
Braddock resident George H. Mull died at 3 15 this morning at age 72 4 25 cited as Confederate veteran and church member. He leaves three daughters and widowhood long noted. funeral Thursday at 10 at Braddock Lutheran Church with Mt Olivet burial. Interment by Thomas P. Rice. Louise E Roach died at 39 3 18 near Woodsboro. husband, two daughters, a son survive. shipped to York Pa for funeral. Mt Rose burial. Putman and Barton of Walkersville funeral directors. Mary J Jones colored aged 60 1 10 died near Lime Kiln. funeral at Buckeystown church. Rev W S English officiating. pallbearers from Good Condition Club. interment Hope Hill cemetery. George W Peters funeral director.
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George H. Mull
Braddock
Mr. Mull
Virginia
Alexander Young Camp
Braddock Lutheran Church
Luther Snyder
Baltimore
Florence
Alice Mull
Mt. Olivet
Thomas P. Rice
Louise E. Roach
Charles Roach
Woodsboro
York
Mt. Rose Cemetery
Putman and Barton
Walkersville
Mary LL Jones
Mary J. Jones
Lime Kilo
Buckeystown
W. S. English
Good Condition Club
Hope Hill
George W. Peters
Valuable Real Estate Tuesday Auction at Court House
Property owned by Elizabeth MecDaniel 120 West Third Street Lot Six190 with brick house in Frederick’s best residential area. Terms 200 down, balance in ten days with deed free of debt. Sold to highest bidder, owner moved from city. For info contact Jolliffe or Kefauver at 4 West Church Street. Also ads announce raincoats and capes for ladies with detachable hoods.
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Elizabeth MecDaniel
West Third Street
Frederick
Eliza Pettingall
W. ON. Jolliffe
Harry J. Kefauver
West Church Street
Harvey Kt
Temple of Music Seeks Patrons at Frederick Fair Show
An advertisement highlights GEO A EVER HART temple of music at 208 North Market Frederick Maryland offering player pianos organs and high grade instruments from brands Blur Bros Packard Gordon & Sons Van Dyke York Baumenister Everard Keller and others. It notes easy terms and broad stock plus piano exhibits at the Frederick County Fair and a Thru Stough buggy display from Shippensburg and Hagerstown.
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Blur Bros
Packard
Gordon & Sons
van Dyke
York Baumenister
Everard
Keller Bros
Frederick County
Maryland
GEO
A. Ever Hart
Temple of Music
North Market Street
Taneytown
Carroll County
Everhart
Frederick
Frederick Fair
Everhart’s
Frederick, Md
Farm Listings and Real Estate Services in Frederick Md
A real estate notice offers a complete stock of remedies with prompt delivery and insurance. It invites buyers to review a list of 120 farms across the county including 33 farms 3 to 50 acres and 18 farms 200 to 350 acres, plus town properties, with a promise to locate any desired property.
Real estate and insurance ad offers farms near Frederick
Almanac style ad for Albaugh and Harrington lists 143 acres limestone dairy farm near Frederick with varied parcels from six to 163 acres. Describes buildings water, fencing, near road and rail, easy terms, high cultivation, plus city business property, windstorm insurance, and loan services. Also notes typewriter sales and listing services from Market St and phone 74-8.
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Frederick
City
State Road
Walkeraville
Albaugh & Harrington
Market St
Real estate and loans listed around Frederick area
Cramer and Stauffer advertise acres near railroad and state road for sale with various farm sizes from 1 to 200 acres plus city properties. They offer loans on mortgages and list multiple farms near Frederick Mt. Pleasant Walkersville and Creagerstown. Office at People’s Insurance Building Court and Church Streets.
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State Road
Ibiarres
Frederick
Third Park
Market Strete
Cramer
Stauffer
Myersville
Frederick Apa
People’s Insurance
Church Sta
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Mercury
Jupiter
Mars
Venus
Saturn
Thompson
The
Washington
United States Weather Bureau
NEW Adve
Blue Ladies’ Home Journal
Beagle
Sterling
Oakland
Stieff Silver
Fair Grounds Hubbon Grocery
M. E. Miller
W. Third St
C. B. Trail, Jr. Brick Loan Co
Sabgt Harner’s . Jas
Eb, Doll
Empire Excelsior Dairy
James 7 Dolt
Marvel
Hymeneas
Nordam
August Meier
Germany
Holland
America
New York
Board of Health
Mum
Board of Health of
District of Celubmia
Patrick Street
C. F. Wenner
Lorettaville
Howard Kidd
Urbana
Kidd
Filby
Wenner
the Ladies Home Journal
Crisfield Oyster
Tce
Crisfield
Alve Ribrox
Market Street
Dixon
T. M. Williamson
Trs
Citizens’ National Bank
John D. Hendrickson
Capital
Capes
J. D. Baker
Seveenes
WM. G. Baker
Baker
WM. G. Zimmerman
Samuel G. Duval
Cashier
Joseph Medivit
Gro. Wu
Smith
Thomas H. Hauke
Ramsnong
Danie, Baker
Ws. G. Bare
C.H. Conner
C. M. Thomas
Pr. L. Hawarr
DM. Kefauver
Joan S. Newman
Joun
Motrem
J. D. Baxer
Underwood, Remington, Royal
L. C. Smith
Smith Premier
Remington
East Third St
Thrash and Stough
Shippensburg
Hagerstown
Thrush & Stough
Horner Dairy
Cor. 8Th
M. Ste. N. W
Washington, D.C
E. J. Winebrener
Frederick County Fair
Houck
West
Edward James
South Market Street
Pearre’s
the Drug Store
Markwood D. Harp
and Insurance
Pythian Castle Building
Cramer & Stauffer
Real Estate and Loans
Apella
Express
J. D. Hendrickson
Neidig & Miller
ONYX
Neidiq & Miller
John N. Clary
Mt. Pleasant
Fred
F. G. Thomas & Bonno
West Patrick &T
Grayson 'S. Mercer
Harry G. Tritapor
Insurance
Good
Elegant
Walkerville
Jets
Feaga- Tile
Lewintown
Creageratown
Feagaville
Wondaboro
Creageratowa
Erin
Maine
Pearce’s
THA Newster
Thomas Eprior
North Market Stres
Grayson H. Staley
Frede
Frederii
Frederi
Walkers
Pregerie
Libertytown
Barkely
Montgomery County
Barn
Adamatown
State
Bartholows
Lawia
Union
Woods
Mt. Airy
Electric Road
Wick
Mt. Pleasan
Soren
Acre & Co
Yellow Springa
Comus
Key-Mar
Feagavills
LeGore
Rasel
Row Market
Monrovia
Petersville
Feagavi Cres
Yellow Springs
Rene
Les
Tuscarora
Adamstown
Unionville
Bartonsville
Johnaville
Rocky Ridge
Acre
Daysville
Ear Feagaville
Mountaindale
Beene
Hyatts
New Midway
Hansonville
Mar
New
E Lodge
Point of Rocks
Adanstown
Barnesville
McKaig
Sme
Rectal Kerra
GEO. L. Cramer & Son
Church Sy
Freds
C. E. Cline
M. L. Etchison
Citizens’ National Boal
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