Juniors Push Move of Engine House to Northern City Area
At a sparsely decisive quarterly meeting the Junior Fire Company endorsed moving its quarters northward but postponed action to a Sept 14 special meeting. Directors reported an option on the Lampe property at 338 445 537 North Market, privately discussing sale of current quarters and potential city assistance to fund a new engine house, with the option valid until Oct 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John C. Motter
W. H. Shipley
H.R. Lampe
Sixth Street
Ay Vurtler
Mie
Frederick
Women's Shoes Draw Shoppers to Local Store
The shop promotes a broad range of women’s footwear priced moderately. The emphasis is on stylish options and strong value aimed at women customers seeking affordability and quality.
Hungarian migrant sent to youth court for farm trespass
Wendalin Maserek a Hungarian appeared before Justice Fabian Posey after refusing to leave the Routzahn farm east of the city. Interpreter Morris Zitelman said the 60 year old man has farmed in multiple locations and came from Baltimore. He was sent to the House of Correction for one year on a vagrancy charge. A nearby note promotes Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy.
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Voenaxet
Wendalin Maserek
Fabian Posey
Eaward Routzahn
Morris Zitelman
East Seventh Street
Baltimore
House of Correction
Reverend C R Page Hurt In Baltimore Street Cut
Rev C Randolph Page of Winchester Va longtime Episcopal clergyman and former rector of St Mark s Parish Adamstown fell on Ridgely street Baltimore yesterday afternoon striking his head on a curb. He was taken to Maryland University Hospital for treatment of a scalp wound between the eyes and will return home today. Page served as chaplain of the First Regiment Maryland National Guard and was a Confederate Army veteran on Stonewall Jackson s staff. He is 90 years old.
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C. Randolph Page
Winchester
St. Mark's
Adamstown
Episcopal Church
Maryland
Virginia
Ridgely Street
Baltimore
Maryland University Hospital
Page
Maryland National Guard
Frederick
Workmen Parade Opens Cumberland Home Coming Week
Labor led Cumberland’s Home-coming Week with a large parade of about 1500 men in four divisions. Beautiful weather and jammed streets highlighted the event as business paused. Charles O. Roemer, Allegany Trades Council president, served as grand marshal. Fred N. Zihlman aided. A carpenters’ boycott under the white triple arch at Baltimore and Centre streets, built by Thomas Footer, caused a stir as they refused to march under nonunion labor.
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Cumberland
Charles O. Roemer
Allegany, Trades Council
Fred N. Zihlman
Baltimore
Centre Streets
Thomas Footer
Dyer
Governor opposes whipping prisoners at Annapolis facility
Governor Goldsborough told House of Correction managers in Annapolis he opposes corporal punishment as a disciplinary method and urges abolition. The board plans a new dining room and repairs funded by a $100,000 legislative appropriation, to be borrowed until January 1 when the money becomes available. Separately, auctioneers sold late Americus G. P. Wiles heirs property near Lewistown, including two farms to Walter S. Wiles and J Fred Putman and a 16 acre wood lot, with the town home sold to George A. Mort for 2610.
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Goldsborough
House of Correction
Annapolis
A. G. P. Wiles
William E. Darner
Lewistown
Frank C. Norwood
Walter S. Wiles
Bradley FE. Wiles
Americus G. P. Wiles
J. Fred Putman
George A. Mort
Harvest Home Services At Zion And Grace Churches
Harvest Home services will be held at Zion Reformed Church Charles ville next Sunday morning September 8 at 1015. Har vest Home services also at Grace Reformed Pleasant Hill next Sunday afternoon September 8 at 213. Aero Club of America lifts suspension of Paul Beck Washington and Lincoln Beachey both who flew in the Boston meet in June not sanctioned by the club.
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Harvest Home
Zion Reformed Church
Charlesville
Alfred J. Herman
Grace Reformed Church
Pleasant Hill
The
Aero Club of America
Paul Beck
Washington
Lincoln Beachey
Boston
New Discovery Promises Home Cough and Lung Relief
Thousands driven from homes by coughs and lung diseases seek climate and relief but costly options fail. Dr Rings New Discovery offers at home cure for coughs earis grip croap whooping cough and sore tings with a free trial and guaranteed by Tearre's Pharmacy. says you saw it in The News.
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Comnrs
Tearre
Keeps Up Record on Rifle Team
Lieutenant Kier Munshower of Company A M N G leads Maryland in inter state rifle contests at Sea Girl Nova Scotia. His partner Sergeant Frank Gemmall places well as Frederick and Maryland shooters compete against Ohio Emerson and Simon. An 18 mile wind affected 1000 yard and 600 yard scores with Munshower firing 48 at 600 yards and the team totaling 185 points, close to the winners.
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Kier Munshower
Sea-Girl
N.S
Frederick
Munshower
Maryland
Emerson
Simon
Ohio
Frank Gemmall
Maryland Marksmen Face Misty Conditions in Rifle Meet
A misty day hindered rifle shoot ing as Corporal Sykes led at 400 yards with close to a perfect score but faltered at 1000 yards. Duce, Bullett, Gemmill, and Munshower rose to win money prizes while other Maryland pairs trailed. Dawson Garner Sands Grade and Search improved, yet many failed to hit centers amid rain and fog.
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Sykes
Duce
Bullett
Tugh
Maryland
Gemmill
Munshower
Dawson
Garner
Sands
Grade
Search
Munshower & Gemmill
Ellett Leach
Dawson and
Sands and Grahe
Dandelion Liver Disks Promoted by Frederick Resident
Mr Edward J Winebreamer of Frederick Maryland praises Dandelion Liver Disks claiming they made him a new man. The letter says many testimonials support use for liver troubles and constipation and urges try them when liver needs medicine.
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Edward J. Winebreamer
Frederick, Md
Birthday Remembrance for 25-Year-Old Lieutenant Munshower
On Sunday Lieutenant Munshower, aged 25, marked a quarter century. His state team presented him a set of sight cover as a tribute to his esteem among teammates. He is regarded as a highly reliable rifle shooter and has been on the state team for three years.
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Munshower
Frederick
Struck at Policeman in Trouble Arrested
Seven Davill neies faced Justice Fabian Posey on drunken and disorderly charges after assaulting Officer Hoffman near the Arlington Hotel on Market Street. Kelley fought the officer, was jailed, and fined $10 with jail time to come if unpaid. George H. Davis and George Blumentour, farmers, were fined $1.40 each for allowing corn husks to scatter from wagons after unloading at Frederick factories. Aric Wise, colored, pleaded guilty to fighting and paid a $1 fine.
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Davill Neies
Fabian Posey
Hoffman
Market Street
Arlington Hotel
Kelley
Imight Kelley
Iday
George
Davis
George Blumenour
Frederick
Herwig
Justice Dennis
Aric Wise
Winter schedule opens at City Opera House with new acts
Last night the City Opera House began its winter schedule with two vaudeville numbers and three photo plays. A double bill boosted prices, drawing one of the season’s largest crowds. Highlights included Lyric Comedy Four, The Alferetta Sisters on the trapeze, and Miller's Orchestra, all praised by patrons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Opera House
List
Waiderville
Lyric Comedy
Miller
Mountain City Council Meeting Highlights Boston National Council
Mrs Sallie A Cramer reported on her recent election as associate counselor at the National Council meeting in Boston Massachusetts. Mrs Schett led a business session and a reception with ice cream and cakes followed the meeting.
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Mountain City
Daughters of Liberty
Sallie A Cramer
National Council
Boston
Masa
Schett
Baltimore
Man Kills Large Blacksnake Near Hamburg
Mr suum wiliam Barry of near Myersville shot and killed a large blacksnake near Hamburg. The reptile measured over six feet in length near the old Stine saw mill.
Manager List Hacks Up New Show at City Opera House
The Manager List announces a hacked version of the comedy Baby Mine to open the seagen'a series at the city Opera House. The performance is scheduled for Tuesday September 37.
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List
New York
Tly Opera House
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Opera House
Mrs. Cramer
Mine
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Fatty
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Temple OF Music
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City Hall
Robert Graves CO
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West Patrick Street
Baltimore & Ohio Seashore
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