Robbed Mail Boxes Lead to Hearing Near Frederick
A 15 year old William Hood faced a hearing on a rural mail box robbery near his home south of Frederick after letters including a check were taken and the attempt to cash it failed. He was moved to Hagerstown for further action. Raymond White and William White were jailed on assault charges from a farm incident with bail set at 100 dollars. Robert Ivory and Barry Ivory were fined for fighting on North Hente Street and jailed 30 days for nonpayment. Mary Brown Dorsey was fined five dollars for cursing Mary Hill on Shebrow. Odell Dixon, tied to San Juan mission work, was mentioned with Pastor Thongs Steenan Dixon at a Presbyterian church. Creosote farm near Hagerstown was noted for sale details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Hood
Sugar Lost Mountain
Fréderick
United
Noung’ Hood
United States
William Chrisaliger
Hagerstown
A. R Hagner
Raymond White
William
White
Hatver
Wilhelm Honus
Charles Rohrback
J. Frods Smith
Robert
Bary Ivory
Fpravels Smith
North Hente Atrest
Vinedtor
Mary Brown
Dorsey
Suethe
Fran ‘Smith
Mary Hill
Francis Oe
Klinehert’s Alley
Ceeeth
Frederick
Mira. Odell
Court hears cross appeals in Kaplan caper over alleged debts
Cases before the court involved Motter Bartus and Mrs Herring with lawyers Stoner Weinberg and Willard. Victor Kaplan faced the Columbus Tailoring Co in an appeal from Justice Alfred Ritter over a $50.87 balance. attachments were released and money paid to Carr and Henderson. The court affirmed the lower court’s conduct for Kaplan with costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mer
C. H
Eckstein
Pulte
Kaplan
West, Virginia
Cabes
Carr
Henderson
Costa
Reno
Harp
Stoner
Weinberg
Messrs
H. K. Delauter
G. H. Worthington
Kaplon
Victor Kaplan
Columbis Tailoring Company
Bulmore
Alfred Ritter
Real Estate Transfers and Estate Notices Filed
Property transfers show Nelson B Ponton and wife to Aug W Nicodemus Jr for 13 acres in Buck systown with $10 and other consideration. The Real Estate and Improvement Company of Baltimore sells to the Mayor and Council of Brunswick for $1. Orphans Court reports sales and inventories for estates of Samuel Craver Peter Dudderar and Sarah B Long including real estate personal property stocks bonds and debts due.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelson B. Ponton
Aug. W. Nicodemus Jr
Bucksystown
Hetate and Improvement Company
Baltimore City
Brunswick
Jet
Samuel
Craver
Peter Dudderar
Sarah B.long
Kindergarten Organized by First Baptist Church Opens Morning Session
The Kindergar ten School opened at 9 15 with a large group of children. Miss Norma J Phillips of Binghamton NY led a staff of assistants in games songs stories crafts and more. The session runs daily except Saturday from 9 16 to 11 30 with a suggestion for mothers to accompany timid children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baptist
Folke
Mias
Norma ‘J. Phillips
Binghamton
New York
Lambright Sues For Damages Over Arrest And Imprisonment
Arthur Lambright, by father Harry A. Lambright, sues Geo. A. Paisley for damages alleging arrest on a warrant sworn by Mrs Paisley for boat larceny. The plaintiff was jailed overnight before Justice J. Francis Smith heard the case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Gz Lambright
Harry A
Lambright
Ate
Terney
F. Mi
Geo. A. Paisley
Paisley
Fatal Train Crash Claims Henline on Cumberland Trip
Henline, a brakeman riding atop a Cumberland bound freight, was killed in a Norfolk area collision yesterday. Funeral services for Mr Feete of Brunswick prepare the Hancock interment as the Henline family mourns their loss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bie
Cumberland
Vision
Raleigh
Henline
Thal
Feete
Brunawicis
Hancock
Hen- Hite
Labor Day Celebration in Brunswick Features Parade and Games
Labor Day festivities in Brunswick included a parade by fraternal groups and two trades displays by local merchants. Reel races were held at Brunswick Park with meals provided, and two baseball games saw the Washington Athletic Club edge Brunswick 5 to 3 and 3 to 2. Music came from the Brunswick Cornet Band and Taneytown Va. Band, followed by a fireworks display at night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brunswick
Brunswick ‘Park
Washington
Washington Athletic Club
Brunswick Cornet Band
Knights of Pythias Picnic At Braddock Heights
Knights of Pythias picnic at Braddock Heights drew a sizable night crowd after a quiet day. Dancing moving pictures bowling and skating entertained and an address by B H Warner jr preceded a tableaux performance by Mountain City Lodge to strong applause.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knights of Pythina
Braddock’ Heights
B. H. Warner, &R
Mountain City Lodge
Advertised Letters List at Frederick City Sept 3 1910
A list of remaining advertised letters at the Frederick post office dated Saturday September 3 1910. Applicants must call for advertised letters within two weeks or they are sent to the dead letter office. Includes names such as Jacob Beacons Crail Franklin Merchandise Co Geo W Gray Konda Nolan Thomas Lowe Wolf Woodal Lizzie Crue George Duvall Hattie I yh mer Pearl Loscallett Milgon Samuel String William Beate. Also notes a vaudeville act by String and Beate at City Opera House then home of Curtis Getsor 123 Telegraph Street with upcoming engagements in Washington D C starting September 12 and a cousin of Mr and Mrs Geiser Mr Beale referenced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick City
Jacob Beacons
Crail
Franklin Merchandise Co
Geo
W. Gray
K. Konda
Alex
Nolan
Thomas Lowe Wolf
Walter. Woodal
Lizzie Crue
George Duvall
Hattie I Yhmer
Mise Pearl Loscallett
Milgon
Samuel String
William Beate
City Opera House
Curtis
Getsor
Telegraph .Street
Washington,d. C
Mr. Bealeya
Mrs. Geiser
Birthday Milestone and Racing Highlights Across Town
Edward H. Krebs of West South Street quietly marked another year with friends in attendance at a social gathering. A greased pig race at Braddock Heights Casino drew lively participation from four boys, won by Master R. Stockman. At the Hagerstown Driving Club events, Arvie owned by Dr. R V. Smith of this city won first in Class A free for all with half mile heats recorded at around 1.08 and 1.63.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Braddock ‘Heighs
R. Stockman
Braddock
Arvie
Hagerstown
R V. Smith
Barn Fire Destroys Farm Buildings Near Middletown
A fierce blaze destroyed a barn and outbuildings on Mr. Martin C. Kefauver’s farm east of Middletown opposite the Frederick Railroad power house. Livestock largely saved, but 12 tons of hay, large seed, wheat, corn, and equipment were lost. Loss estimated between 6000 and 8000 dollars. Firefighters and neighbors aided, blaze visible as far as Frederick. Cause under investigation, insurance unclear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin C.' Kefauver
Lorenzo “Miller
Middletown
Prederick Railroad, Company
Rom
Middletown Valley
Frederick
Itra
Kefauver
Heat Wave Brings Record Temperatures on September Day
The report notes temperatures reaching 94 degrees at 1 AM, making it one of the hottest days of summer. Forecasters expect the mercury to climb further by noon, with August 25 previously the only date matching or exceeding today’s heat.
Oiling of City Streets Resumes With Areas Serviced
The town resumes street oiling yesterday with work focused on West Patrick Street and Telegraph Street. Workers completed the block on East Patrick Street east of the tracks and began, then finished, the block on Third Street between Chapel Alley and East Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patrick Street
Bentz
Telegraph Street
Northern Central Railroad
Third Street
Chapel Alley
East Street
Harvest Home Services at Zion and Grace Reformed Churches
Harvest Home services will be held next Sunday at Zion Reformed Church Charlesville at 10 o clock with Rev A J Herman pastor. Sunday school follows at 9 30. Grace Reformed Church Pleasantville hosts the afternoon service at 2 15 o clock with Sunday school at 1 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvest Home
Zion, Reformed Church
Charlesville
J. Herman
Herman
Grace Reformed Church
South Frederick Literary Society Elects New Officers
The South Frederick Literary Society held a meeting on Friday September 2 and elected Albert Moser as president Austin Rhonda as secretary Prof Clem as treasurer Tyler Shook as librarian and Herman Grimes as critic The society adjourned to Friday September 9. A duck pin contest will be played at the Braddock Heights Casino tonight expected to be a season drawing feature.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South
The
South Frederick
Literary ‘Society
Albert Moser
Austin Rhonda
Clem
Tyler Shook
Herman Grimes
Braddock Heights
Local Telegraph Tree Incident Damages Hand
Mrs cAlbert Whittier reports a large lemon tree in full bloom as workers attributed to a damaged finger event. The brief mentions Mr Frank Suman Booth and market area with a fugal disruption while tombstones are noted nearby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank
Suman
Booth
Improving Property. Prof. Amon. Burges, east of Freder ick
Burges seeks to extend and improve his residence near Freder ick by adding an extension to his home in the area known as Park Hill. The proposed project includes building an addition and related works to upgrade the property.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amon. Burges
Frederick
Park Heil
Broken Wheel Report From West Second Street Area
Fragmentary note describes a wheel failure near West Second Street and references local Presbyterian church members and individuals including A J Ete and Lewis Eichell in a small community scene during Ramadan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hess
A.J
Lewis Eichell Ger
Cole
Isgia
Becond
Banking Haus Offers Rooms and Vault Services
The superintendent John Evans of Scranton Pa announces accommodations for business transacting at the new Banking haus. Three rooms include one large and two smaller spaces for meetings and handling securities, coupons, and deposits. The bank offers safe deposit boxes, opening accounts for individuals firms or corporations, and a savings department with a four percent annual rate under certain conditions. Tours of the building are available during business hours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John, Evans
Scranton
Mountain City Daughters of Liberty Social Session
A social gathering followed the Mountain City Council No. 1% meeting. Members enjoyed a watermelon feast with ice cold melons cantaloupe and grapes served to a large attendance making the event very delightful.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mountain
Xulberty
Chippewa Tribe Plans Ride To Catoctin In Peace Pipe Visit
Members of the Chippewa Tribe who want to join the Traveling Pipe of Peace will meet at the car barn Heat Patrick Street to catch the 4 30 p m car in September. John Ht Bennett Chief of Records Braddock Heights notes Tonight. Regular Tuesday night dance at Braddock Heights Cars at half hour intervals. Card of Thanks extends gratitude for kindnesses during illness and death of Geo C Kintamani Braddock Heights.
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A. H
Pipe of Peace
Catoctin
Patrick Street
John
Ht Bennett
Braddock Heights
Studio Sale Notice with Management Continuity
Notice states the studio has been sold and will continue under same management. It requests patronage and offers suitable reward if found and returned to the Nuwa Office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Game and Dame
Brenison
Rimiesa
Nuwa
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Floratio
Greenough
Boston
William Breele
Botnsan
States Aman
Misa
Giéd
Wiliam
McBinley
Maryland
Eantalyses
le Moore
This Weather Bureau
Renee
the Marvel
Teecel
Raddock Heights
Derson
Supt
Pe Etchison
Hood
Vieag County
Gig Farm
Wollem H. Ridenour
Hoeted
Baldwin
Haapir
Cresote
Creagler
Circuit and Orphans'Court
First Baptist
Arthur
Cambright
Eteuek
Knights OF Pythias
Edward H. Kreb
Weat South Street
Carnat Ened
Tremendous
M. C. Kefauver
News OF the Churches
Citizens’ National Bank
Frederick, MD
Capital
John D. Handrickeon
Pas
Clapnove
NEW
Wellingy
Thei
Nene
Hlankey
Monti
Beptemben
Auk Biyane
Neidig & Miller
Williambon
Vie
Williamson's
Rexall
Mountain City Council
L. En
Joy Watermelon, Fenst
Mu Ano Mrs
Geo. C. Kintiani
Regnlar
al Braddock
Cara
Helabane
Dack
Wil Ie Weldsweet
Pesonnten Ratunoar Co Gr
Anvinson
Braddock “Heights
Frederick, “MD
Prederick College
Court Square
Sokoloye
Rugatan
Snsith
Mu’sical
Irving T. Miller’s
Thoreday
Uoder
Gell
Walkernville
Beland
Seconip
Wiki Weue
Cramer
G. Tritapoe
Wal Hat Ark
Yellow Spring
Peing-Alyde
Ary Lion West Fees
Helahte Ion
Alin Tei Veuick
Neer
Neer Uh
Prises Ronalue Ros
Court Street
Cramer & Stauffer
Mortenaee
Jecoey
Joan
Eee
Staley
Y.seke Soran
VIRE
InstRaRen
Ieee Dee Erige
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