Stubborn blaze in double frame house on East Second
A Saturday evening fire at a three story frame dwelling on East Second street next to the Pennsylvania Railroad, owned by Miss Jennie Hargett and occupied by William H. Comfort, raged through walls and roof. Firemen lacked adequate ladders and faced confusion, with damages around 500 dollars and insurance on the houses but not on personal effects.
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East Second Street
Pennsylvania Railroad
Jennie Hargett
William H. Comfort
Frederick
Helen Comfort
Comfort and Son
William
Weds a Famous Surgeon in Frederick Union
Dr Charles H Walker renowned New York cancer expert marries Miss Margaret E Upcraft former Hood College music teacher. He reports over 100 cases showing improvement with a selenium based internal medication used alone or with surgery. They will visit Oswego in September and plan to reside at 327 West Eighty sixth Street.
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Frederick
Charles H. Walker
Margaret E. Upcraft
Hood College
New York City
Walker
Hymeneas Murphy and Bartgis Julie Catherine wed in Yellow Springs
Miss Julie Catherine Bartgis of Yellow Springs and William Albert Murphy of Philadelphia quietly married at 7:30 PM Saturday in Yellow Springs. Rev. Ulysses G. Rupp officiated at the Evangelical Lutheran church parsonage. A dinner followed at the bride’s parents home. The couple will reside in Baltimore after a short stay. Invitations issued for Miss Mary Catherine Davis to wed Charles Rhodes September 16 at 6 15 PM in Baltimore. Glenn C. Young and Elizabeth J. Fox wed quietly at the Evangelical Lutheran parsonage. The groom, an auto salesman, and bride motored from Hagerstown.
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M. E. Bartgis
Yellow Springs
Mary Catherine Davis
G. V. Davis
Hyattstown
Charles €. Rhodes
el Paso
Texas
Rhodes
Baltimore
Department of Interior
Miss Davis
C. M. Fogie
Brunswick
Young—Fox
Glenn C. Young
Hagerstown
Elizabeth J. Fox
Lexington
Evangelical Lutheran Parsonage
Ulysses
G. Rupp
Trolley HITS stray team near Braddock injuring none
A horse owned by Samuel Thomas was killed near Hargett's station when the H and F car left Braddock at 10 30 Saturday night. The matching carriage was demolished. no passengers were hurt. Motorman William Ray and Conductor John Elworthy handled the car. The horse wandered onto the tracks after escaping from tied condition, the bridle not slipped. Value set at 250 dollars.
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Samuel Thomas
Braddock
Hargett’s Station
William Ray
John Elworthy
Clinton Thomas
George C. Thomas
Stargett
Hyndman
Local Baseball Notes From Thurmont and Cumberland
Roger Peck and Gus Boyne left for Cumberland to play in a three game series with Marlinsburg. Local players will join Cumberland’s lineup. Lewis Malone shines at second base for Connie Mack. Thurmont beat H F 12 to 6 on Saturday. Root’s pitching thrilled Gettysburg fans. Bill King pitched for Pooles Ellie against a Washington team, allowing three hits in a shutout.
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Roger Peck
Gus Boyne
Cumberland
Marlinsburg
Lewis Malone
Connie Mack
Thurmont
F. Aggregation
Root
Bill King
Pooles
Ellie
Washington
BASE BALL SCORES SATURDAY AND SUNDAY RESULTS
Baseball scores from Saturdays and Sundays show scores across multiple matchups including Philadelphia vs Boston Athletics two to three, Washington vs New York three to four, Chicago vs Cleveland five to Chicago St. Louis vs Detroit two to seven and two to one. Standings list Boston New York Detroit Cleveland Chicago St Louis Washington Athletics with varying win loss records.
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Philadelphia
Boston
Athletics
Leonard
Carrison
Bush
Lapp
Washington
New York
Brown
Nanamaker
Bochling
Henry
Chicago
Cleveland
Collamore
O'Neill
Faber
Schalk
St. Louis
Detroit
Dubuc
Baker
Wellman
Agnew
Boiah Stanage
Koob
Severeld
James
Oldham
Stanage
Sisler
Severoid
Heatt
Corleski
Coombe
Scott
Davis
W. L. Wow
N.york
Clevelad
St.Louis
Washin
National League Scores From New York to Chicago
National League results show New York beating Philadelphia 3 to 2 in New York. Pittsburgh downed Chicago 5 to 2. Chicago then lost to Pittsburgh 1 to 2 in the second game. Cincinnati beat St Louis 4 to 3. Boston defeated Brooklyn 6 to 0. Chicago swept Pittsburgh 12 to 0. Standings list Philadelphia 69 53, St Louis 62 66, Boston 57 52, Pittsburgh 62 68, Brooklyn 67 59, New York 57 64, Chicago 69 63, Cincinnati 56 68.
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New York
Phillies
Demaree
Killefer
Schauer
Doomn
Pittsburgh
Chicago
Vaughn
Bresnahan
Kandlebner
Gibson
Lavender
Hargrove
Adams
Murphy
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Ames
Snyder
Dale
Wingo
Boston
Brooklyn
Coombs
Miller
Necht
Whaling
Cooper
Hargrave
O'Farrell
Morris
W. 1
W.L. PU
Philada
St.Louis
Pittsbrg
Brookin
N.york
Cincint
Federal League baseball results and yearbook note
Reports from Kansas City Chicago Pittsburgh Brooklyn Buffalo Newark and St. Louis list game scores and battery lineups with players such as Hendrix Wilson Packard Brown Plank Chapman Rogge Derry Quinn Owens Smith Land Moran Kaiserling Rariden Bailey Leclaire Owen Billiard Mosely Kaiserling Barl den Young Johnson Owen Davenport Hart ley Comstock Hearne Berry Brown Wilson Johnson Adams Newark 2 Baltimore 3 and a commentary titled Why the Genius be Born noting that many endowed for creativity cannot perform even simple songs, in the style of a newspaper feature.
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Kansas City
Chicago
Hendrix
Wilson
Packard
Brown
Pittsburgh
St._ Louis
Plank
Chapman
Rogge
Derry
Brooklyn
Baltimore
Brookin
Quinn
Owens
Smith
Land
Buffalo
Newark
Realbach
Rariden
Schulz
Moran
Kaiserling
Bailey
Leclaire
Owen
Billiard
Mosely
Barlden
Young
Johnson
St. Louis
Davenport
Hartley
Comstock
Hearne
Berry
Adams
W. Pittshbrz
St.Louis
Kandy
Hopeful Move to Rebuild Street Ahead of Fair Campaign Tour
Chairman Weller, on a campaign stop, discusses funding to rebuild the stretch from Seezer's blacksmith shop east to East Patrick Street and the Carroll Creek bridge. The plan, backed by local citizens reimbursed by the commission, targets completion before the primary. The project costs about 1400 dollars with bids to be sought from Klipp, Houck, and Grove. Weller continues his Republican gubernatorial tour, with Frederick county visit likely his last before the primary.
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Weiler
Dm. Cronenburg
Frederick
Tadu
Naa
Seezer
Pron Thure
Far
Phonenburg
Cauman Weller
Wich
Parick Street
Tenney
I T
Carroll Creek
Cronenburg
Wellers
Messrs
Klipp, Houck
New City
Boonsboro
Weller
Frederick County
Warburton
Washington County
Farmers To Fight Plan At Annual Association Meeting
At the regular meeting of the Farmers' Association plans were discussed for legislation to be drafted for the next legislature to counter efforts to require permits for hunting on property. The legislative committee includes President David G Zentsz II J Keller A Remsberg J P King Icarus F Flook and George R Dennis Jr counsel. Weeds Make Them Sneeze Residents of Eastern Frederick blame hay fever on recent weed growth on a local lot. The sneaky bird reportedly records fast flight among aviators. It reaches a speed of See miles an hour.
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Farmers’ Association
David G. Zentsz
II J. .Keller
A . Remsberg
J. P. King
Icarus F Flook
George R. Dennis, Jr
Frederick
City Opera House Offers Romantic Drama and Railroading Thrills
Tonight at the City Opera House the romantic drama Don Caesar De Hazan in five acts headlines a bill that also features The Girl on the Engine and other railroad thrillers with Helen Holmes plus a Whitney comedy and The Quest of the Widow. Empire shows include Miss Viola Dana in The House of the Loot Court and The Honeymooners. Marvel presents Mary Fuller in The Unhidden Treasure and Ethel Grandin in In Her Daddy's Footsteps. Six reels shown.
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the Empire
Viola Dana
Empire
Paramount
Marvel
Mary Fuller
Ethel Grandin
Hubart Henley
Ittie Rich Giri
Talessson
Viola Bana
Adimiray
Dana
Fen “the Honeymoners
Webster Campl
Neva Gerber
Mary Pickford
Fanchon
Gargoyles of Notre Dame and their carver myths
The Pall Mall Gazette notes Notre Dame gargoyles tied to medieval Paris lore and claims Viollette Due directed restorations mid-19th century. Architect Henryems cites Frampton as the chief carver, a claim few may recall today.
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Notre Dame
Paris
Viollette
Carler Lem
Kfenryems
Dec
Notre Pine
Fouelishman
Frampton
Vey
Pall Mall Gazatte
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Charles Wesley Morgana
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Middletown
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Griff
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Say Fou
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S. Amos Urner
Harvey R. Lease
Aper
Runes and Mullinix
Revestment Co
Patek St
Hygeia Ice CO
Commercial Bank
Commercial State Bank
Square Corner
McCleery’s Jewelry Store
N. Market ST
Ederick, M
Blair Lee
Cobt Ac
Montgomery
Hmerson To
Quality Pictures
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Richmond
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