Season ends as Frederick players seek winter jobs
Baseball ends for the season with Frederick players seeking winter quarters. Most stay in Frederick, some return to previous jobs, and manager Morrison heads to Washington to meet with Clark Griffith. The club hopes for good finances from Labor Day games, drafts, and potential sales to fund next season. Weather woes hurt minor leagues, but Blue Ridge survived.
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Frederick
Huck Taylor
Westminster
Morrison
Washington
Jack
Clark Griffith
Washington Americans
Jack Wise
Griff
Champs
Blue Ridge
Residence of Henry Fox Repainted on East Patrick Street
brief items note Henry R. Lampe oversees repainting of the Fox residence at East Patrick street. Zimein’s grocery on East Patrick street receives a new floor. An electric button horn for homes is invented to replace doorbells.
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Henry K. C. Fox
East Patrick Street
Henry R. Lampe
David E. Zimein
Postseason clash at Willow Lane Park fuels tickets sales
Hagerstown and Martinsburg meet for game two of the post season at Willow Lane Park with expectations of big crowds. Martinsburg won game one 5 2 as Bates homered, and Chalky McCleary slated to pitch today in a potential season finale. Reports from the Eastern Show hint at a looming big-series down the shore.
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Hagerstown
Martinsburg
Willow Lane Park
Terriers
Mountaineers
Knaver
Milliman
West Virginians
Clarke
Hiner
Bates
Chambersburg
Salisbury
Seaford
Repairing Y M C A Pool In Frederick County
Repairs are under way on the Y M C A pool which has leaked badly for several days. Kreh and Nusz are performing the work and the pool will be repainted before opening, with no swimming until Monday. Also returned to the Y M C A reading room are cases and ranks donated by a New York man, not to be removed from the building. The Boosters Club room is now the Boys Library, led by librarian Jesse Ramsburg and assistant James C Wrightson, housing about 250 volumes, 175 donated by the boys. more books are being solicited.
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Kreh
Nusz
Frederick County Free Library
Property Deeds and Marriage Licenses Reported in Court Records
In Creagerstown, St. John's Evangelical Lutheran church transfers to Rogert L. Ogle as trustee for a Reformed church property priced at 225 dollars. Other transfers include William H. Hemp to George Nusbaum for 19 dollars in Missouri Pleasant District, John Louis Ford to James Esler for 700 dollars, and James M. Shealey to Martin Valentining for 421.60 dollars for 13 acres 2 perches. Hartlet H. Motter to Lucinda Highee for 2000 dollars in Emmitsburg, John Rosenstee to Charles Hemler for Lot No. 1 in Emmitsburg priced at 1200 dollars, Arthur Willard to Gilbert Flautt for 200 dollars in the city, Presley Orrison to Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company for Brunswick property at 5 dollars, and Millard Zimmerman to George Cook for 800 dollars in the county. Marriage licenses issued include Charles Sopher, 22, of Doubs, and Mamie Steward, 18, of Point of Rocks, and Harry Ernst, 47, with Betsy Milligan, 34, of Youngstown Ohio.
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St. John’s Evangelical Lutheran Church
Rogert L. Ogle
Et. al
Reformed Church
Creagerstown
William H. H. Hemp
George H. Nusbaum
MU. Pleasant District
John Louis Ford
James B. Esler
James M. Shealey
Martin E. Valenting
Hartlet H. Motter
Lucinda M. Highee
Emmitsburg
John H. Rosenstee
Charles PD. Hemler
Emmitaburg
Arthur PD. Willard
Gilmore R. Flautt
Presley E
Charles W. Sopher
Doubs
Mamie Steward
Point of Rocks
Harry A. Ernst
Betsy Milligan
Youngstown, Ohio
Treman Held For Grand Jury In Millville Murder Case
Jule Treman, accused of involvement in a July 4 Italian man’s murder at Millville stone quarries, appeared before Justice Nichola at Harpers Ferry and was remanded to Charles Town jail for grand jury action. Fortune teller Mrs. J F Murphy left carnival duties after falling ill and returning home to Hamilton.
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Jule Treman
Millville
Nichola
Harpers Ferry
Charles Town
J. F. Murphy
Carnival Company
Hamilton
Carnival entertains crowds at Baseball Club event
Crowds flock to the Baseball Club carnival with the Southern Minstrels offering song and dance while Excel Rodgers from Laurel Mississippi showcases a Mississippi State Fair gold medal. Boxing and wrestling bouts are billed with Young Herman facing all challengers and Kid Henderson promising to pay one dollar a minute to anyone he fails to throw. Miracle Show dazzles with optical illusions and Martin's high diving dogs perform daily. Popularity contests run until 9 p.m. with ballots posted for later prize finalization.
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Excel Rodgers
Laurel
Miss
Misiissippi
Henderson
Herman
Mose Marshall
Kid Henderson
Martin
Hay unloading patent gains farmers’ notice near Frederick
J. J. Shenk of near Frederick has been granted a patent for a hay loader using pulleys to lift hay from wagons and swing it into barns. One man can handle the load easily and the device attracts farmer interest. Shenk also holds a patent on a newspaper file but has not released it yet. He sold his McEwen farm to Dr. J. M. Goodman, who plans subdividing, while Shenk bought a farm near Mt. Airy. A reader on West Third street complains of weeds and dirty gutters as summer ends.
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J. Shenk
Frederick
Mr. Shenk
McEwen Place
J. M. Goodman
Mt. Airy
Runaway Team Kicks Farmer, Breaks Leg Near Myersville
Lorenzo Miller, hauling wheat half a mile south of Myersville, was kicked by his runaway six horse team when he tried to stop them. Dr. Haover of Middletown treated the broken leg.
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Lorenzo Miller
Miller
Myersville
Haover
Middletown
Maryland Auto Law Limits Speed and Tampering Provisions
The article outlines new Maryland auto law provisions on protecting the public from reckless driving and vehicle tampering. It covers penalties up to 25 dollars for unauthorized entry or interference with vehicles, up to 60 dollar fines for speeding offenses, and up to 100 dollars for higher speed violations including license revocation for repeated offenses. It emphasizes safe passing near pedestrians and animals, and requires drivers to reduce speed and proceed with caution when approaching crossings, curves, or stopped streetcars. It notes penalties for throwing hazardous items onto highways and for failing to control and yield to horses or animals when encountered.
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Maryland
Commissioner of Motor Vehicles
Baseball Scores From Phila and Chicago Unclear Totals
Baseball scores from Philadelphia Boston show Athletics 6 to 2 Batterias Jeonard Thomas Rheehan Picioich. Chicago Chicago 4 Cleveland 3 Batterias Russell Schalk Boenl O Neill. Detroit 4 St Louis 3 in 10 innings. Standings list Detroit Cleveland Chicago Washington St Louis Athletics with mixed records and unclear punctuation.
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Boston
Athletics
Jeonard
Thomas
Rheehan
Picioich
Chicago
Cleveland
Russell
Schalk
Boenl
Ing
O'Neill
Detroit
St. Louis
Hatteries
Coveleskio
Itanagé
Wellman
Hartle
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N.york
K- Washington
Tala
Clevaind
Washin
Bt.Louis
National League scores and standings summary
National League results show Brooklyn 2 New York 1 in the second game, Pittsburgh 8 St Louis 2 in the first, and Pittsburgh later winning 6 to 3 while Chicago Cincinnati and Boston Philadelphia schedules were unsettled. Standings list Philadelphia 73 49 598, Pittsburgh 70 51 625, New York 68 59 458, Boston 59 71 454, St Louis 56 75 437, Cincinnati 51 80 889. An advertisement promotes Chamberlain's Tablets for constipation and digestion.
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Gonzalag
Boston
Philadelphia
Chicago
Cincinnati
Clube
W.L. B.C. Philada
Pittabrg
Brookin
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