Frederick Fans Set for Big Week with Washingtons Visit
Frederick prepares for a fast holiday week as manager Baughman lines up Lynchburg and Lancaster games at Athletic Park. A Washington Nationals game is planned Thursday with McAlem’s squad joining, while hopes rest on clear weather to avoid postponements and draw large crowds.
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Frederick
Gea le Austin Baughman
Lynchburg
Lancaster
Athletic Ark
Baughmanites
Baughman
7Ers
McAleer
Washington Nationals
Prederick
Ray Morgan
McAlem
Washingtonians
Morgen
Chy
New York
Tinals
Col. Baughman
Boston
McAlurstein
Ihig Eily
Pennsylvania
Washington
River Journey Echoes of Camps and Dawn in Memory
A traveler recalls river travels and camps left behind, vivid dawns, foggy banks, and fairyland lights on the water. Scenes shift from sunrise paddling to camps and woods, with reflections on solitude and the lure of distant shores. The piece blends memory, nature, and wistful longing through evocative imagery.
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Dany Island
Wood
Ed Bank
Srles
Walter Pritchard Ficton
Scribner's
Phugge
Glvss
MARRIAGE LICENSES AND ESTATE TRANSFERS IN COURTS
In the courts a record shows William F. Davin et al transferring estate in county to Charles Neimyer and Charles Neimyer selling real estate to George W. Davis for $400. A marriage license issued in Hagerstown to John J. Stasp and Tannah G. Silfer led to a home ceremony in Hurkittsville. The couple planned residence in Baltimore with a future move to Predmick and Toward.
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Day
Circuit and Orphans’ Court
Trophey Deentr
William F. Davin
Charles Fh. Neimyer
Charles & Neimyer
George W. Davis
William A. Bidle
Bertha Widemer
Prederick
Hagerstown
John J. Stasp
Baltimore
Tannah G. Silfer
Torkittsville
Hurkittsvlle
Charles M. Smith
Theserstown
Predmick
Grey
Thiltimore
Autoists' Weekend Tour From Baltimore to Staunton Va
Maryland Auto Club launches a three day weekend drive Baltimore to Staunton via Frederick Middletown and Winchester. Route includes Frederick to Middletown towns, with mileage and tolls listed. Roads described as in excellent condition, Virginia Shenandoah and local highway segments noted. Stops include New Market Luray Caverns Woodstock Edinburg and Staunton with hotel and toll details.
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Frederick
Baltimore
Staunton
Serretary Llom
Lauvius
Automodie Club of Maryland
Shenandoah Valley
Bidtiuare
Theserstown
Winchester
Maryland
Baltauore
Bilmondson
Alteatt
Roting
Leth
Brederick
Tuicott
Premderick
Conten
Adden K. Sieldtetown
Baonshare
PIS
Tauerstown
Rhinwh
Hamilton Hertse Tvs
Williamsport
Lurnpike
Dineet Oy
Public Square
Ridgeway
Clear Brook
Titi
VAL Arrivvng
Wasaide Bryai
Strasbur
Maurertown
Woodstock
Liv
Edinburs
Jackson
NEW Market Co
Luray Caverns
Funn
Cryptic regional notes on locations and facilities
Fragmentary OCR lists places such as Lavey Springs Harrisonburg Meyers Cave Goa and Estaunton with garaged clubs and street names. Details are jumbled and unclear, but text references electric lighting and official garages in multiple towns including Frederick and Patrick Street.
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Lavey Springs
Harrisonburg
Railroad Head Refuses to Recognize Union
Cha ham president of e Hitness Day faced a critical situation as a threatened strike looms among hundreds of railroad employees. President AMashiam has assumed full responsibility in negotiations with non leaders and has so far resisted recognizing the workers as union members.
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Ch Ham
Charles
Marksatyal i
Secret Code for Flyers at College Park
War Department signals section speeds up aviation code work at College Park aviation school. Capt Paul W Beck says the aeroplane supplement will let aviators express needs and plans while flying at height. Supplement will be bound with the existing signal book.
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College Park
War Department
Army
Col
Park
Signal Corps
Brother Birudimen
Paul W. Beck
Ywtalion School
Navy Lieutenant Flew From Annapolis to Washington
Lieut John Rogers left the unfinished aviation field at Annapolis yesterday afternoon and sailed sixty five miles to Washington dodging rainstorms en route. He landed at Potomac Work after turning Washington from end to end, in a remarkable naval aviation feat by a scion of a historic naval family.
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Annapolis
John Rogers
Navy Branch
Washington
Potomac Wark
Notes of News From Across Maryland State
Notes of news from Harford and Washington counties report 20 000 attending Thaonium Fair 76 year old William Cushna dies at Dry Run. Republican events in Hagerstown and Annapolis. Knight tournament set for Pikesville. Tramps steal handcar on Western Maryland line. Public Service Commission hears Baltimore and Belair fare protest. Warden Weyler emeritus proposal. Beauchler dies at Johns Hopkins. Beulah Beattie case moves through Baltimore. Sister Sara Kane to Baden enter convent. Basil W Martin dies of cancer. St Joseph parish sale to Baltimore and Ohio eyed. Clearing house checks hour urged to 10 am. Squirrel hunting open Sept 15 in Allegany staged by hunters. Prosecutions likely.
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Thaonium Fair
FFI Board of School Trustees
Harford County
William Cushna
Dry Run
Washington County
Hagerstown
Norman B. Scott, Jr
Republican State Central Committee
Anne Arundel Institute
Annapolis
Chamber of Commerce
Confederate Soldiers
Pikesville
Western Maryland Railway
iHighfield
Public Service Commission
Baltimore and Belair
John F. Weyler
Maryland Penitentiary
William Lonndenslager
Albany
N. Y
Henry Rangg
J. Maxwell Miller
Ellicott City
Howard County, Volunteers
William H. Jackson
Salisbury
Atlantic City
Chelsea
Charles Beuchler
Johns Hopkins Medical School
Baltimore
Beulah Binford
Beattie
Richmond
New York
Sara Kane
S$. A. Kane
Cumberland
Baden
Sisters of St. Joseph
Basil W. Martin
Fort McHenry
St. Joseph’s Catholic Parish
Baltimore and Ohio
Barre Street
Charles
Clearinghouse Association
Allegany County
Stole Handcar to Haul Loot
Two tramps early yesterday morning broke into the Western Maryland railway storage house at Trigehfield and used a handcar to take plunder from Charmian station. They carried bicycles buckets flour and packages beyond Fairfield before fleeing. Railroad men pursued them and forced abandonment of the loot.
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Western Maryland Railway
Trigehfield
Plander
Charmian
Fairfield
Law Arms Quarrel Leads to Arrest Warrant at Woodsboro
Mrs Ephriam Baker and son Oliver Baker of Woodsboro swear out a warrant for Morris Baker charging assault. Morris appeared before Justice MacGill. hearing set for later as witnesses failed to appear. Barton Ramsburg arrested in Middletown for drunken conduct on trolley cars. fined $10 and costs. Column includes an advertisement for Hall's Catarrh Cure.
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Momier
Ephriam Baker
Oliver Baker
Woodsboro
Morris Baker
Morris
Baker
MacGill
Barton Ramsburg
Middletown
Sherif Lanner
Lloyd T. Madsil
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Bartholomay Rochester Beer
WM. H. Shipley
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Yang-Tse-Kiang Valley
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Yar Tse-Kiang
Harle Markham
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Hall
Bd. Cheney & Co
Toledo
Ohio
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Toledo, Ohio
Merhl F. Moberly
W. Patrick Bt
Frederick, Md
R. R
Niagara Falls
Pullman
York
Susquehanna Valley
Buffalo
Baltimore & Ohio
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
J. H. Trundle
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