ROW VISITING SISTER HERE IN FREDERICK FROM WAR ZONE
Two ladies arrived in Frederick after traveling from France and Germany during the war outbreak. Miss L. V. Creager, who has ties to Baltimore and Frederick, described Paris mobilization and martial law, embassies, and paperwork to stay in the war zone. Grace Burnap of Hood College, returning from Munich, reported lost baggage and delays as the conflict escalated.
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Frederick
Europe
France
Germany
L.V. Creager
Baltimore
Markey
East Patrick Street
Miss Creager
Paris
Belgium
Misa Creager
Atorcc
Herrick Fa
Préfect de Police
Creager
Eilard
Boulogne
England
London
America
Liverpool
Miss Burnap
Grace Burnap
Hood College
Munich
Berlin
Misa Burnap
Empire
Memoir Note on Trials in Germany and France
A fragment recalls how the author faced harsh moments in Germany, noting some tormenting experiences before finally reaching a steamer to America. The account contrasts this with the courtesy shown in France as described by Miss Creager.
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Germany
America
France
Miss Creager
Homecoming Wishes From Garrett Former Resident
Former resident Garrett in Brooklyn sends a letter to The News with a subscription and notes the Home Coming Celebration attracts much interest. She expresses longing to attend, thanks Frederick for the program, and laments distance from Maryland while recalling the phrase My Maryland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garrett
Frederick
Mary KE. Garrett
Brooklyn
N.Y
Mise Garrett
Frehiron
Maryland
Straus Reports Campaign Expenditures and Envelopes Gift
Isaac Lobe Straus, candidate for the United States Senate, filed his Senate disclosure detailing campaign expenditures totaling 3 847.70. The report shows 125 in cash contributions and a notable donation of addressed envelopes from William H. Lamar to circulate Democratic voters in Maryland.
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W. H. Lair
Isaac Lobe Straus
United States Senate
John Walter Smith
Secretary of the Senate
Mr. Straus
William Hi. Lamar
Blair Lee
Maryland
William H. Lamar
Montgomery County
Work of Death and Local Civic Changes Reported
Obituary notes Jacob B. Collins colored died at 64 near Walkersville from tuberculosis. Funeral at Reck Chapel with Mt. Pleasant burial. Undertakers Putman and Barton. Ellicott City organized under new charter with Milton H Easton J Edward Kroh and Charles B Wallenhorst as town commissioners. Kroh named president and police chief Julius Wash, registrar Dulaney L Hinbotham. Mrs Nora Walters sends letter on Stars and Stripes monument claim. Tropics telephone troubles linked to air plant interference.
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Taco E. Cotling
Jacob B. Collins
Walkersville
Reck Chapel
Mt. Pleasant
Putman and Barton
Ellicott City
Milton H. Easton
J. Edward Kroh
Charles B. Wallenhorst
J.edward Kroh
Julius Wash
Dulaney L. Hifinbotham
Nora Walters
Purely Personal The Misne Mantz Visit
Purely Personal notes list dozens of residents and visitors with homes on South Market Street East Third Street and Patrick Street. Travelers include Mrs George Fisher from Washington and Mr Harry D Baumgardner on business to Baltimore plus numerous returns from Baltimore Harrisburg and Atlantic City.
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Mantz
South Market Street
New York
George Fisher
Washington
Charlies E. Klein and Son
Braddock
Baltimore
Harry D. Baumgardner
North Market Street
H. Lawler Michael
East Third Street
Rebecca Smith
Woodsboro
Breck Shaw
Minnie Kuller
Buckeystown
George Sandere
T J. Eldridge
Philadelphia
Maud Dittmar
West Third Street
Eugene Sponseler
Littlestown
Touay
Harry K. Walling
North Bentz Street
Cyrus Gambrill
Colorado Springs
Ernest Helfenstein
Clarke Place
Gilmer Schley
East Patrick Street
George A. Dean
Gettysburg
Anna Brunner Kemp
Blanche W. Gitlinger
Columbian University
S. Lewis Motter
East Church Street
Harrisburg
Albert R. Wallis
Eleanor Thomas
Westminster
Antoinette Markell
West Patrick Street
U. S. G. Rupp
Shepleigh
Taneytown
Emma Smith
Near Libertytown
Henry A. Hahn
Edward Helfenstein
Ellicott City
C. Bess Castle
Rockwell Terrace
Connellsville
Washington, D.C
George Miller
Dayton, Ohio
Mary E Lutz
French Black Fighters Visit Relatives in Baltimore
A collage of short notes lists residents from York Pa returning from visits in Baltimore and nearby areas. Persons named include Mrs. George Yost, Master Adolphus Warrington, Joseph Eisenhauer III, C Estelle Castle, Mrs. W A Comfort, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Wibbert, Edward Schaefer and Dolores, Charles W Crum, J W McDonald, May Moser, and the Humble families. Several are noted as briefly traveling or resuming residence in their homes after trips to Baltimore, Cleveland, Derango Utah, Kalamazoo, and other places. May Moser plans to study nursing at Maryland University.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. G. Taylor
Washington
Avalon
Braddock Heights
Ahna Schaefer
Baltimore
Charles W. Crum
West South Street
Howard M. Albaugh
East South Street
Middletown
William H. Moore
Edgar K. Moore
Atlantic City
J. H. Enright
Arha Kelier
Clinton
Jefferson
Edwant Wiliams
Philadelphia
Floh. Koehler
West Patrick Street
John BR. Harding
East Church Street
Frankford
Joseph F. Eisenhauer
Mollie Hooper
C. Estelle Castle
Charles A. Castle
Rockwell Terrace
Thurmont
W. A. Comfort
William H. Comfort
Last Second Street
Arthur Wwibbert
Cleveland
Ohio
Charles E. Miller
Edward Schaefer
Dolores
Charlies W. Crum
J. W. McDonald
Wehtti Street
Delmar Streett
Derango
Utah
Albert McDonald
Kalamazoo
Mich
May Moser
Montevue Hospital
Ahe
Maryland University
W. H. Humble
Lancaster
Mercer Humble
Fostoria
Local Social News From Detour Area Towns
Neighbors and families from Frederick Unionville Walkersville Woodsboro Centerville and Westminster gather for weekend visits. Church event announced at Mt Vernon U B R Church while others travel to Baltimore for Centennial Week.
Maryland Woman Praises Inter-State Doctors For Relief
Mrs E J Kassering of Hagerstown Maryland reports long battling heart trouble nervousness and indigestion improved after September 4 1914 treatment by Inter-State Doctors at 21 North Liberty Street Cumberland and 11 South Jonathan Street Hagerstown Their Cumberland and Hagerstown institutes offer confidential consultations and medicines from a private drug laboratory with treatment for numerous chronic conditions including nerves blood kidneys liver and digestion.
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E. J. Kasserl Ting
Hagerstown
Cumberland Institute
North Liberty Street
Mrs. Kasserling
Thany
He Institute
Maryland
Cumberland
North
Liberty Street
Liberty Theatre
South Jonathan Street
Freight claim leadership changes at railroads
C. V. Lewis of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad is appointed special representative of the Freight Claim Department and retains duties for the Central State Dispatch fast freight line. B. M. Waldron of the Cincinnati Hamilton and Dayton Railway is promoted to succeed Lewis, and his service began September 1, 1908, with head of the department appointed February 1, 1909. The appointments take effect September 1.
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C. V. Lewis
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Central State Dispatch
B. M. Waldron
Cincinnati
Hamilton and Dayton
Lewis
Waldron
Cincinnati, Hamilton and
Dayton
Local Society Meetings This Evening
The Tuberculosis Society holds its monthly meeting at 7.30 PM in the Federated Charities building on South Market. The Kindergarten Association meets this afternoon at 4.30 PM to conduct routine business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tuberculosis Society
Federated Charities
South Market Street
Kindergarten Association
Debilitating Symptoms Tied to Indigestion and Constipation
A historical note explains that ailments such as heathe backache languor nervousness and depression may stem from debility and poor circulation caused by indigestion or constipation. The remedy suggested is occasional use of a project remedy for these conditions.
Frederick county court real estate and marriage licenses
Business in the courts section lists real estate transfers in Frederick County involving St Pauls Evangelical Lutheran church Burkittsville and multiple local property exchanges with prices from 8 to 8000 dollars. Includes marriage licenses for Paul Study and Mary Wiles and William Keefer and Alice Woesner, plus probate actions and executorships for Harriet Rinehart Martha Hiddlemozer and Silas Boteler.
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Frederick County
St. Paul's Evangelical
Swastika Realty Company
Chas. McC. Mathias
City
John F. Curfman
Wiliam A. Curfman
F. Curfman
Paul S. Itudy
Mary A. Wiles
Middletown
William Benjaminn Keefer
Hagerstows
Alice Elizabeth Woesner
A‘toona
Dupians” Court
William , Cropise
Mordecai C. Jones
Harriet Rinehart
Charles C Riddlemoser
Martha J. Hiddlemozer
Silas Boteler
Margaret E. Boteler
Bartgis Hearing Tonight In Yellow Springs
George Bartgis of Yellow Springs faces a charge of throwing rotten eggs at Charles Hoffman while Hoffman visited friends. The case reopened before Justice Anders after a partial hearing and will resume at 7 20 this evening. Bartgis says he was asleep. Hoffman is the son of local police officer George Hoffman. Several others faced fines or dismissals for drunkenness traffic violations and past fighting charges. John Bussard was fined five dollars for drunkenness and disorderly conduct. John Smith was tried and dismissed after an earlier arrest for fighting.
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Yellow Springs
George Bartgis
Anders
Bartgis
Charles Hoffman
Hoffman
Chister Poéliee
George Hoffman
Charles Gilbert
Mr. Engle
John Bussard
John Smith
Justice Anders
Mrs Joss Ham Reports Relief From Pinkham Remedies
In Shamrock Missouri Mrs Joss Ham says after using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound and Blood Purifier she recovered from fatigue, sleepless nights, hot flashes, and nervous spells. She claims improved health, energy, digestion, and happiness at home, and urges confidential advice from the company in Lynn Massachusetts.
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Shamrock, Mo
Lamma
Lydia E. Pinkham
Joss Ham
R. FD
Shamrock
Missouri
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Arnold, Pa
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Ayannah Engle
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Elizabeth Engater
C. Norwood
S . Hedges
Rose Stern
Eleanor Carty
Ruth Motter
This City
Chas Strickler
American Preas Association
York
George Yost
William HH. Kreh
West All Saints’ Street
Adolphus H. Warrington
Hampstead
Carroll County
A. Hy. Harrington
Last Third Street
Daveville
Jacob Huffer
Naomi Huffer
Roscoe Routzahn
Harry Staley
Weston
John Crum
Ning
John
F. E. Michael
Grafton Wagner
Alice
Unionville
Edward Valentine
Lola
Sam Gerrick
Howard Wagner
Calvin Smith
Clara Smith
John Lock
Raymond Kelly
Ceresville
Clarkson Kelly
Edith Main
Agnes McKenzie
Roy Crum
Hiram Staley
Marshall Waltz
Centerville
Mt. Vernon U. BR
Oman
Beecham
Tron
Circuit and Orphane’ Court
Mrs. Ram
Decares
Harry A. Flantz
City Opera’ House
South Market St
Near Bridge