Lighting troubles prompt city explanation and police resignation
Frederick residents complain of long outages as sockets ordered long ago fail to arrive. Mayor Fraley says delays cause the poor lighting, cites street Madison and West Patrick as examples. Officer Charles Redmond resigns after a hearing on conduct unbecoming an officer, with Engelbrecht covering his beat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Redmond
Frederick
Fraley
Madison Street
West
East Patrick Streets
West Patrick Street
Court
Bentz Streets
Charles Redmond
Board of Aldermben
Meier
Engelbrecht
John Hobbs
Enright Sisters Join Ethel Barrymore Company
Miss Sara Enright daughter of Mr and Mrs James H Enright has joined Ethel Barrymore company in Emma McChesney and Company and will appear in New York this winter. Sister Miss Irene Enright also in New York and set to perform on stage this winter after previously portraying Mrs Vernon Castle in Geo M Cohen’s play. Also notes Frederick Horse in Race and Bessie McKinney owned by Osborne and Davis of Frederick finishing in the Hanover Pa fair trot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sara Enright
James H. Enright
New York City
Ethel Barrymore
Emma McChesney and
Irene Enright
New York
Vernon Castle
Geo. M. Cohen
Frederick
Bessie McKinney
Osborne and Davis
Hanover
J. (. Bowman, DD
Pranklin and Marshall Seminary
Lancaster
Waters
Mary Widger
Bowlton
Thurmont
Bowman
Trinity Reformed Church
Geo. Diehl
Bert Julius
Stuart
John Diehl
York
Geo. Reynolds
Milton Flohr
Sykesville
Joseph Flohr
Elsie Grimes
Baltimore
Gertrude Grimes
Elizabeth Rothenhoefer
Rupp
Emma’ Thomas
Vern Pettingall
Inez Recchelle
Virginia Himes
Mary Rothenhoefer
J. Fenton Scarff
J. Fenton Scarff, Jr
Guthrie
Oklahoma
Kansas City
Kan
Adamstown
Stewart P. Dean
C. B. T. Hendrickson
Safety First Movement Stated by Cumberland Valley Railroad
The Cumberland Valley Railroad quotes a 1838 board resolution affirming a safety first policy. It states no employee with intemperate habits shall be employed, and charges the chief engineer and assistants with enforcing the measure to protect passengers and property.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cumberland Valley Railroad
Pennsylvania System
Meiers
Berlin
Watts
Baseball Scores From Various Cities and Standings
Baseball scores from positions including Basten ciniti osten and New York show multiple battery pairings like Foster Collins and Shawkey Waller, with teams Such as Washington St Louis and Athletics Cleveland noted as not scheduled. Standings section lists clubs with win loss percentages and points, though data appears garbled and partially unreadable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Binsten Cito
Uosten
Foster
Collins
New 19
New York
Otte
Sehalk
Dbatteries
Shawkey
Waller
Weastington
St Louis
Washington
Sims
Leary
Johnson
Willams
Athletics
Cleveland
Boston
Detroit
Chicago
W.L
W.L. PC i WE. PO
Atabete Ie
National League Scores and Standings Roster
In Cincinnati Philadelphia game Cincinnati led 10 to nothing with Alexander Burns Adams George McInerney Callahan Wingo Clarke on the batteries. Chicago Brooklyn tied 0 to 1 in 12 innings with Peffar McCarty suehn Archer. Pittsburgh New York game score not fully listed. St Louis on wet grounds. Standings show Philadelphia leading with 64 games played, Chicago 69, Boston 63, Cincinnati 63, Brooklyn 75, St Louis 63.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Philadelphia
Alexander
Burns
Adams
George
McIkerney
Callahan
Wingo
Clarke
Chicago
Brooklyn
Peffar
McCarty
Suehn
Archer
Pittsburgh
New York
Teries
Streud
Meyers
Harmon
St. Louis
Philada
Hicago
Bostog
Aca
Cincinth
Brookin
St.Louis
Federal League Scores From Pittsburgh and St Louis Games
At Pittsburgh Baltimore 5 Pittsburg 8 Batteries Leclair Black Quinn Russell Knetzer Dickson Comstock OConnor Berry At St Louis Brooklyn 8 St Louis 6 in 11 innings Batteries Finn era l Upham Wiltse Land Crandall Plank Chapman Other clubs not scheduled Pittsburgh 7 Newark Kansas City 69 64 53 Chicago 544 Buffalo 69 69 570 St Louis 33 Brooklyn 68 71 489 Newark 2506 Baltimore 44 99 328
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
Baltimore
Leclair
Black
Quinn
Russell
Knetzer
Dickson
Comstock
O'Connor
Berry
St. Louis
Brooklyn
Finneral Upham
Wiltse
Land
Crandall
Plank
Chapma
Po! W.L. PC
Pittsbrg
aeaiKan
Cty
Chicago
Buffalo
St.Lewis
Brookly
Newark
Baltmre
New Clerk At Central Bank
Edward Shaw of East Patrick street has been added as a clerical employee of the Central Trust Company of Maryland, starting his new duties yesterday. Shaw formerly worked as a clerk in J. Clark Devilbiss grocery. Wheat rose to 1.05 per bushel and corn stood at 3.80.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Bank
Edward Shaw
East Patrick Street
Central Trust Company of Maryland
Shaw
J. Clark Devilbiss
Personal notices from Middletown area residents
Middletown and Thurmont residents are listed for travels, visits, and studies. George Snyder, Lee Coblents, and others prepare for Heidelburg College and University of Wisconsin, while Navy veteran Me Ruelle Garver returns on leave. Weddings, trips, and local events fill social pages with residents visiting Baltimore, Frederick, Atlantic City, and beyond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mosars
George Snyder
Lee Coblents
Middletown
Tulin
Ohio
Heidelburs College
and Airs
S. P. Appleman
Gray Haven
Lewis K. Kefauver
Mr&. Lane
Washington
William T. Mahoney
Childs
Frederick
Copper Hill
Tenn
Mahoney
Robert Baumgardner
South Market Street
Capris
Washington ,and
Lee University
Katherine Rowe
Dill Avenue
Baltimore
Hammond Gilbert
Clarksburg
W. Va
C. O. Milner
Williamsport
A. F. Diener
Sarah Thomas
Celeste Thomas
C. Thomas Kemp
West Third Street
Atlantic City
Ella Hanft
Mehrl Moberly
George A. Pearce
Gettysburg
Helen O'Boyle
Sunbury
Dorothy Filler
East Third Street
Oscar Remaberg
Buckeystown
Madison Wis
University of Wisconsin
Parsons Newman
University of Virginia
Charlottesville
Robert H. Thomas
North Market Street
Montgomery County
Ida Riggs
North Bentz Street
Parma L. Feiser
Woodsboro
David Kolb
Harriet Kolb
Albert W. Condé
Thomas Kemp
Center Street
May Kemp
Henshaw
DeLashtult
Feaga
Harvey Shimmerman
West Fourth Street
Kermar
Citizens Camp at Range A Certainty
Two County residents from Frederick and Middletown will join others for a Gen Burnie instruction program at Saunders Range later this month. National Guard officials expect about fifty men to enlist for a week of military training at a low cost, with measurement by a Baltimore tailor required by September 21. Major J E Hunt U S A and Capt G Arthur Kadsell will lead lectures on War Affairs during the camp week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryloo
National Guard
Saunders Range
State Range
Frederick Countians
Charles Opel
Frederick
Herman Kin
Middletown
Citizens’ Service
Thi County
Adj
Charles F. Maiklin
Baltimore
Baltimore Army
Army
Waryland
J. E. Hunt
U.S. A
Eletant
Inswar
Frederick man held for grand jury on bicycle thefts
Charles W. Shipley was arrested by Deputy Sheriff Smith on multiple bicycle theft charges in Frederick. He allegedly stole bikes from Frank Little and Robert Putman and 30 dollars from George Cline. He was arraigned before a magistrate and jailed awaiting grand jury action. Brownie Glessner, arraigned for drunkenness, was sentenced to 15 days in jail after failing to pay a $5 fine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles W. Shipley
Smith
Frederick
Frank Little
Robert Putman
Shipley
George Cline
The Eternal City Enjoys Engaging Theatre Run
The Eternal City featuring Pauline Frederick opens at The Kimoptre Theatre this afternoon and evening. Humorous Players Film Co presents an eight reel spectacle praised for its grand scale and large cast. Empire shows note a strong audience turnout for vaudeville at Opera House with Fen nell and Tyson and Cullen Brothers delighting patrons. Marvel Theatre screens The Witch Girl and The Mysterious Contragray two part features, plus The Shop Nun with Marion Swayne. Industry notes mention Norwegian copper extraction by electrolytic method. Hall's Catarrh Cure ad promises $100 reward for cures. testimonials claim success and price 15 cents. Chaney Co. and local druggists listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pauline Frederick
Humious Players Film Company
Opera House
City Opera House
Fennell and
Tyson
Cullen Brothers
Marvel
Mary Fuller
Universal Company
Marvel Theatre
Marion Swayne
Joseph Levering
Also Mentioned on This Page
Miss Enright
Emma McChesney and Company
National Leagle
Federal League
Dail
Ign
Me Ruelle Gaver
Lee Gaver
Navy
Tennessee
Garver
Europe
Asia
Africa
West Indies
Glenn Routzahn
Ma. Routzahn
Thomas C. Routzahn
Tiffin
Ketroit
Battalon N.Y
Niagara Falls
Rontzalin
Wm. S Routszahn
T. Frank Hightman
Burkittsville
Braddock
Braddock Heights
Charlie Chaplin
Happie Beeskey
Frederick Youngster
The
Empire
Maryland Guard
Burnie
Horlick
Horlick's
Racine
Wis
Greenawalt’s
West Patrick &T
Rexall
Harry LB. Walthall
Ruth Stonehouse
Ham and Bud
Hall
Cheney & Co
Toledo
J. Cheney
National Bank OF Commencre
Miedo
Wall
Franklin Savings Bank
Maryland
RBS
U.S
State of
Geo. W. Heinlein
Thomas A
Chapline
N. P
Clayton D, Keedy
Fromee
John Hershberger
Samuel C. Thomas
J. J. Bielfeld
H. Dudrow
Eward Kepner
Spencer E. Stup
Chas
T. Dudderar
F. Smith
Geo. W. Crum
R. & J. Dutrow
Marion
Michael
Edgar H. M*oride
Cagpar Ecline
McCleery’s Jewelry Store
N. Market ST
the News
Frederick, MD
Braddock Heights Park
Everes
Baltimore Commercial Bank
John N. Clary
Real Estate Mortgage and Investment Company
Dr. Fahrney
D. Raininis
the Empire
Daniel Frohman
Famous Players CO
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