Roe’s Monocacy Battle Memoir in Frederick County
An article describes author Roe of Massachusetts presenting a gift volume The Ninth New York Heavy Artillery with Frederick history and Civil War scenes. It details Roe’s Frederick impressions before the Battle of Monocacy including local sites and a map of the Monocacy battlefield and references to monuments and landmarks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roe
Massachusetts
Homie
Fritchie Monument
New York
Library of
Frederick
Free
Battle of Monocacy
Confederate Monument
Gambrill’s Mill
Hagan’s
Flelér
Pirburs
Fritehte
Col. C. K. Thomas
Francis Scott, Key
Monocacy Junction
Lew Wallace
Barnes to penitentiary for murder of police officer Daywall
Judge Gillan in Chambersburg sentenced William Barnes to 10 to 12 years in the penitentiary for the murder of Policeman William Daywall in Waynesboro last February. Barnes also paid a dollar fine and costs. his counsel had withdrawn the motion for a new trial. The judge then heard a motion for a new trial in the case of Rev. J. M. Carter, convicted of criminal assault on Miss Lillian Deatrick, and took that matter under advisement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daywall
Gillan
Chambersburg
William Barnes
William Daywall
Waynesboro
Barnes
Tudge Gillan
J. M. Carter
Church of God
Lillian Deatrick
Hagerstown
Welch Run
Steel Company Wins Damages Suit In Federal Court
Judge Dayton directed a verdict for the Pennsylvania Steel Company against the Washington and Berkeley Bridge Company over a $14 000 damages claim for death of six men and injuries during the Williamsport Maryland bridge construction over the Potomac. The three day trial ends with an appeal planned before the Federal Circuit Court. Separately the Maryland Conference of Charities and Corrections sets its tenth annual meeting in Easton October 20 21 and 22 to discuss regional issues including tuberculosis care. The Rockville meeting joint efforts of Montgomery County Tuberculosis Commission and the Social Service League plan a sanatorium for indigent TB patients. W J Harvie, ex general manager of Hagerstown and Frederick Railway, visits Hagerstown to arrange moving his family back to New York. Building improvements noted at Doli property on North Market Street recently bought by Messrs Rosenour. Wheat price unchanged as Mountain City Mills pays 1.05.
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A. B
Hagerstown
Herm
Catoctin Mountains
Antietam
Braddock
Roe
Frederick
Virginia
Mo_ Boeety
Fredrie
Baltimore
Monocacy River
Orige
Dayton
Martinsburg
Pennsylvania Steel Company
Washington and Berkeley Bridge Company
Willamaport
Mer
Potomac River
Williamaport
Steel Company
Federal Circcuit
Maryland Conference of Charities and Corrections
Easton
Talbot County
Answer the Call A Kidney Remedy Story From Frederick
A Frederick reader reports relief from kidney trouble after using Dean's Kidney Pills. Mrs. Amanda C. Rickards describes years of back pain dizziness and sleep disruption ending with instant relief and ongoing use after trying the remedy. Foster-Milburn Co. Buffalo N Y advertises the product priced at a dime a bottle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dean
Frederick
Amanda C. Rickards
R. F
Daan
Deii
Frederick Trusts Additions Progress At Market And Third
Frederick Trust Company's new Market and Third street addition nears completion with four of five flats and a large store room rented for possession January 1, 1915. Interior work proceeds. piping and brickwork done. roofing set. Exterior will reuse bank brick. frontage 68 feet on Market and 125 feet on Third with a large Market street store room and two six room flats above. City Engineer Crum reports minor plan changes including three bay windows and a relocated apartment door.
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Grick
Frederick Trust Company
Market Street
Third Street
Tt Wce
Crum
East Third Street
Diehl
Funerals Reported For Local Residents and Meetings Planned
The funeral of Miss Charlotte Staup occurred at her home near Harmony with services at Mt. Zion Lutheran Church led by Rev. S M Hench and Rev A J Herman. Interment followed in the adjoining cemetery. Gerald T Ankers body was shipped to Hagerstown after being found dead in his Arlington Hotel room. John L Jones, colored, had his funeral at Asbury M E Church with readings from Odd Fellows and Household of Ruth. Emancipation Association resolutions noted his long service as treasurer. Cumberland Chamber of Commerce to visit Hagerstown Fair on Cumberland Day October 15 with 125 attendees. a 30 piece band will accompany the group in Hancock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlotte Staup
John Storr
Harmony
Mt. Zion Lutheran Church
S. M. Hench
Cavetown
A. J. Herman
M. L. Creager
Gerald T. Ankers
Arlington Hotel
Hagerstown
John L. Jones
Asbury M. E
L. J. Valentine
M. G. Lee
Beautiful Empire Lodge of Odd Fellows
Household of
Ruth
Emancipation Association
Henry Frazier
Robert Carter
Henry Millburry
Thos. H. Clark
Clarence F. Hill
Fair Association
Cumberland Chamber of Commerce
Fourth Issue of Times Out Bruns wick's New Paper Progress
The Brunswick Times, in its fourth issue, shows steady progress since the first edition. An eight page weekly with strong local and regional news, extensive booster festival coverage, and widespread advertising. Reads as a growing asset to Brunswick and surrounding territory with reader subscriptions and ads increasing.
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Brunswick
Brunswick Times
the Times
Virginia
Maryland
News of the Churches Harvest services across Mt Carmel McCutcheon reception planned
Sunday events unite Mount Carmel and New Market churches with revival meetings led by Rev W King Rev T Hart and Rev B Ruley. Music by Frank Hammond and chorus from Frederick. Sunday schools shift times and venues. A rally day program is set for October 4 with services at 9.30 10.30 and 7.30. Washington Camp members attend in uniform. Public invited.
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Mt. Carmel Methodist Protestant Church
B. F. Ruley
U. B Church
Frederick
Mt. Carmel
M.P
New Market
Rubey
William King
Southern Methodist Church
Thomas Hart
M. E. Church
M. P. Church
M. P
M. FE
Frank A. Hammond
Harry T. Bréwen
Church of God At
Woodsboro
Washington Camp
P. C
A. of
Social World notes at home event for Mrs Rosenstock
Mrs Jacob Rosenstock hosts an At Home at her East Second street residence this afternoon from four to six in honor of sister Mrs Alexander Hitzwollen of Jacksonville Florida. About sixty guests are expected. Assistants in receiving and dining rooms named. decorations described. Grace Worman hosted a card party at Braddock Heights summer cottage. Friday night dance planned at Armory with Braddock Heights Orchestra. Fire Marshal Myers and Detective Kratz returned to Baltimore after county business. An advertisement touts Chamberlain's Tablets as effective for indigestion and constipation based on a Geneva Kentucky user’s testimonial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacob Rosenstock
East Second Street
Alexander Hitzwollen
Jacksonville
Fla
Aaron R. Rosenstock
Rose Birely
Rosenstock
G. Edward Myers
John Kratz
Baltimore
This County
Bank Statement Report of the Central Trust Company of Maryland
Report of the condition of the Central Trust Company of Maryland Frederick Maryland at the close of business September 12 1914 listing resources including Loans and Discounts 1 023424.95 overdrafts 567.26 securities 74491.04 bank premises 70000 mortgages and other assets 47335.00 due from reserve banks and other items total resources 1 329299.81 notes 27494.00 due from National State reserve lawful money 87799? 675? etc.
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Central Trust Company OF Maryland
Frederick
Maryland
Bankin House
U.S
Hilver
Ee Cena Evecee
TeserVe Wn
G. Wesley Kindley
P. Ross T. Bertram Hayward
Frank C. Norwood
Odd Fellows Gathers to Decide Age Limit Change
The Sovereign Grand Lodge of the Independent Order of Odd Fellows debated lowering the admission age from 21 to 50 during its annul session. William M. Sponseller represented the Frederick lodge as delegates argued this in a close vote, ultimately rejecting the measure.
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Odd Fellows
Sovereign Lodge
Sovereign Grand Lodge
Independent Order of Odd Fellows
William M. Sponseller
Frederick Lodge
Grand Lodge
Fnally
Cascarets Promise Quick Relief For Digestive Ailments
Advert: keep liver and bowels regular with Cascarets a 10 cent box. Claims cure for constipation indigestion biliousness headaches dizziness and stomach misery. Promotes gentle cleansing of insides for health happiness and months of relief. All druggists sell Cascarets.
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Ymhece
Dame Barbara
Jenkei
Maryland Daries
Battle of
Monocacy
Yee
Penitentiary
Phthisle Hospital
Rockville
Montgomery County Tuberculosis Commission
Social Service League of
Harvie
W. J. Harvie
Hagerstown and Frederick
M. A. Pooler
New York State
Doli
North Market Street
Messrs. Rosenour
Mountain City Mills
Fred
W. C. McCutcheon
Presbyterian Sunday School
Teachers Association
Charles 3. Tretch
Grace Worman
Braddock Heights
Tony
Armory
Mia
Gallagher
Geneva
Chamberlain
Drageist
Secon
Uncy
Total
Kesenaar & Sons
Market St
Mra A. A. Carlin
Septsider
Patrick Street
Reuss
Pence
Ther
H. Haller
Immedinvtely
Thea
Apply &. O
West South Street
M. L. Bauserman
Woodstock
Shenandoah
Septziasys
Kemptown
Mra B
East Church Street
Premisez
Thomas Kemp
W. South St
Wm. H
Dil Avenue
Elm Street
College Park
Gilhone EK
Flautt
East Third St
Thone
East South Street
Winchester
Frederick City Railroad
Marshall Miler
Frederick Towr Savings Institution
Nisi
Circuit Court
Frederick County
Herman L. Routzabn
Wiliam E. Riddlemoser
Dora B. Riddlemoser
Middletown Savings Bank
Saies
Herman L. Routzahn
Harry W. Bowers
John L. Routzahn
Orphans’ Court
Eli K. Slagle
WM. J. Slagle
Anna Mary Pillillips
Lizzie Loxg
Gem Restaurant
South Market Street
L. E. Stankie
Moptzzoitt Newspaperhhshive
Frederick Saving Store
West Patrick Street
Frederick, Md
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