Personal Moves and Travel Across Town and Nearby
Purely Personal Mesars lists residents and visitors in the area as they travel or relocate. It notes Calvin C Zimmerman and Wittem Barries near Sykeeville on business, Dor Derr of Baltimore known in athletic circles, and the Hi dle city weekend. Several residents move, return, or plan study or work transfers in cities like Ocean City Baltimore Scranton Cumberland Hagerstown and Portsmouth New Hampshire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calvin C Zimmerman
Wittem Barries
Sykeeville
Dor” Derr
Baltimore
Crick
Eeeva
John L. Johnson
Solomon Stern
Ocean City
SICK LIST REPORTS IMPROVEMENTS AT CITY HOSPITAL
Miss Jennie Bennett on East South street is able to work again. Miss Jane Rice, East Fourth street, recovering after appendicitis at City Hospital. Mrs. Howard Stuck of Oakland Maryland brought in for typhoid fever. Abe Rosenour injured by electric elevator fall recovering. Ida Smith ill on return from Washington improving at sister’s home. De lauter near Jefferson also improving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jennie Bennett
East South Street
Jane Rice
East Fourth Street
City Hospital
Howard Stuck
Oakland
Abe Rosenour
Ida Smith
Washington
Harry C. Marman
South Market Street
Melvin. de
Lauter
Jefferson
First Time Here in 63 Years In Frederick Visit
Mrs Frank T of Springfeld IM visits Frederick for the first time in 63 years. She recalls the town’s old state, notes progress, and says she is surprised by the city’s growth. The visitor, native to Springfield, traveled with her Edinburg NL niece to see her brother in law on East Church street and plans a week’s stay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank T
Springfeld
Frederick
Sttle
Thomas
Springfield
Edinburg
Robert F. Thomas
East Church Street
More Relics for Museum From Gettysburg Battlefield
Major D John Marker received from Mr Samavel V Doll a collection of relics from Gettysburg battlefield to be exhibited on the museum’s second floor in the Armor. The items include large balls shells Minnie balls and an old carrier plus other antiquated pieces. Charles Poole donated an elf pen and ink sketch of the barracks at the Martland School for the Deaf.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. E. Doll
Trother
D. John Marker
Samavel V. Doll
Gettysburg
Charles Poole
Martland School For the Deaf
Allies Gain Ground In British French Offense Across Western Front
British and French forces press the German line in Lorraine the Vosges and near Rheims as bombardments and counterings continue. In the Craonne plateau fighting the German losses are estimated at seven thousand. Nine miles of trenches on the allied left wing hold unburied dead and a successful British advance shifts the front toward Peronne Gonzencourt Cambrai and St Quentin with key heights secured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woevre
Richecourt
Leideprey
Lerouville
Lorraine
Vosges
Nomeny
Arracourt
Demevre
Rheins
Craonne
Rheims
St. Quentin
Peronne
Peromne
Gonzencourt
Cambrai
Bellicourt
Guise
Virginia Joins Day States in Prohibition Victory
Richmond voting records show Virginia adopts statewide prohibition by over 40,000 votes, banning alcohol in all but four cities and sixteen counties. Revenue loss to the state exceeds 700,000 dollars annually as the law takes effect November 1, 1916, with other dry states listed and several holding similar elections this fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richmond
Prohibition
Virginia
Norfolk
Alexandria
Willamsburg
Maine
North Dakota
Kansas
Oklahoma
Tennessee
North Carolina
Mississippi
West Virginia
Georgia
Ohio
Oregon
Washington
Colorado
Arkansas
Alabama
Florida
Itaho
Indiana
Iowa
Kentucky
Louisiana
Minnesota
Nebraska
New Hampshire
South Carolina
South Dakota
Texas
Vermont
Needed guardian before license to wed in Maryland county
Harry Welch of Catoctin Furnace aged 19 applied for a marriage license to wed Omma Brish also 19. With both parents dead and no guardian, Deputy Clerk Loy sent him to Orphans Court. Thomas Donnelly appointed guardian consented to marriage, license granted. Mr and Mrs Foutharison of Avon Baltimore had been visiting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Welch
Catoctin
Circuit Court
Loy
Omma Brish
Welch
Depuy Loy
Orphans Court
Thomas Donnelly
Catoctin Farnace
Donnelly
Base Ball Scores and Standings From Yesterday
American league results list New York Chicago and Cleveland games with scores and pitchers. National league results include Philadelphia Chicago Boston Cincinnati Brooklyn and New York St Louis with game counts and batteries. Federal League results show Baltimore Chicago Pittsburgh and Brooklyn Kansas City matchups with scores and lineups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
At&t
New York St. Is
Mierlew-Metiale
Wellman, Baumgardner
Leverens
Abs
W.L. PC
Athletics Als
Chicago
York
Loule & Ae Wann
Cleveind
Philadelphia
Palladelphia
Alexander
Kilfer
Lavender
Archer
Boston
Cincinnati
James
Gowdymes
Gonzales
Davis
Why
Brooklyn - Brooklyn
Pttsburgh
Plefer
McCarty
Cooper
Adams
City
Schang
Pittsburgh
Rucker
Miller
Soaseiman
Coleman
New York
St. Louis
Petritt
Wingo
Teareau
McLean
J. Lous
Sallee
Snyder
Marquard
Federal League
Baltimore
Chicao
Suggs
Jacklitsci
Pitsburgh
Pittsburon
Stuis
Leclair
Berry
Watson
Chapman
Brooklyn
Kansas City
Tories Iris
Johnson
Easace
Indianos
Brn
Kan
Balre
St-Louis
Buffalo
Pittsbre
Fire destroys 1,000,000 feet of pine in Belafonte
A Belafonte fire consumes one million feet of white pine lumber owned by the Pennsylvania Match company and several nearby homes. The blaze causes an estimated loss of 250,000 dollars. In Constantinople the Jewish quarter loses 800 houses and 3,000 Jews become homeless as authorities distribute bread.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Williamsport
Pennsylvania Match Company
Belafonte
Constantinople
Haskeal
Golden Horn
Emperor Willan aides wounded in hospital crush
The report notes four of Emperor Willan’s forces are seriously wounded in a hospital incident. The paper hopes Htals will stay neutral and aid peace through mediation when the time arrives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kalzer
Rome
Bet
Torta
Russian War Claims Reported Prisoner Totals
Russian officials in Petrograd announce that from the defining of the war through Sept 14 Russia has captured 64 000 prisoners seven flags GSI cans and forty four quickering guns. The report underscores wartime gains amid proclamations from local officials and merchants note.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Petrograd
Also Mentioned on This Page
Harry £. Wilcoxon
Columbus
Melville E. Dell
East Third Street
Dell Bros
May Hagan
West Church Street
William Hiiton
Roanoke
West Third Street
Stanley Canning
Edward Harvey
West Fatrick Street
Elf Kettlewood
West Fourth Street
Battifford
Kettlewood
Alfred H. Maple
San Francisco
W. H. Betson
Buckeystown
Portsmouth
New Hamphire
Harry K. Schmidt
J. Henry Schmidt
West Patrick Street
F. B. Nellinger
Marj W. E. Nellinger
Union Protestant Infirmary
Frank Thomas
Pak T
Alcies
Catoctin Furnace
LR. Foutharison
Avon
Wiliam Albert
N.york
Brookin
St. Ig
Harach
Aer Enent
Ebert Hardware Co
Niagara Falls
Baltimore & Ohior
Camden Station
Mt. Royal Station
THE
NYWR
Schooler Bakery
James E. Doll
Optician
South Marketer
Frederick, Mb
Frederick Gas and Electric Dept
Hagerstown and Frederick Railway Co
East
Patrick Street
College Park
Edward L. Williams
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