Death notices for Maud Grable and H Montross
Maud E Grable of Walkersville died Friday after surgery from peritonitis. She was 29, a popular Woodsboro primary teacher, survived by her parents and sister, funeral at Walkersville with Putman and Burton in charge. Montross of Camden New Jersey, inventor of the Montross metal casket and metal shingle, died at 75 amid financial troubles in his casket company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ud E. Grable
Maud E. Grable
Walkersville
Miss Grable
Woodsboro
Frank Grable
Bertha Grable
Putman and Burton
Montrosa
H. Montross
Montross
Hagerstown
Camden
N. J
Big Gig Kay Batter: Perpetual Leader of NY League
Bill Kay, famed in this city, ended the season as top batter in the New York State League. He batted 439 times in 129 games, scored 86 runs, collected 144 hits, 5 sacrifice hits and stole 33 bases, posting a .328 percentage for Binghamton, New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill” Kay
Bill
Binghampton
N. Y
Chamberlain's Remedy Advertised For Travel and Home Use
An old advertisement promotes Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy as essential for travelers and home use. It claims veterans of the Spanish War were advised to carry it and reports thanks from users. Sold by local dealers.
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Chamberlain
Frederick Trust Company Report of Its Condition September 12 1914
Frederick Maryland reports the condition of the Frederick Trust Company at close of business on September 12 1914 Including resources loans and discounts 13823075 overdrafts 2940 etc total assets 25528127 liabilities capital stock surplus and profits shown with deposits 496035 bills payable 2060060 and other liabilities. Signed by treasurer D Hedges and notarized September 18 1914 with trustees Hahn Harp Stoxer.
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THE
Frederick Trust Company
Frederick
Maryland
Harmony banquet to settle Tri City baseball trophy
Officials from the Tri City league meet in Hagerstown to decide the annual trophy for the leading battery. President E A Baughman, Vice President I Jamison Jr and Secretary Max Von Schlegel will attend with local club officers. Averages for Jack Morrison and Riggop to be revised.
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Tri-City
Hagerstown
E. Austin Baughman
I. ¥. Jamison, Jr
Max von Schlegel
W. B. McAfee
Cumberland and George’s Creek
Baugh Man
Thei Reach Company
Frederick
Col. Baughman
Baltimore
Basil Wagner
Sharpsburg
Martinsburg
Jack Morrison
Frederick Crew
Riggop
Weather records for the week at local station
The U S Weather Bureau notes weekly highs and lows with rainfall totals. Saturday reached 55 degrees, Sunday 67, Monday 68, Tuesday 62, Wednesday 58, Thursday 80, and Friday 62. Total rainfall was 1.06 inches.
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U. S. Weather Bureau
Chestnuts and other market prices signal fall season
The market shows early signs of autumn with cool air and straw hats in use. Prices run high for the first chestnuts at 15 cents a box and a range of produce including pumpkins, sauerkraut, poultry, vegetables, and fruits with chestnuts listed at 15 cents per box. The piece notes storage and safety concerns at the market and laments holes in the market house.
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Seta
State bank deposits move forward with commissioner steps
State bank commissioner J Dukes Downes began actions to secure federal deposits for state banks and trust companies after Treasury Secretary McAdoo accused national banks of hoarding funds and threatened to withdraw government deposits. Police found a hip boot on South Market Street and announced its return at headquarters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S
J. Dukes Downes
Secretary of the Treasury
Mr. McAdoo
George Hoffman
South Market Street
Stop That First Fall Cough Advice Ad
Fall cough or cold threatens lung trouble and chronic illness. Dr Bell’s Pine Tar Honey is advertised as pure and harmless and may relieve irritated throat lungs and passages. It claims quick lasting relief for babies and children and promotes antiviral antiseptic protection against colds. Guaranteed by the drogerist.
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Dr. Bell
First Regiment Rifle Team Led by Munshower at Glen Burnie
Local marksmen from Company A join eight man teams for Maryland State rifle matches at Glen Burnie. Lieut Elmer Munshower named captain of the First Regiment team. selections include Privates Grahe Castle Cramer Frank Hull Cannon Oden Summers and others from Bel Air Elkton Cambridge Annapolis and Hyattstown. Governor’s match and other events follow the state contest with ten men total.
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Maryland
Glen Burnie
State National Guard
Elmer K. Munshower
Company A
Charles A. Littte
Manshower
Fiest
Bel Air
Elkton
Cambridge
Annapolis
Hyattatown
Munshower
State of
Baird
Adjutant General
Mealey
Regi
Elmer Munshower
J. P. Grahe
Harry L. Castle
R. F. Barrick
Corporal Kennedy
William H. Cramer
J. J. Frank
Chas. B. Hull
Irving V. Cannon
Rufus L. Oden
M.L. Summers
Hit By Wagon Tongue And Court Notices In Baltimore Trial
Assistant Postmaster James W. Robinson was slightly hurt when a two horse team struck him at Market and Church Streets. The wagon tongue struck his face but he recovered with only a bruise. A U S District Court trial in Baltimore on October 2 involves James Welker for enticing Ethel Leatherman. Subpoenas issued for Hoy Shank and Ethel Leatherman. A petition seeks to restrain a sale of Montross Metal Casket Company assets by Maryland Surety and Trust Company. New mileage books from B and O will have pearl covers. old form not sold after Sept 20.
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James W. Robinson
Market
Church Streets
Harry Hauver
Foxvite
James Welker
Hagierstown
Ethel Leatherman
John Leatherman
Myersville
Virginia
United States District Court
Baltimore
Hoy, Shank
Maryland Surety and Trust Company
Court House
Hagerstown
Montross Metal Casket Company
Philadelphia
Cotor
BL &O
Ohio River
Pittsburgh
Mt Jewett
New Castle
Dr Kings New Life Pills Advertisement Claims Cures
An advertisement touts Dr Kings New Life Pills as a tonic for the stomach and liver. It promises relief from depression dizziness biliousness and constipation by flushing waste and poisons from the body. The copy urges purchase from all druggists.
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Dr. Kings New Life Pilla
Many Hear Dr Geibel At United Brethren Church
Dr Adam Geibel the blind musician gave a celebrated lecture reviving interest to about 350 attendees at the United Brethren Church. He spoke on how a physician blinded him at age nine and showcased absolute pitch with an ear test. He performed Evening Bells and Kentucky Babe among the program.
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Adam Geitel
United Brethren Church
Gelbel
Kentucky
E. H. Lamar
U.S. G. Rupp
Indigestion Relief Story At Geneva Woman Sees Benefit
Mrs M J Her of Geneva WN suffered over a year with acute indigestion and constipation. After trying various remedies she tried Chamberlains Tablets, purchased locally, and reports immediate relief after two bottles. She can now eat heartily without adverse effects. Sold by all dealers.
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Kay
D. Hedges
Chas
T. Kendrickson
William A. Hahn
Reso S. Harp
Frank J. Stoxer
Fithiye
Gue
Cumberland
Meronist Regiment
Lieut
Sodiera
Glenburnie
Welker Cass
DR. Geibel
Lind
Dr. Fahrney
H. P. Fahrney
Frederick City
Fabrney
Chicago
T. B. Johnson
Fahrney
Greenawalt’s
West Patrick Street
Aluminum
Sale
Phorm
Commercial State Bank
Square Corner,” Frederick, Md
McCleery
Jewelry Store
North Market St
the News
the Marvel Tonight
Josie
Vitagraph
Billy Quirk
Destiny
Vector
War
Julia Stuart
Aaurel
Sterling Comed
ED Coxen
Winifred Greenwood
Margaret
Keystone Keystone Keystone
Rounders
Fatty Arbuckle
Market Street
Lewtetown
Trolley Une
Potts & Griffine
Court Street
Frederick, Md
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