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Sheriff advocates work programs for Frederick jail inmates
Sheriff Conard promotes employing prisoners on public roads and county projects as reformative and beneficial. The Emmitsburg Chronicle endorses the plan, noting modern prison ideals emphasize reform, honor, and parole while praising Coward for striving to improve inmates physically and morally through constructive work.
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Conard
Frederick
Emmitsburg
Sheriff Coward
Newspaper duty urged by Navy secretary to serve country
Josephus Daniels, Secretary of the Navy, urged editors to subordinate news to national service. He emphasized caution in reporting international issues and urged newspapers to prioritize service to the country in these times.
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Josephus Daniels
the Navy
Ther
Editors and News Free Speech in Wartime Conduct
A historical reflection argues editors should publish essential news despite personal or public controversy. It condemns suppressing incidents to spare offenders and notes newspapers often balance truth and tact, asserting journalists print all they know to expose criminals and prevent corruption while freely expressing wartime opinions.
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Canada
Bitten by Dog While Delivering Bread in Braddock
Jesse King of the G. L. Baking Co was bitten on the leg by a Shepherd dog as he entered the residence of Mr. Charles W. Kelser on South Market street while delivering bread. The bite caused blood but was not serious enough to stop his duties. The Armory weekly dance drew strong attendance with the Braddock Heights Orchestra providing music.
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Charles W. Kelser
South Market Street
Jesse King
G. L. Baking Co
Mr. King
Twenty Years Ago Today in Frederick A Hot August Review
Local items from the Tar News column dated September 26 1894 recount a bicycle collision between Elmer Waltman of The Model and William Buckey of the Central dry goods house with injuries to both men. Revival services at Buckeystown M P church, a sermon by Dr S T Tagg, and Frederick fair appointments are listed for various departments and roles.
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Tar News
Elmer Waltman
William Buckey
Dry Goode House
Thurmont
Waltman
Buckey
M. P
Buckeystown
S. T. Tagg
Methodist Protestant
Baltimore
What Frederick readers want to know about now
Questions run from weather at the Frederick Fair to museum exhibits, library building plans, local prison labor, postal service changes, chestnut ripening, wheat price peaks, statewide prohibition, money shortages and Frederick’s population growth.
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Frederick Fair
Frederick Museum
Vuitt
Frederick
Business in the courts and marriage licenses listed
Property deeds recorded for Howard Thomas and others, with several transfers in Brunswick and county areas. Marriage licenses issued to Charles Cramer with Charlotte Esworthy and Kilmer Wetzel with Pearl Wetzel. Local rail service to Hagertown Frederick schedule announced amid freight delays. Troop 1 Middletown Boy Scouts organized with Dr E L Bowlus as scoutmaster. Lutheran and M E church troops, Y M C A present. drum corps led parade.
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Boy Scots of Americaaas
E. L. Bowlus
Evangelical Lutheran and Methodial Episcopal Churches
Lutheran Church
H. B. Clark
H. W. Zeigler
R. Ames Hendrickson
M. E
Final Night Exhibition of Hargett Garden Flowers
Last night marked the final exhibition of the Hargett flower garden. Numerous school children attended with pencils and paper to note details for essays to be submitted Wednesday for a prize. A Victrola loaned by H F Shipley accompanied singing led by Prof Remsberg and C O Kendrickson. The event aimed to beautify Boys High School grounds with flowers and shrubs. In Indianapolis Lloyd Jeffries reports the Soldiers and Sailors Monument, noting Captain Schier and relatives connected to Admiral Schier.
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Hargett
H. F. Shipley
Lloyd Jeffries
Indianapolis
Ind
Frederick
John Schier
Schley
Admiral Schier
Busy Week for City Dog Catcher and Assistant
This week the dog catcher Ester captured six dogs ending last evening. The city paid 12 dollars for the work with nine dollars to the dog catcher and three dollars to his assistant who helps with the work.
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Ester
Educator Mrs. Gertrude Apple Praised for Work at Hood College
A Western Educational Journal highlights Mrs. Gertrude Harner Apple wife of Hood College president Dr. Joseph H. Apple for her notable teaching work. She won a $200 prize for an essay on college training and is invited to address major educational associations in California in July.
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Hood College
National Association
California
Gertrude Harner Apple
Joseph H. Apple
Apple
Nicholas Longworth
Taft
Frederick
Western College Association
National Educational Association
Ohio
University of Chicago
Lectures on Composers at Hood College Begin October 8
The Conservatory of Music at Hood College offers a twelve session course in musical appreciation open to the public. Each hour long lecture features Victrola demonstrations and brief biographic sketches of great composers followed by their works. The course runs every other Wednesday from four to five o'clock, begins October 8, and costs one dollar. Cards may be secured at the college office.
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Conservatory of Music of Hood College
Wheat Down Two Cents as Markets Slip Further
Wheat prices fell two cents extending declines from the Mountain City Mills quota of 1.02 while farmers fear repeating the season’s high water mark of 1.18. Local deliveries of wheat to dealers were reported today and comments from the Frederick County Farmers Exchange showed no change in its quotation.
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Mountain City
Frederick County
Wedding at Thurmont Waseche Firor in St Stephen's Church
A pretty Thurmont ceremony at 8 am in St Stephen's Episcopal Church united Miss Phoebe Grace Waesche and Mr David Firor. Rev Douglass Hooff officiated with close family present. The couple planned a two week honeymoon to Gettysburg before setting up a home in Thurmont East End.
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St Stephen's Church
St. Stephen's
Thurmont
Phoebe Grace Waesche
L. Randolph Waesche
David Firor
Douglass Hooff
All Saints’ Church
Frederick
Maud Weller
William Fliror
William Firor
Donald Waesche
Hymeneal Woodward Devilbiss and Woodward nuptials noted
Marriages recorded from Gaithersburg and Hagerstown detail the unions of Misa Corrie V. Devilbiss daughter of Clifton Devilbiss and Benjamin O. Woodward of Washington Grove with local attendees. Also: Daniel Ringer Mayhugh and Mary Grace Bentz wed in Hagerstown. William M Waymant and Edith M Williard marry in Sabillasville.
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Roswell Woodward
Gaithersburg High School
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Mason and Dixon
Mary Grace Bentz
Mary Bentz
Waynesboro
Frederick
First Baptist Church
Hagerstown
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