Maryland Troops Put Rifle Skill To Test At Camp Ord
At Camp Ord near Eagle Pass Texas First Maryland Infantry drilled on the District rifle range spending the week on firing drills. Six men qualified as experts nine as sharp shooters twenty-one as marksmen with Private H L Castle scoring 224 of 250. The Springfield rifles kicked but produced solid results amid mild discomfort.
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Frederick
Camp
Ord
Eagle Pass
Texas
Malj
First
Maryland Infantry
30Th Infantry
Rio Grande
Munshower
H. L. Castle
Men’s Shoes Offered At Three And Three Fifty
A local shoe retailer advertises men’s durable stylish footwear priced at three dollars and three fifty, noting rising costs necessitate close margins while promising best value in trade. Customers are invited to visit and inspect to be convinced.
Giants streak continues as Boston Braves swept
The New York Giants extended their winning run by defeating the Boston Braves twice, putting Boston out of the race. The overall season outlook grows murky with October seventh as the World Series opening date under two possible schedules.
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New York Giants
Boston Braves
Boston
Giants
Phillies
Dogers
Seven Day Hike Plans and Eagle Pass Show
Military unit lists several privates and corporals in a routine schedule week. A seven day hike to Spofford is planned around October 4 with twelve miles daily, while Eagle Pass Horse Show activities occur Friday and Saturday. departures of Maryland regiments remain uncertain. The schedule notes night operations on Thursday and ongoing training across mornings and some afternoons.
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Zimmerman
Joseph Thomas
Paul E. Marsh
Corp
Brown . Corp
W. F. Saylor
H. M. Shipley
J. W. Devilbins
Pye
Walker
H. R. Showe Corp
Chas
Hull Mus
Harry Bell
James R. Joy
Charles Staley
J. E. Elkins
C. EB. Mulien
Herman Smith
Oscar Smith
R. Molesworth
J. W. Cannon
M. M. Brust
S. M. Annon
Cook H. F. Knipple
C. W. Wachter
G. H. A. McBride
A. W. Stockman
Eagle Pass
Spofford
Southern Department
Col. Bundy
Stottlemyer
Corp C
Howard
W. Delaughter
A. B. Gannon
A. Boys. J
Bible Class Election at Grace Reformed Church
The Builders Bible Class of Grace Reformed Church reelected Paul Smith as president and Ira Staley as vice president at their annual church election.
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Builders Bible Class
Grace Reformed Church
Paul Smith
Ira Staley
Suffragan Bishop Elected for Maryland Diocese
Bishop John Gardner Murray of the Protestant Episcopal Diocese of Maryland will ask the diocesan convention in Baltimore in early November to elect a suffragan bishop to assist him. A suffragan would be a bishop for life but may not actively serve under a successor without the latter’s desire. The move arises from the diocese’s large size, not ill health. Plans for a reception for Company A and a county autoist accident are also noted.
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John Gardner Murray
Maryland
Baltimore
Murray
Ter
Emmiteburg
Notary Public Attests Bond Amount in Maryland Institution
GEO W HEINLEIN secre tary of the institution swears the stated amount of 727,999.95 is true to the best knowledge. The oath is sworn before Notary Public Chas Br Hendrickson on September 14, 1216 in Frederick County Maryland.
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State of
Maryland
County of Frederick
Geo. W. Henrieto
Dé Antenmnig
Geo.w. Heinlein
Chas
BR. T. Hendrickson
Frederick and Hagerstown After Visit by Hughes
A Frederick and Hagerstown tour by Hughes and allied speakers is planned with stops in Frederick and Hagerstown. Local leaders push for an October address in Hagerstown. National speakers and a mass city meeting are being arranged ahead of the election. Alma Thomas and Mary Cramer join vaudeville tours in New England. Superintendent Chesley hosts guests at McCardell's after a Eureka Life Insurance meeting. Harold Toms lands a stenographer post with H F Railway in Frederick.
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Charley Evans Hughes
Albehc
Frederick
Aptice
Reno
Dr. Or. Godtell
Leo Weinberg
Bellamore
Hagerstown
Tooks
Vin Tyas
Waeltip
Hughes
Wiuleworth
New York
Yourside
Alma ‘Thomas
Washington College of Missel
Mary Cramer
Washington
Vvoeo
Miss Stevens
New England States
Keith
Iran
Misa Cramer
Harry BK. Carty
Mra. Chas. J. Doll
Harry H. Cramer
This City
Braddock
Lutheran Church
Eureka Life Insurance Company
D. S. Chesley
Messrs
James C. Jones
George Mr. Nixdorf
John L. Keenan
McCardell’s
Giants Cop 25 Straight as They Tie Wins Record
At the Polo Grounds 35000 fans watched the Giants defeat Boston twice and tie the all time win streak with 24 straight, then 25 in a row. McGraw's club matched 1903 and Charlotte's marks, as Tooleau Rudolph and later Kauff and Schupp starred in the two games. Benny Kauff homered with the bases loaded in the third.
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Char Totte
New York
Polo Grounds
Gianta
McGraw
Deraeytty
International
Charlotte
Toereau
Rudolph
Moth
Giants
Bennury Kauft
Larry Schupp
Teenny
Base Ball Scores and Standings from Yesterday’s Games
American League results show Philadelphia Athletics 4 over Washington 1 in Boston New York 4 Boston 2 in 10 innings. New York 6 Boston 0 in game 2. Standings list Brooklyn leading with 90 wins, Chicago 65, Cleveland 76, New York 84, St Louis 60, Detroit 51. N. Earl Webb, ex Fredericksburg, survived a buggy crash near Mt. Airy after a motorcycle collision, two hours unconscious and severely bruised. New Zealand’s annual death rate under 1 percent.
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Philadelpha
Washington
Athletics
Matteries
Ciallis
Henry
Nabors
Selim
Boston- New York
Boston
Mogridge
Walters
Mays
City
Brooklyn
Philadelphia
Brookslyn
Batterles
Alexander
Killefer
Cheney
Miller
New York
Rudolph
Gowdy
Terreau
McCarty
Kehupp
Agan
W.E
W.L
Brookin
GOS
Chicago
Vpollada
Pittsbro
Hoston
St Louis
N.york
Cinemti
N. Earl Webb
Frederick
Cookaville
Mt. Airy
Webb
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Bostonian
Jo May Washington
Cleveland
American Association
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Louisville
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Patch
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Trail Avenue
Allen McHenry
Prop
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City Opera House
Joseph H. Apple
Fautitlo Roy
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West Confederate Avenue
Thurmont
Key Mar
Emmitsburg
Gettysburg Star
Franklin Savings Bank
Fredericia
Be Stlone
Myidendsch
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Corvert—Athet
Henry M. Gittinger
Fromer
Harvey B
Lease
Frederick and Hagerstown
Harold Toms
FE. A. Toms
Middletown
H. and F. Railway Co
Arthur Remsburg
Middletawn
Feaka
Detroit
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Svip
National League
New Zealand
F. F. Dalley Co
Led
Buffalo
Kefauver & Shapro, 'S and Jewelers
Optometris
N. Market Street
Frederick, Md
Newcomer’s Tire Shop
East Patrick Street
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McCleery’s Jewelry Store
North Market ST
MR. Voter
Prohibition
Frederick County
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Gleon White
Betram Bracken
Empire Theatre
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Sy Allen Raine
Matinee
Frederick City
James E. Doll
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