City Aldermen Hold Meeting On Railroad Power and Tax Issues
A Frederick city board of aldermen met to address the Frederick and Middletown Electric Railroad rights, potential water pipe impact, and a tax dispute with Electric Light and Power Co. The session included Mr George W. Smith and Mr Hayward, with Attorney Pampel and Mayor Yeakle present. The board authorized a contract draft and will revisit taxation questions next month.
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Bealey
Pampei
Electric Light Company
Wo man's College recital set for April 10 in College Hall
The musical department under Misses Diehl and Shriner presents a student recital in College Hall Friday at 8 o clock. The program features vocal and instrumental pieces in a varied program.
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Eemer
The
Woman’s College
Diehl
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College Hall
Local church repairs and events noted in community report
The Liberty MB Church will undergo interior repairs while work on a new church in Walkersville is planned as weather allows. A congregational reception for W L McKenney was held, and a Lutheran church group hosted a pleasant reception in the old Sunday school room. St Mary's Chap of Ail Sainte church collected $35 in a Coke War and reported $230 toward debt on the Pacific House. The chapter, with 42 members, praised six months of progress and held a family tea, with clergy and presidents in attendance. St Mary’s Chapter will resume first Wednesday in October.
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Methodist Episcopal Church
W.L McKenney
Rey. Osborne Ingle
Partridge
Wachan, Cana
St. Mary's
Washington Letter Celebrates Banter Bundsy Parade
Special Washington letter reports a cloudless April day with outdoor recreation. Fashionable crowds promenaded Connecticut Avenue while cars and horse drawn conveyances showcased spring attire and millinery. Zoo visitors mourned the eight year old lion Frank, weight 450 pounds, whose mounted hide will join natural history exhibits. Metropolitan Street Railway builds a three acre East Capitol structure for offices and storage as a Capitol Traction car fire interrupts a Georgetown mail car.
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Bass Ball Raffle Offers Watch At Landis Jewelry
Bass Ball, The Frederick City Base Ball Jr., offers a watch as the prize in a ten cent raffle to equip the club for the season. The watch can be viewed at Landis' jewelry store. A game between Thana and Mt. Pleasant colored teams ended Urbana winning 39 to 2 with Bowman dominant on pitching and Bowie behind the bat.
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Arbor Day Observances In Several City Schools
Arbor Day was observed with Governor proclaimed emphasis at Fredericx educational matrix ions and area schools. Programs featured student recitations songs and tree planting across East Church Street West South Street and Annex schools, with the Frederick College and New Echoes reporting limited yard readiness and no tree planting at the North Market site.
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Frederick Collge
Distinguished visitor Frances Willard lectures on temperance
Miss Frances E Willard, national W C T U president, arrived in Frederick with Miss Anns A Gordon and spoke at the Methodist Episcopal Church on The Protection of the Home. She will travel to Washington tomorrow en route to England for the national convention. The Maryland Bankers meet in Baltimore backing sound money with Enoch Pratt as president.
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National Woman’s Christian Temperance Union
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Frederick
Methodist Episcopal Church
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United States
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A. San Bender
Renaway Attack on Two-Wheeled Vehicle
A bores attacked a two wheel vehicle owned by Mr J Graham Johnson in Walxererilie yesterday afternoon. The frightened animal bolted west along West Third Street, dragging its reins and wrecking equipment at the scene near new houses of Mr Ruth. The cart and harness were left in pieces, a wheelbarrow remained intact, and the brace animal was finally captured.
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Weather Worsens Across Maryland Hurting Spring Farm Work
The week brings continued cold and wet conditions. In Baltimore the April departures from normal show deficits in temperature and precipitation, delaying farm tasks across Frederick County. Adamstown Libertytown and Jerexgwnx report damaged wheat and poor spring progress, with farmers fearing a small crop but hoping warmer weather will revive fields.
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Frederick County
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Junior Order U A M convention to convene in this city
The Junior Order United American Mechanics will hold a three day state convention starting Tuesday April 14 with over 800 delegates expected. Norman B Munson of Hagerstown will preside. A parade is planned Wednesday featuring American Guards of Baltimore and other councils. Chief Marshal Cyrus F Flock will lead with three divisions. Rev EB L Dabbard will deliver an address after the parade.
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Mad dog attacks dogs in Etberly and bites four
A dog in Etberly bit four dogs and fled to the town. One bitten dog belonging to Mr. Jos Gilbert later acted strangely and died after being held. The attacking animal is believed mad. Victims include Davis, Evan Brown, and James H Robbin, all colored. Davis owns a dog.
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Corrections Correct parade flag boy names
The parade roster had errors on two flag boys from Wednesday’s event. Gettibaugh should be listed as a member of the messies, and Guy Ruprecht agreed to replace him.
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