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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Apr 24, 1913
Page
5
Jein Wertheimer and Chas FP Seeger associated with Union Tea Co. Wm H Hammond News Office editor announces The Marvel Announcement The Empire Announcement for the City Opera House with Mrs Ross and W. W. Bowers serving as clerk and organizers tied to the local press and Union Tea Co.
Frederick area residents face illnesses from grip to indigestion with several recovering at home while Ahg Murray Cronenburg of this city undergoes a Baltimore hospital operation. T. N. Mohler sells a two year old Percheron stallion for 1200 to Charles Zimmerman as crowds admire the coal black horse. The 34th annual Grand Council session of the Royal Arcanum of Maryland closes with J Elsperman of Missouri delivering an uplift talk and officers for the coming year installed. Jacob L. Engelbrecht attends.
Special dispatch from Pittsburgh reports seventy five bodies recovered of the 110 miners who perished in the Pittsburgh Coal Company Cincinnati mine disaster. Most are burned beyond recognition while seventy six men escaped.
Special Mespatch reports from New York that William V. Robbins, a lawyer, took his nine year old son to a Buffalo Bill show and shot the boy dead before cutting his own throat in a suicide attempt.
Sacramento dispatch reports no further action on proposed Alien Land Laws until the arrival next Monday of Secretary of State Bryan. The date is April 24 and the city is Sacramento California, signaling a pause in legislative moves awaiting his guidance.
The Barbara Fritchie Memorial Association plans quietly to relocate her remains from the old German Reformed graveyard to Mt. Olivet cemetery before May 1 with family consent and church consistory approval. The site for her grave at Mt. Olivet is yet undecided. ceremonies may be held later, possibly on Decoration Day. Also noted are local real estate transactions and railway staffing changes, a Frederick temperature report, and Brunswick bowling results.
Dr Charles R Ely resigns after serving as principal of the Maryland School for the Deaf Frederick since his father's death He will return to Gallaudet College Washington DC as professor of mutual science on September 21 The resignation was presented March 7 and a successor has not yet been named.
Ulvay announces resignation not due to dissatisfaction but to seek new ties after 21 years. Dr Ely plans to stay as principal through the school year and summer, to assist his successor and continue the institution’s work, following his father’s 42 year leadership at the school.
Former Alderman Lewiy A Fraley denies reports he will run on an independent ticket if not nominated for mayor. He pledges support for the winning Democratic candidate. Mayoral candidates Schell Smith Bahn and others campaign as Democratic City Committee prepares for primaries and voter registration events.
Readable item highlights ready to wear linen and cotton fabrics offered by Cramer & Stauffer Real Estate and Loans. Mentions Court Street address impressions of brick dwellings on Fifth Street, and farm listings across Frederick and Montgomery counties with modern improvements and scenic views.
Local notices require license procurement by May 1 1913. Harry W Bowers names. A cantata Buy Your Own Cherries by Y P B of W C T U to be held Friday evening 7 50 in East Church street rooms with 10 cent admission and refreshments. Grace Reformed church ladies host oyster and meat supper at Miss Graff home North Market April 24 from 7 to 9. Human hair sale Thursday Friday Saturday to promote New York Millinery Parlor S4 West Patrick Street MRS I Bekefauver manager. Spring Maid car runs after Thursday April 24 play to Braddock Maidietown Jefferson Thurmont. Paul Smith superintendent. Parnell opens seafood market 568 North Market street orders via phone 247 delivery. Blumenauer & Company invite Spring Summer Opening April 25 2004 timing Paterna Hats and Tunnels No 22 Weer Pattich street opposite Ce Vaiel.
Fish sellers announce fresh herring and shad with cutter salt herring by J M Culler. Millinery opening showcases pattern hats and millinery novelties to be exhibited Thursday and Friday April twenty fourth and twenty fifth. Dancing school and social event set with an evening soiree at eight o clock and dancing thereafter.
The double offices now occupied by Messrs Wood and Wood in our Court street building will be vacant on May 1 next and are anew for rent. They have two front windows on Court street and are desirable for lawyers or any other business. Light heat and janitor service furnished and a toilet on the same floor. Apply to Peoples Fire Insurance Co Corner Church and Court, Sheris Frederick Md.
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