Local Social Notes Include Visits and Returns
Baltimore residents Grace Young and Lizzis Paroen have returned home after attending a funeral. West Church street couple Mint Lillie M and Bertha J Belter visit relatives in Zanesville Ohio. Cumberland visitors Mrs A J Gill and children return after stays with Mr and Mrs George Heinlein. Mise Onacell departed for Fredericktown Ohio after visiting. J Henry Wilson of Louisville Kentucky visits sister Mrs M J Grove at Lime Kiln.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emfisces
Grace Young
Lizzis, Paroen
Baltimore
Nis Ary
Mint Lillie M
Bertha J. Belter
West Church Street
Zanesville
Ohio
A. J. Gill
Cumberland
George Heinlein
Fredericktown
J. Henry Wilson
Louisville, Ey
M. J. Grove
Lime Kiln
WORK OF DEATH AND LOCAL OBITUARIES IN FREDERICK AREA
A string of obituaries from Frederick area papers notes Mrs Anna Fenby of Carroll county in her seventy third year, and Mrs Margaret Rigney of Hagerstown aged 74. Howard J Norris, 27, dies in Frederick. Miss Elizabeth Alexandria, 96, Frederick resident. Grace Mabel Young, seven, Baltimore, all reported with brief funeral details and family ties. Also mentions local performances and a Shrine Company driver incident.
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Anna M. Penby
Anns
Mary Fenby
William Fenby
Avondale
Carroll County
Thomsa Sprigg Jones
Susanus Trotton Jones
Baltimore County
Thomas Jones
First Court of Appeals of
Maryland
Mr. Fenby
Edwin Bouldin Fenby
Baltimore
William Fletcher Fenby
Westminster
Franklin P. Fenby
Finksbrag
Samuel Brengle
John Zeigler
Frederick
St. John’s Cathe Church
John’s Catholic Cemetery
Howard L. Norris
Howard J. Norris
Ge W. Norris
West Fourth Street
Elizabeth Alexandria
John Renn
Westmetrick Street
Mt. Olivetmetery
Maryland Democratic Convention Dates Declared
The Maryland Democratic State Central Committee selected June 5 as the convention date and Balti more as the site for the state gathering. Rockville was chosen for the sixth Congressional District Convention on September 5, with the overall plan to nominate delegates to the National Convention and elect presidential electors. The meeting in Carrollton Hotel drew many Democrats as they debated prospects for Congress and the Presidential race in a year focused on platform unity and opposition to imperialism.
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Mitttes
Carrollton
Balmacre
Baliacre
Rockville
Carrolltan
Congress
Chary
Domines
Dewey
Murray Vandiver
Lloyd Wilkinson
Vandiver
Thomas Jefferson
Austin L. Crothera
Cecil County
United States
Republic
J. L. Victor Baughman
J. A. Newman
Frederick County
Catoctin Furnace Nears Full Operation Promised
At Catoctin Furnace preparations near completion as ore coke and limestone arrive in large quantities. The ore is lit and will soon be under blast with light pressure initially. A warf upgrade and loading facilities along the Monocacy Valley tracks will feed coke and ore. The plant is expected to become a major industrial hub under new methods and facilities, honoring Col. J. Baker Kunksi.
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Catoctin
Monocacy Valley
Monoc Sey Valley
Weblow
Aris
Fornsce
Biue Mountain
Evening Society Events and Local Notices
Tonight the Philomathean Literary Society convenes with the usual meeting and program from the prior session, the Art Club presents original papers, an infants reception runs 7 to 9 in the Reformed Church parlor, and music and recitations feature Frederick talent at Ereig's Hall. A marriage license was issued in Washington yesterday. Charles H. Indigestion seeks treatment for stomach weakness with Hood's Sarsaparilla, touted as the great stomach tonic.
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Philomathean Literary Society
Lsst
Art Club
Reformed Darch
Ereig’s Hall
Frederick Talent 1
Centre Hopes To Form Reading Centre In City
A Frederick paper reports a plan to establish a Centre in the city to organize a program of six lectures yearly. A sixmember committee was named to shape the project with a view to funding, marketing, and recruiting members, aiming for a varied program in literature history music art economics and science. Dr Sykes lectured in the week on Kipling, praising his realism and humor, and the meeting adjourned with strong local interest in forming the centre.
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Woman's College
Frederik H. Sykes
Steckel Wilt
Barbour
Apple
Beeewith
Dr. Sykes
Kipling
Mr. Ripling
Dickens
Ripling
Sykes
Vaco
B. BR. Eschbach
B. BR. Eschbach Was Made Chairman, Waaheld
Rayv.t. Freeman Dixon
M. M. Robinson
Misa Berths Trail
Hays
T. Freaman Dixon
Margaret Hood
Berths. Trail
J. Apple
Glenn
Heller
Centra
Frederick
Hagerstown
New York
AYMENEAL WOODWARD Teas and Easton Bride United
Miss Zoe Goldaborouch daughter of Lonia W Trail of Easton Md married Stewart Minor Woodward of Richmond Va at Christ Protestant Episcopal Church in Baston. The ceremony was by Rev Leonidas Bradley Baldwin with cousin from Charlotteville officiating. Attendants wore white, bride carried pink roses, veil adorned with a diamond sunburst and her pearls heirloom. Reception followed at the bride home with about 50 guests catered by Harris of Baltimore. Out of town guest Miss Henrietta Dioldsborough of Walkersville attended.
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Mr. ©. H. Coulling
Richmond
Ashere
C. Loundes Bennett
Sykesville
L. W. McVeigh
E. G. Leigh
Harry Wheeler
Baltimore
Edward T. Nicols
Jas. Diton
Easton
Harris
Henrietta Dioldsborough
Walkersville
Dyer—Easneberger
Rt. Edwards
Misa Katie Banneberger
City
East Fourth Street
E. RB. Secbach
Joess Anders
Mollie Schell
Sadie Darby
Brief Bits of Local Interest and Garden News
Peach buds swelling and magnolia trees in bloom mark April nearing its end. Strawberry crop quiet. Gardening and bee cleaning occupy the season. An aging girl and her little brother appear in notices. Advertising pages promise a sale of wagon loads in a special sale.
Ansenal Blown To Pieces Reported Dead and Injured
A fragmentary report states a powerful explosion at a Begble arsenal fatally wounding ten people and injuring thirty. The cause is unclear, with early notes suggesting ankrone brevis and further patchy details from Sialebtug.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Preruna
Avalio
Ankrone
Promising Silk Goods Sale at Local Store Event
The ad lists silk fabrics and dresses, discount linens, and modest china ware from N 7DIG & MILLER at pagion daily store news. It touts low prices on silks, foulards, and lace, plus cheap fuel and shoe offers from local merchants, with notes on a cough remedy and various local services.
CROSSE'S SUN REPORTED KILLAD Dispatch From Aliwel Northday
A dispatch from Aliwel Northday reports that Geo Crampson Waskii-4 was killed while fighting at Wepener. The message notes the casualty and cites the local field correspondent Spental Lielain to Thedees Loxvos dated April 20.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spental Lielain
Thedees
Note to the Porte May Shape Prompt Payment Demands
A note presented to the Porte by the United States charge d'affaires urges prompt payment. The document signals American insistence on swift settlement of a financial obligation.
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Porte
Prizes for Firemen Contest In Baltimore Draw Cash Options
Prize plan for the State Volunteer Firemen’s Association contest in Baltimore shifts from silver trophies to cash prizes upon member objection. Awards include $100 for first in steam engine, $50 for second, and similar sums across wagon, hose, apparatus, and ladder events with corresponding silver awards. A slight fire alert at West Pat- Tick street caused no damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
State
Volunteer Firemen's Association
Lewis Fraley
West Pat- Tick Street
Musical Recital at the Womens College on Friday
A recital by the Music Faculty is scheduled for Friday April 27 at 3 15 pm at the Womens College. The program features vocal, piano and violin pieces. Tickets are 85 cents and available at McCardell's Maxolene polish advertises 16 cent bottles sold by Allen G Quynn & Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women's College
McCardell’s
Allen G. Quynn & Co
The Exclusive Carpet Walz Paper and Curtain House
An advertisement for L. EB. Mullinex promoting the Exclusive Carpet Walz Paper and Curtain House. The pitch touts carpets, mattings, and related home textiles with a call to visit to compare prices and quality. The copy uses period phrasing and emphasizes choosing based on personal judgment.
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Walz Paper and
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Pete Tore
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W. L. Moors
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Rano Ing
Margaret Guerine
Allen G. Qo
Pe Ossones
Notics
John. Hendrickson
Geo. Vial
EL D. Shriner
Jessor Posagrapie Vache
Pham, Eriense
Arace Mabel Young
Grace Mabel Young
Eght Months
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Freser Street
Gaele
Frank Adams
Frostburg
Janes
Adams
Pera Howse
Youkie
Kohn Ambrose
Shrine Company of
Ceresville
Cere
Democratic State Central
Washington
Charles H
Hodd
Bly. Yard Aipling
Or. Poole Sykera
Prearics
Alert C Eebley
Wiles
Henry Y Young
Vauretis
Young
Frederek County
Joseph Freeze
Tatmas
Kia
B. Goater
Cetherine M. Torper
Mary E Young
George Young
Emma F Fulton
Préderick County
Elmer W Poftinberger
Charles W. Johnson
Edward J Hotland
Oatextridge Horsey
B. Stone
Mary ©. Rowles
George W. Rowles
C. B. Stone
Solomon Smith
D. Grant
Luther 3. Schroyar
Marshall H. Warrenfeltz
Margaret E.boteler
Housband
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Glipert R. Hacey
John W. Moore
Clara ¥. Wachter
Wm. C. Cramer
Charles P. Levy
Thomas H. Myers
Esther J. Repp
Wm. E. Burall
Ezra Bram
Saran B. Bram
F. Marion Fanbel
Thomas N. Har‘wood
Phebe
Biggs
Isaac L. Hankey
Edward E. Krise
Melvill B. Doll
Samuel B. Martz
Vincent Sebold
Juna F. Wardaworth
T D. Kerri
Francis T. Lakin
George
B. Hanrhew
Engeos A. Kaufman
Katie Haughey
Charles and
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Charles Kaufman Et al
Samuel F. Oto
Charles Kaufman
Augustus Keutman
Engans A. Kaufman
E. Willard Saylor
Laura Esta Cromwell
DM. Zimmerman
Mount Ville
Myrtle E. Hoffmaster
Eakle’s Mills
Charles W. Young
Louise Datdson
Harrisburg
Robert E. Harper
Mary E. Matthews
Lucketts
Loudoun County
Edward M. Dyer
Katie Ranneberger
Frederick Depraes
Sigler
John Hoy Sigler
Daniel W. Bowers
A. Biddlemoser
Mary
Goldsborough
Hiram Smith
Susan M. Thomas
LSE
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William (. Baker
George Leikirk
Isaiah Devilbiss
Isaac H. Fogle
John J. Collier
Catharine Sheff
Catharine Shai
Jacob O. Shaff
C. O. Keedy
Henrietta Aubert
William P. Rice
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Adamatown
Fisien Walker Steaffer
Mins Aan Reed Ively
Toes
Ties Entertainment
Gumsay
Apo
Urich
Sialebtug
Joan Hendrickson
Feisphema Ce'l
Lisen
Liteon
Crash
Ideatica
Antelm
Liseo
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Spon Glass
dJosx Heronioxsox
M Wie
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Clinton E. Main
Rodook
Sane
Arler
EO. S. Auduee 2 CO
Riox & Ons
AL B. Dace & Bone
North Jarket Street
Frederick, MD
Ehalts
Leon
Stavs
Kaiting Grocery Company
Christian Ramling
DPF
Bessely Keller
Okrug Stoke
Excibor Steam Carpet Cleaning Co
Ziegler Bros
J Marxsy
Mundell
Frederick Gas Works
Ae J. M. Newfax & Co
E. Patrick Street
LiReLy's PaLack of Music
HK. E
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Music Hall
North Market
P. S
Wm. C. Boteler
Market Street
F. B. Sappington
Dinin
American Centre
Wazeil
Evarstiluyg
Perfectis
Obresville Flour
Minnesota
Potomac River
Willard
Keller
Psraick Oz
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Alfred
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Wews
Commercial
the Porte
VALE
GLVEN
Noah E. Cramer
William Frerie
Hast Third
George A. Dean
Elina Ramsburg
Castle's Oyster & Fish Depot
G. W. Lis
East
Patrick Street
Mary Houck
Urs Geaxpparueater
F. Houck
H E. Wicoxes
N. Market Street
L. EB. Mullinex
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