War fills World War I era pages with social notes and ads
The News presents war reports and society items in a twelve page issue. It features the Girl About Town column, Market Scribe market notes, farmer and dairy sections, fashion and home topics, anecdotes, and a Captain Kilmer war piece. Classifieds list carriages, shows, auctions, dry goods and property for sale across local firms.
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United States
Spain
Eanter
Tun Niws
Wir
Alihat
Chayters
Siberia
Kilmer
Herve
Carty
Pawnee
Local Notes and Oddities From Frederick April Edition
A garbled Frederick page reports a mix of weather lore about April turning to May, a cargo of yellow pine shipped from Texas to Bonny, and remarks on March weather. It notes a new Baltimore and Ohio schedule about May 14 and a Board of School Commissioners meeting. Judge John W. Grinder marks his fifty seventh birthday as a social item. There are scattered lines on art and poetry, a claim about the University of Catentta, and a stray reference to local residents and events, all in a fragmentary musty style.
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Texas
Bonny
Avril
Han of Pearl
Tobhim
Brow iX
NCR
Baltimore
Frederick Fonnky
Maytinmoe
Washington
Joseph A. Rhodes
Minadvlin Boyle
Cheirpekota
Sardinia
University of Catentta
Graph Grlere
Bentz
Frederick
Mane
Spanish Navy Bombarded, New York Fires In
A naval action near the Duxamish forts as Admiral Simpson commands the New York and Portunus to bombard Spanish batteries. The New York fires with accuracy while the Spaniards miss wide twice, and the bombardment lasts from 12 57 to 2 11. The Puritan and Cincinnati join the force, with three ships standing off after heavy fire.
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Tote
Hit Place
United States
Point Rubal Cava
Pam
New York
Destructor
Cadiz
Mediterranean
Mingle
Philippines
Madrid
Nelina
Cattey
Portugal
Spain
Cape Verde
Brazil
Brazilian
Guido
Coruna
Havana
Cuba
Ehrase
Corona
Mhoes
Unclear dispatches from Partyeal and Cape Verde Islands
Signals from Partyeal and the Cape Verde Islands yield no sensation here. Reports describe teeming ships and tense dispatches, but the fetcher Pot tit remains elusive and the press notes no decisive action.
Fell From a Ladder Injures Man on East Patrick Street
On East Patrick street a man fell from a ladder and sustained injuries. He was helped by bystanders and a doctor was summoned after the mishap. The incident occurred during a protracted period of activity and may keep him in bed for some days.
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Mer
Haysard S
Peters
Brug
Plourtog Mille
Mr. Mrughery
Oman
East Patrick Street
Sue Hy
Leading World Hypnotists at City Opera House Week
The Lees company of hypnotists arrives in town for seven days at the City Opera House presenting nightly changes in program It features Alberta Lae noted as the smallest and youngest hypnotist and includes demonstrations such as putting a man to sleep for two days and nights with no food or water. the engagement promises dramatic acts and public appeal.
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Ty City
Desides
Exixtenen
Mindy Wpotthy
Alberta Lae
Churches and Clergy Gather for Evening Services and Meetings
Local churches announce Rev. Hoffimeier preach at Utica Reformed Church this evening. Sunday services follow at St James Lutheran, led by Rev. L P Myers. Rev. Evers appointed visiting minister to Bellewan Asylum Washington County Mimshouse. Frederick Young People Alliance to meet at 7 30 PM in Methodist Episcopal Church with Epworth League life entry program and address by Rev. BoA Abbott of Baltimore. Maryland Classis of German Reformed Church reports held at Tumulty Avenue. several parochial reports read. Charles Zies re elected treasurer. obituaries note Rev Antoine Parma and Elder Charles Herman of St John’s.
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T. F. Hoffimeier
Mt. Ploeg
Reformed Church
Utica
St. James Lutheran Church
L. P.M. Myers
Alm. Evers
Gries United
Saratoga
Schroeder Streets
Baltimore
Charles Zies
Antotine Parma
Charles Herman
St. John’s
Death notices and obituaries from a Maryland county paper
Obituaries for Mrs Rebecca Howard Dixon of Baltimore wife of Thonun Dixon die of Bright's disease at her West Second street home. Service set for 7am with burial in Baltimore. Also reported are notices for Thomas Keats who died near Keedyaville after four months of rheumatism, Stephen Keofor of Hanover aged about 50, and local notes on livestock feed and a snow event with pension grant.
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Vo Ao Aoe
Amecca Dixon
Rebecca Howard Dixon
Thonun Dixon
Baltimore
T Freenan Dixon
West Second Street
Bright
Mantha
Honee
Balmore
T. Ferman Dixon
Rebecca Dixon
Grouratifoy
Thomas Keats
Keedyaville
Hota
Hiia
Fone
Plasecain Thuraday
Tha Moe
Chareh
Rev. Montgomery
Daterment
Wwananade
Edgar C. Suman
Am Dee Ate Ob
Fourth Regiment to Furnish Troops for Front in Maryland Action
The Fourth Regiment plans to supply artillery batteries and troops for the front in Maryland. Commanders pledge readiness, while the First Regiment is urged to accept responsibilities and maintain its right to praise amid jealousies from other units.
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Maurit
Oyaee
Cngandesere
Delon
Regimanat
Firth
Die Morrth
Cael
Marynod
Sal
Baltimore
Ftthie Plains
Eal
Kerpewitr
Bon Vorpornik
United Shates
War Department
Maryland National Guard
United States Army
Frederick Riflemen
Saa
Dufuntyy
Gas End
Howard
Supply
Ponrth
Will Gatn
Furl
Pretty, Quiet Wedding in Battinere Home
A restrained ceremony yesterday at 8K yp m united Mr. Charlen C. Demmitt of G. K. Demmitt & Co Battingre with Miss Minnie Smallwood of this city. The couple, joined by close relatives, then traveled to Baltimore for their future home. In a separate note, Davidson Morningstar of Washington, D C wed Miss Jessie Morningstar of Frederick in a Trinity Church rectorate ceremony.
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Agane Demmite
Mallawoor
Trov. Page Sra
Charlen C. Dumadtt
Flr
G. K. Demmitt & Co
Demmitt Teft
Baltimore
Ie Davidson Morninustar
Taeulay
Trinity Ehurch
Washington, D.C
Richard P. Walliston
Irving SN
Daviiaon
Willington
Jessie Morningstar
Frederick
Rivalry company plan rejected by Adjutant General
Captain Blanchard Philpot reported a reply from the Adjutant General denying authorization to form a local rivalry company. Philpot wrote Secretary of War Aljur seeking approval while noting persistent juvenile war spirit in Frederick. The item also mentions Harriet Andeoxorn's missing son, Charles, and several men traveling to join militia efforts.
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Prederich
Blanchard Philpot
Wilmer
Gener
Philpot
Aljur
Frederick
Harriet Andeoxorn
Charles
Tow Claquett
Mautter
Wrahington
D.C. Sester
Roonpvell
Unclear fragment from court record in Mary land
Fragmentary OCR notes reference a circuit court action and an appeal or order involving an institution in Maryland. The readable lines are damaged and do not reveal specific names, dates, or outcomes.
Patriotism and mobilization near the San Francisco area
A fragmentary report recalls a regional note on American defense, including mentions of San Francisco, New Orleans command changes, and troop movements. It cites President and Congress, with references to the coast, fortifications, and national guard readiness amid wartime tension.
Matting and Rew Carting Train Goods Near Town
Local traders report securing large quantities of material and tools near Matting for use in road and rail projects. They describe setting up rolls and paying workers, with plans for future shipments and alternate routes. Residents are urged to compare prices and confirm orders.
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Hina
Mapa
Eliadhd Alyaney
Local Merchants Promote Red Ribbon Mocha and Java Coffee
An 19th century broadside touts Renner Kemp and W Weir & Co New York importers introducing Red Ribbon Mocha and Java Coffee to the city and county. A free sample during a late April to early May exhibition at Keaton is promised, with promotional offers and related household goods advertised.
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Coste
Suap / Pyare
Prittie Sade
Swannath Brastous
ARG Carte
4Iirl
Ortewall
Red Ribbon Mawr
Rennes
R ‘x Kemp's
Renner Ak Kean
Eibben Mocha
Lionel Caltve
Tore
W. Weir & Co
New York
Hanwae
Tyeomentia
Renner & Kemp
Oho Kore
Owill
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Nuirasage
Aretha
Repubica
Cypou
Tain News
Woastuauios
Dou
Aprikes
Dias
Vindhy Warner
L. Moone
Weather Bureau
Feeu
the Wrealy News
Brushour
Jacob Rohrback
Solr
J. V. Stanh
Mortgayev
Groverler
Suit Department
Walker & Co
Doll Brow
Cleo
S. Rotlock & Co
Shades
Curtaina
C. B. Cline
Dry Goods
John Hendrickson
Sande Ventor
Thomas Draystore
N. BE
Hee LN
H. Cramer
Cassell & Waters
Mantanzas
Cinelavati
Purito Destale
Anit
Cape
Cape Verde Islands
News OF the Churches
Atechen Keeerig
Stephen Keofor
Hanover
Keofor
Hanover Fabre Aa Socialing Aid
Brederick
Willis
Monehwar
Liberty Tavern
Thia County
Ban
Howe
Wymeneal
Pawnee B
Oacur Krause
Prederick
Nebraska
Tiddins
Paynes Hill
Whd West
Brlerick
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Gore
Mesander Dacken
Fey
Torenuig
Mary Fs
Prosper Prater
Fred
Mort Mason
Whibehainger
Amd
Goren MeChetbachind
Bray
Divsadl
City Board
Pavitt
Isstierk Dae
Ardor Teak Netnot
Winvipwis Ais civ
Dnetraeringe Chem Crassemble
Prpils
Adem
Cheyanne Tod
Gerteaopes
Cetel Quesan
al Chen
Pagith
Heise
Aniload Fur
Fsa
Atte Wamen
iMatinals
Civeludini
A Tony
Pvlle Eigelt Poms Wath
Cnise Sons
Chese Hatteria
Dafiatyy
Dhs
Coniksht
Candy
Mites
Ieneru
Will Beny
Ew Department
New Orleans
Triv Asaport
Ghent Lab
San Procisco
San Franciso
Duihilaey
Chacugsdagan
Golden Gates
Aredi
Bulletii Verne
Cageragen
Daily Examiner
Tae Porter
Hamu
Tongs
L. BE. Mullinix
Telephetionadha
Senda SI Tee Lepes
Uae
Mateie Gree
Samelarey
Churbys
Bray Adee Moir
Adtes Bey BT
Ettertive
Bisset System
San Francisco
Cub
Tsis
Maine
Atelook Abarp
Keaton
Wil Will Otter
Pbs
Otero Dieppe Wan & Co
da Fir
Renner & Kapa
Java Cotes
Cosmo Huttermilk
Sollat Poarro
Macys
Wa Brown
Woolsborn
O Frederick
Encedsior Steam Cirper Manning
Dr. Win
Wight
H Cline
Nertesomwe
Ander Seu
Teac Tire
SIAR
GEO
Rodock & CO
Mats Lal
Stowe
Wales
A.'T. Rich & Sons
Sas
Vali Las
Aloe
Isiik
Hredenbek
Fv, Staub
Lega Angy Ted Cayotietes
Trp
Wie
Chow T Sant
Hele
Petter
Cartier Faurch
Railing
Jramang Ghocery Co
Mt. Cose
Ulas
Watt
Wiley Cowan
How
Sheen
Ug Bven
Colley Stallone
Malle
Market St. Vrederick
Urnel
Reedy
Reese
Uhaneoty
Court Street
Weys Ani
Bredal
Nicodemus
North Market Street
Heurge
University of Maryland
A. B. Hargett
Rycen
Maken Enednls Uw Seen and
Othrriaking Powdrig AS
Maukeet, Vietern Centhure
Phan
Rane
Noah TE. Cramer
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