Notable June 2 Historical Births and Deaths
On June 2 figures are noted for births and deaths. John Randolph of Roanoke born in Virginia 1753 died 1833. John Godfrey BaxeVt humorist born 1811 died 1887, edited Albany Evening Journal and contributed to Knickerbocker, Harper’s and Atlantis. Emile Littre 1801 died Paris 1882. Giuseppe Garibaldi born Nice 1807 died Caprera. Also mentions South African peace terms and POW pardon.
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Ifffe
John Randolph
Roanoke
Virginia
John Godfrey Baxe
Wyhgate
Baxe
Albany
Knickerbocker
Harper's
Atlantis
Hlm
Ba—Paul Emile Littre
Parly
Giuseppe Garibaldi
Caprera
Nice
England
Snapper Soup Olim Cakes and House of News Read
Information Bureau announces delivery notes for The News. Subscribers are urged to report promptly any irregularity in newspaper receipt to ensure timely issues. References include vendors Geo. 5 Rodook & Co. and Doll Bros. Negligee Shirts.
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Baureau
Rodook & Co
Doll Bros
THE WEEKLY NEWS TO FREDERICK AREA PREPARES TWELVE PAGE ISSUE
The Weekly News Tos Wexety News will be ready Thursday and will feature twelve pages with flaws and special features. It claims the largest genuine circulation in Frederick city and county and is promoted as an unmatched advertising medium. Copy for new ads due by 5 p.m. Wednesday. changes by 12 p.m. Wednesday.
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Tos Wexety News
Frederick City
Ths
Warxiy News
Personal notes on visits and travel from local residents
PURELY PERSONAL. Mr. George A. Dean traveled to Baltimore on business. Mr. Wm. H. Ball of Philadelphia visits Frederick friends. Miss Georgia and Mr. Roger Launer and Mrs. Rex stay with Mrs. Harvey R. Lease in this city. Mrs. Luther Schaeffer and Miss Bernice Schaeffer with Master Elmer Mantz spend the day in Adamstown. Mrs. Laura Chapios of West Third street visits her sister Mrs. John Casein in Washington DC. Rev. and Mrs. S. M. Hench took the 10:40 a. m. B and C R train today for Martinsburg WV to attend the Rameburg Pitzer wedding tomorrow evening.
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George A. Dean
Baltimore
Wm. H. Ball
Philadelphia
Frederick
Georgia
Roger Launer
Rex
Harvey R. Lease
Luther Schaeffer
Bernice Schaeffer
Elmer Mantz
Adamstown
Laura Chapios
West Third Street
John Casein
Ian Washington
D. C
Brief Bits and Budget of Local Interest Items
A collection of pithy aphorisms and quips reflecting social mores and humor. Brings together June brides, truth and deluge imagery, tongue and mind, debt and plunder, ignorance versus knowledge, animosity, infant thoughts, and a joke about Billy and his Greek and Latin attempts with a humorous dialect aside.
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Billy
Fine pair of iron gray horses for Jodor Fire Company
The Jodor Fire Company prepares its new engine house team as the iron gray horses are harnessed and tested for position. Morning practice showed they drive well and are nearly a perfect pair. Also noting Mr. William G. Markoe of Yellow Springs delivering Sharpless strawberries and praising the county’s best fruit. A local real estate note mentions Fout editor moving to Petersville district with improved homestead facilities.
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Jodor Fire Company
William G. Markos
Yellow Springs
Markoe
B. Fout
Wim. GO. Boteler
Petersville
Startling tale of two murders linked to Betts clan
sensational report from Mooreville details alleged confessions by Samuel Betts before his suicide. He purportedly admitted involvement in the killings of his father Samuel Betts Sr. and Albert Long, naming others and describing methods and disposal of bodies. Betts, a 35 year old painter, suffered consumption and died despondent, with stones and family ties central to the alleged crimes.
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Mooreville
Samuel Betts
Betts
Samnel Bests
Albert Long
Frank Bronzer
George Bortis
Charles Hoffman
Soe Anid
Batts
J Sater
Long
The Work of Death. M E Hendr er Noble Harwood
McKerdree Noble Harwood, 58, son of the late Mr and Mrs Thomas Noble Harwood of this city, died last night at his home near Adamstown of diabetes. He was a farmer, never married, and is survived by two brothers, a sister married to George Moler near Harper’s Ferry, and a stepmother plus half sister. Funeral from his late residence tomorrow at 10 o’clock, Mt. Olivet cemetery to host interment.
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M'Eendrer Noble Harwood
McKerdree Noble Harwood
Thomas Noble Harwood
Adamatown
Harwood
William Thomas
Clinton B. G
Henrietta
George Moler
Harper's Ferry
W. Va
Virginia Noble
Lee Wiltburger
Washington, D. C
Adamstown
Mt. Olivet Cemetery
County Board Awards Bridge and Culvert Contracts
At a Board of County Commissioners meeting W F Keefer road supervisor received an extra appropriation for a new box culvert on big road. John A Dockerly awarded a contract to raise one end of the Furnace Ford bridge and Dantel J Wachtel to build an abutment on the raised end, subject to board approval. Daniel J Wachtel awarded a contract to repair a bridge wall at Lastherman's bridge over Catoctin creek.
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Board of County Commissioners
W.F. Keefer
Big Road
John A. Dockerly
Furnace Ford
Dantel J. Wachtel
Daniel J. Wachtel
Lastherman
Catoctin Creek
Regular services at St Pauls Reform ed church Utica
Regular service in St Pauls Reform ed church Utica is planned for next Sunday June 7 at 1 10 a m with Rev S M Hench in charge The Children's Day service for Zion Reformed congregation and Sunday school has been moved to Bethel church next Sunday January 7 at 2 15 p m due to rain last Sunday morning
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St. Paul's Reformed Church
Utica
Opening of Braddock Heights event attracts large crowd
About eight hundred people attended the opening at Braddock Heights yesterday afternoon and last night under the auspices of the Independent Drum Corps and Athletic Club. Afternoon and night dances were held with music by the Frederick Select Orchestra.
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Braddock Heights
Independent Drum Corps and Athletic Club
Frederick Select Orchestra
Frederick Beats Brunswick 26-21 In Baseball Game
A yesterday afternoon baseball game pitted a Brunswick team against the local Frederick nine. Frederick won 26 to 21. Frederick's batteries were Chew and Davell, Brunswick's Keller and Harrison.
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Brunswick
Frederick
Frederick, Chew and Davell
Brunswick, Keller and
Harrison
Ready for Work Again After Injury at B and O Yard
Joseph FE Chow engine inspector at Brunswick B and O yard is slated to return to work tomorrow after an eight week layoff due to injuries from scalding. Also reports a local fishing note from Middle Creek where Baby Landis and William Fiasti caught thirty eels totaling over five pounds with one eel notably large.
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Joseph FE. Chow
Bruuswick
Baby Landis
Willian Fiasti
Aight
Middle Creek
Ault and Ryan Wed at Reformed Parsonage
Harry F. Ault and Josephine Ryan, both of Leseburg, Voc., were married today at the Reformed parsonage in this city by Rev. Dr. 5. R. Eechback.
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Ault—Ryan
Harry F. Ault
Josephine Ryan
Leseburg, Voc
5. R. Eechback
Brow Candidate Blink in Maryland Senate Fight
Close allies of former Gov Brow say he will likely seek the U S Senate this fall. Within 48 hours he will decide, with supporters arguing he would run hard if popular demand exists. Brown’s independence and strong southern Maryland ties bolster governors’ backers while Isidor Raynor’s name surfaces as possible second choice if conditions align.
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Frank Brow
United States Senate
Brows
Smith
Maryland
Baltimore
Funeral notices from Baltimore area church services and deaths
The Baltimore area runs funeral notices for John Columban O'Donnell, Helen Hendrix Hedges, George H. Kuanff, Mrs. Walter Frazier, Lala Stanton, and others with services at local churches and interments at Mount Olivet and Bonote Brae cemeteries. Indictments against ex mayor Edmondson and others dismissed in Winchester Va. The Local Mast lists market quotations and the Citizens National Bank of Frederick as reserve agent.
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John Columban O'Donnell
Johns Hopkins Hospital
Carolson McDonnell
N. Charles Street
Baltimore
Louis O'Donovan
Cardinal Gibbons
William A. Fletcher
John MW. Barry
Ss. Joseph
Henry W. Jenkins & Sons
Thomas Courtney Jenkins
Bonote Brae
Helen Hendrix Hedges
Oscar R. Hedges
Dillaveone
Osborne Ingle
E. L. McLaan
Thurston Grove
Webster Smith
Elmer Schildtkoecht
Stewart Faby
Thomas Eckstein
Lewis Haller
Sovermert
Mt. Olivet
QO. O. Carty
Lal
David E. Edmondson
George Willey
Lucy Maltesta
Winchester
Albert Rhodes
Middletown
Edmondson
Willey
Rhodes
Banking Ledger Sparks Early 1900s Financial Snapshot
A fragmented OCR shows a bank balance sheet with assets and liabilities, including U.S. Bonds, securities, notes from other banks, and reserve funds. It features signatures by cashier Wal G Zimmerman and notarization, alongside local ads for goods and events such as remnant sales, a Tuesday dance, and a stock subscription notice from the Frederick Building Association.
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U.S
Agerve Axenty
Olkior
Pickela
Langetal
Snodis
Anniversary program at Woman's College features debate and reading
The Woman's College literary society held an anniversary in College Hall with a debate between the Lesbian and Adelphian societies on whether separate education yields better college results. Judge Maulsby announced the affirmative win. A second act presented Tennyson's The Dream of the Woman, with costumed roles.
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Woman's College
College Hall
Londian Society
Adelphian Society
Apple
Col
Wim. P. Marleby
Glenn H. Worthington
HE. S Etchelberger
Gol. Maulsby
Tennyson
Helen of Troy
Iphigenis
Cleopatra
Robin—Staccato
Plavoforte
Mary Wiest
Adolphian Society
Elizabeth Gitt
Edith Eisenberg
Mary McCardell
Clara Willmoth
Estelle Easter
Susan Taylor
the Dreas
Bai
Dreamer
Helena of
Troy
Margaret Whimoth
Myrtle Hershberger
Eleanor Markey
Jephtha
Jola McCormick
Rosamond
Misa Anna Roth
Queen Eleanor
Agnes Taylor
Joan of Ato
Mabel Moyer
Phi Mu Theta
Weat Hall
Frederick Female Seminary
Atudente
Conservatory of
Moaio
United Fire Company candidates for Maryland firemen post
A meeting of United Steam Fire Engine Company No. 3 adopted a resolution to support Dr Lloyd T MacGill Jr for president of the Maryland State Firemen's Association at next week s gathering in the city. Dr MacGill said he was not present to solicit votes but appreciated the compliment. Also noted is Columbian University commencement week in Washington DC with Rev Randolph H McKim delivering the sermon and Charles Wellington Maio among the law graduates. Harvey Lease auctioned four houses on West Sycamore Street to A C McCardell for 1 900.
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United Fire Company
United Steam Fire Engine Company No
Lloyd T. MaciGtd, Jr
Maryland State Firemen’s Association
MacGill
Columbian University Ci
Columbian University
Washington, D. DC
New National Theatre
Randolph H. McKim
Episcopal Church of the
Heal Estate
Harvey Lease
Court House Coor
Melville Doll
Yign Street
A. C. McCardell
Local grocer announces supplies opposite B and O Depot
Wa Deas, fancy grocer, thanks patrons and lists a new shipment of prames and crackers at 3 cents a pound, cream corn, and a general line of groceries. He urges prompt attention to packages left with him while awaiting Sraiia and signs with courtesy. Also mentions eye examination by Prof. O W Himes and a distant bequest at residence with a note on satisfaction.
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B.& O. Depot
Macy
Hoyser's
Sraiia
Wa. Deas
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the Daily News
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Weaneaday
A. L. Moors
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D. B. Miller
Aasig
Beneewes
H.O. Zacharias
Mae
Rothenhoefer
Anderson Wood
Fred
Williamson
Lidie
Plac
Wehu UL
J. C. Hagan
Doll's
Wm. Dean Committee
Daniel Batte
News OF the Churches
Kok
Brown
Maysser
Isidor Raynor
Ssatea
Honse of Representatives
Rayner
Bectera Milling
Citizens’ Nations Bank of Baltimore
Citizens’ National Bank of Frederick
Cepizens? National Bank
John Hendrickson
TK Citizens’ National Bank OF Frederick
Fréderick
Mary Lant
Luatnous
Lawon Bro
Suipror
U. S
Savare
Lach Tvandrerghiefs
Neidig & Miller
Nae & Miller
Parhion
Neenee Sail
Martlan
Fredenck
Wal
G. Zimmerman
Wal G. Zimmerman
Pi J. Thavers Thomas
N. P
PA . Jameb
Walker
J.D. Bare
Alddstawk
Ribyons
Gages
F. Brighle Things
Glinton E. Main
George
Rodock
Big Bork
Searor
Rodook
A. T. Rice & Sons
Bob & Bons
North Market Street
Frederick, MD
Frederick County
Thomas P. Rice
Frederick County Telephone
Farmer's Exchange
Par
Rederick County
Farmers Exchange
Clover Shed
Neatby
Wester
Garner BE
al Sunity
Qerrdti Streets
Eugene B. Hagan
Miraxo Mus
Jos C. Hagan
DELL
Een
E. Main
Giegante
Armacist
Dell's
Gepmins
JHE City Hotel Grill
Yrr Hotel Grill
Caraleave Square
Mercer
Lidie's
M. Kloster
TLL & Reich
Orosr
Frederick Bouilding Association
Duex
J. W.L. Carty
Frederick County National Bank
Oroo
N. Market St
Ioan
Gordon Keith
T.N Page
A. EK. Green
T. Brady
Isham
Lady Rose
A. Ward
Hulbert
Twotone
Christy
Rotograph
ENS
Fountain Fens
Waterman
Hull & Reigh
Tabard Inn
Mildachy
LA Mullanix
John ©. Hardt
Pres
Harry W. Bowers
Thos. H. Hatler
V. Pres
GO. G. Carty
J. W. L. Carty
Sec’y
A. M. Landauer
Geo. H. Zimmerman
F. 8. Sappington
Henry Lampe
HS. D. Hagan
Benj F. Reich
A. B
Treavazer
Washington & Baltimore
Washington
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
L. A. Mullinex
Peter M.S
West Franklin Straat
Europe
H. £. Smith
Masonic Temple
Dewiy P
Centiart
North Manxxet Street
New York Hospital
WML C. Boteler
Frederick, ND
Noah E. Cramer
Cramer
Stocas
Moriraces
Joan
Desirabie
Sais
Cellioes
Liberty Pike
Crater
Bethel Chateh
City
Pedri
Lit
Park Berth
E. Patricket
Bricks
Horn
Mt. Atry
Sarket
Molesworth
Woodbine
E. Coorch
Daystilie
Aere
Adamsiorh
Triacre
Ize
Market Street
South Street
F. B. Sappington
OLL
B. Sapfington
City Hall
W. Himes
Otis
Capitol
Washington, D
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