Initiation and banquet mark Pythian Castle meeting
The Knights of Pythias district meeting approved two major resolutions. A convention plan calls for representatives from Baltimore, Montgomery, Frederick and Carroll counties to confer the rank of page on 50 candidates per lodge, with a deputy appointed to organize events. A second motion proposed a $3 per member fundraising, paid weekly to finance a $150,000 Pythian Castle in Baltimore.
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Banqnet
Knights of Pythias
Reza S. Harp
Baltimore
Montagomer
Frederick
Carroll
Frederick County
Thurmont
Brunswick
Burkittsville
Harps
A. L. Amis
Montgomery County
Pythian Castle
Mountain City Lode
Thomas
Ender
J. Isaac Holbrook, Jr
James Garfield Herrera
Welcome Lodge
Randallstown
Baltimore County
Masonic Temple
Marrland
Supreme
Reno
Harp
G_C
Olin Bryan
Samuel H. ‘Latersall
Swanee River
Geo. Edw. Smith
J. Edward Richardson
Glenn B. Worthington
Noth EB. Cramer
EF. L. Amiss
E. L. McLean
W. Harry Haller
Pontiac
Marmand
C. H. Eckstein
Reno S. Harp
John Grove
Jacob BH. Schmidt
G. Hayes Landis
Glenn C. Garber
Dr. T. S. Bader
John F. Oland
Arthur T. Kreh
C. Augherman
Weary Hater
The Weekly News Werestyr Preview And Ad Details
The Werestyr News announces a ready Thursday issue a handsome twelve page edition with news and features. It claims Frederick city county circulation leadership and invites new advertisements with deadlines by Wednesday 5 p.m. and changes by 12 m. that day.
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Frederick City
Graduating Recital by Viola Brodbeck in College Hall
The final piano recital of the season featured Miss Viola Brodbeck of Hanover with violinist Wahler Schultz also of Hanover. The program included Bech and Bach pieces, Grieg and Novelette, Chopin, with Brodbeck praised for technical ease and musical expression while Schultz impressed in Saint-Saëns and Wieniawski works. Adams accompanied on piano, delivering polished support that concluded the academic year’s recitals with distinction.
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College Hall
Viola Brodbeck
A. BR. Brodbeck
Hanover
Aliss Grace
Brodbeck
A. B.C
Greie
Miss Brodbeck
S$ A
Schultz
Frederick
Saint-Seens
Wagner
May Mortality Record for City and County
A May mortality report shows 32 deaths in the city and county, with 21 interments in Mt Onset and St Johns and three in the colored graveyards. County deaths numbered 20 with burials at McKaig Manor Doubs Grossnickle Burkittsville Haughs Sabillasville Emmitsburg Mt Carmel Urbana Hopeli and Church Hill. Interments at Bt Olivet Cemetery totaled 147 adults 7 children and scattered mentions of city and county burials across Baltimore Washington Montgomery county and other locales.
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Mt. Onset
St. John’s
McKaig
Manor
Doubs
Grossnickle
Burkittsville
Haugh’s
Sabillasville
Emmitsburg
Mt. Carmel
Urbana
Hopelil
Church Hill
Bft
Olivet Cemetery
City, & County
Baltimore
Washington
Montgomery County
Purely Personal. Pleasant Paragraphs About Those Who Come and Go
Miss Olivia Horn of Baltimore has been spending a few days with friends in this city. Miss Miriam H Evans East Patrick street has returned from a visit to Washington. Mr Harry J Miller West Patrick Street is visiting his home in Oxford Talbot county. Miss Leah Signifer of Hagerstown has returned from visiting Miss Helen Dixon. Mr Wm W Picker East Third Street has returned from a visit to friends in Baltimore. Miss Laslie Phleeger West Patrick street has been visiting friends at Point of Rocks. Mr Elmer Smith of the Adirondack Ssortarium Trudeau N Y has returned from visiting relatives in this county.
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Olivia Horn
Baltimore
Miriam H. Evans
Patrick Street
Washington
Harry J. Miller
West Patrick Street
Oxford
Talbot County
Leah Signifer
Hagerstewn
Helen Dixon
Picker
East Third Street
Miss Laslie- Phleeger
Point of Rocks
Elmer Smith
Trudeau, N
Visitation Academy Plans Commencement and Reunion
Studies at Visitation Academy are finished as pupils prepare for commencement on Thursday June 1. A new Mother Superior will be elected this week. Arrangements are set for the twelfth reunion of the Animas Association on June 31. Local members host a card port to visiting alumni at St Johns Library on Wednesday June 10.
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Visitation Academy
Animas Assecation
St. John’s Library
Infant Walter Kline Injures Arm In Myersville Fall
Walter Kline infant son of Mr and Mrs Thomas Kline suffered a broken left arm when he fell from a bar on Saturday at Myersville. The injury occurred while Mrs Kline visited her parents. Dr B H Hoke set the bone.
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Walter
Mis
Thomas Kline
Telegraph Street
Myersville
Directors Elected for Frederick and Monocacy Turnpike
At a stockholders meeting held yesterday the Frederick and Monocacy Turnpike Road Company elected five directors Arthur Potts Granville M. Smith Joseph G. Miller Richard Potts and Henry Williams to oversee operations and policy decisions.
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Frederick and Monocacy
Loss' Female Orphanage Trustees Hold Annual Meeting
The Losts' Female Orphanage trustees met yesterday morning. Superintendent C C Carty reported 20 girls remain, no deaths, and mild sickness. Expenditures totaled 16404 20 for maintenance and 4448 for all purposes including a new barn after a 1907 fire. Treasurer Col Ch E Trail said bills paid and funds healthy. Elizabeth A Hilleary re elected matron. Elizabeth Ere retained as teacher. A year end program of hymns Bible drills and geography history by the president entertained the board.
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Losts’ Female
C. C. Carty
Chas. E. Trail
H.C. Zacharias
Lewis “Niadorff
Eas
Steck
Dod
Colo
Char E. Teal
George H. Dent
Elizabeth A. Hilleary
Elizabeth Ere
Maryland
Record carp haul tops season in Potomac river
Walter Dean of Brunswick nets nine carp weighing 107 pounds in a single haul from a boat on the Potomac. The largest fish weighs 30 pounds and the smallest 7. Dean and John Crim swing the net ashore, bag the catch, and carry it home in a washtub. A separate Brunswick catch by Clark Winter yields ten fish totaling 109 pounds.
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Walter Dean
Brunswick
Potomac River
Deen
John Crm
Clark Winter
Death of Mrs Eveline Cashour at 64 Near Mt Airy
Mrs Eveline Cashour aged 64 widow of the late Basil Cashour died May 23 after months of illness at her home near Mt Airy. She leaves a daughter and three sons Louisa and Samuel at home David of Singapore and Thomas of New London. Funeral at Prospect M E church May 26 conducted by Rev Mr Parker of Mt Airy with pallbearers James M Hobbs William Purdum Taycargus Clary E Burges Albers Hood and John Molesworth. Lewis and Son of Ridgeville directed funeral arrangements.
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Eveline Cashour
Bnsil Cashour
Mt. Airy
Louisa
Samuel
David
Singanore
Thomas
New London
Prospect M_ E
Ka.sa
Mr. Parker
Mt_.Airy
Jas. M. Hobbs
Wm. Purdum
Taycargus Clary
E. Burges
Albers Hood
John Molesworth
Lewis & Son
Hidseville
Bridge repainted on Carroll Street in town
A bridge over Carroll creek on Carroll street has been repainted. A carrier pigeon found in the yard of Dr. J. M. Goodman on East Patrick street carried an inscription on one leg reading S. B. & H. B- SOIS.
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Carroll Creek
Carroll Street
J. M. Goodman
East
Patrick Street
Divorce Suit Filed by Beison Against Dora Beison
Louis E Beison through attorney P Frank Parapel sues for divorce from Dora C Beison. Married in this city on March 3 1908 by Rev A J Gill. Plaintiff resides near Buckeystown and defendant remains in this city.
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Louis E. Beison
P. Frank Parapel
Dora C. Beison
A.J. Gill
Plaintff
Buckeystown
Trial at Hagerstown in G. Cramer v Winebrenner case
In the Hagerstown circuit court yesterday the case of Charles G. Cramer against G. C. Winebrenner for 2000 damages, removed from the county, was taken up for trial. Cramer, a former tenant on the Winebrenner farm, alleges assault by Winebrenner and his son and ongoing injuries. Also notes sick lists: Maud McCanner, Helen Eppley, and Ruth Essterday has recovered enough to leave infirmary.
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Hagerstown
Charles G. Cramer
G. C. Winebrenner
Cramer
Winebrenner
Fined for Disturbing the Peace in Local Court
George Diggs pleaded guilty before Justice C H Eckstein to a charge of disturbing the peace on Saturday night. He was fined $2 and arranged to pay the amount.
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George Diggs
C. H. Eckstein
Knights Templar to Parade in Frederick for Field Day
Grand Commander leads Western Maryland Knights Templar to Frederick on Thursday June 11 for a statewide field day. Antioch and St Bernard commanderies travel via Hagerstown and trolley to join two parades and a banquet, with about 250 in full arms, including Maryland Grand Commander and Beaufort Commandery.
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Knights Templar
Maryan
Frederick
Jacques de Molay
Antioch
Cumberland
Hagerstown
St. Bernard Commandery
Hagestown
Wayne
Maryland
Ederick
Colt Corps
Beauscant
Baltimore
Gates Braddock
Agerstown
Washington county tax rate fixed at four cents
The tax rate for Washington county was fixed at 4 cents. Democrats control Cumberland city government. A shooting occurred at Grisfield during a dispute over a craps game injuring Ned Jones and Robert Heart. June Week began at the Naval Academy with Board of Visitors arrivals. An unidentified man was killed near Relay by trains. Democratic nominations were held in several counties and delegates to the State convention were instructed for Bryan. Memorial services at Jefferson celebrated patriotism with Rev. Dr. Steck delivering the address and soldiers’ graves later honored.
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Washington County
Cumberland
Ned Jones
Robert Heart
Grisfield
Naval Academy and
Annapolis
Board of Visitors
Academy
G. W. Jenkins
Woodstock
Washington-New York Express
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Wicomico
Worcester
Cedil
Harford
Carroll
St. Mary’s
St.Mary's
Bryan
Rayners
Smith
Crothers
Vandiver
S. Davies Warfield
Jefferson
Jefferson Council, Jr. O. OG. A. ML
Frederick
Middletown
Doubs
Reynold
Chas. F. Steck
As Necessary as Bread
Washington man Mr. W W Michael renews his newspaper subscription praising The News as essential like bread in daily life. He values the paper for timely information and steady presence in his household.
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W.W. Michael
Washington, D.C
the News
Resolution of Thanks from Gen. J. F. Reynolds Post No 2 G A B
Unanimous vote at June 1 meeting extends thanks to many groups and individuals for May 36th services including Company A Maryland National Guard High School Cadets choir leaders Miss Ritchies Mayor George E Smith organist Mrs Burck recitation Miss Snyder floral contributors and others who aided the event. Fresh fish daily at the old market stand. Baseball Frederes vs Felton Athletic Club tomorrow. game called c fpm. Strawberry Festival Grace Reformed church June 5 6 at Kemp Hall. Excursion to Hagerstown Thursday with the ball team sign up at F K Smiths cigar store before Thursday. Manufactured ice advertised with family service. Wx. Anderson
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Patrick St
Maxwell Autum Sumner
Geeaueed
Tee
Grace
Hurstown
Ie A
Bennett
Lowenstein Wertheimer
Mmoser
Colonials
Alarkey
S. Lambert Auto Co
B.&0. BR. RR
Rdecor
J. F. Reynolds
Company A
Maryland Nations Guard
Ritchies
Geo. E. Smith
Unclear OCR: Financial terms and bonds noted
Fragmentary text lists overdrafts secured and unsecured bonds to secure some items. Mentions banking house and furnishings, adjacent property bought for entertainment, nation books for reserve agents, currency, nickels, and cents. Mentions Laytul Money Reserve ti Bank and a 3,089 15 directors.
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Srematien
U. Posts
Se Banking House
Entarains
Dee
Pation Booka
Local notices mix social events and ads in June
A collection of community items announces a Fitzhugh Lee U D C meeting at 7 30 pm, a 100th Jefferson Davis observance, free entertainment at Braddock Heights, Whit Monday greetings, a Strawberry and Ice Cream Festival at UC B church on June 12 13, gas and electric bill reminders, Atlas cement from Kuhn James, student theater at Opera House June 4, and local amusements at Nickle Theatre and Bowling Alleys on Whit Monday.
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UC. B
Braddock Heights
M. E. Church
Mt. Pleasant
Wil
Frederick Building Association stock issue and loan plan details
Frederick Building Association announces stock issue after June 6 1905 with dues of 25 cents weekly per share and an entrance fee of 10 cents per share. Each share worth 100 dollars at maturity. Loan illustrations show costs for a 1000 dollar loan with weekly interest and dues. Shares available from secretary J W L Carty at Frederick County National Bank. Directors listed and additional notices include a school recital, church fundraisers, festivals, and Marsh's Restaurant for sale.
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Frederick Building Association
Mma‘tutity
Tnans Mante
J. W. L. Carty
Fredericks County National Bank
Thomas H. Wailer
Geo. H. Zimmerman
J. Henry Lampe
Carty
Harry W. Bowers
F. B. Sappington
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the Daily News
John Randolph
Roanoke
Virginia
John Godfrey Saxe
Bom
England
Wasarxeroy
W. £. Moosy
the Weekly News
Loats’ Female Orphanage
Maud McCanner
Helen Eppley
Ruth Essterday
Woman’s College
Mary Knights
Scauseant Commandery
News OF the
Baseball
Frederes
Felton Athetic Club
C Fpm
Ladies of Grace Reformed Church
Kemp Hall
F. K. Smith
Anpensox
Citizens" National Bank
Si Citizens National Bank
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United States
Stase Or
Manrasy
Gountz
Faenenror
Wm. G_ Zimmerman
WM. G. Zimmerman
Cashier
Na J. Travers Thomas
N. P
Thomas H. Haller
Cline
G . J.D. Baker
John D. Hendrickson
GC & P
C.G. H
Neibig & Miller
Navic ‘& Miller
Slaterlals
Cluffon
India
Handkerchiel
Neidig & Miller
Frepewier Gas & Evecruic Co
Fitzhugh Lee
Jefferson Davis
Wormexctroy
O'Keefe
Ramstein
Batchelor
Just
Atlas Cement
Kuhn & James, Brickiarers
Opera House
New Nickel Theatre
New Pictures
London
Breddock Heishis
Tre Gren
St. John’s Hall
St. John’s Church
Jung
Marsh's
E. A. Marsh
George
Bodock & Co
the. Big Store
RL & G
Pansig
Regul Lac
Rodder & CO
Thos. P. Rice
George Rice
Thomas P.rice
North Alarkes Street
A. J. Eighelberger
Shuker Sarge
A. J. Eichelberger
Northwest Cor
Sis
Norlidewiy
Gharles L. Renn
Gharles L. Renn’s
L. Renn
Ce Ee Tritapoe & Mobler
Haari G. Turraros
E. Moshe
Heal Estate
Inear City
South Market Street
Telegraph St
South Carroll St
Dul Ave
East South Street
South St
E. Third Street
Garoline
Central Bank
Frederick, Md
Aadiidwiy
George L. Cramer & Sons
East Church Street
Frederich MD
Ajdewly
Rphonas & Moteer
Frederick Oty
Office Citizens” National Bank Buliztasy Repu
F. B. Sappingtor
Standard Nl Company
B. Eappington
Jity Hall
Prederick, Md
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