June 2 In American History Highlights and Astronomical Events
On this date in history notable events include the birth and death of several figures such as John Randolph of Roanoke born 1773 and died 1833, and General John Sullivan taking command in 1776. The day also notes Matt Morgan’s death in 1890. Astronomical events list Evening star Mercury alongside Morning stars Venus Saturn Mars and Jupiter with Mercury at greatest elongation around 7 pm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia
John Randolph
Roanoke
John Sullivan
Matt Morgan
Mercury
Venus
Saturn
Mars
Jupiter
Man
May Deaths in City and County Report
The death roll for May lists 45 deaths in city and county. Fifteen occurred in the city with 14 interments at Mt Olivet including the Fritchie reinterments. thirty died in the county with burials at Emmitsburg Jefferson Myersville and other local sites. Mortality was lower than in April.
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Mt Oliver
Fritchie
Emmitsburg
Jefferson
Myersville
Middletons
Daveville
Utica
Tramsville
Beaver Dam
Grossnickle
Walkersville
Unionville
Sabiliasville
Petersville
Woodsboro
Thurmont
Mt. Carmel
Urbana
Central
Wolfsvile
Mt. Olivet
City
County
Washington
Baltimore
Month's Record Instruments Filed at Court Clerk
May filings show 150 instruments for record including 86 deeds 43 mortgages some chattel mortgages 6 certificates of incorporation 3 powers of attorney two releases and 2 marriage licenses with one marked dont publish Ministers certificates not yet returned
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Marridge
Brief Items of Interest From Local Notes
The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad excursion yesterday carried 99 passengers from the city, with 20 bound for Baltimore and 79 for Washington. On a fishing trip, Hiram Derr of West Patrick Street caught 28 eels, 7 fall fish, and 2 catfish, the largest eel weighing 4 pounds 2 ounces.
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Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Baltimore
Washington
Hiram Derr
West Patrick Street
Among the Sick In Frederick and Vicinity
Mr. Al Specht of Buckeystown was admitted to City Hospital last night with blood poisoning. Mark Adams of Brunswick underwent an appendectomy Friday at Tits Hospital Martynsburg W Va.
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Frederick
al. Specht
Buckeystown
City Hospital
Mark Adams
Brunswick
The
Martynsburg
EAL
Woodsboro
Jefferson
Hansonville
New London
Lewistown
Harmonta
Charlesvile
Urbana
Maurovise
Petersville
Chericks
Galinersburg
Middletown
Nis
Shepherdstown
Mount Airy
Alva
Creagerdown
Poolesville
Emmiisburg
Hencre
Adamstown
Caien Bridge
Barthovnws
Bo& Mi-sere
Tis-acre
Lander -Acre
Iitegere Tati
Liberty
Titere
Pieterick
Wi-mere
Ac-arte
Utica
Mit-acre
Eels
New Market
Frederdck
Eil-nere
New
Nant Tenis
Local Court Records and Road Works Update
Marriage licenses issued to Charles L Leatherman and Jennie Page Morgan of near Wolfsville. paving on Carroll street from Farmers' Exchange to South street underway after a brick delivery delay. Three new Santa Fe locomotives with modern equipment arrive via Brunswick. Sunday school festival on Saturday evening. Charles W Zimmerman noted as school superintendent.
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Charles L.leatherman
Jennie Page Morgan
Wolfsville
Kfamment Fire Co
Carroll Street
Farmers' Exchange
South Street
Carroll Creek
Patrick Street
Carmed
USA
M. Ram
Frederick
Gcaunts
Charles W. Zimmerman
Baltimore Detective Rules Frederick Robberies Ended
Baltimore detective Michael Healey reports no further robberies in Frederick after a week of scouting. He interviewed jail prisoners, disputed John Brown of York as leader, and says arrests should stand. Washington requests a photo of John Alexander. Ramsburg camera recovered. Fritchie ceremonies film approved. Oklahoma siblings to visit Frederick on motorcycles.
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Frederick
Michael Jlealey
Baltimore
Pumphrey and Lanecaster
Mr. Healey
Schell
John Brown
Alexander
York
Healey
Property Sold in Front of Courthouse for $1,400
Frank L Stower trustee and Auctioneer John L Turrow sold at public sale in front of the courthouse a dwelling at Fransnick in Mrs Laura M McLaneet, Bronsenk for $1,400. The sale followed a morning bidding.
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Frank L Stower
John L. Turow
Frans
Laura M McLaneet
Bronsenk
Bride to Be Remembered Shower for Miss Cora Devilbiss
Miss Cora Devilbiss of Walkeraville hosted a miscellaneous shower at Mrs. Clarence Gilbert’s home prior to her upcoming wedding to Mr. John Cramer. Guests included Mrs. Ara J. Cramer, Mrs. Henrietta Devilbiss, and many Cramer and Gilbert family members who gave cut glass and aluminum gifts. In Brunswick, Samuel J Bratt, a retired blacksmith, suffered vertigo while conversing with David Brenner, a retired B&O engineer. he was treated by Dr. A. G. Herine and sent home.
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U. FP. Carter
Elias B. Ramsburg
Cora Devilbiss
Walkeraville
Clarence Gilbert
John Cramer
Gilbert
Nina Cramer
Migs Devilbiss
Ara J. Cramer
David Cramer
Henrietta Devilbiss
George Www. Stauffer
Frank Gilbert
G. Fred. Myers
Samuel J Bratt
B. and C
Brunswick
David ‘Brenner
B.ang O
Washington
A. G. Herine
Local Briefs on Mortgages and Events in Town
A local business notices a mortgage payment release prompting advice to invest in ground rents via two brokers. A June ice cream and strawberry festival will be held at Ramsburg building on Market and Third Streets, and a parlor suit is to be auctioned at FP Obendorfer and Son on June 7. Also advertised are hats at New York Millinery Parlors on West Patrick Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. Francis Baughman
Ramsburg
Third Street
FP. Obendorfer and Son
E. Patrick Street
Obenderter
Moose
New York
West
Patrick Street
Pildertuk
Wwe
Cheice CoLlngen
Braddurk
Jota
Martinsburg
W. van Aad
Marida
Annual Kindergarten Meeting in Frederick Free Kindergarten
The Frederick Free Kindergarten will hold its annual meeting and officers election tomorrow evening at 7 20 in the Federated Charities Building. Attendance urged. Miss Ritchie to preside at Friday evening program. Also notes on weekly School meetings and social events follow, plus an advertisement for Etchison Furniture Store offerings.
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Frederick Free Kindergarten
Federated Charities
Miss Ritchie
June ushers in summer weather and fishing season
June brings warm weather across Frederick with a sunny start and a mild risk of frost in early days. May saw heavy rainfall, 3.43 inches, with temps peaking at 87 and dipping to 30. Farmers report mixed crops. rain helped some fields but harmed others. The bass fishing season opened as Maryland law took effect yesterday.
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Frederick
Way
Maryland
Frederick Building Association shares suit in Md. series 19
The Frederick Building Association of Frederick County Maryland sues for stock in Series No 19 which begins Saturday June 1913. Shares cost 25 cents weekly with a 10 cent entrance fee and mature at 190 dollars after 2509 weeks. Loans to members bear weekly interest and dues shown in illustrated example totaling 1155 dollars. The home association stresses local backing and cites twelve series already matured with large member payouts.
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Frederick Building Association
Frederick County
W. OL. Carts
Frederick County National Park
West Patrick Street
DP. Zinemerman
Also Mentioned on This Page
The-Daily-News
United States Weather Bureau
Brunawick Festerdar
Santa Fe
John Alexander
U. K
Lisi
J. L. Davis
Knickerbocker Film Co
O. K
Abernathy Boys
Lewis Abernathy
Tempie Abernathy
Oklahoma
Col. Roosevelt
Africa
Moose Band
Mrs. D Bekefauver
Dancing
Sir Antony
Malaprop
Fitzhugh Lee
U. D.C
W. J. Brown
Car. Seey
Jane Ride
Etchison’s
M. LL Etchison
Etchison Furniture
Blue Ribbon Grocery
West Second St
RF. Grove
South Market St
Association
Thos
HW. Haller
J. M. Newman
A. M. Landauer
GU. Zimmerman
TOW
Rowers
D. Lowenstein
Awol Carty
Coc Canny
Hagan
ENT
FL Reich
Altorney
Citizens' National Bank
Citizens’ National Bank
OFI
Frederick, MD
Capital
Tun
Bair
Officora
WM. G. Baker
H. D. Baker
WM. G. Zimmerman
Cashier
Samuel CG. Duvall
Cashter
Pearre's Pharmacy
Pearre's
Drug Store
S. Market St
John D. Hendrickson
Rat Moet
Glovas
Carge
Nbeckwisar, Avery Idnd and
Shaga
TSS
Waeluts
J. D. Hendrickson
Neidig & Miller
John N. Brengle
Real Estath
Court ST
ML. Stchison
Etcnison
New Citizens’ National Bank
Thos, P. Rice
North Market Street
Thomas P. Rich
Albaugh & Harrington
Harry G. Tritapor
Insurance
Sarmad
Lowig
Fem
Grayson H
Mercer
MG City
First Glass Servic
Square Treatmont Alwas
Joan N. Brengle
Chas. T. K. Young
William H. Smith
Court Street
Montgomery County
Lutown
Fredererick
Janzsdaw
Grayson H. Staley
Braddoca Heights
Wilh
Keller & Toms
and Insurance
City Hotel
Barrams
Amenian Tonding Company
Balbmoore, Mu
T. Hickman
Seemann Ata
Ferce
Doubs
Act
T. Nickman
Donas
Téem
Cramer & Stauffer
Real Esrth
Eatory
East Second Street
Clifton
Montgomery
Bradvock
Valleya
CE Cline
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