Republicans Nominate in Frederick County Convention
The Frederick county Republican convention met at the City Opera House with Col. John R. Rouzer elected chairman. Delegates were seated from Emmitsburg with Albert M. Patterson, and John Henry Martz won sheriff on a final ballot after several withdrawals. The body also nominated George W. Orom for county treasurer by acclamation and adjourned after a lengthy protest against a proposed constitutional amendment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reno
Harp
County Central
John R. Rouzer
Thormont
Sidney R. Hickman
Buckeystown
W.B. Mohler
Lewistown
Albert M. Patterson
George Edward Myerger
Hammond Ureer
Frederick County
Thig
Maryland
Island
A. A. Harner
Biumitsburg
E. A. Tome
Middletown
Hammond Urner
John Henry Martz
Frederick
A. A. Lamar
Sheridan R. Koogle
William E. Darter
Aaron Anders
William B. Grimes
Grimes
Lewis F. Carter
Martz
Carter
George W. Orom
Jefferson
Wee Shen
Ualy
Rogsian vessels unaccounted as Admiral Rosent yansky improves
June dispatch reports Bretia and Toro show Oleg and the Arora are the only large Rogsian ships unaccounted for. Admiral Rosent yansky is improving and his recovery is expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bretia
Toro
Oleg
Arora
Rosentyansky
Unclear Uprising Rumors Stir in Capital
Dispatch reports no peace decision yet as troops fill the capital. Citizens fear potential uprising amid tense expectations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brecial
Br Paterssurg
Duchess Oscelia Arrives in Berlin to Grand Reception
Special Dispatch reports Janet Berwix and the Duchess Oscelia, wife of the Crown Prince, arriving in Berlin. She received a brilliant reception at the capital, marking a notable royal welcome amid official hospitality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berwix
Janet
Oscelia
New Mexican Ambassador Appoints Coaquin Decasara Aimbaraador
Dispatch from Mexico City reports President IDiaz appointing Coaquin Decasara as ambassador to Washington. The notice is dated June 3 and comes from the capital’s diplomatic dispatch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maws
Mexico City
Idiaz
Coaquin Decasara Aimbaraador
Washington
Westminster Notes and Local Visitors Reported
Numerous personal visits and arrivals are noted from Westminster and nearby towns. Names include Adolphus Festicoke, Cordelia Suecmers, and Martha Schaeffer among others visiting Baltimore, Mt. Airy, Adamstown, and Bristol Tennessee. Local business plans outline building expansions for Lowenstein and Wertheimer as well.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adolphus Festicoke
Westminster
Brainasa
Wise Cordelia Suecmers
Mount Kilto
G.xvis
Benat
South Street
A. M. Snyder
Charles 8. Pickett
Baltimore
George O. Thomas
Unear Agarmatown
Mt. Airy
Micce
Martha Schaeffer
Westminatec
Hesy O. Hall
Adamstown
Brian Meryce Padgett
Peabody Institute
John Grumbine
Isaac Grumbine
Highfield
F. Patterson
5. F. Thomas
Bent van ¥Ossen
Lissa Kiln
B.u& O
Frederick
Dudley Page
Record Street
Calvin P. Page
Annapolis Naval Academy
Nellie Padgett
Adamatown
Gertie Miller
Idulliniz
Depos
Washington, D
Remsburg
Deer Park
Local County and Delegates Primary Ballot Results
The county nominees include Kefauver Bowlus Dinterman Harman Hickman Etzler Haugh with Roelkey withdrawn. Kefauver Bowlus Dinterman top the first ballot for commissioners. Delegates race names Richards Eyler Luckey Nicodemus Anders Miller with Richards and others advancing. Surveyor Rufus A Rager acclaimed. State Central Committee contenders include Harp Motter Palmer Hoffmann Rotzer Patterson Cutehall Harry Wachter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mads
HU. M. Kefauver
Frederick
Lewis H. Flook
Jackson
Lewis H. Bowlin
Poterevills
Kefauver
Bowlus
Look
Dinterman
Harmac
Hickman
Etzler
Haugh
Mosers
William L. Richards
Brunswick
Charles C Eyler
Creageretowne
George J Luckey
Feederick
Gharies A
Nicademus
Walkeraville
Aaron R. Andera
Johnaville
Daniel M. Miller
Peteravthe
Richards
Eyler
Luckey
Nicodemna
Anders
Miller
Messia
Nicodemus
Rufus A Rager
State Central Committee
Reno
Harp
Roger Motter
Lloyd Palmer
Lewistown
George W. Hoffman
Woodsboro
John R Ronzer
College Girls Debate Opens Commencement Week at Woman's College
The opening exercises at the Woman's College in College Hall featured a reading by Agnes Taylor and a debate on whether institutions may accept gifts from wealthy donors without endorsing how the money was earned. Miss Bertha McCall and Miss Ella Heckerman argued for acceptance, while Miss Mary Mann and Miss Heith Hahe argued against it. The judges' decision awarded the prize to the negative side. The program included pianists and vocal performances, with a ten dollar prize donated by Mrs. Edward Kaferiem. The evening concluded with a cantata and cremation exercises planned for the senior class on the tennis court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman’s College
College Hall
Adelphian Literary Society
Jeffrey
Agnes Taylor
Altoona
Bertha McCall
Allegheny
Ella Heckerman
Bedford
Mary Mann
Gresneburg
Heith Hahe
Reading
Charles F. Mtrok
Lutheran Church
Lindsay Crawley
Eridarick College
William H. Nicodemus
Mise Hoffistnas
Miller
Nevio
Laura G. Short
Evanston
Illinois
Steck
Mage
Bahn
Pold
Edward Kaferiem
Noa
Jessa Rottaneider
Bayville
WN Y
Commencement Dates At Mount St Mary's College
The ninety seventh annual commencement exercises at Mount St Marys College occur June 15 with events starting June 13 including a requiem mass and sacred order conferment led by Bishop Alles, a campus contest, and premium distributions. Cardinal Gibbons to preside. Governor Warfield to speak.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mount St. Mary's College
Edward P. Alles
Mobile
Menta
Cardinal Gibbons
Governor Warfield
Memorial Day tribute in Frederick honors Confederate dead
Frederick observes Confederate Memorial Day with the Alexander Young Camp and Fitzhugh Lee Chapter. A parade formed at Markes and Patrick streets, escorting veterans to Mt Olive Cemetery for ceremonies at the Confederate monument and graves. A wreath was placed in memory of Fitzhugh Lee with local church and school participation. Cemetery decorations planned for St. John's Monday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Alexander Young
Fitzhugh Lee
Daughters of the Confederacy
Mt. Olivat
Alexander Young Osmo Mot
Markes and
Patrick Streets
8. F. Thomas
J.H. Baithle
Albart Jones
Fitzhugh Les
Confederate Monument
Ells Sewell Slinglas
Francis Dorsey Howard
Brand
Interalian
E. 0. McBherry
W. H. Dorsey
Witzhugh Lee
Maryland Bank Statement(1905) from Frederick County
A scanned bank balance sheet shows assets liabilities and capital from a Frederick bank. It lists capital stock 160000, surplus 250000, undivided profits 8500, bank notes outstanding 98000, deposits including individual checks 2088, certified checks 18007, totals 2642700. William G. Zimmerman, cashier, swears the statement true on June 3 1905 before J Travers Thomas N P, with directors Thomas H Hauler and John D Auer noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Natonal
Maryland
Frederion
Wat
G. Zimmerman
WM. G. Zimmerman
J. Travers Thomas
N. P
John
Dirsetore
Thomas H Hauler
Local Bargains and Charity Notices Highlight June Events
Items include reduced dress goods and fabrics, a Columbia Lodge funeral notice for Rev. G. H. Beckley, a special car for the Mid dletown funeral, and the Frederick Kindergarten Association election. Also promoted are ladies garments, lace, muslin, and linen products with sale prices and style notes. Public notices invite Masonry brethren to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia Lodge
A. F
G. H. Beckley
Hureka Lodge
Sharpsburg
Middletown
Lynch Lodge
G. E. Bunsas
W. M. AboLpaus
Inchea
Community notices and events fill Frederick page
Local notices advertise Masons and Knights of Pythias rites on June 6 and 7. Also promoted are theatre events at City Opera House, a boxing bout, hotel dining specials, gas range sales, crab meat and seafood offerings, and stock sale by Frederick Building Association with share details, loan costs, and officer listings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick Building Association
Intercat
Red Men preps for Branewick meeting in 1906 district plans
Delegates from multiple lodges are welcomed as a committee of 20 organizers coordinates grand entertainment for the Great Council of Maryland Improved Order of Red Men at Branewick. Local leaders T Brantner W H Campbell G E Milee J R Bond G O Castle D M Wright and J J Heskats oversee arrangements. The Mt Airy Latin School picnic travels from Frederick via B and O railroad to Braddock Heights with about 20 attendees chaired by Mrs W R Rady and Mrs A Runkles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Council of
Maryland
Branewick
Order
T. Brantner
William H. Camobell
G. E. Milee
J. R. Bond
G. 0. Castle
D M. Wright
J. J. Heskats
Mt. Airy
Heisz Co Begins Home Sales of 57 Varieties
The H. J. Heisz Co starts a new program Monday allowing Frederick ladies to see and sample the company’s world famous 57 varieties of products in their homes. The effort is led by a squadron of the firm’s energetic young men.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. J. Heisz Co
Frederick
Strawberry Festival Held at Ss. Johns School Yard
A Strawberry Festival will be held in Ss. John's school yard on Toesday and Wednesday evenings Jans 6 and 7 for the benefit of John's church. A fete for the Emergency Hospital will be held on the lawn of Mr. J G Johnson, Walkeraville, on June 15 from 5 to 1 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Naptha
Miller's Plumbing
Mobley & Bro
Walkeraville City Opera Hoono
Masonic Notics
City Hotel Grill
Hot Weather
L. E. Mullinix
Frederick City
Haat Patrick Street
Ss. John's School Yard
J.G. Johnson
Walkeraville
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William Harvey
Aytememete Izaf Thomas Hutchinson
Massachusetts
Fondon
Boston
Stephen Arnold Douglas
Chisago
Richmond Pearson Hobigon
Johann Strauss
Vienna
John H. Martz
L. B. Carter
Ore
F. B
Jane
Janey
W.l.moomin
Weather Bureau
Bone
John Hendrickson
Dry Goode
Thomas Kemp
Joatice Hee Lab Lowenstein & Wertheimer Reduction
Bojkstvensky
ST. Petersburg
Berlin
Cecelia
Thorn
Malargad
Lowenstein & Wertsimer
North Market Street
Reformed Church
Harry Leichert
Parga
Ox-Fibre
Een
Cambridge
Talbot
Ferry
Nnty
Mr. St. Mary's College
ST Jusseim's College
St. Joseph's College
Emmitsburg
Thurmont High School
Alwaya
Tribute TO the Dead
Mt. Olivet Cemetery
Fitzhurh Lee
Leeuwen Obeaun
University Baxtension Society
Laurie Willie Sprague
Frederick Schiller
Victor Hugo
Thomas Carlyle
Lyof Tolstoy
Joseph Muzztul
Walt Whitman
Marah
Ostlat Hall & Reloh
Citizens' National Bank
the Clicizens' National Bank
U.S
Ledoo Banking House
Reserve Agenta
Buck, Vin
U. 5. Pigastrer
S Par Cant
Chenamom
Total
Bayngs Bank
Buimlozs UK
Frederick Frees Kindergarten Association
Qchapter
All Sainte’ Parish
Belfast
Joan Hendrickson
Neidig & Miller
NEG & Miller
Woledte
Pythias
Mountain Dity Lodge
Francis Scott Key Council
J. W. Faux
B.S
Ona
McCanpen
Woman's College Dramatic Club
Mlag Faunt le Roy
McCardell’s
City Opera House
Braddock Heights
Doll
D. Donn
Braderick Go
Kid Taylor
Beata
Sala
McCardell
S. Prioss
J.B. Price & Co
Frederick Gas & Exec. Co
Booth
Frankfarters
McCakpen's
Jones
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Capital
Monumental
Louisvillle
Kecarn
Baltimore & Ohio
R. R. Confederate Veterans’ Reunion
Louisville
Louiaville
Fo Weatean
Furnisbia 3
George
Rodock & Co
SEN
Torchon
Thos. PF. Rice
Rouomwas Prior
Ete
Fourth Street
Biombelberger's
California
Schlitz Heer
A. J. Eichelbergee
N. W
Cecil & Gorman
Fatrice
Allen Rohrback
Besant & Koott
Rohrback
D. C
Mrederige
Peterman
Franklin Street
Firat
Keraover
Church Street
L. Kefauver
Ket
Patrick
J. W. OL. Carty
Frederick County National Bank
H. Staller
Geo
H. “Krmamerman
F. B. Sappington
D. O. Oarty
W. H. Lampe
H. J.D. Hagan
J.W.L. Carty
Harry W Bowere
Sec. & Trane
Mi. Landauer
B. F. Reloh
Atty
Gsizas
L. BE. Mullinix
Sappington
UMMER
B. Sappington
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