Remembered Figures and Events Set for June 3
June 3 marks notable historical notes: Jefferson Davis, born 1808, died 1889, former Confederate president. Stephen A. Douglas, born 1813, died just before the Civil War era. Chicago Times edition seized in 1861 for disloyalty. Margaret By. Sangater, poet and author, died 1839. Astronomical note: brilliant star returns in Bootes near zenith at 9 pm.
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Jefferson Davis
Stephen Arnold Douglas
Abraue Lincoln
Chicago Times
Margaret, By. Sangater
Maplewood
N. J
Local Mention Sparks Plainspoken Public Note
Fragmentary text shows a local mention of public service and duty, referencing Frederick and a vow to serve people faithfully. The readable phrases suggest a civic statement or pledge, though details are incomplete.
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Frederick
Dance and sale events in North Baltimore community notices
Dance tonight at Braddock to benefit Empty Stocks Association with bread cake and candy sale at 103 East Second Street Saturday after noon June 7 at 3 o'clock. Includes ground rents offer for dwellings in 3.0-block Abell avenue and redeeemable bond option. Card of Thanks from Gen Reynolds Post 2 extends thanks for decorations. Republican city committee meeting tonight at 736 Court House basement at 7:30. Newars are fARHIVE.
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East Second -Street
Abell Avenue
New North Baltimore
C. Francis Baughman
Pythian Castle
Reynolds
Republican City Executive Committee
Court House
Onser
A. Atlee Radcliff
Fraley Proposes Reform Program for Cleaning Town Creek
Fraley outlines a reform plan focusing on cleaning and street improvements. He suggests a budget system and a levy on taxes, proposing a daily police roll for morning and evening shifts to enhance public order.
Frederick City budget proposal maps street work and police reform
Traffic officer platform calls for safer Market Street crossings and better police supervision. It urges exact per street expenditure records, Carroll Creek cleaning and channeling, macadam street repairs, cobblestone paving updates, and separate levies. The mayor lacks ordinance-passing power. recommendations to Aldermen only.
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Frederick
Carroll Creek
Board of Aldermen
New Books For Graduation at The Busy Corner
Just in 207 new books priced fifty cents each. Dance at Braddock Tonight advertised. Ars leave Frederick every half hour from 7 to 9 p.m. Late catalog to Jefferson.
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Braddock
Ars
Frederick
Jefferson
Plead Guilty and Fine in Woodsboro Case
Justlee Miller of Woodsboro disposed of a case involving Frank Carty. Albert Smith and John Walker of near Woodsboro were assaulted Sunday morning and escaped serious injuries. Carty surrendered to the deputy sheriff after a brief hearing, and the magistrate fined him $5 for a guilty plea. The judge blamed drink for the trouble.
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Justlee Miller
Woodsboro
Frank Carty
Albert Smith
John Walker
Near
Justicd. Miller
Carty
Iim
Missing Mention in Frederick County Shares Inquiry
Fragmentary local notice references Frederick County missing shares in Series No 19. It notes a price or fee and a Saturday event in 1913 with unclear details. Entities include Frederick County and unspecified stock terms. Further readable text needed for precise card.
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Frederick ‘County
Dance and shop notices brighten Frederick listing
A jumble of ads and notices from Frederick Md includes a Braddock area dance at Blue Ribbon Grocery with rental earnings projections for property improvements, a blacksmith shop reopening at 415 East Patrick street, Senior Play suggestions featuring punny lines, an ice cream and strawberry festival at Ramsburg building, a parley suit auction at E Patrick street, hat and millinery ad from New York Millinery Parlors, and a sober man wanted at The News office to care for two horses and assist locally.
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Ramsburg
Corner Market
Third Street
F. Obenderfer
Sor
Doubs
ST. Hickman
Dotves
Frederick County
Hood College alumnae plan annual reunion amid building delays
Plans for Hood College alumni reunion proceed as 83 of 264 graduates, about 30.5 percent, are married. Dr Apple remains away, with Dr Hugh Black set to speak at commencement and a banner to be raised for the college. Groundbreaking may occur during commencement week if the new building site is prepared. otherwise exercises proceed as planned.
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Witl
Apple
Col ‘Lege
Hugh Black
Hood College
New York
Wire President Will Cuabler Duvall Cashier Case
A dated notice records a dispute or legal case involving Ioé-Prgsident and Ge ZIMMTERMANS against Cuabler SAMURU and DUVALL in a cashier-related matter. Names appear with roles such as president and cashier in a purported civil action or filing. No further details.
A Certain Party Faces Mortgage Worries and New Security
A well off party had mortgage funds released unexpectedly and seeks a secure alternative. A trusted friend recommends ground renis from a dealer, with lingering doubt about the plan. Miss Ritchie appears as a recurring ally. Friday 8 PM orchestra scene noted. School meetings shift to Thursday evenings starting next week. Usual 3 PM soiree continues. Frederick Free Kindergarten annual meeting and officer election set for tomorrow at Federated Charities Building. full attendance requested.
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Avaim C. Francis Baughman
Miss Ritchie
Sual Orchestra
Frederick Free Kingergarten
Federated Charities
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the Daily News
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Constellation Bootes
Washington
Mar Vlan
Gigan
Bros. ‘News Office
Bratdock
Fraley
Town Creek
Oof
Lewis Fraley
Blue Ribbon Grocery
West Send St
Camp Brands
East Patrick Street
Thilip Seeger
Sir Antony
Moose Band
West Patrick. Street
D. EL Kefauver
Dr. Apple
Citizens’ National Bank
Frederick, MD
Capital
Bair
WM. G. Baker, H. D. Baker
Joan D. Hendrickson
Lie Loys
Panasols
Handkerghiens
Tewther
Iessallue
Magerie
Young
MON
Silk Sox
Holipse
Wire
Will
Ge Zimmtermans v
Samuru
Duvall Wasst
Pearre's Pharmacy
Pearres
Market ST. Telephone
Court BT
Chas. T.K. Young
Hansonville
New ‘London
Lewistown
Thurnmont
Charlesville
Urbana
Monrovia
Jetersville
Franderick
Witon
Creaxerstown
Powlerville
Eayinsburg
Adamstown
Tussacre
Union Bridge
Barthelows B
Damier
New Market
Liberty
Uwfien
Teel
Jeferson
Elena
Yellow Springs
Payne
M. L. Htchison
Etchison Furniture
Clizens’ National Hanky
Broddrick
Thos. P. Rior
Norta Markut Stroer
Thomas
P. Rich
Albaugh & Harrington
Learnes Bank
JanzedaeFly
Grayson H. Staley
Grayson
Staley
Braddock Heights
Biyems
Keller & Toms
W. Frederick
American Bonding Company of
Baltimore
T. Hickman
Creamer & Stauffer
Cramer & Stauffer
Court Street
Bart Fifth Street
Troma
al Chfian
Trelley
Montgoruverr
Dancing
GROVE
South Market St
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