Woman suffrage debate stirs national conventions
The old question of woman suffrage rises again as a major topic at upcoming Republican and Democratic national conventions. Maryland delegates jostle for a suffrage plank, while organizers expect lively discussions in Chicago and St Louis, with factions among suffragists and anti suffragists preparing for clashes over platform language.
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Chicago
Baltimore
Equal Suffrage League
Maryland
St. Louis
National Woman Suffrage Association
Congressional Union For Woman Suffrage
Suffrage Fight Promises Lively Convention Competition
Willes informed that the New York Anti National Woman Suffrage Association will be heard by the Convention Committee on Revolutions. Opponents among women may arise and the suffrage plank seems unlikely in National platforms, but the battle for equal suffrage will be a hard fought and engaging part of the St. Louis and Chicago proceedings.
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Willes
New York
Woman Suffrage Association
St. Louis
Chicago
Letter Clarifies Cleveland Light Plant Claims
J D Baker of Frederick publishes Newton D Baker former Cleveland mayor's letter defending the city electric plant. He cites Bulletin No 2 showing a three cent per kWh price, earnings after interest depreciation and a sinking fund, and a net surplus. Baker says misrepresentation campaigns persist and the plant remains a sound public investment. Hagerstown Band program announced for Sunday afternoon. Former Judge Henry D Warlan visiting Frederick.
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Mr. Baker
Cleveland Electric Light
Cleveland
United States
Newton D. Baker
J. D. Baker
Citizens National Bank
Frederick
Twenty Years Ago Today in Frederick Column
Local notes from The News June 3 1896 highlight Mrs Donald McLean of Frederick lauded as a leading eloquent woman orator. Wm Staup of Staup and Rhoderick injures thumb after chair fall. Shaff named postmaster at Knoxville replacing C A Rice. Quarterly pension vouchers prepared by Bil Frost and Thaddeus M Biser.
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Pardaz
Bil Frost
Thaddeus M. Biser
Purely Personal Visitors and Travel Notes
Purely Personal notices list Miss Lillian Wickless visiting Baltimore and several relatives visiting in Maryland towns including Union Bridge Hagerstown Buckeystown Adamstown and Adamstown area. Names include Miss M E McCleery Mrs Belinda Harding Miss Hannah Harding Mr George Roelkey Mrs Robert J Thomas Miss Ruth Penn Miss Katheryn Harp Miss Pauline Gaver Miss Eva Joy Miss Mabel Nelson Miss Amy Zimmerman and Mrs 12 Shepherd. Charles Caldwell’s funeral brings Mr Roelkey to Hanover.
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Lillian Wickless
East Fourth Street
Baltimore
McCleery
North Market Street
Wm. G. McComas
Weverton
Potomac
Belinda Harding
Hannah Harding
East Patrick Street
Union Bridge
George Roelkey
West Fifth Street
Hanover
Middletown
Eva Joy
Adamstown
Nelson
Mabel Nelson
Buckeystown
Amy Zimmerman
South Market Street
Elizabeth C. Shearer
Philadelphia
Shepherd
Webb Cling Nuptials Planned At Highland Lodge Lawn
Invitations issued for the wedding of Miss Elinor Frost Cline and Mr. Ernest Charles Webb at 6 30 in the evening on Monday June 12 on the lawn of Highland Lodge. Ceremony to be led by Rev J Q Wrightson with assistants Revs A J Gill and E H Lamar. The bride is daughter of Mr and Mrs Casper E Cline and has been principal of Etchison public school for two years.
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Elinor Frost Cline
Casper E. Cline
Ernest Charles Webb
Handsome Cline
Highland Lodge
J. QO. Wrightson
Methodist Episcopal Church
Equity
Circuit Court
Frederick County
Court of Equity
Mary A. Krause
Adolph Krouse
Mary A. Krouse
Hagerstown
Washington County
Maryland
S. W. Owens
Mary
Adolph Kreuse
London
England
A. Ty
A. D. Iiif
Adolph Krowse
Sollctter
Jui
Eli G. Waugi
Eli G. Waugh
Aaron RL Anders
Harry Dun
H S Grads Entertained by School Guests Farewell Party
The sensors of both high schools hosted a farewell party for graduates with Miss Grace Witter as the guest of honor. Japanese lanterns decorated the law hall, games followed by a late supper, and attendees included Harriet Smith Anna Seeger Elizabeth Wallis Grace Wills Grace Cline Julia Roelkey Naomi Haller Alice Zimmerman Grace Rhoades Mae Flannigan Leda Mant Marrietta Bentz Helen Delauder Lillian Culler Mayetta Hershberger Edith Albaugh Rebecca McCutcheon Grace Grove Katheryn Fahrnoey Grace Witter and many male guests. The event ended after a late hour as the graduates prepared to separate for the end of their high school course.
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Grace Witter
Harriet Smith
Anna Seeger
Viola Nicholls
Elizabeth Wallis
Grace Wills
Grace Cline
Julia Roelkey
Naomi Haller
Alice Zimmerman
Grace Rhoades
Mae Flannigan
Leda Mant
Marrietta Bentz
Helen Delauder
Lillian Culler
Mayetta Hershberger
Edith Albaugh
Rebecca McCutcheon
Grace Grove
Katheryn Fahrnoey
Harold Harshman
Charles Ifouck, Jr
Austin Rhoades
Harry Henck
Louis Henck
William Quynn
Forrest Brown
Arthur Doll
Lester Boyer
Harry Shaw
Joseph Griffin
Roland England
Alfred Trundle
Charles Elder
Raymond Morgan
Jas. Cramer
Samuel Crone
Ralph Zimmerman
Arthur Grove
Austin Renn
Wilbur Kolb
James Harris, Jr
Geo. Webster
Mervin Smith
William Wetzel
Waiter Ray
Amid Illness and Moves In Baltimore Area
Mrs L C Heck who fell ill in Baltimore has been moved to her son's Elm Street home where her condition remains about the same. Miss May Selman Rockwell Ter patient at City Hospital shows steady but cautious progress after a serious operation. Miss Gladys Fount of Kemptown graduates from St Agnes Training School for Nurses and is noted as daughter of Mr and Mrs Ctho T Fout and sister of the late A R Claude Fout of this county.
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L. C. Heck
Baltimore
Elm Street
May Selman
Rockwell Terrace
City Hospital
Gladys Fount
Kemptown
This County
St. Agnes Training School
Fout
Ctho T. Fout
R. Claude Fout
Hood Seminary Baccalaureate Service Tomorrow at Four
The Hood Seminary baccalaureate service will be held tomorrow afternoon at 4 o'clock in the Seminary Trail. Rev. Henri LG Kiefer will preach the sermon to the graduates. Special music features the Seminary Glee Club and a solo by Miss Sarah Snryder. Public invited. High officials to visit St Johns CanNa. Cattle shipment for sale arrives from King and Manees. sale in city Tuesday, conducted by local auctioneer.
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Henri LG. Kiefer
Seminary Glee Club
Sarah Snryder
King and Manees
Avicionest
iWarvey R. Lease
Auburn Scene of Pretty Wedding at Catoctin Furnace
A high noon ceremony united Miss Margaret McPherson and Mr. Clement Edward Gardiner Jr at the historic Auburn home in Catoctin Furnace. Revered officiant Douglass Hooff led the service as laurel and peonies colored the staircase. Guest list included Gardiner relatives from Garden City and national figures, with a secret wedding tour to follow.
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William McPherson
Auburn
Catoctin Furnace
Margaret McPherson
Thomas Buchanan McPherson
Clement Edward Gardiner
Garden City
Long Island
Douglass Hooff
All Saints Episcopal Church
Auburn Estate
Gretchen McConnell
Omaha
Nebraska
Dorothy Giles
Mary Gardiner
Dr. McPherson
Ralph Peters
Frederick
Clement ©. Gardiner
Helen Gardiner
Arthur Gardiner
William Smith McPherson
Masters
Col
Ralph Peters, Jr
Joseph Clarkson
Kenosha
Wis
Nancy Dorsey
Louisville
Miriam Bytes
Roberta’ Whitelock
Baltimore
Buchanan Schley
Property Deeds and Marital Licenses Noted in Court Records
Transactions record deeds in the county with Christopher Stottlemyer to Carrie Frey for land at 290 dollars. Annie S Shriver to Calvin C Fogle for half an acre at 375. Calvin C Fogle and wife to George H Pittinger for half an acre at 425. William A Walker to William H Halsey for county real estate at 390. Marriage licenses issued to Clement E Gardner Jr of Glen Garden City and Margaret McPherson of Catoctin Furnace.
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Christopher ©. Stottlemyer
Carrie C. Frey
Annie S. Shriver
Calvin C. Fogle
Geo. H. Pittinger
William A. Walker
William H. Halsey
Clement E. Gardner, Jr
Garden City, N
Margaret McPherson
Catoctin Furnace
Examination Schedule for Teacher Certificates and Scholarships
Examinations for Teachers Certificates and Free Scholarships will be held at Frederick Girls High School East Church Street on June 20 21 and 22 for first and second grade certificates. Sessions start 9:30 a.m. and 1:30 p.m. Applicants must be under 18 to qualify for teacher credentials and notify the County Superintendent by June 19 1916. Competitive four year Washington College scholarships and state normal school grants are also available.
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Frederick Girls
East Church Street
United States
Maryland
Washington College
State Normal School
Towson
Board of County School Commissioners
G. Lloyd Palmer
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