American History Entries in Daily News History Section
The June 4 Daily News item lists notable historical notes including 1726 birth of Philip William Otterbein founder of the Otterbein Methodists who died in 1833. 1752 birth of John Enager Gowan revolutionary soldier who died in 1827. 1963 Lincoln presidency revoked military order suppression noted. 1912 Eliza Archard Connor New York social reformer and writer born 1840 died, with reference to astronomical events including Mercury and visible planets in conjunction with the Moon.
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Philip William Otterbein
The
Otterbein Methodiste
John ‘Enager Gowan
Lincoln
Eliza Archard ‘Conner
New York City
When Horses Frighten at Train Causes Injury
A trainer was injured today when horses frightened by a moving train caused an accident. Authorities report the incident occurred near the stables as the train passed, prompting precautions for future crossings.
Laws grip and milk theft in local notices
Nipple claims confusion over soap samples leading to a misplaced watch. William Beaver arrested for assaulting Thomas Donnelly by Bennet who struck him with a stone. Donnelly alleges injuries. case to be tried by Justice Gernand. Curtis Burdette faces milk can theft charges. hearing pending. Indian Refining Co wagon spindle broken on South Market Street. replacement moved with minimal delay.
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Willian Beaver
Stull
Thuarmont
Thomas Donnelly
Catoriy Furnace
Donnelly
Bennet
Gernand
Curtis Burdette
Sherif Decter
Kelaurer
Aaron R. Anders
Indian Refining Co
William 4. Griffin
New Abattoir Company Formed In Frederick
A new Frederick abattoir company with 100000 capital has formed to take over the present business. Incorporators include Wm J Martin of Baltimore and T G Hayward and F C Norwood from Frederick. Articles filed with the court clerk Harry W Bowers. The firm aims to purchase slaughter and process meat and related food products and deal in poultry eggs butter and milk.
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Wm. J. Martin
Baltimore
T. G. Hayward
F.C. “Norwood
Frederick
Frederick Abattoir, Co
Abattoir
Pythian Temple Delegation Attends Brunswick Gathering
Nine temples were represented as Mrs. Linderman of Baltimore visits as supreme chief. Colorado’s Mrs. J. M. Johnson also attends Brunswick with Brunswick’s Mrs. B. F. Norris, past representative. Visitors to tour the county by auto tonight, banquet planned tomorrow at the Brunswick Temple.
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Shief
Linderman
Baltimore
J.M. Johnson
Colorado
Order
Brunswick
B. F. Norris
Supreme Lodge
Exhibit of Pupils Work at Maryland School for the Deaf
Patrons and friends are invited to an arranged exhibit of the work done by the pupils in the classroom workshop domestic science sewing and art departments. The display will be held tomorrow afternoon at the school between 4 and 4 o clock.
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Maryland School For the Deaf
Braddock Heights Casino Friday Night and Feagaville festival
Local notice lists events at Braddock Heights Casino Friday night June 1 with block parity and a prize to winners. Festival at Feagaville is announced along with a strawberry festival on Saturday evening June 7 on the lawn of the band hall. Dry cleaning services offered by Ballenger Gand with phone 111-W, Harry C. James, 260 EB led St. Frederick, Ma.
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Braddock Heights
Feagaville
Ballenger Gand
Harry C. James
St. Frederick
Frederick mayoral pledge to run on business lines
In a public statement, candidate William W. Osburn outlines a City Administration run on strict business principles. He pledges economy in public spending, tax-rate care, and efficient service while maintaining the city’s dignity and welcoming strangers to Frederick. He commits full-time dedication to the office, promises personal attention to complaints, and seeks voter support as he recovers.
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William W. Osburn
Thie
Frederick
Baltimore and Ohio
Firth Street
Frederick Building Association seeks shares in 1913 plan
The Frederick Building Association of Frederick County Maryland sues for a Blog in Series No 19 starting Saturday June a 1913. Payments are 26 cents per week per share with an entrance fee per share. Each share matures at 100 dollars after 360 weeks. Loans to members carry weekly interest. examples show a 1000 dollar loan with dues 2.50 per week for 36 weeks. Interest listed as 80 cents per week for 350 weeks. The illustration outlines bond costs and total amounts paid. Francis Baughman, Roythian Castle.
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Frederick
Frederick Building Association Cof
County
Eagh- Ghire
Ramsburg
Corner Market
Third Street
FL Obenderfer and Son
EL Patrick Street
Obenderfer
Moose
ST. Hickman
Donas
Frederick County
Quick Buyer and Local Trades Doings
Classified notices mix ads for food brands and rent income with shop reopenings and local events. From a blacksmithing service at East Patrick Street to a Ramsburg building ice cream fest and a hat and millinery sale by Mrs De Kefauver, with a plea for patronage and weekend theater pointers.
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East Patrick Street
Philip Seege
Underpriced undergarments and raincoats advertised
An old classified-like ad lists clothing and fabric items with prices, urging readers to buy quickly. Mentions cashiers and a president, plus discounts on shirts, skirts, dusters, crash linen, rain coats, and waterproof hats, highlighting economy and value.
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Aoney
Wanted A sober and industrious man to care for two horses
A sober and industrious man is wanted to take care of two horses and perform general useful tasks. White man preferred. Apply to The News office.
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