This Date In History June 5 Retrospective Highlights
June 5 entries note births of Ernest Augustus and Charles V Gridley, deaths of Admiral Simmel and Karl Mann von Weber, the Uncle Tom's Cabin chapter debut, a 19th century theater of upheaval in Constantinople and mass destruction in a city area with thousands dead and homeless, plus a naval battle at Manila and a Brooklyn pastor's death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest Augustus
George Tlead
Usnover
Kew
England
Karl Mann von Weber
National Era
Washington
Constantinoplc
Oul City
Titusville
Ita
Henge
Simmel BV
Lee
U. SN
Brent
Dhen
Charles V. Gridley
Dewey
Manila
Japan
Tabu
B.S. Storrs
Brooklyn
Bonisiy
Pleasant Personal Notes From Maryland Visitors
Purely personal items update on residents and guests visiting Baltimore Frederick and surrounding towns. Names include Alfred Ritter James Carrey D A Sharetts Jay Toms E Shepherd L Baughman Mary Williams Keefer Toma Clinton McSherry Eleanor M Johnson Alice Groshon and others with travels to Philadelphia New York Bruns wick Locust Point and Germany. The brief column tracks movements and visits of local people and their connections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred Ritter
Baltimore
James Carrey
Frederick
D. A. Sharetts
Woodsboro
Jay Toms
E. ©. Shepherd
West Third Street
L. Victor Baughman
Poplar Terrace
Philadelphia
Misa Mary Williams
North Carolina
Woman's College
Keefer Toma Ia
Johns Hopking University
Clinton McSherry
John Manuel Alvert
New York
Charles H. Baughman
East Second Street
Misa Nellie McCasrdell
Hagerstown
George W. Barry
Sandusky
Ohio
Marie Baile
New Windsor
Hisie Birely
Katherine Weiner
East South Street
Brunswick
Jones
Washington, D. C
Smith
Alice
Florence Stine
Robert 8. Hart
Robert Malcolm Hart
Charles W. Ross
Court Square
Aillce Groshon
East Church Street
Sykesville
H. Jennie Shipley
Norman M. Anderson
Lauterbach
Germany
Ferdinand Dugan
Catonsville
County Correspondence Bucks Lodge Visit Notes
Miss Pearl Atwell of Washington DC and Miss Annie Dramm of Missouri are visiting Miss Estelle Young. Mr Clarence E King who has been visiting Mt Airy friends has returned. Mrs Richard Young of Washington DC is visiting Mr and Mrs C F Young.
The Work of Death. Charles Kopp
Charles Kopp infant son of Frederick and Minnie Kopp died at their West Fifth street home yesterday afternoon. Funeral services were held at the house by Rev. B Switzer. Interment followed at Mt. Olivet cemetery with F. Schroeder as funeral director. Emily Landauer is gradually recovering from illness. Harry Ottis, son of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Kline, remains at home on West Seventh street ill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Kopp
Frederick
Minnie Kopp
West Fifth Street
B. ¥. Switzer
Mt. Olivet Cemetery
F. Schroeder
Emily Landauer
Harry Ottis
Harry Kline
West Seventh Street
Swampere Fire Company Meeting Tonight
A special meeting of United Spain Fire Engine Company is set for this evening at 7 80 o clock to discuss preparations for next week trip to West ster. A timely ad campaign is prioritized.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Swampere
United Spain Fire Engine Company
West‘ster
A Missionary's Life in Africa Amid Oppression and Hope
An American Baptist Union missionary letter from Ixoxoe Station dated April 11 1901 describes daily hardships. She details incidents of oppression by State authorities robbing food supplies, a major hippo kill inspiring community feasts, and many local dangers. Nine youths baptized, illness among teachers, sleeping sickness among a student, and a stormy lake environment compound challenges. The writer laments food shortages for native children and notes efforts to sustain schools, homes, and faith amid turmoil.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margarett Suman
American Baptist Union
Africa
Frank Soman
Ixoxoe Station
Clark
Pebe
Monkassa
Sjoblom
Nguba Aowa
Mantella
Honge
Vinda
Republican Conventions Open With Harmony In Maryland
The Republican State Central Committee met in Baltimore with orderly proceedings and no disruptions. Dates set include August 6 in Baltimore for the State convention, with other meetings in Ocean City and Westminster and a Baltimore July 5 primary. Speeches by Chairman Goldsborough and Levi A. Thompson highlighted the session and its orderly tone. Deed of trust by Edward E. Roop noted. The Owls entertained at Lipps headquarters with Edison phonograph music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Republican State Central Committee
Baltimore
Asid
McDoman
McComas
Mudd
First Judicial District
Ocean City
Fifth Judicial District
Westminster
Baltimore City
Phillips Lee Goldsborough
H. O. Henshaw
Frederick County
the Owls
John T. Lipps
Owls
South Market Street
The Modern Beauty and Her Health Regimen
A description of a healthy lifestyle emphasizing good food sunshine and outdoor exercise. It notes the beauty of vitality and recommends Syrup of Figs as a gentle cleansing remedy made by the California Fig Syrup Co for cleansing the system.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California Fig Syrup Co
Grad Recital Reveals Talent at Woman's College
Miss Alice V. Shriven and Miss Mary Rosanna Birely staged a graduating recital in college hall with articulate elocution and accomplished singing. Shriner performed selections from Plea of the King's Ward and Robert of Sicily, while Birely presented a mixed program from oratorio to French chanson, earning praise for classical tone and stage presence. Class Day exercises followed with humorous and formal tributes, and a tennis tournament plus conservatory recital closed the day ahead of tomorrow's commencement address by Rev. Dr. J Spangler Kieffer in Hagerstown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice V. Shriver
School of Expression
Mary Rosanna Birely
Conservatory
Shriner
Robert of
Sicily
Bob
Adam MacAdam
Red Wally
Bryant
Miss Shrinar
Miss Fauntleroy
Mies Birely
Eliland
Ries
Birely
Beckwith
Mias Birely
Liza Lehrmann
Omar Khayyam
Alice Kirk
Anna May Peterman
Mary Irene Diehl
Gertrude Olivia Voegtly
Gertrude Olivia Veagtly
Edith Mathias Thomas
Margaret Elizabeth Pontius
Mary Susan Wenner
Bessie Mary Hargett
Mary Mabel Bobb
Bessie Hoy Albaugh
Maryland School for the Deaf Board Reelects Officers
The Maryland School for the Deaf board reelects officers including Dr. Fairfax Schley as president and John Black as vice president. Bernard Steiner joins the executive committee to fill a vacancy. The treasurer reports expenses $27,160, covered by bequests, with 108 pupils and no serious illnesses. Principal Prof. Ely notes record attendance and progress. A June reunion is planned and pensions for Henry White and Elias Mack are set at $8 monthly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Visitors
Maryland School For the Deaf and Dam
Fairfax Schley
John Black
H. Clay Nal
Charles W. Rosa
Bernard C. Steiner
Sohley
Charles W. Ely
A.M
Rosa R. Harrie
Edward P. Gale
Charles M. Grow
Mollie M. Trama
John M. Young
Kate L. Bryarly
E. Frances Hancock
Grace DB. Ely
Mary P. Tooker
Florence W. Doub
William ©. Johnson
Edward Nelson
Judith R
Ely
Buffalo
The
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Jane
Geo
Rodooe & No
Rome
Rodock & CO
A. T. Rice & Sons
Nmie and Miller Glabs of Fashion Offer Weather Ready Wear
Nmie miller promote fashionable weather suitable materials and attractive prices. Wide field of beautiful selections and shirts guaranteed to beautify. City customers urged to visit soon to choose from many options mentioned in the notice.
Four Recruits Enter U S Army From Local Office
Harry O Storm of Buackeystown Edward Brennan of Pittsburg John A Hanson and Arthur Hamilton of New Market passed the Army examination yesterday. Brennan goes to San Houston to join the Twelfth Cavalry while the others report to Fort McHenry to join the Ninetieth Battery. Total recruits since the office opened reaches fifteen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry O. Storm
Buackeystown
Edward Brennan
Pittsburg
John A. Hanson
Arthur Hamilton
New Market
United States Army
Brenan
San Houston
Twelfth Cavalry
Fort McHenry
U.S. Army
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Maxraarerr Suman
State Central Committee
Edward E. Roop
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Carroll County
Charles T. Reifanider, Jr
William H. Thomas
Henry A. White
McKaig
Elias Mack
W. Patrick Street
Marken & Bielfeld
Harvey R. Lease
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Glessner Fruit Company
Glessner Fruit Costaxy
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Haver
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North Market Street
Deer Park
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Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
Annapolis Naval Academy Band
W. E. Burwell
Queen City
Cumberland
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Garrett County
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Jorn Henpaicxson
Neidig & Miller
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Milanesa
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Granstars
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Maryland Manor
Lew
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Frederick, MD
F. B. Sappington
Sappington
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North Market
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T. P. Rice
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Ceresville
T. H. Avey
Jones’ Springs
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