Carnival's Big Day Draws Fredrick Crowds
Frederick hosts the Elks Carnival and Free Street Fair with visitors from far and near. Bands from Woodsboro and Yellow Springs energize the day as exhibitions draw large crowds, including a 75-foot dive by Matt Gay and aerial acts by Mrs. Brown and Prof. Devilbies. The Woman's Christian Temperance Union runs a lunch room, Adelaide the palm reader draws patrons, and the Frederick Select Hand plans an evening concert from the City Hotel balcony.
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Frederick
Woodsboro
Yellow Springs
Dowsey
Cuy Hotel
Brown
Sponselier
Devilbies
Harrington
Woman's Christian Temperance Union
West Patrick Street
Adelaide
Market
Church Streets
Frederick Select Hand
City Hotel
Pleasant Personal Notes From Frederick Social Roundup
PURELY PERSONAL. Pleasant Paragraphs About Those Who Come and Go. Mr. and Mrs. David Lowenstein of Alsio re are visiting friends in French Mr. George A. Schroeter on West Patrick street spends the day in Hagerstown. Misses Hdua Schaeffer and Mary Cele of Ladiesburg guest at Mr. Z. Jan. Gittinger’s. Mrs. Edward Eichelberger and children Court Square visiting relatives in Worcester Mass. Mr. C.0. Aushermas West Third street attended the Republican Congressional Convention as Hagerstown today. Mrs. Wm. Sanderkin and son of Martinsburg WV visit her sister Mrs. Lewis Hooper East South street. Misses Mary and Madora Jones of Montgomery county guests of the Misses Trandle South Market. Dr. Ira J. McGordy of this city spending a few days in Missouri summoned there by aunt’s illness. Miss Reppie Grimes of Thurmont gone to Chicago Ill to visit uncle Rev. J. Besson for several months. Reception at Poplar Terrace. Governor Smith came to Frederick yesterday for Woman’s College commencement and Confederate memorial exercises accompanied by Mrs. Smith they are guests of Geo. and Mrs. L. Victor Banghmar at Poplar Terrace where an informal reception was held last night. Among those present were Judge and Mrs. McSherry Col. William P. Maulaby and wife Senator and Mrs. Jacob Rohrback Mr. and Mrs. O. H. Baughman Prof. Joseph fr. Apple and wife and Rev. E.R. Eschback Rev. Dr. Schiedt Miss Marie Diehl and Miss McPherson.
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George A. Schroeter
West Patrick Street
Hagerstown
Hdua Schaeffer
Mary Cele
Ladiesburg
Z. Jan. Gittinger
Edward
Eichelberger
Court Square
Worcester
C.0. Aushermas
West Third Street
Wm. Sanderkin and Son
Martinaburg
W Va
Lewis Hooper
East South Street
Mary
Madora Jones
Montgomery County
Trandle
South Market Street
Ira J. McGordy
Missouri
Misa ‘Reppie Grimes
Thurmont
Chicago, Il
J. Besson
Joseph Fr. Apple
E.R. Eschback
Dr. Schiedt
Marie Diehl
McPherson
Mt. Olivet Cemetery
John Walter Smith
Woman’s College
Fitzhugh Lee Chanter
Daughters of the Confederacy
Frederick Select Band
L. Victor Baughman
5. ¥. Thomas
Alexander Young Camp
Geo. Ed. Smith
E. V. Switzer
A. R. Yeakle
Smith
Valley Forge
Richard O. Sobbiedt
Sobledt
Franklin and Marshall College
Yale
Scheidt
Zeitz
Kaiser Wilhalm
Prince Henry
Dr. Scheidt
Apple
Cccasion
Fogether
Gov. Smith
Misses Hargett
Christman
Eisenhauer
Johnston
Todd
Mendelssohn
Miss Hargett
Wagner
Elsa
Dezsauer
Quvrez
Miss Christman
Richard Conrad Schiedt
Grieg
Bemberg
Nympha
Farns
Margaret Blair Albert
Latrobe
Ladye Belle Fletcher
Clearville
Dna Hay Heller
Connellsville
Eshell Garrett Johnston
Washington, D.C
Flora Mabel King
Lykens
Georgian Olive Macgurn
Los Angeles
Cal
Mary Edna Mullinix
Frederick
Frances Gertrude Winter
Alexandria
Pennsylvania
Mary Evans Christman
Philadelphia
Imps Mandolin Club
Harry Haller
Maude Stewart
Sadie Moyer
Ethel Whitmore
Roth Pry
Mary Rid- Glemoser
Lydia Hay
Alice Kinley
Liias Short
Rebekah DeLashmate
Sadie Zimmerman
Pauline White
Miss Steward
Miss Short
Miss Stewart
Priza
Mysrs
Edns Helter
Flora King
Bertha Albers
Eshel Johnson
Deas
Frederick Selecs
Gold Medal Awarded at Bee-Mar College Graduation
At commencement exercises Bee-Mar College Hagerstown the Mol Terpips organ gold medal went to Mins Bossia Magalis from Brunswick this county.
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Bee-Mar College
Hagerstown
Mins Bossia Magalis
Brunswick
Strike Ends at Chicago Packing Team Store
Special dispatch reports the packing team strike in Chicago ended this morning. The brief item notes the cessation of work actions and the immediate return to duties without further details or figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tee News
Comcago
Jone
Governor Praises Confederate Heroes at Mt Olivet Memorial
The annual Confederate memorial exercises were held at Mt. Olivet cemetery with Governor John Walter Smith as orator. The program opened with Hail to the Chief as Governor Smith was escorted to the Daughters of the Confederacy rooms, followed by a procession to the cemetery for prayers, music, and an address praising Confederate soldiers and leaders.
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Mt. Olivet Cemetery
Remembering Confederate Soldiers and Unified Duty
A passage reflecting on Civil War sacrifice and reconciliation asserts both sides acted patriotically. It recalls leaders like Lee and Jackson, notes the Maryland Antietam monument honoring soldiers from both armies, and urges memory of those who died for their country and cause.
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Onty
Antietam
Maryland
Hay
Confederate Soldier Remembrance Ceremony Reflections
The governor delivers a solemn address on sacrifice and nation building, reflecting on Confederate soldiers and their impact. A vocal solo by Mise Lacy Hisenhaust follows, then flower strewing at graves while the Frederick Sa lect Band plays a dirge and taps ends the ceremony. Miss Margaret Hisenhauer plays the organ.
Work of Death and Local Obituaries
Obituary notices from Baltimore area papers report Mrs Elizabeth R Doub widow of Capt Ezra Doub dying after a long illness at the Church Home and Infirmary Baltimore aged 76 She leaves three brothers and three sisters and services will be held at 10 30am from the B and O depot with interment at Mt Olivet. Also notices James Beecroft of Howard County aged 86 former large landowner. Mrs Ann Sophia Hinkle aged 75 with funeral Friday 10am. Larry G Bayley 21 died in Baltimore. Frederick College announces commencements with address by Wm Tappan and graduates including Thomas Virginis Love Cannon and others.
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Elizabeth R. Dove
Elizabeth R. Doub
Ezra Doub
Church Home
North Broadway
Baltimore
Doub
Samuel KR. Hogg
Captain Doub
James T. Hoge
John KE. Hoge
Samuel R. Hogg
Simon Parsons
Emma Darke
Horstie Waters
Asy
Robert H. Williams
Mt. Olivet Cemetery
Ann Sophia Hinkle
Ann Sophis Hinkle
Braddock
Charles K. South
Catharine Hinkle
Hocee
Donba Cemetery
Larry G. Bayley
Harry G. Bayley
Fry
Mamie Bayley
Henry Haller
Baltimore & Ohio
Dr Rahman
Bit, Olivet Cemetery
Frederick College
Hmerson Literary Society
O. Hanson Maulsby
Wm. Tappan
Laccson
Henry ¥. Bosimeier
Board of Visitors
T. V. Love Cannon
Obas
O. Ebert
Albert O. Ebert
Benet
Cates
Thomas Virginis
Love Cannon
Bennett Raward Cates
Aibaré
Besrt
Charles Columbaa Ebert
Gravity cooling machine promises cool rooms in heat
Prof Willis L Moore of the Weather Bureau unveils a gravity cooling machine that could hold 60 degrees while streets read 100. The device both cools and purifies air, adapts to building size, and uses a stove like cylinder design. Zinc and grinding mix paints wear twice as long when applied by hand.
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Willis L. Moore
Weather Bureau
Bes
Closing of College Commencement at Fo & M College
An address by Prof Subledr of Fo & M College marked the close of the year with eight graduates and two in planoforte. Dr Richard Sobledt delivered the principal address, diplomas were presented by Gov Smith, and a dormitory fund boost followed by a luncheon. Other items include a tennis tournament, senior reception, and local notes on a factory game and a rattlesnake incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prof. Subledr
Fo & M. College
Attending Republican Congressional Convention at Hagerstown
City figures including Harrington Mar kell Chaplise Dennis Garrett DeGrangs Willard 3 Beagy Mantz Boteler and others attend the Republican Congressional Convention in Hagerstown today. Eastern Milling Market quotes corn 3.10 per darrel shelled 61 cents per peck wheat No 2 red 75 to 78 per bushel hay 9 to 10 per ton.
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A. H. Harrington
B.C. Markell
H. H. Chaplise
Geo. R. Dennis
Garrett DeGrangs
A. D. Willard
F. R. Beagy
B. Peter Mantz
W. GO. Boteler
Hagerstown
Ee Locs! Mart
Eastern Milling Company
Picnic and Rain Forecast Amid Local News
The notes mention a famous picnic on July 19 in Ladienburg, predictions of heavy summer rainfall, and family humor about colic in a baby. Admiral Schley plans a summer of travel from Washington to Leesburg, Wallingford, Great Neck, Laconia, and more as his daughter resides in Pennsylvania. Also reported is the death of 103 year old Mrs. Kate Dove of Quince Orchard, Montgomery County, leaving three children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ethel
Ladienburg
Hicks
Admiral Schley
W.S. Schley
Washington
Leesburg
Wallingford
Great Neck
Kate Dove
Quince Orchard
Montgomery County
Park Theatre Tonight Promises High Class Vaudeville
Local notices promote Park Theatre with a strong vaudeville bill and free dancing after shows. Ads list theater concessions, restaurant offerings, job ad seeking a professional woman, and various local business promotions in Baltimore era style.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Genta
Sae
Prios
Elk Week in Frederick Store Showcases Umbrellas and Goods
Elk Week brings glare of new stock at Elk Headquarters with elk umbrellas shirts underwear and suspenders on offer. The display features Madras shirts in many colors and fabrics bow to the barkeeper of bargains. Also advertised are linens hats books baskets and housewares, with focus on costumes and invitations for commencements. The store keeps home goods from lamps to gloves and tableware.
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Hiks
IB Elk
Pha Holipas
Novica
Buack Taffetas
Baylor
Neidig & Miller
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Manle
Ypera
Tragur
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Inshington
Tahu
de It . Storrs
Brooklyn
Jane & Wasmeroy
J. L. Moorg
the Weather Bureau
N. Market St
Union Knitting Mills
D. P. Bookey
J. W. L. Carty
M. M. Fletcher
Park Theatre
Garnival
David Lowenstein
Alsiore
Teamsters
Saaphive
THE
Governor Smith
Confederate States
United States
St. Paul
Frederick Salect
Margaret Hisenhauer
James Becroft
James Beecroft
Howard County
Ridgeville
Barnchall
Brash Factory
Frederick Athletic Club
Ernst
Brest
Bennett
Herbert Kreb
White Rock
Kren
Osco
Lawal
Stuke
M. .M. Fletcher
South Holliday Street
Baltimore, Md
Junior Hall
Marex
Court Street Restaurart
A. P. Manly
Lewis Smmmons
W.o.t. C
W. Patrick St
D&o
G. W. FB. Glasa‘ner
JW. Morris’s
North Market Street
Jew Pler
Sileak
Elks Jewelry
Frederick Building Association
Beries No
Hacksnere
Frederick County National Bank
Office of Fine Association
Tous
Hsppt
O. Casper
Chas. T. Hitselberger
Siioon
Mountaindale
Fishing Creek
Boteler
Medical Department
Kansas City University
London
Baltimore and Ohio
Mapaign
L. BE. Mullinix
Joan Hendrickson
Eledom
Tuphone Online
Touni
Tenperoxsoy
Neidig
Miller
Fasgion
Clinton
Main
Clinton EB. Main
N. Market
Frederick County
Isanogle & Wagaman
Indiana
Itc
Sweet Grass Glove
GEO
Rodook & Gx
Bakoal
Madras
GEO, B. Rodoce 400
A. T. Rice & Bons
A. T. Race & Sons
North Market Bireet
Frederick, MD
Frederick County Telephone
Thomas P. Rice
East Fourth Stress
Willard
Keller
West Patrick Btexet
Gonnty
Hane & Hood
Thomas Spouseller’s
Josephs Roff
C. C. Atere
Lidant
Ares P
Mt. Olivet
C. C. Baylor- Malbdtt Pe
H.E. Wilcoxon
Professionat Carol
D. E. Peterman
Franklin Street
Joeh W. Gaver
Attorney AT Law
Isanogi“ & Wagaman
F. B. Sapfington
F. B
Sappington's
Wasdawhy
Oley Hall
Ofce
Court Street
Dudswig
WIN Devilbiss
Amos Trner
Devilbiss & Urner
Insurance
Doll & Albaugh Puilding
Frederick, Mall
Ani
D* R. G. Nicodemus
Frederick Co
Gah
Cramer
Mbarban
Tata
Bertholows
Patrick Strees
Pescevil
Teo Dwelliars
Clemapatilla
Gand
Nt. Zion Church
Baxton
Sederaon
Riall
Charlesville
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