First American congress called by Massachusetts in 1705
Daily history notes events from Osage June 7 1705 the first American congress convened by Massachusetts to resist the stamp act. It also recalls Richard Henry Lee's 1776 Continental Congress resolutions for independence and Edwin Booth's death in New York in 1893. Astronomical events list evening and morning stars with star visibility around 9 pm east of zenith.
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Osage
Massachusetts
Richard Henry Lee
Continental Congress
Colonies
Edwin Booth
New York City
Trieste
Isonzo
Saturn
Mars
Jupiter
Venus
Mercury
New Advertisements Today Feature Local Shops and Services
A collection of notices and ads includes White House Coffee McCardell's reduction sale and Bank offerings. Parish notices mention Mrs. D E Kefauver coal and a card of thanks from George Hett. The box office opens for "Green Stockings" and a festival is postponed. Also listed are church and bank names such as Franklin Savings Bank Commercial State Bank and John M Haller with assorted help wanted and sale notices.
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White House Coffee
McCardell’s, Inc
D. E. Kefauver
Bea Bs
Markell & Ford Star
Bank Fred. Co
Nat Bank Free
Ceca
Sag Community Hardware Co
George Hett
P. M. Eader
Green Stockings
Grace Ref
Ivan. Luth
Franklin Savings Bank Bank
Commercial State Bank
John M. Haller
Death notices for Sears Beard and Butcher in Frederick crowd local obits
Thomas Sears 71 farmer of Greenfield dies at Frederick City Hospital from kidney and heart complications after illness. Funeral Thursday at 9 AM from Beallsville cemetery. Survived by widow six daughters three sons and several relatives. William Beard contractor of Frederick dies in Washington aged about 50. funeral likely in Frederick with brother James arranging. Richard Alburtus Butcher blacksmith of Frederick dies at 66. survived by widow two daughters and brother. funeral plans not yet made.
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Thomas Sears
Greenfield
Frederick City
Beallaville
Sears
William
Dickerson
Ira
Edward
Baltimore
Wilbur Cecil
Algie Gregg
Albert Strube
Urbana
Nathan Cooley
Florence Sears
George W. Peters
William Beard
Wm. Beard
Washington
Beard
Frederick
James Beard
James
Wm. Greer
Mr. Beard
Richard Alburtus
Richard Alburtus Butcher
West Patrick Street
Augustus Burger
New York City
Singletown Dixon
Clinton Thomas Butcher
T. P. Rice
Funeral of George J. King Held at Family Home
The funeral for George J. King took place this afternoon at 3 o'clock from his parents’ residence 13 West Sixth street. Rev. Henri L. G. Kieffer officiated. interment followed at Mt. Olivet cemetery. C. Carty Funeral Director. Belgium’s population at the outbreak of war was 7,700,000.
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George J. King
George B. King
West Sixth Street
Henri L. G. Kieffer
Mt. Olivet
C. C. Carty
Belgium
Republicans Win Court Nod For Ballot Nominations
Attorneys argued to place Republican nominees on the June 13 ballot. Judges Urner and Worthington ruled the city election supervisors must accept the nomination certificates for EF. Peter Manta Aubrey A. Nicodemus Henry H. Abbott Guy Albaugh Charles H. Lewis Roy M. Stockman and C. Allen Jones. Democratic nominations date debated. decision frontloads eight day rule.
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Urner and Worthington
City Board of Election Supervisors
Peter Manta
Aubrey A. Nicodemus
City Register
Henry H. Abbott
Guy Albaugh
Charles H. Lewis
Roy M. Stockman
C. Allen Jones
Edw. S. Delaplaine
Edgar H. McBride
Milton G. Urner
Edward J. Smith
Pearce
Smith
Gaver Takes Office as Frederick Assessments Supervisor
Alfred W. Gaver, newly appointed Supervis or of Assessments for Frederick County, was sworn in before the State Tax Commission in Baltimore and began duties. A prominent Middletown Valley farmer and Democrat, he succeeds the late J. Howard Allnutt with Spencer E. Stup serving prior duties.
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Alfred W. Gaver
Frederick County
State Tax Commission
J. Howard Allnutt
Baltimore
Gaver
Allnutt
Spencer E. Stup
Charlesville
Frederick
Middletown Valley
George W. Gavern
Airview
Middletown
Property Deeds and Marriages in Frederick County
Deed transfers include Abraham F. Roddy Jr and wife to Simon Lohr for 250 dollars and Henry Gall and wife to Simon Lohr for 750 dollars. Frederick Realty Co to William A Buckey and Mary R Buckey for 10 dollars. Marriage licenses list James L Nothagle 24 and Mary N Dittmar 20 both of Frederick and Herby J Esler 22 and Margaret Graham 21 of Johnsville. Picnic plans announce Hagerstown High School classes at Braddock and St Josephs school picnic here Thursday.
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Abraham F. Roddy, Jr
Simon Lohr
Henry Gall
Frederick Realty Company
William A
Mary R. Buckey
James Leonard Nothagle
Mary Nevin Dittmar
Frederick
Herby J. Esler
Margaret Graham
Johnsville
Among the Sick Mrs Ida Rhodes Quiet at Home
Local update notes Mrs Ida Rhodes of East South Street is confined to the house due to illness. In market news Hagerstown sold 8000 boxes of strawberries with a total of 90 boxes offered on Tuesday, reflecting activity in the fruit trade.
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Ida Rhodes
East South Street
Hagerstown
In Memoriam Helen B. Wiles Remembered on Anniversary
In sad remembrance our dear daughter Helen B. Wiles departed this life two years ago today June 7 1914 The month of June is here to us the saddest of the year because it took from us our dear daughter this day by her parents sisters and brother
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Wiles
Helen B. Wiles
Measles Lead May Disease Reports In City Summary
City health officer Dr. Ira J. McCurdy reports May totals of 39 infectious diseases, 16 deaths and 15 births. Whooping cough 12 cases, measles 27. Deaths include diabetes and other causes. births include 15 total with racial and gender breakdowns.
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Ira J. McCurdy
Carry Cheer to Inmates and Rockville High Closes
The Flower Mission Department of the W C T U visited Montevue Hospital delivering bouquets fruit and literature to inmates as religious services were held by Miss Jeanie DeLashmutt. Rockville High School held closing exercises with graduates named. Macadam filling planned on Funkstown street and Poffenbarger hay fed to illustrate road progress. Frederick County Dairymen's Association meets Saturday at 1 30 at the Court House to discuss matters before the State Board of Agriculture. Antietam Tribe of Red Men plans to bring Funktown Band to Frederick on July 4. William W Rickard conveys property in Brunswick to Sydnor H Bennett.
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Flower Mission Day Department
Montevue Hospital
William Schmidt
James A. Jones
Jeanie DeLashmutt
Frederick County Dairymen’s Association
Court House
State Board of Agriculture
Frederick City
Frederick
Hagerstown
Pitmian Castle
Frederik
Memorial Service Thanks at Rey nolds Post
At the regular meeting of Rey nolds Post G A R members voted to thank Rev John A Ditzler for the May 28 sermon Rev J O Wright son for his address at the monument the Ladies Choir for cemetery aid Captain Mun shower and his company for escort the Moose Band for music the ladies who contributed flowers and all others who aided Memorial Services By order of the Post P M EADER Commander
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Reynolds Post
G. A. KR
John A. Ditzler
J. O. Wrightson
Key Monument
Munshower
Moose Band
P. M. Eader
Lecture by George D. Moore on The Supreme Tragedy of History
Mr. George D. Moore of Charles Town West Virginia speaks Friday at 8 15 p m in the Evangelical Lutheran Sunday School Room East Second Street on The Supreme Tragedy of History a legal study of the Trial of Christ Free admission all welcome Also note fashion sale and theater box office schedules for Green Stockings with varied hours and postponement of festival due to weather
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George D. Moore
Charlestown
W. Va
Evangelical Lutheran Sunday School Room
East Second Street
Sewing Society of Grace Reformed Church
Mra. H. A. Hervig’s
West Patrick Street
Weller delegation chairman fight at Maryland GOP rally
Maryland Republicans clashed over a Weller led slate at Chicago. Leo Weinberg defended Weller and helped avert a split after a tense session. Doub opposed Weller. Weinberg urged unity and warned against Weeks style campaigns. Gittinger praised Root in Chicago. Temperance drive opened in Washington County with a county anti saloon league conference in Hagerstown.
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Weeke
Baltimore
Weller
Major Hill
Felix Agnus
Mr. Weinberg
Agnus
Roosevelt
Weinberg
Laban Sparks
Baltimore County
Mr. Weller
Party
Albert A. Doub
Cumberland
Weiler
Doub
Sparks
Senator Weeks
Massachusetts
William P. Jackson
John Philip Hill
Gist Blair
Thomas M. Bartlett
Henry B. Wilcox
Washington County
Washington County Temperance League
Hagerstown
Thomas M. Hare
Maryland Anti-Saloon League
St. Paul's U. B. Church
Frantz Premier Cleaner Advertised by Mullinnix’s Carpet House
Frantz Premier Cleaner is promoted as a trusted product supported by years of service. The ad invites local customers to buy from Mullinnix’s Carpet House, claiming they offer home service and the best quality with the Vers Latest Impr J in stock.
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Mullinixn
Top Notch Fashion Demand at Baker Company
A concise ad style lists 100000 dollars and claims daily arrivals of new waists and skirts. It highlights J. D. Baker as president and mentions executives H D Baker WM G Zimmerman as cashier Samuel G Duvall and a roster of associates including Ramsburg Conley Baker Newman and Gambrill. The tone emphasizes premium quality and constant inventory updates.
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QE Daily News
the News
Washington, D. C
Maryland
United States Weather Bureau
California
Bill and
Dale
Sunshine Rail
Harry Bowling
Los Angeles Times
Spa Ken
Hanes
Mandamus Proceedings
A. W. Gaver
J. H. Allnutt
Braddock
Hagerstown High School
St. Joseph's School
V. GT. U. Workers
Sion
Montevue
Rockville High
Rockville High School
Marjorie Inslee Clum
Mary Peter Dawson
Rose Riger Dawson
Arlene McFarland
Margaret Estelle Duvall
Margaret Eleanor Hughes
Marguerite Jeanette Kohlhoss
Mary Lappin
Louise McCaney
Anna Lyles Offutt
Catharine Reed
Theresa Bean
Earle Octavius Baker
Edward Hazel Cashall
Graham Earle Getty
Joseph Gassaway
Funkstown
William W. Rickard
Sydnor H. Bennett
Brunswick
D. BE Kefauver
Mullinix
Frederick, Md
White House
McCardell, Inc
City Opera Isguse
Chicago
MR. Doub
Gittinger
Root
E. A. Gittinger
Abraham Lincoln
Hayes
McKinley
New Yorker
Dutrow’s Choice
R. E Creager
J. Thurmont
Dutrow
Williamson
Gittinger’s Grocery
Briscoe
Briscoe & Regal Service Station
Market St
Citizens’ National Bank
Capital
John D. Hendrickson
Shepherd Checka
Copenhagen
J. D. Baker
Wm, G. Baker
H, D. Baker
Wm, G. Zimmerman
Cashier
Samuel G. Duvall
Joseph McDivit
John 8S. Ramsburg
Daniel Baker
Wm. G. Baker
C. H. Conley
M. D. Co
M. Thomas
P. L. Hargett
John 8. Newman
J. H. Gambrill, Jr
Thos. H. Haller
H. D. Baker
Real Est., Mort. & Inv. CO
Fire Insurance
Hamilton Street
Braddock Heights
Automobile Insurance
Grayson
Mercer
Noval Society
Pighett
RK & D. Mantz
J. D. Hendrickson
Neidig & Miller
Palm Beach
Potts & Griffin
Frederick and
Woodsboro
Court ST
PHOND
Evard Kepner
Thomas,p. Riche
Thomas P. Rice
North Mareret Street
Markwood D. Harp
Walkersville
Markwood BD
Harp
Prthien Castle
Albaugh & Harrington
Albaugh & Hardington
Grayson H. Staley
Qrayson H. Staley
East Patrick Street
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