Weather Record and Local Notices at June 5
Purely personal notices list Bliss Bertie Bier in Washington and Miss Ea Burnyte visiting Dover. several local residents and visitors are named with movements. Ball events feature Mountain Pinks and Little Potatoes Hard to Beat, plus a Baseball game between Paris Blues and the Little Potatoes. Lodge notes mention a festival at Walkersville and a district meeting at Glenelge with Grand Secretary J J Bielfeld.
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Young's
Barberine
Wao- Esterly
Shipley
E. Moberly
Harry Danner
Chas. Wineburg
Mercer
Geo. Lewis
J. Blumenauer
Roger “Young
Daisies
Stauffers Hall
County Lodge
Derick
Pai
1.C.G. T
Glenelge
Howard Co
J_J Bielfeld
Frederick County Graduates at Lutherville Seminary
The thirty eighth commencement at Lutherville Seminary in Baltimore county began with a baccalaureate sermon. The exercises continue tomorrow night with Miss Margaret Osler of Mechanicstown and Miss E Jennie Summer of Woodsboro among the graduates. Mrs H B Showman is ill at North Market Street. Mr J Byers is improving. Charles Diffendell shows rapid improvement.
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Frederick County
Lutherville Seminary
Baltimore County
Reid
Margaret Osler
Mechanicstown
E. Jennie Summer
Woodsboro
H. B. Showman
North Market Street
J. Biyers
Charles Diffendell
Salvation Army Farewell for Clarkson to Norfolk
The Salvation Army’s Canisin Clarkson farewelled yesterday at the barracks and will depart for Norfolk Virginia this week to take her post there. A strawberry cream supper is planned at the barns tonight.
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The
Salvation Army
Canisin Clarkson
Norfolk
Cast Thy Burden Upon the Lord Sermon by Dr Talmage
Dr Talmage preaches an eloquent sermon urging practical religion and bearing burdens. He cites personal trials in business and persecution, urging trust in God to sustain and rescue the weary, sick, bereaved, and sin burdened. He recalls anecdotes of perseverance and faith, ending with an invitation to cast burdens on the Lord for relief.
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Benoszys
Devet
Brooklyn
Eburth
Une
Massicuasetts
Talmage
Morsi
David
House of Prayer
Far East
Chicago
Frally
Straits of
Magellan
Grip, Gouge & Co
Dental Smeriee
California
Arthur
Sbete Bos & Sgase
Tewrine
John
Gouge & Co
Daniel
Havelock
Soultaur
New York
Bendy
Germachos
Joseph
Siidrach
John the Evangelist
Patmos
Calvin
John Huss
Koral
Moses
Sual
Herod
Christ
Barabbas
Universalist
Dutch Republic
Exmont
Berge
Chast
Luther
Galileo
Columbus
Joan Jay
Josiah Quincy
Budzo
Lie
Prest
Sahara Desert
Burglars Caught Near Martinsburg by B&O Detectives
B&O detectives Hutchinson and Sloan captured Saturday burglars T. F. Henderson William Long and Frank Walters after they cracked the Paw Paw West Virginia safe. The men were found in woods west of Harpers Ferry and jailed in Martinsburg. They stole many tickets and eighteen dollars, suspected of earlier robberies at Leesburg Point of Rocks and Frederick, then traveled to Baltimore and back to Virginia.
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Martinsburg
Hutchinson
Sloan
T.F. Henderson
William Long
Frank Walters
Paw Paw
W. Va
Harper's Ferry
Leesburg
Point of Rocks
Frederick
Baltimore
Virginia
War Relics From Gettysburg Found by Capitan Miller
Capitan Charles Q. Miller of Linwood displays relics found on the Gettysburg battlefield fifteen years after the fight. The cache includes a defaced locket with a woman's image, a heavy gold chain, a triple circlet, and a ring with clasped hands over two hearts. The artifacts were unearthed along Rock Creek in the ravine where Louisiana Tigers charged Cemetery Hill.
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Capitan
Charles Q. Miller
Linwood
Gettysburg
Rock Creek
Louisiana Tigers
Cemetery Hill
Legion visit fills St Peter's with grand musical service
Fuller Maire Council No 70 Catholic Benevolent Legion from Frederick visited St Peter's Church in Liberty for a morning of special services led by Fr Reaney. The St Johns Church choir joined in performing Mozart Kyrie and Gloria, Hachs Credo, and more. After a gospel reading, Fr Reaney spoke on the Legion’s aims, noting its growth, benefits, and duties to God country family and friends. A luncheon followed in the public hall with elaborate fare and attentive service.
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St. Peter's Catholic Church At
Liberty
Fuller Maire
Ceuncil
Catholic Benevolent Legion
Pretesick
Fr. Reaney
St. Peter's
Behiad
Legion
St. John’s Church
Mes
J. AL Haydon
Moflig
Mauuie Eisenkauer
Messrs
Joby Ebechaser
EL OC. McSherry
Bion Wirestone
Mays
Wr. Reaney
Resney
James
Bernie Sappington
Mozart
Gloria
Hach
Gounod
Welzant
Campaniot
Bess
Sir Sherry
Duedt
Ofc
Maggie Eisenhauer
New York City
Father Keaney
Bk Elroy
Frederick Legion
St. Peter’s Church
P. &. Long
Carlin House
J. A. Haydon
J. Roger McSherry
George I. Wilson
Misgea Mollie
Edward C. McSherry
Prof
Bion Firestone
Joseph W. Gever
John Eisenhauer
P. E. Long
John Smith
Henry E. Little
Wm. M. Crim
Joseph McDevitt
Charles B. Staley
D. P. Snyder
Joseph Vallase
Charles J. Houff
J. Marshall Diffendal
Thomas Bennett
Wm. E Rider
James V. McDevitt
Clarence Diffendal
C.S. Wilson
F. McKinsey
Liberty Friends
Frederick
Clerge
Geo. Wilson
Wm. M. Grimmins
E. C. McSherry
Chas. Diffendal
Geo. S. Redock
Father Ble- Etroy
Adventure with a horse ends with minor wreck
Mr P E Long of the Carlin House and his brother in law of Baltimore were driving 20 Liberty yesterday morning when the horse became unmanageable near Ceresville. The buggy struck a stove wall and upset. The vehicle was damaged but horse and occupants escaped uninjured and secured another carriage to continue their journey.
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P. E. Long
Carlin House
Baltimore
Ceresville
Board of Charities and Correction Meets Tomorrow
The board of charities and correction will hold a meeting tomorrow afternoon at the Court House to transact business concerning the jail for the past month.
Brief Bits from Frederick City News Page
Strawberrice soda batches and cherry samples lead a local canning update. Ed Zellers keeps hens on Cannon Hill while quarrying stone. Hygeis ice factory brickwork advances as machinists fit equipment. An odd satirical note on a toy and leather sinker appears. Citizens marvel at growing industries after a long absence. A new directory advertises MLE church services on Bass Chemt street. Seminary students prepare for an evening electionary contest. James Bowens is discharged after a county officer interference charge. Mr St Buxton loses home to a ruptured blood vessel. J W E Nuszle paints Mrs Topper property on East Patrick. Read Tuk News for bright local updates. Westminster electricity project progresses with 500 lights eyed. Rain harms early wheat outlook. C B Moberly leads painting at K E Winebrewer’s property. W W Lord Jr named acting passenger agent for Frederick and Desaspiratia Railroad. Bernard Steiner to seek philosophy doctorate at Johns Hopkins. Catholic fair proceeds total $190.
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Frederick City
Ed Zellers
Cannon Hill
Hygeis
Bass Chemt
Tne Newn
James Bowens
Magletrste Eckstein
Wits County
J. W. FE. Nuszle
A. J. Topper
East Patrick Street
Tuk
Westminster
Charles EB. Flak
C. B. Moberly
K. E
CHALLIE D Best Opens Pongee Sale Bright and Fast
A morning sale by CHALLIE D Best offers a new stock of pongee and chantilly tissue with open quantities. Early shoppers secure the oilcloths first as items go quickly.
Case Dismissed in Lewistown Assault Case
A hearing in the State v. Harry Snook in Lewistown before Magistrate Barrick ended with the accused discharged. Witnesses testified and the case was dismissed. Counsel for the accused was P. Frank Pampell. A warrant was then served on Snack for an assault on Mrs J B May, but this case was also dismissed by the Magistrate.
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Wh. A. Brown
Robert ‘Williams
Wilson
Harry Snook
Lewistown
John B. Mar
Barrick
Frank Pampell
Getzbauch
Snack
New Textile Line Opens with Bargains at Goods Dept
The department announces a fresh line of Outings Charlies and Serges, plus Big Bargains in 27 and 40 inch FElouncings. Shan tong Pongees offered at 124 cts. items described as pretty and cheap.
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Cts
Japanese Mattings Arrive Boosting Local Carpet Trade
The carpet department reports 47 rolls totaling 1220 yards of Japanese mattings arrived yesterday, bringing this season totals to 170 rolls or 6800 yards. The store touts rapid matting trade growth and urges customers to visit headquarters for exclusive styles and prices.
Ladies' Auxiliary Meeting Seeks Large Fall Attendance
The regular monthly gathering of the Ladies' Auxiliary meets in the association parlor this evening at 8 o'clock. Attendance is urged due to important business on the agenda requiring action.
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F.C
Ladies’ Auxiliary
McComas Sees Prosperity From Reciprocity Talks
In an interview Friday, McKinley era figure Louis E. McComas says he is not seeking office and is back at work with his brother in the South. He notes widespread prosperity, rising production, and universal employment as the tariff and reciprocity expand trade, especially with South American nations, claiming optimistic, united people everywhere he has traveled.
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Mir. McComses—Saeces
McKinley
Californis
Yourerdas's Hotel Arrigate. Cit. Horms Geo. Fisher and Others
Fragmentary OCR lists multiple names and places including Geo Fisher J E Gary G P Sowers Cantey Hovde John Rickenta Jos Davis F C Thomas Montgomery County and Washington D C. The text appears to be a damaged roster or notice with scattered county and city affiliations and no clear event or outcome.
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Yourerdas
Cit
Horms
Geo. Fisher
Geo. P. Thomas
G. P. Sowers
J. E. Gary
Garrett
V. M. Chrystal
Cantey Hovde
John Rickenta
Ralto
Jos. Davis
F.C. Thomas
Montgomery County
Guerr Hovsk
Weather Summary for Blay May 1691
May weather report for Blay from Frederick observer Mr. McCuntock Young shows mean temperature 4.03 degrees, high on the 10th, low 17.40, rainfall 2.50 inches. Rain fell on 11 days with 0.02 inches or more. thunderstorms noted with times listed in late afternoon.
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Blay
McCuntock Young
Frederick
Ring Step Ladder Factory Extenon Laddera Lineup
Local notice promotes Extenon Laddera ladders for painters and tinsmiths. Claims simple design, lightness, and strength with no maintenance. Encourages readers to call and examine models at the Ring Step Ladder Factory.
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Ring Step Ladder Factory
Jesdlw
Great Increase in Retail Roller Flour Sales
Our retail sales of Ceresville roller flour were one third greater during the week ending March 21 than ever known before, showing strong consumer appreciation for our conch article. We manufacture expressly for home trade, B A Shriner Milling Co.
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Ceresville Roller
B.A. Shriner Milling Co
Odd Advertisement Patter Reworks Remedies and Draperies
A quaint ad blurb touts a “will” and cures by Dr Hart, sold by druggists for one dollar. It extols better lace curtains at low prices and a fine assortment of fancy double cotton plush portieres for curtains, claiming the prettiest curtains in the city.
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Dr. Hart
TGC
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MGON
Patt
Brish Bros
A. C. Carty
Girk R
Campbell
B. Sappington
Rover Flour
F. WY. Staub
Development Co
Bertie Bier
Washington, D. C
Ea Burnyte
Dover
Delaware
D. C. Kemp
Rocky Springs
Roger Doll
J. Doll
Br. J.P. Biser
Knoxville
Adam Bussard
Bir
Wm. Macgill
Bertie Miflier
Washington
J. C. Master
Florida
Georgia
Andgairs
Samuel N. Gregg
Jefferson
Kate Snyder
Samuel Wineberg
Goldsborough
Washington, D.C
Tae Frend
Tag
San Sein
Tiel Glatste
Nina
Lord
Ledger
Jesus
Takmug
Lene Heath
Reppen
C. B.D
Fr. Heaney
Many Lanaux
Mary Clara Lanaux
Trivant du Braumons
St. Joseph's Academy
Emmitsburg
Mary
New Orleans
Donaldsonvile
Emmittsburg
Oliver II, Martin
Oliver H. Martin
Rockville
West Fourth Street
Mount Olivet
Doad
Lapres
McMulin
Lua- Steer
W. J. Lette
Challie
D. H. Best
Pongee
Chantilly
B. Best
N. Market St
Smiths Temple of Fancy
Cline & CO
Wall Paper
B.cline & CO
DR. Goods Department
Solthern Prosperity
John Hendrickson
TeeNovel
Geo, A. Gilbert
Taylor
G.A. Silbert's
Jimea H. Gambrill
SecSdawst
North Market St. Mayisdit
J. Doll & Son
Brellas
Marvelousli Low
GJ. Doll & 305
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