History items from 615 series on notable figures
The date line lists historic deaths and births with rough notes on figures such as Nero Mohammed Jules Simon Andrew Jackson George Wythe David Dixon Porter James Freeman Clarke Jules Simon and John Haswell. It appears as a garbled history page with several OCR errors and mismatched dates and spellings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nero
Himsell
Muhammed
Mubowmet
Aled
Ledward
Black Prince
George Wythe
Virginia
Michmond
David Dixon Porter
Chister
Pas Divdie
Andruw Jackson
the Heritage
Nashville
James Freeman Clarke
Jamaica Plaing
Mass
Jules Simon
France
Paris
John Haswell
Francia Joseph
Viennas
Seasonal Festivals Highlight Reading Notices Policy
Notice outlines uniform five cents per line for first insertion and three cents per line for each additional insertion for all reading notices about ice cream and berry festivals. States the newspaper as a tool to promote events and requires proper advertising for money making entertainment.
General Synod session praised for unity and acts approval
Rev Dr S W Freas reports from York Pennsylvania that conservative forces held a large majority and the Synod adopted ministerial acts unanimously. He notes rebuke for church papers and vindication of the foreign board, with a cordial reception for Rev Dr J A Seisa and hopes for less strife and greater loyalty among Lutheran bodies.
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S. W. Freas
Baltimore
General Synod
York
General Council
J. A. Seisa
Masquerader of Love in Pity's Guise
A poem narrates a maid opening a door to pity masquerading as love and discovering the true tyrant, Love, who asserts mastery. The speaker warns maidens to beware of deceptive pity that hides true desire and power.
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Lirprxcorrs Magazine
Old Coin Found by Lewistown Plowman
Johnson Eaton of Lewistown in this county uncovered a silver half dollar from 1911 while plowing a cornfield. The coin bears the thirteen stars around a head and the edge inscription Fifty cents or half two dollars, though the latter is worn. On the face someone penned Elizabeth Brien with a pin, likely a daughter of John Brien once owner of Catoctin Furnace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnson Eaton
P. D. Eaton
Lewistown
Elizabeth Brien
John Brien
Catoctin Furnace
Piremen's Great Day at Westminster Firemen's Contests
Eldwood Porter of Annapolis reelected president with Hiram KR Hock as treasurer for the Maryland State Firemen's Association. Some 10,000 attendees at Westminster, with a massive parade from Baltimore and multiple fire companies, bands, and marching divisions. The event featured demonstrations by Baltimore City Fire Department units and a formal meeting in Westminster High School addressing a colored fire company’s membership application.
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Eldwood Porter
Annapolis
Hiram Kr, Hock
Frederick
Pennsylvania Railroad
Westminster
Association
Joseph D. Brookes
McAfee
Baltimore Fire Department
Baltimore City Fire Department
Thomas D. O'Keefe
John Todd
Joseph D. Brooks
Marshal Brooks
Marghel Robert Gist
Jas. Lynch
Nevin Royer
Paul Royer
Percy Shriver
J. Roger McSherry
W- Irving Mace
J. J. Stump
W. H. A. Hamilton
Williamh. Crimmins
C.V. Wantz
Hiram R. Heck
Fred D. Miller
J. W. Shank
George Galt
Grove Sawyer
Jacob Shafer
Walter Grumbine
Union Bridge Band
Junior Fire Company
Hagerstown
United Steam Fire Engine Company
Frostburg
Taneytown Fire Company
Cumberland Hose Company
Rescue Hose Company
Lonaconing Fire Company
Manchester Fire Company
William G. Rinehart, Jr
George Hunter
Carroll Lockard
Eugene Reese
C. E. Bisch
McSherrytown Fire Company
Hook and Ladder Company
Waynesboro
Independent Fire Company
Western Enterprise Company
Friendship Hose Company
Chambersburg
Salisbury Fire Company
Frank Thomas
Ollie Grimes
Daniel Roberts
Charles Hesson
Edward Register
Pioneer Hose Company
Cumberland
Westport Company
Anne Arande
Westminster High School
Colored Fire Company
Montgomery County
Credentiala
Wolcgma
Joshua W. Horing
Westminster Yire Department
John J. Stump
W. Irving Mace
W. C. McAfee
Baltimore
OWS
N. Porter
Samoel Mauna
Charles W. Wautz
Hiram Heol
Stump
Pikesville Fire Company
Pocomoke City Mire Company
Lagerstown
First Hose Company
Independent Jr. Steam Wire Engine Company
Antietam Fire Company
Treasury
Dwuitects
Tor News
Jane
Weynesboro
Lonaconing
Purely Personal Visitors and Calls in Baltimore Frederick
Miss Amy Wolfe of Harthorows visits friends in Baltimore. W P H Irwin of Baltimore and Ohio railroad was in Frederick yesterday. Mrs Nannie Trapnell Hilleary of Fredericksburg Virginia visits the Misses Fout on east Second street. Mr Stratton of Bloom Godlay Trenton New Jersey mattress makers Eureka Felt Mattresses was in the city yesterday.
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Amy Wolfe
Harthorows
Baltimore
P. H. Irwin
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
Frederick
Nannie Trapnell Hilleary
Fredericksburg
Gloucester Seaman Plans Atlantic Crossing in 29 Foot Sloop
Howard Blackburn of Gloucester Massachusetts will on June 17 begin a solo Atlantic crossing in a 29 foot sloop. The forecast notes yesterday’s breeze was insufficient today and urges continued advertising to avoid obscurity.
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Howard Blackburn
Gloucester
Mass
Atlantic
Steele Rogers Wedding in Baltimore Grace Church
Miss Core Pomroy Rogers daughter of the late Grafton Rogers of Frederick now Baltimore married Mr Guy Wakeman Steele of Westminster yesterday at 7 30 p m at Grace Protestant Episcopal Church Monument Street and Park Avenue Baltimore Rev Arthur Chilton Powell officiated Best man James Bernard George Ushers included Neil Parke George Parke Harold Wheeler Howard Warfield Milton Reifsneider and Charles Trimble Reifsneider Bridesmaids Mary Gittings Dulany Louise Page Mary Irwin Boykin Mary Graham Vickery Helen Sophia Shaw Margaret Ridgely The bride wore white satin with chiffon and a tulle veil and carried lilies of the valley The bridesmaids wore white swiss and carried sweet peas The bride was given away by her uncle Henry W Rogers Reception followed at 1416 Park Avenue The couple will reside in Westminster after a wedding trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Steele— Rogers
Core Pomroy Rogers
Grafton Dulany Rogers
Frederick
Baltimore
Guy Wakeman Steele
Westminster
Grace Protestant Episcopal
George Parke
Harold Wheeler
Howard Warfield
Milton Eifsneider
Charles Trimble Mreifsneider
Mary Gittings Dulany
Louise Page
Mary Irwin Boykin
Mary Graham Vickery
Helen Sophia Shaw
Margaret Ridgely
Henry W. Rogers
Park Avenue
Graduation Day Exercises at Frederick Female High School
The Frederick Female High School will hold class day exercises at 10 a m on Monday June 19 in the school building on East Church street. Graduates include Erma Virginia Biggs Haidah L D Brast Mary Harriet Burger Mary Roelkey Chew Kate Courtney Sally Katherine Firestone Virginia West Grayson Alice Catherine Hughes Nellie May Mateny Gertrude Virginia Thomas Mary Edith Thomas Lain May Wolfe. Burglary at Mt Airy: burglars broke into Mr A N Mount s Mt Airy home Tuesday night seizing a small amount of plunder before being detected. They entered the second floor and forced entry into a bedroom. Mrs Mount awoke and gave an alarm, prompting the men to flee. Missing were a cold watch and clothing. $75 in notes was left in a vest pocket.
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Frederick Female High School
East Church Street
Erma Virginia Biggs
Haidah L. D. Brast
Mary Harriet Burger
Mary Roelkey Chew
Kate Courtney
Sally Katherine Firestone
Virginia West Grayson
Alice Catherine Hughes
Nellie May Mateny
Gertrude Virginia Thomas
Mary Edith Thomas
Lain May Wolfe
Mt. Airy
A. N. Mount
Mount Airy
The WoeK of Death Harry Parker
Harry Aldin, son of Mr Albert Baker, died early this morning at his father's home on East Patrick street of brain fever. He was 4 years 10 months old. The funeral will be Saturday after noon at Mt Olivet cemetery. Interment follows.
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Harry Parker
Arry Aldin
Albert Baker
East Patrick Street
Mt. Olivet Cemetery
Hearing Held In Office Break In Case
Clark says he accompanied William Key who sought papers from Dr Baltzell's office next to Ramsburg property. A chase on North Market near Third led to Clark's capture by Policeman Mulhern and hearing before Magistrate White. Key escaped. Clark committed to jail for holding over until a further hearing tomorrow.
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North Market Street
Third Street
Wm. H. Baliwell
Wm H Ramsburg
Mulhern
Charles Clark
White
William Kay
Baltzell
Clark
Roy
Crisfield Elects Town Commissioners and County Examiners
Crisfield voters chose commissioners while Thomas Galbreath was named Harford County school examiner. Maryland Agricultural College faces nine upcoming scholarship vacancies. A Baltimore packing company faces a dissolution suit. An iceberg sighting reported off Worcester coast near Ocean City.
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Crisfield
Thomas
Galbreath
Harford County
Maryland Agricultural College
Storey- Bunnell Packing Company
Baltimore
Worcester
Maryland
Ocean City
Thomas Wilson
Mount Wilson
Western Maryland
Joseph 5
Beard
Cumberland
Florence Morgan
Maryland University Hospital
Herman Cooper
St. Clement’s College of the Redemptorista
Tichester
Howard County
Maryland Penitentiary
Weyler
Messia
Edwin H. Fowler
Edwin Warfield
Harold Winchester Byron
Harold W. Byron
Byron Brothers
Williauasport
United American Mechanics elects officers and sets meeting date
The State convention of the Order of United American Mechanics adjourned after sessions. Elected for the coming year are State councilor T. S. Bennett Riverton Wicomico county and others including McCullough Theodore Kirwan Rhodes Atkinson Abel Todd Peacock Ivins Young. The next annual meeting will be April second Tuesday at Port Deposit. Cardinal Gibbons transfers Rev Barry to Garre and Howard Streets Baltimore and Rev O Donovan becomes pastor at Petersville. Two cyclists, Milton Burck and Jacob Schmidt, raced at Athletic Park with Schmidt winning. W. P. Edwards Buckeystown and R. W. Doty Jefferson will graduate from Gettysburg College in a class of 33.
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United American Mechanics
Order of United American Mechanics
T. S. Bennett
Riverton
Wicomico County
William T. McCullough
Theodore
Cecil County
W. Ft. A. Kirwan
Baltimore
W. L. Rhodes
Brookview
Dorchester County
L. R. Atkinson
Rising Saw
S. J. Phillips Abel
Wicomica County
N. L. Todd
Toadsville
National Council
Port Deposit
Cardinal Gibbons
John Dr. Barry
St. Mary's Catholic Church
Petersville
This County
St. Joseph” Catholic Church
Garre and
Howard Streets
Louis O'Donovan
Colonel Winebrewer Speaks On State Senate Nomination
Col D O Winebrewer said he was surprised to be named for state senator and not seeking office. He is a Republican and would accept unanimously if nominated, pledging to act for the party and seek harmony while avoiding a personal fight.
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D. O. Winebrewer
Republican State Central Committee Plans Baltimore Convention
The Republican State Central Committee met at Raine's Hall Baltimore and decided to hold the state convention in Baltimore City at a date to be fixed later. The executive committee, with one member from each county and Baltimore City district, will select the date and be convened by Chairman George L Wollinnton when deemed advisable, likely in several weeks. Dates for county priorities will be set by the state committee members.
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Republican Central Committee
Republican State Central Committee
Raine’s Hall
Baltimore
Baltimore City
State Central Committee
George L Wollinnton
State Committee
First Special Jury Drawn in Rosenstein Murder Case
In Montgomery County the court drew a special jury due to emergency provisions, as the June 6 term ended. The Rosenstein murder trial for defendants Taylor and Brown requires a petit jury drawn from yesterday’s panel, with a new grand jury to be selected for the session.
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Rosenstein
Montgomery County
Maryland
Circuit Court
Taylor and Brown
Yeaterday
Horse Dies In Heat On West Patrick Street
A horse pulling a buggy in Hagerstown on West Patrick Street collapsed and died from heat while a young man from the city drove nearby. The incident occurred in front of the residence of Mr Hezekiah Young and the animal died almost immediately.
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Hagerstown
Patrick Street
Yesterna
Hezekiah Young
Tribute of Respect for Otho J Keller by Citizens' Nations Bank
At a June 6 1899 board meeting Citizens' Nations Bank recorded the death of director Otho J Keller a man of refined moral tone and steadfast duties The tribute extends condolences to his family and notes the bank’s respect for his memory Tonight Doll's Summer Garden advertises meals including crab soup and clam chowder A Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Sunday excursion on June 18 offers trips to Washington and Marshall Hall with round trips and steamer details
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Citizens’ Nations Bank
Otho J. Keller
Keller
Parsons
Doll's
Movable and Adjustable Window Awnings Offer Easy Fit
Movable and adjustable awnings fit any ordinary window with simple construction and no noise from iron slides. Made of striped duck, these awnings fasten low on windows to allow air circulation above and below. Easy to install or remove in one minute. Inquire for prices.
Sober advertising promises value and seasonable goods
The store touts bargains on linen, ribbons, and assorted apparel. It claims low prices on unlaundered shirts, summer fabrics, and men’s wear while promising quality and variety. Frequent mentions of inserts, trims, and stock breadth suggest a large inventory ready to meet summer demand.
Greatest New Store Extra Good Values At Special Low Pricos
John Hennicxson offers white goods parasols and silk shirts for men in a bold sales pitch. The ad proclaims low prices on French challies and other fabrics, claims superior quality and width, and promises savings of a quarter in price for white silk shirts.
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Noatarsh
Mualin
Hinon
No Dance At Braddock Friday Evening Due To Absence
Community notices announce no dance at Brad dock on Friday evening because the orchestra is absent. A scheduled electric car will depart at 6 40 each evening for Braddock Middletown and Myeraville arriving Frederick at 10.00. A Baltimore and Ohio special excursion train to Baltimore departs Frederick at 8 30 a m Sunday June 11 returning Camden Station 7 00 p m. Fare is 1 00 for round trip, tickets valid only on the special train. Electric cars run from Camden to all city parts. Dr. Botcher offers eye ear nose and throat care at 29 N Market Street. Spectacles fitted and exams free. A penny press ad offers 15 cents to reach Frederick readers with a help-wanted notice.
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Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Washington and Marshall Hall
Frederick
Washington
Marshall Hall
Braddock
Middletown
Myeraville
Baltimore
Camden Station
Camden
Druid Hill Park
Frederick store promotes Chinese interests with tableware sale
Enclamd France Rueeix and Ger aany admire China from afar while F B Sappington urges Frederick residents to support Chinese interests by visiting his shop. The advertisement touts a 100 piece Dinner Setters, capable of serving 22, with white pottery and decorations, low prices, Alan Ten ard Toilet Sete, and Rogeta Brown Table Cutlery with plated code and wood handles.
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Enclamd
France
Rueeix
Geraany
Frederick
China
Digger
Alan
Rogeta & Brown
Funeral of John D Heffner Set for Mt Zion Church
The funeral for Mr. John D. Heffner will be held tomorrow at 10 o’clock from Mt. Zion Lutheran Church with interment at Mt. Zion.
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John D. Heffner
Mt. Zion Lutheran Church
Mt. Zion
The Exclusive Carpet House Ad Brief
L H Moran advertises The Exclusive Carpet House with contact telephone 150. Includes no dates or locations beyond the business name and phone.
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Tas News
W. L. Moors
The
Weather Bureau
Doll’s Summer Garden
O.R.R. Couches
J .G. G. Carty
Lowenstein & Wertheimer
Lutheran General Synod
saparpeRr Ra
Piremen
DR. Baltzell's
William Key
News OF the State
Milton Burck
Jacob Schmidt
Athletic Park
Schmidt
W. P. Edwards
Buckeystown
R. W. Doty
Jefferson
Gettysburg College
Doty
Colonel Winebrewer
Naya He Wold
Horse
L. BE. Mulliniz
Movable and Adjustiell
John Hendrickson
Chloe
Sebo
Madras
John Hennnicxson
Neidig & Miller
Newic & Marxxs
Clinton E. Main
Stor E. Main
Athletic Park Association
Wm. G. Botcier
N. Marketstreet
F. B. Sappington
Hina
Janddawily
Ny 1
L. HE. Moran
GEO
Rodock
Rodook & CO
A. T. Rice & Sons
N. Markemusi
Frederick, MD
F.V. Staub
F. V. Stave
Northwest Corner Market
Andjfourth Sts
the Railing Grocery Co., 8Ole Agente
C. E
Ramsburg
C. B. Ramsbburg
C. E. Rassiune
Pratt
J. Heisely Keller
Potomac River
Willard O. Erller
E. Patrick
D* R. C. Sioodemus
N. Market Street
University of Marylands
Alfred Ritter
decSidawi
Mitton v. Urnosr
Rene Bawment Urner
Sbrem
All Law
Eoaits
Record Street
Com House
McHiddawy
Ceanles P. Levy
C. V. & Levy
Coart Strom
Denrekkre
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