Personal Visitors and Local Visit Notes From Frederick
A string of brief mentions shows residents and visitors in Frederick and nearby towns. Mr Wm H Baka of Sefferson and Mr Noah B Cramer, recently in Rockville, are noted visitors. C C Biser of Middletown was in Frederick on business. Lewis H Bowlus of Broad Run was seen in Frederick on business. Grace Sponseller and Lalarde Darwin are visiting relatives in Brunswick and Atlanta respectively, while Macy Maulsby hosts visitors on West Chestnut Street. Joseph H Myers of Baltimore and Bernard Cottage at Braddock Heights figure among those visiting. Clara Kehne, recently at Forest Glen, Md, has returned. Dr Jos Pyles travels to Baltimore for the Maryland Dental Association convention. D Ay Atlee Radcliff attends the Maryland Dental Association convention in Baltimore. Ben Dowdell of Baltimore, B&O freight agent, is in Frederick on business. John H Bennett, Robert A Koonett, and Samuel Edgise attend the St Fire Kieeny Conventions in Baltimore. Dizzie Troueck and Moble Voller accompany them to Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm.h. Baka
Sefferson
Frederick
Noah
B- Cramer
Rockville
C.C. Biser
Middletown
Lewis H Bowlus
Broad Run
Grace Sponseller
South Market Street
Brunswick
Lalarde Darwin
Atheds Ga
Jos.Pyles
Baltimore
D. Ay Atlee Radcliff
Severa
Maryland “Dental Association
Ben. “Dowdell
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
John H. Bennett
Robert A. Koonett
Samuel Iedgise
Baltinore
Kieeny
Mixx
Dizzie Trouek
Mamding Trax
Mies Moble Voller
Iis Vhty
Frederick Residents Press for Improved Shipping Access
Local Frederick residents urged federal action for better shipping facilities after months of appeals. President Willard reviewed the situation and the Baltimore & Ohio officials expressed favorable plans, with work set to begin in early July and detailed engineering plans already under way.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Imac
ee _Audisgateh
Baltimore
Frederick
Willard
The
Tig
Otter
Funeral of Ann V. Ford Held at Local M E Church
Funeral services for Ann V. Ford were held at 11 o clock this morning at the M E church. Rev Anthony Doubs officiated. Pallbearers included Lewin C Whipp William N Shaft Fulton B Thrasher Albert Thrasher. Interment followed at the M E cemetery. Jefferson W E News. Funeral director Etchison handled arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ann V.'Mumford
M. E
Anthous
Doubs
Wol
Anthony
Lewin
C. Whipp
N. Shaft
Fulton B. Thrasher
Albert ‘Thrisher
Medevin
M.f.y
Mers Etchison
Jefferson
Battle of Monocacy Retold by Confederate Memory
The article recounts a Civil War reassembly narrative centered on the Battle of Monocacy, detailing troop movements from Frederick toward the Washington line, the clash near Doctor McKinney’s residence, and General Gordon’s leading actions. It honors Confederate and Union officers, notes casualties including killed officers LaMar and Van Valkenburg, and praises the bravery of both sides while linking the event to local memory at Libertytown and nearby counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Watkins
Sunil
Carolin
Fitehaigh
Chuirter
Jans. Gansers
Edward Rudellife
Richard
Frederick F. Willson
Thoms
Chars “Stephens
Saud Sahay
Libertytown
Frederik
Countyes Ma
Confederatermy
Brudertek
Lotoutry
Martin
Cain
Tito
Albert’ Does
Thomain J. Maynard
Welel
Peter ‘Brooker
Bud
Obénderfer
Frederick
Det
Conrade
Marylind
Mudge
Glenn
Worthington
Miss Kuitnllergy
Wits
Fauntleroy
Ife
Aumont
Thia
Monocacy
Union
Lew? Wallace
Balthnore
Tales H. Gambrill
C.K. Thomas
Buckerstown
Baker’s
Brodérick
Buckeystown
Doctor McKinney
Gordon
Enem
Toda
Woulder
Tony Tout
Heiavili
Owling
Ositidus
Confederatus
Muter
Merichny
Cary
Dhemy
Hue
Thoms House
Oth
Lamar
van Valkenburg
Thomas House
Shirpehiotery
Anton
Washington
Tietroll
Cers
Receivers Appointed in Insolvency Case in Baltimore Court
In Baltimore United States District Court orders appoint Charles C Waters of Frederick and Tatty Belnille as receivers for the assets of Harry S Stinuel, accused of running a phishing operation and extorting funds. Creditors include National Bulls Supply Company and others. bond totals set at 5 000 for receivers and 7 0 for petitioning creditors. A frog supper at the City Opera House last night drew modest attendance, with George List and others present for the New York theatrical exchange.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Auitge
United’ States
Dintelet Court
Baltimore
Charles C. Waters
Frederick
Tatty Belnille
Harry 5
Stinuel
Ofleing
Thumpont
Rntown
ifpook-Horner
Stiwuel
Patti
Tews A. Woodward
Opera Honea
Mauger
George List
Lewin Woodward
Tuscoe Uurp
Webb Heck
Willian
Bennett
Hirey Willians
Tai New York Theatrical Exchange
Mrs Gorman in Critical Condition at Washington Home
Mrs Gorman widow of Senator Gorati of Maryland lies critically ill at her Washington home corner Vermont Avenue and L Street. Physicians report no prospect of recovery and family members have been summoned to her bedside.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gorman
Arthur- Tre
Gormin
Gorati
Maryland
Vermont
Wasllatton
Dickinson College Degrees Awarded at Commencement
At Carlisle Pennsylvania Dickinson College awarded several degrees. The ceremony named Ira C Ramsburg as recipient of a Bachelor of Arts and Charlene Hamway earned a Bachelor of Philosophy for the year’s commencement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dickinson College
Carlisle
Pica
Ghee Ae
Charlen Hamway
Killed at Harper's Perry Parry
Unclear fragment reports a person killed last night near Harper's Perry. The text mentions prior work at a bank and a return home after an absence. Details are garbled and identities unclear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harper's Parry
C. Ple
Harpers Perry
the Bank
Waa
Blu
Tila Howe
Amore
Trade Excursion Draws Merchants From Four States
An excursion Tuesday among merchants and buyers from four states proved a success, with strong support and cooperation expected to spread knowledge of Philadelphia routing manufacturing industries across the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Philadelphia Business Delegation Visit Excursion Details
Mayor Reyborn leads Philadelphia merchants on a June excursion to outside points. The party departs June 16 at 7:30 p.m. and returns June 16, 6:10 a.m. The Philadelphia group, hosted by Frederick, will discuss manufacturing with local officials. C. W. Summerfield of the Merchants Manufacturers Association will coordinate, with a Pennsylvania Railroad agent in charge of travel. The train will be wired for in-car talks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reyborn
Philadelphia
Willi
Quaker City
Frederick
Theni
Merchantia
Pennsylvania
Railroad Company
Man Knocked Down By Lumber On Wagon Near Bank
Charles E Kaavdl was struck by a piece of lumber on a wagon passing along from a lumber yard near Central National Bank. The blow hit him in the stomach, knocking him down and causing a cut near the heart. He sought treatment at Dr Goodell's office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles E. Kaavdl
North
Central National Bank
Arket Street
Dangerous accident and farm sale wrap two small local items
A misfortune befell Miss Harvie of Washington when a fall near Mrs. Annie Getzendanner’s South Market Street home caused injuries to her left leg. Dr. Wm. C. Johnetn attended and she was taken to City Hospital. Also Virginia Carty injured slightly after a fall from the Conservatory of Music to the college. In Montgomery County, Cramer & Stauffer closed a sale for F. C. Doren of a 179 acre farm with outbuildings to D. Reid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvie
Washington
Annie Getzendanner
Wm. C. Johnetn
Whso
Mia. Carty
Silva
Virginia Carty
Memid
Mia Joseph We L. Carty
Conservatory of Music of
The
Woman's College
Cramer ‘& Stauffer
F. C
Doren
Montgomery County
Reid
Local Hention Tare Notes Thanks To Key Aide
Local tribute appears to extend thanks to those who helped during a difficult time. The message references airing programs and death within the community, though the exact names and details are unclear due to damaged text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ani
Ms Es Toieste
Kienily
Festival and attendance details from Gettysburg event
Local notice mentions a four day festival at Geere Strawberry Farm with Patrick Street participation. It lists Friday night events and invites all bosses to attend in Gettysburg. Train leaves 7:10 from Frederick Railroad Co. Market and Fourth Street. Boxed fare 0 cents for 350 weeks, with director names and a note about baby products containing opiates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gettysburg
Frederick’ Railroad Company
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the Daily News
David_ Dizon -Porter
IHO
Dune
Postival
SM. G
Murdock
Mowers
Central Hardware Co
St. Wanted
Patrick
Neldig &Miller Bank
Pret Co
Ang
Daughters of ‘the Confegeracy
Monogacy
Dudge
Jatee
Thomns
Gor
Frederck
McCausland
Frederick River
John R
Con
Elerate
Messrs. Waters
Brindié
Manufac
Torers
Ente San
Imp
Dapeadecs Petaren
Murpocr
Citizens’ National
BANK
Wale Ak A Pe
Frederick, MD
Capital
ormeaRi
Samuel G. Duvall
Gailder
Direchuls
Wat G
Balch
Asoruy GM. O
Mefetonras
Nolo
Bysik
Ilieyinead
Reg Aura Baud
Fieitider
Npurere Susie
Roy Wy
Ata
Geere Strawberr
Patrick Street
J. W. L. Carty
Frederick County National Bank
Zimmerman
Iverete
Dir
Tors
Thomas H. Baller
Geo
Zim
Barty
Fruita
Bottoes Poles
Patrick Erect
Milton A. Woon
JOUND
Hendricknon
Steiger
Bain Coats
New
Tor Shikkren
NORBY
Coates
Lise
Neidig & Miller
Williamson
Po- Williamson's
Peron
A. McCaryrar
Tity Stegister
Braddock Heights
Sud
Braddock
Baty
Pepe
P. Blow
Et Sven
Abd Sunke
Biusowick
Acre
DuUperty
Ernest
Ond
vIn Insurance
Cramer& Soma
AGRI
Oreromecia
Mt City
Ne ‘Ee Awelilicea
Modera Improvamenes
Sitort
Ayers
Bualky
Cate J
Xanga Noosiern & Welling
Ates
SONY
Sean
Menkes
Rina
Jawa
variTal
Eeeshees
Ictal
Daphive
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