Brandy Station Cavalry Clash in Civil War History
The Daily News notes Brandy Station action on June 9 1863 as a spirited cavalry engagement between Union General Pleasonton and Confederate General Stuart. It also records births and deaths of notable figures including Sarah Payson Willis born 1811 and Rear Admiral Lambertson retired 1812, with sky notes on Venus Saturn Mars Jupiter and Capella visible near 9 p.m.
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Sarah Payson Willis
Fanny Fern
Portsmouth
Brandy Station
Alfred Pleasonton
J. E. B. Stuart
West Point
National Miliary Academy
B. P. Lamberton
U. S.N
Washington
Passenger traffic heavy over H and F route
Frederick Railway Co reports the biggest Sunday in history for passenger business with favorable use of cars and half hour service citywide. Wage increases for Hagerstown and Frederick end workers rise 3 to 4 cents per hour, averaging about $1.80 to $2.16 daily, affecting over 100 employees and costing the company about 6240 yearly.
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Frederick Railway Co
Frederick
Hagerstown
Prederick
Frederick End
Pleasure resort burned at ise Park
Special Dispatch reports in New York that ise Park, a five acre pleasure resort, burned with damages estimated at one hundred thousand dollars.
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New York
Paraise Park
Brower Found Dead At Home In Unsolved Mystery
Mack Brower, renowned wing-shot of America, was found dead alone at his home. He had apparently been dead for three days, with authorities treating the case as a mysterious disappearance before the body was discovered.
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Ness
Hammondson
Dane
Mack Brower
America
Iheme
Militants Fight Fires at Multiple Urban Sites
Special Dispatch reports militants set fires in Wurst Park and the Bred boat house at Walthamshow, then ignited a grand stand at North Vid aiex race tracks and athleta crowds. Firefighters battled the blazes as authorities investigated the unrest tied to militant activity near London.
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The
London
Wurst Park
Walthamshow
Voters Await Ballot Battle in Frederick Election
Predictions split on party sweeps as voters prepare for Balloting tomorrow. Democrats claim a clean sweep including mayor and city offices while Republicans predict victory in key races and seek to mobilize cross party support. Both sides admit voter focus on personal preferences over party labels amid anticipated ticket cutting.
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Tomorow
Frederik
Board of City Election Supervisors
John Francis Smith
AA Radcliff
City Register
W. W. Osburn
Frederick
Frederick City
Michael A McCaffrdy
Sickness Highlights From Frederick And Vicinity
The column notes residents including Mr E H Biggs and Mrs Winifred Murphy ill at home and Prof R W Lee Reich in Providence Hospital with typhoid. Also William J. Greve and an engineer bid to build 98 miles of the Horsey road from Burkittsville to the Knoxville and Jefferson road at about 8 069 per mile, pending county approval. Frederick County Council, Sons of Jonadab plan biweekly meetings through June August, with a June 22 gathering anticipated to draw Washington visitors.
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Frederick
E H Biggs
West Fourth Street
Win
BE. Aturphy
Pearl
Haltimore
Adam Nothagle
West All Saints Street
R. Wd. Lee Reich
McDonough Institute
la Plata
Providence Hospital
Washington, D. C
William J. Greve
Board of County Commissioners
Burkittsvile
Knoxville and
Jefferson Road
Grove
Frederick Counsil
Sons of
Jonadah
Aumist
Jane
Order
Washington
Council
Car Repainted in Blue Take on Old Yellow Model
Col FE Austin Baughman had his motor car repainted from yellow to a new blue shade. The alteration gives the vehicle a fresh appearance while preserving its classic form.
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Col FE
Austin Baughman
Plainspoken Democratic Mayor Candidate Urges City Reforms
A Frederick mayoral nominee pledges strict traffic enforcement with an added budget system for city costs. He calls for itemized street spending, creek cleaning, macadam street repairs, and proper oversight of Water Works operations amid voter concern over maintenance and governance.
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Frederick
Market Street
Mariet Street
Rarmer
Carroll Creek
Board of Aldermen
Cake ice cream and strawberry sale by hospital guild
The Ladies of the Frederick Hospital Guild plan a cake ice cream and strawberry sale in the yard of Mrs. X Wilson on East Patrick Street Thursday evening. Donated cake or ice cream are appreciated by the guild ladies.
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Frederick Hospital
Wilson
East Patrick Street
Neus Advertising Promises Great News Value
A short local ad notes Blue Ribbon Grocery on West Second Street near Market offering prompt delivery of recommended food products. It mentions the Moose Band thanking ladies and helpers at their festival and touts Neus advertising as delivering the greatest service for the least money, plus a reminder to Get The News for all the news.
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Blue Ribbon Grocery
West Second St
Frederick County Building Association stock sale opens June 7 1913
The Frederick County Maryland Building Association offers Series No 18 stock with 25 cents weekly per share payments and 10 cents entrance per share. Each share pays $100 at 350 weeks. Loans to members at 158 cents per week per $100, with weekly dues and illustrated loan totals. Shares available from J W L Carty Secretary at Frederick County National Bank or Zimmerman Solicitor. Also notices on Republican meeting, mayoral candidate McCaffrey, register candidate Osburn, utility bill reminders, and various local notices.
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Prodarelt Building Association
iMederick County
Ude
Sertés
J. W L Carty
Frederick County National Bank
West Patrick Street
Wim
D. Zimmerman
Dresses and trims menu with low prices and updated styles
The ad lists white dresses trimmed in bulgarian lace from $3.25 to $4.60 and up to $15. A range of voile dresses with fine embroidery and glittering laces is advertised from $0.60 to $15. A note highlights bargain ribbons at 25 cents per yard and claims the Balkan line in white offers sleeve-length adjustments. J. D. Hendrickson promotes seasonal fashion and low prices.
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Heng
Onyx Hosiery Sale at Neidig and Miller Store
Neidig and Miller advertise the Onyx hosiery line with complete weights and colors, priced 25 cents to 2 dollars per pair. Also promoting a wide real estate listing and various farm properties for sale across multiple Maryland areas, with contact for bargains and service.
Farm and property listings near Monrovia and Ladiesburg
A fragment lists several properties including an acre farm near Mt Pleasant and additional parcels near Monrovia and Ladiesburg. The writer offers to show the farms to prospective buyers and mentions a full lot of city properties with various sizes and prices in multiple locations.
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Monrovia
Tasignees
Ladiesburg
Mt. Mieasant
Lis
William J. Smith
Court Street
Montgomery County
Woodsboro
Fredennegick
Drenewick
Thornont
Jeferson
Walkersville
New Market
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S. Griffin & Griffin
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Coralry
Osburn
Water Works
Welty
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Moose Band
G. R Dennis
L EL “Brown
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J A Markell
A C. Lampe
W Fleming
Marvel
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Taxpayers and Voters
Fishing Creek
Neghbors
Charles
Jacob H. Welty
Supt. of Water Works
Crimmins
Gittinger
Moose
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Neus
Frederick Building Association
Aetok
Thos. H. Haller
J. M. Newman
M. Landau
G.U Zimmerman
L. W. Bowers
D Lowenstein
J W L Garty
C. Carty
H . D. Hagan
Bens F. Reich
Republican City Central Committee
Chuir
Pythian Castle
Atlee Radclife
Dancing School
Miss Ritchie
Baltimore
William’ W. Osburn
C. Francgis Baughman
A. S. Vansant
Creager
K. Thurmont, Md
Hood College
B. Grove
South Market St
Graddock
Braddock Heights
Citizens’ National Bank
Frederick, MD
Capital
ID. Baker
WM. G. Baker
H. D. Baker
WM. G. Zimmierman
Caahier
Samuel G. Duvall
Asst
Cauhter
Pearre's Pharmacy
Joan D. Hendrickson
Balkan
Paragon
J. D. Hendrickson
Neidig & Miller
Onyx
Otur
Gaspeed
Pearre's
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S. Market ST
Telephone
John N. Brengle
Othee
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Chas. T. K. Young
Jefferson
Hangenville
New London
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Thurmont
Charlesville
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Buck
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Mount Airy
Brunswick
Ii-Aere
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Wilcan
Diese Mill
Tatm Pear Jefferson
Hain Eeaere
Yellow Springs
I Fearre
Naumeteur Otheye
Cali
Get Ptalague
Phane
M. L. Etchison
the Eichison Furniture
Northew Citizens’ National Bank
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Thomas P. Rich
Grayson
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Phernere Farm
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Muricasville
Owte
Nere Lavin
Tombe
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Roderick
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Key Mar
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LeGore
Reisterstown
Frederey
Fred- Tiel
Freder- Whoeners
William H. Smith
T. Hickman
S. T. Hickman
Office
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Frederick County
Albaugh & Harrington
Braddock
Martinsburg
Fort Lauderdale
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Xirang Company
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