Frederick Daily News notes and rail safety items
The Frederick Daily News reports on statewide firemen gatherings in Westminster, rail fatalities in the nation, Pennsylvania political shifts, and a trial in Baltimore involving census fraud in St. Marys and Southern Maryland. It quotes a prosecutor’s line about justice and includes anecdotes about enumerators’ errors and dead individuals being counted.
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St. Mary’s
United States District Court
Baltimore
Maryland
Rose
Leo Hayden
Political Fallout From Census Corruption Rumors
The men who recommended this man for appointment could not have been wholly ignorant of his mental and moral stance for the place and their share in bringing about the corruption of the census should have the offset of retiring them forever from politics.
Electric railway plans fizzle amid mountain hurdles
The Frederick News notes revived Beaver Creek to Middletown rail schemes are dead as Coasta, citing Hagers town Trolls Company shift to a road link to Boonsboro. Long slopes between Boonsboro and the far side of the mountain will block future electric lines, while communities await any final revival.
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Frederick
Beaver Creek
Middletown
Hagerstown
Boonsboro
Minutes of Heariness and Social Echoes Across Tales
A compilation of humorous exchanges from Chicago and Philadelphia papers. Observations range from marital routines to gossip and public figures, highlighting familiar social quips about age, secrecy, and media exposure. The piece blends brief jokes and character sketches into a mosaic of early 20th century urban life.
Lipton on American vs English boys entering business
Sir Thomas Lipton told the Boston Herald that English boys are kept in school longer delaying commercial careers. He argued Americans start business earlier, creating more independent youths and more British firms under American influence. He favored a few years of American business methods for English lads.
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Boston Herald
Sir Thomas Lipton
America
England
Thomas
Great Britain
United States
Sir Thomas
Jubilee convention to mark 50 years in Boston
M C A headquarters in Boston hosts a June 11 to 16 jubilee convention marking the organization's 50th anniversary born from a London meeting. Delegates from 1,000 associations across U S and Canada attend with foreign reps. Also notes flag history since 1777 and calls for schools and cities to observe the day. Baseball summary follows with Hose Factory Club beating Park Team 6 to 5 at Athletic Park. Keefer and Schilling pitched, Moberly and Bennett at the plate. Frederick club seeks Westminster game during firemen's meeting. home club to play Charlestown, W Va.
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Young Men's Chistian Association
Boston
London
United States
Canada
Congress
American Flag Association
Frederick
Athletic Park
Hose Factory
Stod
Keefer and Schilling
Hoss Factory
Moberly
Bennett
Charles Phoebus
Frederick Baseball Club
Westminster Club
Moments With The MnOLE In Summer Time
A lyric poem celebrating summer and nature contrasts with a man who longs for constant sun and baseball. The piece praises honeysuckles flowers and locust rhymes while the sun and warmth fill the season.
Funerals Report From Walkersville and Nearby
The funeral of Doctor Van Buren Dixon was held from the Walkersville residence of Mrs. Wm and David A. Baker with services at M. E. church officiated by Rev. D. J. Woalfa. Pallbearers included David Barrick George Best Mortimer Fitch and others. Interment at Israel Creek cemetery. Also in town, the funeral of Miss Matilda Berry colored from Orange New Jersey with services at Asbury M. E. church and interment at Greenmount cemetery. Mrs Grace Barucker died and funeral services were held at her home with interment at Mt Olivet. A. T. Rice & Sons directed the services for these funerals.
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van Buren Dixon
David A. Baker
Walkersville
M. IE Church
D. J. Woalfa
David Barrick
George Best
Mortimer Fitch
David R. Stauffer
H. Clay Fulton
Chas. H. Fulton
Israel Creek Cemetery
A. T. Rice & Sons
Matilda Berry
Orange
N.J
Asbury M. E
Geo D. Pinkney
Madison G. Lee
John Wardock
John Only
Chas. Goins
Geo. Seyler
Ireenmount Cemetery
A.T. Rice & Sons
Grace Barucker
South Market Street
Osborne Ingle
W. C. Martin
Frederick Snyder
Frank Chew
Edward S. Houch
George S. Wilson
Charles Quyne
Mt. Olivet
W.H. B. Etchison
Advertised Letters in Frederick Post Office June 1801
List of letters remaining at the Frederick city post office dated Saturday June 1801. Recipients must call for advertised letters. unclaimed within two weeks go to the dead letter office. Names include Harry Dill Ben ner, Wm H Kirkendall, Albert J Long, H E Neibert, Lond Rickets, Burgess N Reed, E D Shearer, Geo Q Weaver, Miss Mary Beach, Miss Maggie Kline, Mrs Louisa Montague, Mrs Fannie Stern, Miss Irean Thomas, Mrs Phaby Wachtor.
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Frederick City
Getlemen
Harry Dill Benner
Wm. H. Kirkendall
Albert J. Long
H. E. Neibert
Lond Rickets
Burgess N. Reed
E. D. Shearer
Laws Grippe and Local Judgments Before Justice Wood
Thomas Whalen was arrested Saturday by Officer Jones for drunk and disorderly conduct. Justice Wood found him guilty and fined $1.25, paid. Henry Higgins was arrested Saturday by Officer King for drunk and disorderly conduct. Guilty verdict. 20 days in jail in default of $4 fine. Mount St Marys College exercises set for June 19 with Bishop Allen presiding, Monk Monaghan possible. Emmitsburg High School closing June 20 at Opera House. Advertising car of Welsh Brothers Circus to appear June 1 in Frederick, led by H Ovide Woodward. Special meeting of Tedependent Hose Company at 7:50 PM. Advertisement for Anjust Flower health tonic and Green's Pyive Almaric sold nationwide.
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Justice Wood
Thomas Whalen
Ofiver Jones
Henry Higgins
Officer King
Edward P. Allen
Mobile
Mount St. Mary's College
Emmitsburg
J.J. Monaghan
Wilmington
Del
Emmitburg High School
Opera House
Welsh Brothers’ Circus
Frederick
H. Ovide Woodward
Thomas Gorsuch
Frederick County
Brothers
Gratera
Testator
Nelces
General Reef
Ate
Lefer
Hubert Gorsuch
Robert
Orphans’ Court
Catechia Mountain Iion Company
Jennie Pole
Robert Gorsuch
Eliza Ogburn
Nlora Englar
Nora Gorsuch
Mount Olivet, Cemetery Company
Harry P Go
Teracles
Ellen Goodwin
Ellen
Dennis Gorsuch
Jane Batlea
Nice
Harry P., Nors
Emerson Gorsuch
Dennla Gorsnech
Elmer Gorsuch
George Gorsuch
Viola Ely
Herson B. Goranch
Maryland
United States
H. Price Goodwin
Charles E. Goodwin
Thomas P. Goodwin
Charles E
H Price Goodwin
Jane Satle
Carroll County
Dalla Baile
Testator Were Intebted To Him At the Time of Testator
Thos. P. Goodwin
Ellon Goodwin
Harry P
Dal
Thos, Gorsuch
Circuit Court For
Equity
Sun
Emerson B Gorsuch
George O Gorsuch
Marsland
Scletter
Douglass H. Hargett
Frederick Co
W. P. Maul
Soilcitos
Lost and Found Notice for Pocketbook Between Ore Bank and Thormont
A pocketbook with a bunch of keys was lost between Fourth Street and Mt Pleasant. It contains tones and belongs to Dr W. Rente. A liberal reward is offered upon return to this office.
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Ore Bank
Thormont
W. Rente
Ws St
Fourth ST
Mt Pleazant
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