This Date In History June 10 4072 to 1901 Events
A disrupted list of historic notes includes Peter the Great’s birth in 1672 and Tripoli war action, a slave death in New Haven, David Burnett Scott’s 1822 birth, KRW Flantington’s 1901 Guantanamo landing, and Walter Besant’s 1898 death in London, reflecting a dated montage of biographical and military items.
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Peter the Great
Russia
Moscow
United States
Tripoli
Louis Green
New Haven Green
New Haven
David Burnett Scott
The
College of the City of New York
New York City
KR. W Flantington
Guantanamo Bay
Storg
Shipes
Walter Besant
London
Robert Buchanan
Movellet
Déramutist
Lero Eal
The Weekly News announces a twelve page issue this Thursday
The Weekly News will be a handsome twelve page issue with news and special features. It claims the largest panache circulation in Frederick city and county and invites new advertisements with deadlines Wednesday at 6 p.m. for copy and 7 p.m. for changes.
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Tax Weekly
Frederick City
PURELY PERSONAL NOTES FROM FREDERICK AND AREA
Mrs. Luther Kuhlman of East Church Street visits York friends while Rev Dr Luther Kuhlman spends the day in Baltimore on business. Dr P B Fahroey also visits Baltimore, and General IL Victor Baughman is in Baltimore and Washington for a few days. Nellie Spickler of Hagerstown guests Miss Rosa Birley in Frederick, as others tour Monocacy fishing and visiting relatives. Adolphus Fearhake and Rose Fearhake move to a Braddock Heights cottage, with Mrs Houston Elliott of Washington accompanying. Mrs Lewis Cram returns from a lengthy visit with her son Clayton Geam in Springfield Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Luther Kuhlman
East Church Street
Vielting Friends
York
M. P. Wood
New Market
Frederick
Baltimore
P. DB. Fahroey
General IL
Victor Baughman
Washington
Nellie Spickler
Hageratown
Rosa Birely
North Market Street
Charles Haller
John Derr
Mary A. Williamson
Court Square
W. P. Mason
May Thompson
Near New Market
Helen
Florence Fooke
Madeline Shipley
West Third Street
Meliss Day
Maggie Bargee
Washington County
Adolphus Fearhake
Misa Rose Fearhake
Braddock Heights
Houston Elliott
Lewis Cram
West Fifth Arrest
Clayton T. Geam
Springfeld
Ohio
Death in East Second Street Mrs Newman at 58
Mrs Kate Newman daughter of Francis Shaw and widow of Jacob M. Newman died at her East Second Street home at 5 50 PM from a complication of diseases aged 58. Survived by husband and five children John S. of Frederick bar Frack, Misseur Bossis, Emma and Mary. a brother Hon Frank T. Shaw of Westminster also surviving. Funeral Thursday at 11 AM at the house. interment Woodsboro. Also Mrs Ostharine K Strailman died at West Fourth Street this morning at about 12 50 from heart disease aged 73 years 10 months 25 days. Widow of Henry M. Strailman she leaves two sons William of Brunswick and Frank of Dodge City and four daughters Mrs W H Brentlinger and Mrs J Harry Grove and Miss Catharine and Miss Bina at home. Funeral Thursday at 3 PM with services at the house and interment Olivet cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. M. Newman
Kate Newman
Francis Shaw
Woodsboro
Wits
st-Senator
Jacob M. Newman
East Second Street
Misseur Bossis
Emma
Mary Newman
Frank T. Shaw
Westminster
Catharise Stratilwas
Ostharine K. Strailman
West Fourth Strait
Baumgardner and Branet Marry at Evangelical Lutheran Parsonage
William Daniel Baumgardner son of John Baumgardner of North Market Street and Grace Amelia Branet daughter of near Frederick were quietly married at the Evangelical Lutheran parsonage this morning at seven forty five by Rev. Dr. Ruhlman. They left for Baltimore Philadelphia and Atlantic City on a wedding trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baumgardser
William Daniel Baumgardser
John Baumgardner
North Market Street
Gracs Amelia Branet
Frederick
Evangelical Lutheran Parsonage
Ruhlman
Baumgardner
Baltimore
Philadelphia
Atlantic Cty
Organ Recital Opens New Washington Church Cannon
A New Organ Tried at St John s Church Washington with Milas Cobaugh soprano. H H Freeman organist and choirmaster of St John s led a mixed program from Bach to Spinney and Schubert. Cobaugh’s voice praised for resonance and technique. Two more recitals planned June 18 and June 28 featuring Wolf and Addicks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Episcopal Church
Moller
H. H. Freeeman
St. John’s Church
Washington
Misa Qobaugh
Freeman
Lemaigra
Maszkowski
Beranata
Jesus
Schubert
Frederick W. Wolf
Grace Church
Baltimore
Stanley Addicks
Philadelphia
Prominent Halfway Man Denies Sex Charge
Serious accusation swirls around Sylvester L. V. Young of Halfway Washington county as he faces a warrant for carnal knowledge of a 14 to 16 year old girl, Miss Sophia Saum, living with him since age seven. The case follows a sequence from Hagerstown to Westminster and Baltimore with Young posting bail at $200.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sylvester L. V. Young
Halfway
Washington County
Aston Saum
Mr. Saum
Sophia Saum
Mr. Young
Justice Hoffman
Hagerstown
Tew
Young
Benjamin Thun
Misa Saum
Hageratown
Baltimore
Saum
Ostroll County
Mr.Young
Westminster
Fishing trip along Monocacy and Potomac rivers
A party from Frederick and Oakmont plans a ten day fishing and camping journey in several boats. Messia Willard O Keller Dudley Page James Solt Charles Rhoderick and O P Meckel start on the Monocacy from Orangerstown, fish to the river mouth, then spend eight days along the Potomac. They are well equipped with tents provisions and camping gear. The start was made this morning and they expect to return next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Messia
Willard O. Keller
Dudley Page
James 5. Solt
Charles Rhoderick
Frederick
O. P. Meckel
Oakmont
Monocracy
Potomac
Monocacy
St Orengerstown
Brief Bits of Local and General Interest
Saturday will be flag day and commencements continue this week. Whitresses urged to wear fetching costumes while watermelons and cantaloupes arrive. A note on buried hopes and nonmonument placement. Housekeepers told to grab cherries this week. The June bride’s blush colors the air. Attorney Jacob Robbinsack for Marion Steam Shorts Company to offer for safe shovels near Catoctin Far mace tomorrow. Local advertiser’s business growth noted amid a busy scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacob Robrbsck
Marion Steam Shorts Company
Catoctin
Wedding at Woman's College Sees Myers Wed to J P Chew
Mrs Myers, former lady principal of the Woman's College, and J P Chew of Xenia Ohio wed in the college parlor with a small faculty and family breakfast following the ceremony. The couple departed for Canada on a tour after the celebration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mra. Myers
J. PB. Chew
J P. Chew
Xenia
Ohio
Xenia Daily
Gazetty
Sarah McGervey Myers
Woman's College
Ray. de. B. &. Todd
M. B. Church
Mrs. Chew
Canada
First Quarterly Conference and Missionary Society Meet at Nameville
The M E church at Nameville held its first quarterly conference on Saturday with preaching by Rev Dr W S McKenney the presiding elder. The Evangelical Reformed Missionary Society met in Trinity chapel that evening. Appropriations totaled 150 for various missions. A program of music and recitations by children followed. Dr Eschbach spoke on Home Missionary work. The July meeting will see children bring their missionary barrels for the past six months collections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M.E
Nameville
W. S. McKenney
Evangelical Reformed Missionary Society
Trinity Chapel
T ‘Mbia College
Angels
Edith Miller
Grace Zimmerman
Charlotte Sim
Muzio
Eschbach
Home
Home Missionary Board
Visitation Academy Receives Stations of the Cross Display
A set of fourteen Stations of the Grass imported from Munich decorates the Visitation Academy chapel in celebration of St. Mary Dalores Atlee’s golden jubilee. The cream and gold bas relief figures show refined coloring and expression. Sr. Mary Alphonso Muth named Mistress of Novices. Miss Mary Anderson enters the convent as postulant. Alumnae Association premiums distribution and celebration set for Wednesday, June 18.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Visitation Academy
St. Mary Dalores Atlee
Munich
Mary Anderson
Wissahickon
Mary Alphonso Muth
Wedded in High Air at Lovers Rock
Miss Effie Viola Ross and Mr. J. Luther Williams of Stephens City Va were wed Wednesday by Rev Thrasher Shepherdstown. The ceremony atop Lovers Rock overlooking the Potomac saw the couple marry with Virginias and West Virginias skyline in view. They plan to reside on the groom’s farm near Stephens City. Prudent Apple of the Women’s College learned officials awarded a bronze medal for exhibit views of college buildings and work at the Charleston Exposition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Effie Viola Ross
J. Luther Wiliams
Stephens City
Thrasher
Shepherdstown
Harper’s Ferry
Lovers’ Rock
Virginia
West Virginia
Mason of the Potomac
Thomas Ross
Baltimore
Women’s College
Charleston
Lightning kills seven sheep near Dayton farm
In Howard county near Dayton Dr. Samail A. Nichols loses six sheep and one escapes as a lightning bolt strikes the flock during a deluge Saturday. Heavy rain and hail hailed Guilford area while parts of the county see less rain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samail A. Nichols
Dayton
Howard County
Howard
Guilford
Excursion to Baltimore by The King's Daughters group
The King's Daughters of Thormont will run an excursion to Baltimore on Saturday next June 14 via the Western Maryland Railroad. Departures will begin at Highfield and continue from all stations at the usual times. The return trip lands in Baltimore at 7 pm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
King’s Daughters
Thormont
Western Maryland Railroad
Highfield
Electric Plant Workmen Tour Frederick For Dynamos
Representatives of General Electric in Schenectady New York and the Frick Company in Waynesboro Pennsylvania were in Frederick today laying off the conditions for the dynamos and engines of the new municipal electric light plant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
General Electric Company
Schenectady
N. X
Frick Company
Waynesboro
Frederick
Municipal Electric Light Plant
Gold Claim Arises From Shenandoah Land Lease Near Charlestown
A party of capitalists who leased land from H A Carroll on the Shenandoah River east of Charlestown West Virginia claim to have struck gold in large quantity. Da R Entertainmes. The Daughters of the American Revolution closed their Maryland School for the Deaf meeting with a Miss Bly hosted program. Admiral Schley Unable to Attend Royal Arcanum Day at Pen Mar due to prior engagement. Zine and Grinding Produce Lead and Zinc Paint by hand mixing lead with oil.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. A. Carroll
Shenandosh River
Charlestown
W. Va
da. R
Daughters of the American Revulation
Maryland School For the
Desf
Bly
Frederick College to Host College Examinations and Commencement
Frederick College was chosen by the Association of Colleges and Preparatory Schools to administer June examinations, a flagship honor as one of only four Maryland sites. The commencement on Friday at 10 a.m. includes orations by Love Cannon, Albert Ebert, and Bennett Oates, diplomas, and remarks by President H E Oates. Thursday evening, Prof. Wm. Tappan will lecture in College Hall. the public is invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frayer
Agassiz
Bennett E. Oates
H. H. Murphy
Adamstown High School
H. E. Oates
Thomas Virginius Love Cannon
Bennett Edward Oates
Albert Cleveland Ebert
Charles Columbus Ebert
Wm. Tappan
University School For Boys
Baltimore
College Hall
Vaudeville Crowd Applauds Athletic Park Program
A good sized crowd enjoyed last night’s vaudeville at Athletic Park. Norton & Russell offered clever lightning changes and impersonations. Harry Antrim, revived act, performed unique stunts. Joe Vanes Bonnie presented The Prima Donna and The Muon. Antrim & Peters provided popular imitations. Dancing followed until 11 o’clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athletic Park
Norton & Russell
Harry Antrim
Joe Vanes-Bonnie
Antrim & Peters
Bogus vinegar makers face prosecution in Pennsylvania
The state dairy and food department will prosecute Bogus vinegar producers to the full extent of the law. A flood of counterfeit vinegar made from corn acetic acid and low grade wines is entering the market as prices for good vinegar rise. True vinegar comes from cider or white wine but is costly to make and fetches a premium. The counterfeit makers seek large profits and have evaded the law for some time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania Dairy and Food Department
Will of David Buhrman Proclaimed for Probate in Orphans Court
The will appoints executors Charlea D. and Lida B. Bobrman and Samuel M. Birely. One third of the estate goes to the wife for life with remainder to the couple’s children and to the children of the deceased daughter, who inherit their mother’s share. The remainder is divided among the children equally, including the issue of the deceased daughter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Buhrman
Orphans’ Court
Charlea D
Lida B. Bobrman
Samuel M. Birely
High Drop into River at Shenandoah Bridge
Robert Begent of Loudon County fell 50 feet from the bridge over the Shenandoah at Sharper’s Ferry during the night. Found halfway in water on a rock with broken limbs and injuries including broken ribs jaw and teeth loss. Civil authorities report severe bruises and exposure from the fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Begent
Loudon County
Shenandoah River
Sarper
Frederick Firemen to Attend Lonaconing Convention
One Frederick firs company will compete at Lonaconing this week with the Junior Company entering reel and hook and ladder races. Delegates from United and Independent Companies will attend, led by Bir William M. Crimmins, secretary of the State Firemen's Association, who will travel from Frederick to Cumberland tonight and on to Lonaconing tomorrow morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick Firs
Lonvssoning
Bir
William M. Crimmins
State Firemen’s Association
Frederick
Cumberland
Lonaconing Tomorow
Baltimore and Ohio to Run Sunday Excursions
The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad will run a special excursion from Frederick to Baltimore and Washington next Sunday. The outbound leaves Frederick at 7:45 p.m. and returns from Baltimore at 6 p.m. and Washington at 7 p.m. Fares are 1.00 dollars to Washington and return and 1.25 dollars to Baltimore and return. A separate excursion runs from Hagerstown to Frederick, arriving in Frederick at 9:30 a.m.
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Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
Frederick
Baltimore
Washington
Hagerstown
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Jesus
Local market quotes from Eastern Milling & Export Co
Eastern Milling and Export Company market quotations show steam at 3.10 per barrel, corn shelled at 61 cents per bushel, wheat No 2 red at 75 steam and 77 per bushel, and hay priced from 9 to 10 dollars per ton.
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Eastern Milling & Export Company
Carnival at Cumberland lodge Elks opens week of July 7
Cumberland lodge of Elks to stage a carnival in Cumberland during the week starting July 7. The event has engaged the Bostock Ferrar Company featuring a large display of trained animals for public entertainment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amberland
Cumberland Lodge of Elks
Bostock-Ferrar Company
Washington County items and notable deaths in Maryland
The news notes tax rates in Maryland a death in Hagerstown at age 81, a farm sale near Hagerstown for $2000 to a Virginia buyer, and local civic election results. It reports a Baltimore grand jury presentation for murder, a fatal track accident in Philadelphia, and a railroad buyout bid for Washington branch. A lightning strike damaged a Clarkburg area home with no injuries. A work accident at Baltimore Brick Company left a man nearly cut in two but surviving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Sport
Mro
Ostherane
Bowman
Hagerstown
Daniel Looke
David Shaw
Virginia
Washington County Christian Endeavor Union
Beaver Creek
L. P. Doub
Frank Johnson
Baltimore Grand Jury
Gussie Wade
Peter Deckman
Philadelphia
Wilmington
Baltimore
Middle River Orosany
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company
Washington
James
Devote
Clarksburg
Montgomery County
John R. Diamond
Baltimore Brick Company
Monument Street
Creek to be Straightened by Frederick & Jefferson Co
President Douglass H. Hargett of the Frederick and Jefferson Turnpike Company arranged to straighten the creek at Fongaville. The project will reduce ongoing expenses and public annoyance by eliminating the sharp bend and the costly misuses caused by the current course.
Local Frederick additions spark growth and transport links
The area north west of Frederick shows rapid homebuilding as elevated healthy lots with wide drains attract buyers at reasonable prices. A special car trip to Braddock Heights and frequent dances, auctions, and cultural events accompany a season of concerts, exhibitions, and excursions, with rail lines promoting trips to Washington Baltimore and Atlantic coast resorts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
All Quiet Along the KO Tomac Song Remains in Memory
Fragmentary line hints at a wartime or military theme with characters Jol ly Joe Little George and Aimee, and a lingering association to The Model. The phrase suggests nostalgia for a departed era and a lasting musical reference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jolly Joe
Little George
Aimee
the Model
Those Mohair Waists Offer Summer Comfort and Protection
Fashion note predicts that mohair waistwear will dominate this summer with half wool waists as the ideal blend of protection and comfort. Available in navy, black, cream, and garnet.
Cottage Curtains and Draperies Offer Bargains on Home Goods
Bargain sale on inexpensive curtains and draperies in wool and novelty fabrics. Customers in Braddock Heights and nearby areas can order with fast garment maker production and daily skirt shipments. Active selling proves quality without restatement.
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the Daily News
Washinatox
Dimatoh
Maryland
W. J. Moonn
the Weather Bureau
Nares
McC
Young’e. Festival
Tyameville M
Oburoh
North-West
Washington and Balto
B.& Q.R. R. Dry Goods
Thos. Kemp
Hearonie
Hymereal
Pert
All Saints’ Church
H. H. Freeman
News OF the Churches
Devos
Frederick College
Association of Colleges and Prparatory Schools
Kiremen
Doll's
Square Corner
the Heights
Dolia
M. E
Ljameville
Endré
Braddock
G. Thomas
News Office
Elsie
Highbarger
Park Hotel
Frederick Building Association
Mrr
J. W. L. Carty
Frederick County National Bank
Jonx O. Haxpr
Wm. O. Boteler
Ranma City University
N. Market
Ezcaralon
Atlantic City
Cape May
Sea Isle City
Cogan City
Ocean City
Rehoboth Beach
Del
Biltmore & Ohio R
John Hendrickson
Orem Model
Joan
Hexvboxson
Ire & Midler
Batiste
Neidig & Miller
Clinton B. Main
Clinton E. Main
Frederick County
Isanogle & Wagamian
Beau
Rucket
Isanogle & Wagaman
North Mareest Street
F. B. Sappington
F. B
Jea Béawly Guedotr North City All
Rodook & QO
Byore
Rodock & CO
T. Rice & Rons
A. T. Rios & Sons
Frederick, MD
Frederick County Telephone
Thomas P. Rice
East Fourth
Willard G. Keller
Patrick Street
A. E. Peterman
Franklin Street
JosEre W. Gaver
Raulty
Court Street
Dsdawif Sdwin
Devileiss & Urneb
Offich
Dothd Albaugh Ihativing
Frederics, Malectidawiy
Nicodemus
Frederick Co
Noah
E. Dramed
Can
Mt. Zion Church
Buxton
Jefersep
Ghariesvails
Patz
Woeinersville
Mobler
Grove
Vanderlie
Vances
Antrim
Help Wasley
Fou
Youne
Bac Hivee
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