Firemen Convention Comes to Westminster This Week
The Maryland State Firemen Association holds its ninth annual convention at Westminster High School. Activities include receptions, grand parades, band concerts, and racing contests on Wednesday and Thursday June 18 and 19. Delegates from Frederick and other cities, with numerous fire companies and drum corps, participate. a special train is sought to return Frederick members home after the event.
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Westminster
Maryland State Fireman’s Associat
Jane
Maryland State Fireman’s Association
Compact H
Furst Md Regiment
Auer
Maryland State Firemen's Association
Westminster Band
Westminster Fire Department
Westaminster and
Dram Corps
Jomo
Westminster Veteran Volunteer Firemen of
Baltimore
Dram Corp
Sons of Veterans Volunteer Fire Company
Water Witch Hook and Ladder and Hose Company
Annapolis
Independent
Frederick
Band
Water Bridge Fire Company
Bane United Steam Fire Engine Company
Frederick Frosberg Fire Company
Tonertown Fire Company
Camberland Hose Company
Reseny Hose Company
Coon Will Fire Company
Manchester Fire Company
Jun
Ce Fire Company
McSherrystown Steam Fire Engine Company
McSherrystown
Columbian Steam Fire Engine Company
Alexandria
Philadelphia Fire Engine Company
Pottstown
Rouse Hook and Ladder Company
Winchester
Hampstead Fire Company
Hampstead
Milton Hoogle
George Wallans
Junior Steam Fire Engine Company
J. Weary Lampo
D H. Steuer
William M. Crimmains
John Bisenhauer
Ira Bilger
John Francs Smith
John Markey
Charies Shipler
Lester Smith
John Blumenauer
United Steam Fire Engine Company Co
Lloyd T. MacGill, Jr
Glenna Worthington
C. P. Levy
Hiram R. Heck
Lewis Rice
J. W. Gaver
D. H. Hargett
Robert 4. Bernst
George Moberly
Charles Hargett
Frederick Shaven
News Echoes From Annapolis And Baltimore Regions
EWS OF THE STATS reports varied items from Laurel to Annapolis and Baltimore. Barnes Comp ton estate at Laurel sold to John W. Williams of Baltimore. St Johns College Annapolis announces commencement week program. Chesapeake and Indiana join in Annapolis Roads for cadets practice cruise. Western Maryland College president Thomas H. Lewis preaches baccalaureate sermon. Corpus Christi observed at St Josephs Catholic Church in Midland. Baltimore clergymen attend Western District Baptist Association convention. memorial services over Confederate graves at Washington cemetery Hagerstown. John H. Byd Douglas presiding. Wod Stone, accused in a Baltimore house of ill fame murder, under police guard at Johns Hopkins Hospital, to recover. Rev Edwin Heyl Delk to welcome Maryland State Teachers Association at Glen Mountain House in July. Cochenowner marbis quarries near Keedysville purchased by New York syndicate. active work to begin after years of litigation. Entertainments feature Miss Katherine Eisenhauer School of Expression recital at City Opera House with local talent including O W Fout, Ralph R Bowers, Lucy Eisenhauer, Bion Firestone, A S McDanne, Owen Compher. A second recital Friday with scarf drill. Attendees include Misa Koehler, Miss Beard, Prof Ghase, Altoona Rob ert Burck, Walter McDaniel. A Good Medicine extols Chamberlains Cough Remedy praised by local druggists for family use. For sale mention A. J. Pearre. Several large oaks noted from advertising acorns.
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Siven
Barnes Compton
Laurel
John W. Williams
Baltimore
St. John's College, Annapolis
Chesapeake
Indiana
Annapolis Roads
Thomas H. Lewis
Western Maryland College
St. Joseph's Catholics Church
Midland
Don Luigi Satori
Western District Baptist Association
Cumberland
Washington Cemetery
Hagerstown
H. Byd Douglas
W Od. Stone
Mary Carstens
Johns Hopkins Hospital
Edwin Heyl Delk
Trinity Lutheran Church
Maryland State Teachers’ Association
Blouse Mountain House
Baltimore and Ohio
Keedysville
Washington County
New York
Katherine Eisenhauer
School of Expression
City Opera House
0 W. Fout
Ralph R Bowers
Lucy Eisenhauer
Bion Firestone
A.S. McDanne
Owen Compher
Opera House
Misa Koehler
Miss Beard
Middletown
Prof
Ghase
Washington
Figart
Altoona
Robert Burck
Walter McDaniel
Death by own action or murder shocks Middletown family
The body of William Shafer, a Middletown Md youth, was found near Danville Illinois with a bullet wound, prompting reports of murder or death by own action. A newspaper receipt bore his name and a silverine watch traced to Baltimore linked to the deceased, son of Charles W Shafer, a white farmer.
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Lifeleas
Whimer
Shafer
Lllinois
Danville
William
Middlstown
Charles W. Shafer
Middletown
Frederick County
West
Indianapolis
Baltimore
Carnival of Music and County Band Carnival in Rockville
The first annual Montgomery county band carnival and races will be held at the Rockville Fair Grounds on Thursday June 20. All bands in Montgomery county are invited with five from Frederick county joining to form a 165 member monster band marching through Rockville to the grounds. A band contest and plantation cake walk are planned along with two trotting and two running races open to horses and all entrants from Montgomery county and the District of Columbia.
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Montgomery County
Fair Grounds
Rockville
Frederick County
Frederick City
District of Columbia
Alamnae Reunion of Frederick Female Seminary Alumnae
The Alamnae Association held a reunion Saturday evening at Mrs. Margaret Hood’s home near the city. Attendees arrived by two large conveyances between 4 and 5 pm and conducted a short meeting. Miss Bertha Trail delivered a paper on Clubs and all joined in singing Auld Lang Syne while snacks of sandwiches coffee olives pickles ice cream and cake were served.
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Alamnaw
Frederick Female Seminary
Margaret Hood
Alamnae Association
Sale of a Farm at New Market in 4-67 Acre Lot Auctioned
Auctioneer Harvey R. Lease sold for executor Thomas Hammond on a Saturday afternoon at Litz's Hotel New Market four farms totaling 67 acres from the late Philip Hammond estate to William Downey at 4050 dollars per acre. Also notes a movement to form a local Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals, and various short notices on local business and medicine ads including Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhea Remedy.
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Harvey R. Lease
Litz's
New Market
Thomas H. Hammond
Philip Hammond
William Downey
Stops the Cough and Works off the Cold
Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets touted as a cure for coughs and colds are advertised as available for purchase. The offer claims no Cureno Pay and urges readers to mention the Tuesday News when ordering.
Killed in Bicycle Collision in New York
Ernest Smith a confidential man of General Traffic Manager T. S. Eger of Clyde Steamship line died in a head-on bicycle collision on a street near Central Park. A Black man on a bicycle struck him and fled. Smith died at hospital shortly after. Police seek the suspect.
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New York
Ernest Smith
T. S. Eger
Clyde
Mr. Smith
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van Buen
A. J. Pearre
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Ude
Michael Kennedy
South Market Street
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Littlestown
New Windsor College
Carroll County
Garden of Eden
Ss. P.C. A. Movement
Society For the Prevention of Cruelty To Animals
W. S Whedon
First National Bank
Winterset
Iowa
Chamberlain
A. L Pearre
C. N. Hauer
Tue News
Dr. Pierce
Pierce
OR. V. Pasce
Buffalo
N.Y
Buffalo’s Liquor Dep
T. & Home Necessity
Wheatland
Inter Stata Telephone
Goa
Reytars
Liberalh Wang
The
Carrollton Chemical Co
Baltimore, MD
Great Southern Pty. Co
Prederick
Central Hardware CO
Solth Makklt
Allen Rohraback
Grocer
WM. S. Miller & CO
David Wineberg
City Hall
Dean Ly
Cobra
Oxford
Ideal
J. T. Cousin
Oxfords
Alec Allnutt
Woody
Uuéco
A. Vilpefi
N. Market St
D. & D. Institute
Isabella Gas Works
Patrick Street
Apsdtt
Penaverval
Ward Les
Crichester
Endien
Madison Square
Pinlla
Clinton E. Main
Morrow
Elmira
H. E. Wilcoxon
Music Hall
N. Market Street
A. E. McConnell
West Patrick Street
Briah’s Bazar
Carty’s
Carty’s Furniture Store
E. Patrick St
Frad’k, Md
Serge
B. H. Blackston & Son
MM. B. Oo. D
JAS. E. Walker & CO
James E. Walker & CO
Carnegie
Lowenstein & Wertheimer
B. Rosenour & Sons
W. H. B. Etchison
Frederick, Md
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