June 11 In History Continentals and Malta
A collage of historical notes mentions the Continental Congress committee of five drafting the Declaration, Malta’s siege by the French leading to British capture, the Nile battles and Napoleon’s failures, the Maltese uprising, and English relief. It also notes Sir John Franklin’s death, attacks at Guantanamo, Dr John Blair Gibbs, King Alexander, and other revolutionary rumors and figures.
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Continental Congress
Committee of Five
Malta
England
Valetta
Ergtard
John Franklin
Arctic
Regos Torn
Wss
Personal Visitors Show Town and Gown
Judge Motter is out of town on business. Baltimore visitors include Mr. McNulty and Mr. Barrgts. Miss Jacobs and Miss Price travel from Fountain Mill and Mount Fuji nt. Several residents visit relatives in York and Buckeystown while others attend fairs and graduations. Mr. Vanfossen arrives from London representing Palmetto Fibre Company for a stay in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John AO. Motter
Thomas J. McNulty
Baltimore
O. Barrgts
Mary Jacobs
East Fourth Street
West Falls
Charles E. Webstar
New York
O. F. Thomas
Buckeystown
Mountain Lake Park
Misa Emma Brown
Fountain Mille
Kindley
Misa Mazie Price
Mount Fiant
Nins Marshall
York
J. Tyhman Ridgely
Springfield
Ohio
Middletown
Sr. M. Johanna
Connecticut
Notre Dame Academy
Libertytown
Misa M. Hleanor Dill
West Third Artest
Mary Simmons
Adamstown
John Keller, Sr
Halmond Adams
Buckeyatown
St. Louia Fair
Mary H. Richie
Wille Bitobie
West Church
Abner McKinley Found Dead At Somerset Home
Special Dispatch reports Abner McKinley, brother of the late President, was found dead in a chair at his Somerset residence this morning. His death came as a sudden loss to his family and follows no warning to relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taz News
Somerset Pa
Abner Mc Kinley
Earl Grey to Succeed Minto as Governor General
Special dispatch from Lussex June 11 reports Earl Grey lord lieutenant of Northumberland will succeed the Earl of Minto as governor general of Canada. Notary public designation for F C Remaberg, cashier of the Woodaboro Savings Bank, named notary public by governor.
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Lussex
Earl Grey
Northumberland
Earl of Minto
Canada
F. C. Remaberg
Woodaboro Savings Bank
Property Ownership Grants Voting Rights Despite Tax Assessment
Judge John C. Motter ordered Nicholas J. Gassaway Marshall E. Jenkins and William B. Diggs registered for the municipal election Tuesday ruling that ownership of $500 in real or personal property suffices for voting if it is listed on the city assessment books. The decision clarifies the registration law and overrides lower denials based on lower assessed values.
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Nicholas J. Gassaway
Marshall E. Jenkins
William RB. Diggs
John C. Motter
Jenkins
Diggs
Gansaway
Motter
SettledMandamus Case Ends In Secret Compromise
The mandamus proceeding of Harry H Chapline against Dr Samuel T Haffner and Clerk involvement was settled by private agreement before a scheduled 11 o clock hearing. Terms undisclosed. Chapline told reporters he would resume work as deputy. attorneys declined comment. Judge McSherry offered no remarks.
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Maulsby
Hammond Urner
Chap- Mae
McSherry
Judge McSherry
Chapling
Chapline
Coars Cours
Haffner
Weather prophecy proves correct amid brisk dialogue
A collage of brief items notes yesterday's unexpectedly cool weather and uses adages about trust and fortune. It also mentions Rev. Redaker of Odenton Md visiting Washington Camp No 17 this Wednesday night and the planned cornerstone ceremony for Red Men's Hall in Brounswick on July 4 1904 with Masonic involvement.
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Redaker
Odenton
Washington Camp
Red Men's Hall
Bronewick
Brounswick
Eben
Funeral service for Mary Ebien McAnthrey held at St John’s
Mary Ebien McAnthrey’s funeral was held at 9:80 o’clock from her Weet Patrick street home. Services occurred at St John’s Catholic Church led by Rev Fr W J Kane. Pallbearers were Geo Rodock Chan B Staley Jos F Hisenhauer Geo Wilson Henry Doll and John Kennedy. burial followed at St John’s cemetery. Charles Walter Miller died in Baltimore and his remains were brought to Woodboro for services by Ray Wheeler. interment at Mt Hope cemetery.
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Mary Ebien McAnthrey
Patrick Stress
St. John’s Catholic Church
W. J. Kane
Geo. Rodock
Chan B Staley
Jos. F. Hisenhauer
Geo. Wilson
Henry Doll
John Kennedy
John’s Cemetery
Carty
Charles Walter
Chailes
Abandon Emancipation Celebration in Frederick
The Frederick Hornet reports the annual Emancipation Day celebration in Frederick will be abandoned due to colored people's disapproval of the Jim Crow law. The plan aims to deprive railroads of revenue from visitors to Frederick for the event.
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Frederick Hornet
Frederick
Local Market Quotes for Mountain City Mill Products
The Mountain City Mill market today lists Corp. per bar ral at 2.75, ahalled at 0.56 per bushel, Wo red 0.93, No 3 red 0.88, steamer 0.80 per bushel, rejected 0.70. Oats at 0.55 per bushel.
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Mountain City
Corp
The Town Crier Adverts in Taz News Promote Local Ads
Wide awake readers learn that The News Went Ads reach Bobbie households and employers with immediate value to buyers sellers job seekers and finders in the community. The notice stresses live newspaper advertising as the modern method.
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Taz
Bobbie
MacGill Explains Readmission of Hagerstown Fire Firms
Dr L T MacGill Jr returned from Cumberland where he presided over the Maryland State Firemen’s Association convention. He clarifies the readmission of three Hagerstown fire companies, noting credentials and dues rules, committee action, and the convention’s unanimous adoption of the credentials report. He defends decisions as within constitutional process and denies improper conduct.
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Chamberland
L. T. MacGil, Jr
Cumberland
Maryland State Firemen’s Association
MacGill
Hagerstown
Maryland State Firemen’. Association
Ite
Ais
Association
Articole $d
Seopion 1
Ehall
Westminster
Hangerstowe
Belles Lettres Literary Society Meets with Debate
The Belles Lettres Society held its regular meeting with President H Ordenfin conducting the roll call and minutes. A program featured readings, a recitation, an essay, and a debate on monarchy with the negative side winning two to one. adjournment set for June 17.
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Belles Lettres
Belles Lettres Literary Society
H. Ordenfin
H. Ziegler
L. Woodward
J. Staley
Ghent
Aix
Edgar T. Legg
EK. Michael
A. Reich
Eleventh Thurmont High School commencement set for June 21
The Thurmont High School graduation for six seniors, four girls and two boys, features an address to the class by Hon. Jacob Rohrback. Middletown High will hold commencement June 23 in the Opera House with elocution on June 21 and class day on June 22. Firemen welcome home after Cumberland trip as townspeople line streets.
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Thurmont High School
Jacob Rohrback
Middletown High School
Opera House
Jne
Gumberland
United Company
Joseph W. Gaver
Glenn H. Worthington
Reno S. Harp
H. Dorsey Etchison
Judge Henderson Ill in Baltimore Hospital
Judge James B. Henderson of Rockville remains seriously ill in a Baltimore hospital for three weeks. He is reported to be suffering from an stomach affliction.
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Henderson
James B. Henderson
Rockville
Baltimore
Sunday religious services and meetings listed across area churches
Local pastors announce services at Scdleyeville Mission Saints Episcopals Glade Reformed Walkersville Presbyterian German Baptist Brethren Methodist Episcopal Saint Johns Catholic Evangelical Lutheran Evangelical Reformed Trinity M E Church South Buckeystown M P United Brethren Grace Reformed and other churches. Children's Day observances and Sunday schools scheduled with varied times and a yet unspecified Pentecost altar. Rev. Ingle Jeffery Tenac and others preside. offerings and music planned. attendance invited.
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Scdleyeville
Saints’ Episcops
Oaverne Ingle
Reactor
Cumberland
Edward Jeffery
Glade Reformed
Walkersville
Tenac
Mostter
Bardane
The
Presbyterian Church
Banaday
German Baptist Brethren Church
Methodist Episcopal Church
L. A. Thirlkeld
Court
A&é Bt. John’s Catholic Church
W J. Kans
Evangelical Lutheran Church
Iowa
Loysville
Evangelical Reformed Church
E. R. Eschbach
Hachbach
Trinity M. E. Church
South
EB. L. Woolf, Prator
Epworth League
W. H. D. Sarper
Buckeystown
M. P
United Brethren Church
Washington
Grace Reformed Church
E. Lb. McLean
O. B. T. Hendrickson
Fragmented Maryland News Roundup From Cantreville To Ocean City
News from across Maryland reports William H. Wood furniture store in Cantreville destroyed by fire on June 9. Samuel W. Wallis, noted as the largest man in Queen Anne's County, dies suddenly at Prices. Governor Warfield delivers address to Frostburg State Normal School graduates. Western District Baptist Association of Maryland meets in Barnesville. In Cumberland Sydney Johnson, colored, sentenced to death for murder. Remains of Captain Isang Jones three crewmen found near Ocean City. to be taken to Berlin, Wordeater county for burial. Naval board confirms Private Ward thrown overboard before drowning. George Rost arrested. Miss Bessie Campbell concert tour fails in Waynesboro, Greencastle, Hanover. tickets and ads money alleged. Greencastle Echo- Pilot notes new date hoped for, with police delegation appointed to meet Campbell, who may not appear in Greencastle again.
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William H. Wood
Cantreville
Samuel W. Wallis
Queen Anne’s
Warfield
State Normal School
Frostburg
Western District Baptist Association of Maryland
Barnesville
Montgomery County
Cumberland
Sydney Johnson
Henderson
Ramsins
Isang Jones
Ocean City
Holly Beach
N. J
Cape May
Berlin
Wordeater County
Bartal
Naval Board of Inquest
Annapolis
James Ward
George Rost
To Revise Constitution Appointed by Judge Motter
Judge John Motter names five members to revise the company constitution for Jantor E Co. appointees are John Motter J Henry Lampe Millard F Perry John Francis Smith and Wm M Crimmins with Motter serving as president in this corporate governance effort.
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John ©. Motter
Wanted Stout boy learn tin ing slating and plumbing
A recruitment notice offers apprenticeship for a stout boy to learn the tin ing, slating, and plumbing trades with good wages. Address applications to Fox n Store House. The ad reflects a local storefront promotion and mentions markets and cooling stoves.
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Fox'n
Gift of a gold watch to choral director from Frederick Choral Society
Frederick Mo June 11 1904 members of the Frederick Choral Society express heartfelt thanks for presenting the beautiful gold watch to their director Mavagier G Beerwitsx. They note the gift as a sign of love and confidence and anticipate further work next season. The Frederick City Hospital Association will hold its monthly meeting next Tuesday at 2 30 a.m. at the hospital City Hotel Grill features tonight chowder turtle soup and other items Wm Schrey Drum Corps. Ice cream and strawberry festival extended tonight and Monday night 11th and 13th secretary Groras Kavruman.
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Frederick
Frederick Choral Society
Mavagier G. Beerwitsx
The
Frederick City Hospital Association
Schrey
Groras Kavfman
New Floor Coverings Offer Latest Carpet and Wall Paper
L E Mullinix advertises a wide display of carpets rugs and matting to beautify homes. The notice promises the latest up to date designs at affordable prices, urging early orders as many specials cannot be duplicated and will be held for customers.
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the Daily News
Wassingtoy
Jons
Maryland
L. Moons
Weather Bureau
NEWW
Cook
Church St
Schley
Re Shan M. G. Beckwith
Frederick City Hospital
City
Mr. Hamilton Showman
A. W Nicodemus, Jr
Western Maryland College
Alfred Ritter
Margaret
J. Alfred Ritter, Jr
Woodmont
Europe
Vanfossen
Edward T. Rios
Robert A. Kofanger
Berkeley
California
Fannie Rice Ellis
Roe
Abner M’kinley
Grey
Minto
DR. Macgill
Sunday Schools and Societies
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Miss Campbell
Waynesboro
Greencastle
Hanover
Bessie Campbell
Bessie
Citizens’ National Bank
Chiizens’ Nat
BANK
Frederick, MD
John Hendrickson
Orpae
Batiste and Mulls
Yard Atioka
Priass
P.S
Clinton E. Main
Main’s Drug Store
North Market Street
Clinton HB. Main
the City Hotel Grill
Bebt and Promptebt
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
St. Lonia
Beason
Occadhsa
St. Louis
Deer Park
Oakland
Mitchell
Ind
French Lick
West Baden Springs
Pacific Coast
8. Louis
Philadelphia
Parkereberg
Cincinnati
Pittsburg
Wheeling
Columbus
F. B. Sappington
Gummer Comforts
Standard Oil Company
George
Hodock & Co
Sweeteer
Bomureva
Cs Bothy
Lave
Hiup Goeliby
Lean Gap Bnk
Rodook & CO
A. T. Rice & Sons
A. T- Sige
North Market
Fraderick County
Thomas P Ritts
East Fourth Stree
Frederick County Telephons
Thresherard Water
Waron- Bheanto
U. E. Victor Myern
Jodace
Aneytown, Md
Jedin
Slecant
Patrick Street
R Bartgis
E. Cramer
Kemp
Riage Works
Gaithersburg
Charlea
Weaver
Washington Grove
Weaver Bros
F Street
N. W
Washington, DC
Anderson
Jadee
Empire Thresher
McKaig
Henry Nelson
Walter Saunders
Ore Market Street
James M Delaplane
Woodabora
Frederick County
NG A.A Delaplane
Midway
Fast Second Street
Jana Hammond
East Third
Clifton
Electric
Braddock Heighta
Edward Y. Goldsborough
East Third Street
South Market Street
East Patrick Street
Eichalberger
J. Ee Grove
W. Patrick Street
West South Brite
Bart All Saints’ Street
Market Stree
Frederick Newards
Albert Zimmermag
Mattings
C. E. Oline
City Hotel Grill
L. E. Mullinix
L. E. Mulliniz
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