This Date in History June 12 highlights rebellions and births
The entry notes Wat Tyler leading 101000 men at Blackheath threatening London over serfdom reforms, Bannockburn, Gage offering pardons to rebels except Hancock and Adams, Harriet Martineau’s death, John A Roebling’s birth, and Bryant’s death notices. Mentions weather bulletin by Hammerox.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wat Tyler
Blackheath
London
James M1
Scotland
Pear
John Augustay Roebling
Brooklyn
Halladene
Prussia
Tapseor
Masinmehan
Carlocza
Mexico
William Culien Bryant
York
Bors
Cummington
Mass
Kish
Los
New Advertisements Today Feature Readers’ Confidence
The page urges reliability in advertising and pledges to feature only trustworthy advertisers. It notes Lerche big verifications and urges reader use, with emphasis on accuracy and credibility in the current issue.
Truthful advertising and local baseball notes
A mixed page discusses truthful advertising and urges plain facts in ads for Tae News. It covers upcoming baseball games involving the Paris Blues and the Rough-and-Readys at 6:15 PM, a Frederick Academy win over Brunswick, and reports from Adamstown Doubs game with a 12 to 6 score. It mentions Thos. Gittinger’s pitching and bat work, and notes standings and series details for the Southern Amateur League.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris Blues
Northwest
Frederick Academy
Brunswick
Adamstown
Frederick Boys
Mobile Daily Register
Thos. Gittinger
Mrr
Gittinger
Frederick
Doubs
Bernett
Hickman
Remsburg
Scharff
Remsberg
Fremen Hold Meetings as Hagerstown Trip Nears
The Independent Hose Company and United Fire Company finished meetings last night. Final trip arrangements will be set at tonight’s session. Both reel teams practice hard. the faster team will face tough hustling. Licenses note John W. Cooper and Darcus A. of Loudoun County, Va.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Independent Hose Company
Hagerstown
United Fire Company
Independent
United Reel
John W. Cooper
Darcus A
Loudoun County, Va
WORBAN'S COLLEGE FIRST ANNIVERSARY LESBIAN SOCIETY
The Woman's College hosts the first anniversary of the Lesbian Literary Society in College Chapel with an audience standing for much of the program. Rev. Conrad Clever delivered a stirring oration on Our Country, praising the ladies and noting the progressive twentieth century girl. An art reception follows, featuring piano quartettes, vocal solos, recitations, and dances, with a full program of performances by Misses Stauffer Newman Cramer Lindaman Derr Markey Bollinger Shulenberger Newton Albert etc.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's College
Lesbian Literary Society
Leablan Literary Society
Conrad Clever
Baltimore
Country
Rey. Clever
Apple
Clever
May
Wanted
Misa Irene Martin
Les Fifres de la Garde
Aschers
Misses Biser
Sailie Roller
the Foxes
Tails
Anonymous
Mies Seckel
Weber
Misses Newton
Brockley
Ring
College Giee Club
Crops in Carroll See Wheat Louse and Beetle Blight
Hay making started in Carroll county amid wet weather and cool temperatures. Wheat shows promise in most areas but is threatened by a tiny wheat louse insect. Apple trees suffer a blight caused by a small beetle harming young wood, not just storm-damaged zones, with widespread findings beyond May hail areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carroll
Carroll County
Westminster
Cardinal Receives Catholic Groups For Visit Parade
Committees from St Johns Beneficial Association Fr McElroy Council No 70 C B S and Catholic Club met at the Novitiate after invitation by the pastor to perfect arrangements for receiving His Eminence the Cardinal. The selection includes Geo S Rodock CG P Smith John Eisenhauer Fr McElroy members Crimmine Kennedy Long Nelson Wilson and Diffendal. Plan calls for a large parish procession with five works along the parade route.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. John’s Beneficial Association
St John’s Beneficial Association
Geo. S. Rodock
CG. P. Smith
John Eisenhauer
Fr. McElroy Council
C. BL
Wo. M. Crimmine
John A.kennedy
P. =. Long
F.J. Nelson
Geo. L Wilson
C. F. Diffendal
Gospel meeting and club activities reported
The gospel meeting Sunday was led by Mr Masoud Rise delivering an earnest address amid warm weather. The Pedestrian Club made its first outing yesterday evening with good time. Membership and recession committees meet tonight at 8 to organize plans. Bible studies begin Friday at 5 p.m in the committee room. Board of Directors meets Thursday at 4 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. Y. Oo
Masoud Rise
Pen Holder From Japanese Priest Gift To Friend
Nellie Blessing Eyster sends a rare memento from the California Mid-Winter Exposition a teagic pen holder carved in Tokio from ibex horn. The figure features a long limbed handle and comical face while the pen holder portion is metal of modern style. Hood's Sarsaparilla touted as the medicine for blood purification.
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Abs
Nellie Blessing Eyster
Suboress
California
Hani Nagasaka
Tokio
Republican Candidates in Western Maryland Race
The American Sunday notes Western Maryland Republicans contesting Allegany and surrounding counties. Wellington Pearce and Scott are named for nomination, with Rutherford backing Wellington. Rumors of Richmond as a compromise candidate and discussions on Democratic contenders including Bouton and William. A close race looms if no new candidates appear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ilald
Maryland
George L. Wellington
Allegany
Colosel
George A. Pearce
Norman B. Scott, Jr
Washington
John T. Vinson
Montgomery
Wellington
Pearre
Scott
Allegany County
Allen Rutherford
Alldzeny County
A. Richmond
Richmond
McEaig
W. ¥Ters Boute, Jr
Ferdinand Willam
Naturalist warns housewives how houseflies enter and multiply
A naturalist explains why houseflies bother households. He notes swarms hatch in summer and fall, screens trap them, and a few sluggish spring flies seed vast populations. Kill early, keep food clean, and even avoid screens when weather is warm. A towel helps, and damp weather pushes flies indoors.
Death notices for Hipsley Dempsey and Patterson in local obits
John Hipsley aged 78 died at home on June 4 in Mt.omne after long B&O railway service as track supervisor. Funeral June 6 at Pine Grove Presbyterian Church with interment at Pros Beck Cemetery. pallbearers listed. Maurice Dempsey died June 10 after six weeks heart trouble. buried June 12 at Prospect M E cemetery. noted IO G T membership and lodge pallbearers. Jesse Patterson died last night at 11 30 at his Si Street residence. funeral set for Tuesday at 3 at Greenmount.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johee Hipsley
Omne
John Hipsley
B. & O. R. R. Company
Pine Grove Presbyterian Church
Thomas
Pros- Beck Cemetery
the Fleming
Thos. Clary
Wm. Hood
Lycurgus Clary
Maurice Dempsey
Prospect M. E
Poplar Springs
Delay Lodges
Jno
Pickett
We Pickett
Jno. Thiernan
Albert G. Bowmen
Chas. E. Finhart
Frank Hartpoteeters
Wman
Coplar Springs
Jesse Patterson
Si Street
Greenmount
Hotel Arrivals and Church News Report
Hotel arrivals list includes Orry Horn and many names from multiple states and towns. Also notes that Reformed church services are omitted this week and recounts a Bush Creek love feast address by W B Stover from Waynesboro Pa. He plans to sail to India in September as a missionary.
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Orry Horn
W. W. Metzger
F. P Hays
Montgomery County
E. W. Brinkley
A- W. West
H. T. Wilson
A. W.owlers
G.H. Brown
H. 8
Grove
C.W. Kenna
V.C. Bulk
J. T. Rabie
MO Riley
Philadelphia
R. W. Prean
Gettysburg
E. E. Murphy
Wilmington
Ohio
M. Miller
Richmond
J. Lk. Handshaw
Harrisburg
J. M. Nicklas
W.L Alstens
New York
Harry Martin
McSherrystown
County
Caniry Hotst
C. J. Johnson
Pittsburg
George Engiar
B. P
Reformed Church
Bush Creek Church
W. B. Stover
Waynesboro
India
Myersdale
Isbor
Manchester Elects Mayor and Town Officials
News items note Manchester Carroll county elected John E Maasenheimer mayor and six councilmen on a joint ticket. Other briefs report Zora H Brinsfield to qualify as Dorchester county commissioner, and local politics including a county primaries call on July 7 and a convention on July 10.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michael Hurley
Bladeonburg
Manchester
Carroll County
Denton
L. A
Gerry
Port Deposit
Masonic Order
Cambridge
Dorchester County
Mononeaheia
Annapolis
Coxey
Bladensburg
George M. Toulnon
South Carolina
First Baptist Church
Crisheld
Zora H Brinsfield
Dorchester
J. B. Robertson
Arsthur Hitchins
West Amwell
Cecil County
James B. Baker
Belair
Charles B. Osborn
Democratic State Central Committee
Anne Arundel County
Douglas
Frank Brown
Miltia
Frederick
Frostburg
The
George's Greek Coal and Iron Company
Twket
John E. Maasenheimer
Harry J. Hoffacker
Wm. H. Shower
Jacob Wink
Chas. Hinley
Englehart Buchman
Mesars
Wink
Buchman
Englehart
An Interesting Law on a County Marriage Certificate
The piece explains a 1867 law authorizing a marriage certificate for Joseph Curtis and Mary Ann Fowler. It notes the certificate’s likely uniqueness in the county, and details that all pre March 22 1867 marriages between colored people are confirmed, valid in law, with proof required before a justice of the peace and filing with the circuit court or Baltimore City Court, then kept in the marriage license register.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Hewes
Joseph Curtis
Mary Ann Fowler
Tes Nuwe
Court of Common Pleas
Baltimore City
Residents Criticize New Reservoir Repairs by Lane Bros
The Board of Aldermen held a special meeting to receive a petition from John Baumgardner and other prominent citizens complaining about the reservoir breaks repairs by Lane Bros. They threaten an injunction to stop further payments unless the work is redone in strict compliance with the contract. The board said the work was objected to previously and they would compel the contractors to tear up and redo the repairs properly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Aldermen
John Baumgardner
Messrs
Lane Bros
Church Money Box Robbed at Rockville Methodist
Thieves entered the Rockville Methodist church last week and stole about fifty dollars from a money box. The loss was not found until Sunday when the weekly Sunday school collection was to be added. The box was broken open and the money collected since Christmas from scholars and teachers was taken. The Ladies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist
Rockville
Cat Bite Leads to Risk of Tetanus in Williamsport
Capt John Patton suffered a cat bite on his left thumb that festered slowly. The wound swelled and the hand deteriorated as symptoms of lockjaw emerged prompting Dr Richardson to treat him. The patient remains in critical condition with potential tetanus. In other news the Loata Orphan Home trustees elected Luther Kuhlman president Col Trail treasurer and L M Nixdoril secretary for the coming term with Mrs Hilleary as matron and Miss Callie Hane as teacher. A Middletown farmer sold 65 acres west of town to Henry Irving of New York City for conversion into a summer house.
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John Patton
Williamsport
Richardson
Hets
Oats
Loata
J.O. Bussard
Middletown
Henry Irving
New York City
Reunion of Reformed Churches at Pen-Mar July 19
Maryland Pennsylvania and Virginia churches plan a reunion at Pen-Mar on July 19. The Pennsylvania Railroad offers round trip Frederick to Pen-Mar tickets for $1.25, valid day of issue, with special train service for Hagerstown Firemen on June 13.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland
Pennsylvania
Virginia
Pen-Mar
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Frederick
Hagerstown
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Firewell
Martinsburg
Winchester
Umbrellas and fabrics offered as summer line items
John Hendrickson promotes a refreshed stock of umbrellas from 750 to 4.50 with black white and colors plus crimped fabrics and summer goods. Also advertised are fans for evening wear and scarce textiles before noting seafood items including Cod and lobster from Atlantic regions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pseasgols
Ice Cream and Bread Prices at Mc Cardell’s
Ice cream sold for 120 per gallon at Mc Cardell's. Bread offered in regular loaves at 4 cents each or seven loaves for 25 cents. Henry Scheel advertises from 134 East Patrick Street. Order early for best ice cream.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gillon
McCardell’s
Henry Scheel
East Patrick Street
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the Daily News
Frederice
Corrmcted
J. H.arrie
Tam
Wasniserton, D.C
MW. Hammerox
Weather Bureau
Tae News
Taz Westy News
Beheee
Molesworth
Fisher
Chambers
Hemsberg
Aernett
Ball
W. Chambers
A. Chambers
Skyles
Plotrocero
Point of Rocks
Point Ghoe Rocks
Rbalpt
Worban's College
Hood
News OF the State
Ross Twigg
Bears Mountain
Cumberland
Second Knob
West Virginia
Independent Hose Company No. 1
Baltimore and Ohio
United Steam Fire Engine Company No 8
Wm. P. Ryan
Barnes Compton
John Wesnurman
Benjamin E. Edwards
St. Mary's Rounty
John M. Loud
Barbourlyville
Gordon, Pa
Californiia
Californis Fig Syrup Co
Shriner Milling GO
Caresville
W. H. B. Etebison
Confederate Memorial Association
L. V. Baccaman
Mulliniz & Kemp
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Itx
John Hendrickson
Bol
Joan Bax
Dricklor
F. W. Staubney
Canned Goode
Kodiak Island
Chilkat River
Arch
Moinnis
Nova Scotiand
Matchison
Prince Edward Island
W. Staub
North Makert Street
Cotijaly
Rambler Bicyclea
Ramblers
Hambler
W.T. Delaplane
Railing Grocery Co.’'S
N. Market
Magidiy
Walker & Co
Rodooe
Neidig
Ieees
Bibbes
Gause
Broduck & Abidig
A. T. Rioe & Sons
A. T. Rice & Sons
Sachaxt
Bechant Ailok
Harley
Booth Market St. Frederick, Ma
J John A. Kennedy
NEW Spring Goods
DEERE
Joban A. Kennedy
N. Market BT
W. C. Eldridge
CG. Eldridge
Hue
W. C. Eldridge, AG
West Patrick Street
Frederick, Mb
H. Blackston
H. Buacxsroz
W. 8. Miller & CO
Miller & CO
Coay
Pembers To
P. E. Pyters
Baltimore Vein
Lyeken's Valley
George’s Cree
W. Shriner
Miller 2 CO
Otce
Patrick Street
Weater Street
Prieng
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