June 12 in American History highlights
Amnesty offered to colonial rebels who would submit to British rule except John Hancock and Samuel Adams. Notable deaths include poet William Cullen Bryant 1794–1878, Lucretia Peabody Hale 1820–1903, General Alexander McDowell McCook 1831–1903. Astronomical notes list Mercury Venus Saturn Mars Jupiter visible with western sky hints at 9 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Hancock
Samuel Adams
William Cullen Bryant
Lucretia Peabody Hale
Alexander McDowell
McCook, A. & A
Foot Amputation Follows Cement Plant Accident
John Reindollar an 18 year old worker at Portland Cement Company Union Bridge suffered a severe injury when his right foot was severed by an electric conveyor. Companions stopped the machine and he was taken to University Hospital Baltimore where doctors decided to amputate the entire right leg below the thigh to save his life. He was reported resting well the following morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Reindollar
Cement Works
Portland Cement Company
Union Bridge
John ‘Reindollar
Reindollar
Ram
Dr Foutz
Westminster
Kdge
Reudollar
Sick Residents and Mad Dog Scare Near Frederick
Among the sick are Mr. Wood O'ilaro of Adamstown improving and Major E Galisborough of West Patrick Street recovering after a mild stroke. In North Bentz Street a dog barked and snapped under porches between Third and Fourth streets causing a mad dog scare before Mrs. Dora Gerlach confined the animal to the rear yard. Not everyone believed the dog was truly mad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Wood O'ilaro
Adamstown
E. ¥. Galisborough
West Patrick Street
North Bentz Street
Third
Fourth
Dora Gerlach
Bid Placed on Horsey Road Project by William Grove
William 4 Grove submitted a bid of 8200 dollars to build the road from Burkitrst file to connect with the Jefferson to Knoxville road known locally as the Horsey road. The contract was not awarded as officials want to hold the matter open to confirm all property owners along the route are willing to pay their share of the cost.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William 4. Grove
Burkitrst
Connert
Knoxville
Pay Building Fund Pledge by Hood College Seniors
Hood College seniors celebrated the financial result of a Monday class play. After paying Opera House rental and incidentals, the class pledge balance was turned over to President Apple. The pledged amount was 354.11 and gross receipts exceeded 200.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hood College
Apple
Local boys land college degrees in Frederick county
Frederick County shows strong representation in higher education with five graduates this spring. From Frederick High School and Adamstown High School, youths earned degrees at Washington and Lee, Cornell, Penn State, and Western Maryland College. Hendrickson leads Cornell class to BA, while Delaplaine, Oldeman, and others attain honors and scholarships.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carroll H. Hendrickson
Cornell University
Ithaca
J. P. Brown
Penn
State
R. X. Day
West
Frederick County
Frederick
Adamstown
Mapleson
Delaplaine
Washington and Lee
W. T.delaplaine
Graham-Lee Literary Society
Luther Seevers Birely
Clarence Lane ‘Sager
Funkstown
New York
IBA
Pm Karpa Sigma Fraternity
College ‘Glee Club
Hendrickson
Frederick High School
Fred Ordeman
L. L. Oliver
Law
The
Southern Railway
Washington, D. C
Fred W. Diven
University of Virginia
Ithawa
J. Hunt
Portland
Oregon
Penn. State
J. Paul Brown
Frederick Hich
Pennsylvania State College
Western Forest
National Forests of
Montana
Nevin M. Biser Wins Greek Medal at Newberry College
Nevin M. Biser of near Frederick, son of the late Thad Diser, wins the gold medal for highest Greek excellence at Newberry College Newberry South Carolina. He is editor in chief of the college monthly and noted as a violinist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nevin’ M. Biser
Near City
Newberry
S. C
Nevin M. Baser
Near Frederick
Thad ML Diser
Frederick
Newbery College
US. C
Brier
Newberry College
Magasine
Attractive new sign erected at Underselling store
An attractive sign has been erected in front of the Underselling store on South Market Street. Irving M. Landauer is the proprietor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Market Street
Irving M. Landauer
Rebuilt Typewriters and Local Notices in Frederick
Local notices advertise rebuilt No. 4 Smith Premier typewriters at low prices from Alba ugh and Harrington Braddock Heights, plus a Frederick Building Association stock issue beginning June 7 1913 with weekly payments and $100 maturity per share. Directors and officers listed. Also mentions repairs, tire retreading, and velvet cleansers offered by National Repair Co. of Baltimore and Blue Ribbon Grocery promotions in Frederick and Thurmont Maryland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick Building Association
Frederick County
Frederick Banks Benefit From Government Deposits
Frederick six banks report resources up by 125 196 83 since April while deposits fall 89 797 90 to 7 695 761 33. Government placement of 60 000 in Frederick banks boosts totals as Central National Bank becomes Central Trust Company adding 122 000 in resources.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Cauotal
United States
Citizens’ National Bank
Farmers’ and Mechanics’ National Bank
UW. &. Treasury
Federick
Fredericks
Comptroller of the Treasury
Central National Bank
Central Trust Company of Maryland
Simplus
The Dance of Saucer Eyes and the Imps in Night Cave
An operetta training by Mrs. Mc Daniel's students titled The Dance of Saucer Eyes and the Imps in the Cave of Inky Night is slated for the H S Auditorium near Tuesday night. Cast highlights include Elizabeth Clarrs Emily Jamison Daphen Moore and Elizabeth Culler. Also listed are Safe and Sane Fourth of July meeting details at 106 E Church Street and news on Lewis F Carter’s city policeman application. Admissions for the operetta are 25 cents with Princess Chrysanthemum Beautiful Japanese Operetta by Mrs Malanel's School of Elocution at the High School Auditorium June 17.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence L. Marsh
AP. Marsh
Peddie Institute
Iightstown
N. J. Besales
Saucer Eyes
Chrysanthemum
E. Church Street
Bank report and farm listings from Frederick era archive
The document appears as a bank report for Citizens National Bank of Frederick with balance details and a long list of rural farms for sale across several Maryland counties. It includes captions of deposits and notes, plus numerous farm properties with acreages and locations such as Frederick, Jefferson, Urbana, New London, Lewistown, and Brunswick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wordsboro
Jefferson
Wangenville
Frederick
New London
Lewistown
Thurmont
Charles Ille
Urbana
Munrenla
Petersille
Gere
Prederick
Gablecraint
Middletown
Shepherdstown
Valhime Stane Daund
Nuckeyatorn
Meant Airy
Brunswick
Fihacre
Utica
Creagerstown
Fiacre
Coolesvilla
Adamsion
Union Bridge
Iteaere
Patear Karaholows
Eeay
iMearr
Adametown
Tander
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the Daily News
Mercury
Venus
Saturn
Mars
Jupiter
Teo
Washington
Maryland
United States Weather Bureau
D. Hendrickson
Ereerel
G. L
Baking Co
Safe and Sane
McDaniel
Marvel
Guy Opera House
Boston
LOCAL
Boys Land College
G. Fred Ordeman
E. S. Delaplaine
W. and
Washington and Lee University
Lexington
Fred. Jerick
G. Fred Oldeman
Edward 5
Ordman
University of Madison
Wisconsin
Frederick Rounts
Roger Naver Dax
J.D. Day
Tuscarora
Westerm Maryland College
Das
Adamsttoan High School
Prowse
Wo M
Webster and
Irving Library Societies
Websters
Cachises Yoxlenhy
J. 2. Day
I Marig Day
Luther E. Warner
Sallebury
Buckeystown
Paul C. Whipp
This County
Frederick High Schoo
C. O. Clemson
Frederck
John AH. Cunningham
Holmes D. Baker
Albaugh & Harrington
Braddock Heights
Joan
J. W. L. Carty
Fredenck County National Bank
Wm. D. Zimps
Merman
Thos. D. Haller
J. M. Newman
A. M. Landauer
G. HH. Zimmerman
H.W. Bowers
D. Lowenstein
JW. L. Carty
C. Carty
H. 4
D. Hagan
BENXI
FL Reich
Attomer
East Patrick Street
Blue Ribbon Grocery
West Second St
Thurmaat
J. S. Money
THO
Frederick Banks
Medh
Mr. Carter
Lewis F. Carter
Princess Chrysanthemum
Piants
BR. FL
South Market St
Braddock
Sol
Cline
Frederich Md
Cinzens Natonal Bank
John D. Hendrickson
Marvinna
Junge 4
Londa
Nathinat
Bavitws
Ceuta
Trengiure
Po Fevnye
Mendel
Voller
Lipa
Nene
J. D. Thndrickson
Neidig & Miller
Bolle Cee Ee Pee
Bute
Y. Wm. G. Zimmerman
Israel
WM. G. Zimmerman
Carliter
J. Travers Thomas
Thomas H. Halle
John C. Mottur
Bak
Pearre’s Pharmacy
Pearre's
Market ST
T. Hickman
Art Wang
Dalis
ST. Hickman
THOND
Dutes
Novisd&wtgia
Ipederck
Braddon K
TM Mather
Phare
John N. Brengle
Ral Estath
Court ST
Tosmumbagh
Joan NL Srengle
Chas. T. K. Young
May Lodit
Letchison
Etchison
New Citizens’ National Bank
Frederick, Md
North Market Strdep
Thomas P. Rich
Grayson H. Staley
RWAL
Milea
Iredervl
Ireder
Turin
Prditerck
Sbavie Fatin
Frederiaks
Arre
Assamstown
Muntcomersy County
Duro Gian
Comiborgin Bredericig
Frederbury
Predurici
Aere
Gouilos Frondredarick
Daere Farm
Weedetiel
Wdaere Furay
Praderithe Haere Farm
Trent Iroderieck
Mewere Ine
Walkersville
Wieners Farm
Nile
Barthos
Aks Wits & Pabieer
Bloomfield
Touley
Brederick
Ferte
Bewley A
Creagerytown
Ee Et Farm
Eidder
Freder- Ti-acre
Mt. Pleag
Woodbine
Lioward County
Petersville
Monavia
Clarksburg
Yellow Springs
Comusx
Bealls
Key Mar
New Market
Hifeacre
Fredorto
Walkers
LeGore
Reisterstown
Freder
Frederdak
St-acre
Monrovia
Cadiesburg
Mt Pleasant
William J. Smite
Neal
Court Street
Skeare
Montgomery County
Mid- Petown
Woodsboro
Fredermerick
Braunswick
Thunnen
Walkere
Markeeter & Business
Railrord
Janisdaw Fiy
Ek Ark
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