Notable History Events and Births June 13
On June 13 historical notes mention Julius Agricola born and died 93, and other figures such as Earl Revers Lord Gray Vaughn Hawes killed by order of the Duke of Gloucester. Luther nado married Katharea von Bors, and Yves de Scott born near Petersburg. Numerous errors and garbled lines appear through the text.
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Coeius Julius Agricola
Britain
Earl Revers
Lord Gray
Thomas Vaughn
Richard Hawes
Duke of Gloucester
Richard DL
Martin Luther
Katherira Vos Bors
Nus
Frances Burner
Mme
Petersburg
Vans
Thomas Arnold
Rugby School
Matthew
Cower
Isle of Wigat
Isi
New O Jean
Art Reception at Woman's College Showcases Student Works
The first annual art reception at the Woman's College ran from 3 to 10 PM with three decorated rooms displaying oil and watercolor paintings, crayon sketches, pen and ink works, and china, silk, and satin art. Notable pieces included china painting by Miss Nannie McSherry and others, crayon portraits by Miss Mary Beale, and landscapes by Miss Laura Hemline. The event drew a large evening crowd and earned high praise for the students with plans announced for a music concert that night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's College
Woman’s College
Nannie McSherry
Dudley Page
Ekman
Baltimore
Apple
Caroline Ross
Nannie Knott
Laura Hemline
Dr. Beale
Mary Beale
Rosen
Mise Hemline
Johnny Grambine Built Ice Box For Nick Hauer
Johnny Grambine of Aliddie town earned a carpentry contract to make an ice box for Nick Hauer. The project grew large and proved hard to move from the room, requiring two dissections to fit. While finishing, a lamp was overturned and the ice box burned in the blaze.
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Johnny
Caele
Johnny Grambine
Aliddietown
Nick Hauer
Marriage Notices and Local Social News
HYHENEAL. BRELLEY-MARTIS wed at Utica by Rev W H Todd June 7 in Frederick county. MARIAN Gray Worcester Mass and E Eichelberger of this city set for Worcester ceremony June 28 at 6 30 p m. Picnicking children from East Third street under Mrs Kolb and Mrs Walters enjoy Baugher's Woods. Frederick Bicycle Club plans a run to Washington and return next Sunday leaving at 4 a m.
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Brelley
Martis
Utica
Wm. H. Todd
Martin Kelley
Minnie Martin
Thurmont
Frederick County
Marian Gray
Worcester
Mass
E.§. Eichelberger
East Third Street
Kolb
Washington
Frederick
OFF TO HAGERSTOWN FOR FIREMEN PARADE
Fire laddies dash to Baltimore and Ohio depot for 610 train to Hagerstown. Frederick fire department to compete in Maryland State Firemen's Association events with 5000 expected in parade and prize hose reel races offering 650 dollars in gold.
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United Company
Baltimore and Ohio
Hagerstown
Quinn
Independent Company
Wineberg
Derr
Younster
Bose
Fleet
Walter Cook
Frederick
Maryland State Firemen’s Association
M. L. Reedy
Annapolis
Alexandria
State Association
Sarah Zane
Winchester
Rescue
Annapoli
First Hose Company
Lonaconing Fire Company
Lonsconting
Parish Events and Clergy Changes Highlight Local Church Notes
The St John’s Church parish outlines first communion and confirmation on Card inals Day with a 3 30 pm service next Sunday and a follow up Triduum at month end. Sodality devotions resume, churchyard beautification proceeds, and St Paul’s Missionary Society plans a May 17 meeting. Rev F B Randall to transfer to Zion Urbana replacing Rev D Barr. Zion’s Reformed Church in Charlesville to host a 2 15 pm service next Sunday. Children’s Day service set for Rice Church on the 17th.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. John’s Church
St Paul's Missionary Society of Pleasant Bill
Frederick
F. B. Randall
Queen Anne Episcopal
Prince George's County
Storms Trace Heavy Rain and Hail Across Frederick Area
A thunder storm passed over Frederck yesterday afternoon at 4 from the north with little rain in town. Woodsboro Wailkere ville and Harmony Grove reported heavy rainfall and hail. A storm rose from the east at 11 last night, but moved past Frederick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederck
Woodsboro
Wailkereville
Harmony Grove
Frederick Junction
Frederick
Death of Miss Lydia A. Stone at Feagaville
Miss Lydia A. Stone died this morning of heart disease at the residence of Charles W. Hermes in Feagaville. She was 55 years, 7 months and 29 days old. The funeral will be held Friday at Alt Zion Lutheran Church with interment in the adjoining graveyard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Stone
Lydia A. Stone
Chas. W.W. Hermes
Feagaville
Alt. Zion Lutheran Church
Flag Day celebration and memorial services announced
Flag Day commemorates the adoption of the American flag with the Frederick Chapter DAR planning appropriate observances. Confederate memorial services are set for 2 p.m. and the key monument fund committee will meet at 8 p.m. in the YMCA parlors. Hood's Sarss parilis is advertised as a reliable remedy.
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Frederick
Key Monument Fund Committee
Boonmaboro Town Council Resignations Trigger Special Election
In Boonmaboro the town council members B F Thum and commissioners tendered resignations effective immediately. Officials supported issuing 15000 dollars in bonds to complete the South Mountain Electric Railway, but the measure failed at a recent special election. Bar gesa Wade and George W Hoffman refused to resign. a new special election is ordered to fill vacancies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tewn Council
Boonmaboro
Yen B. F. Thum
Berger
A. Wi Lakis
Daris
R. J. Schafer
South Mountain Electric Railway
Bargesa E. Wade
George W. Hoffman
Visit of Inspection Finds Water System Damaged at Tuacafota
A water works committee including Eisenhauer Brookey and Dacisman inspected two receivers and pumping station. They judged the system in good condition despite heavy rains but reported the Tuacafota dam damaged and old receiver drains washed and damaged. Repairs will be arranged after council consultation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Committee On Water Works
Messrs
Eisenhauer, Brookey and
Dacisman
Tuaca- Fota
Turnpike Officers Elected for Frederick and Liberty
Frederick and Liberty turnpike company directors elected for the ensuing term include E A Shriner J Henry Cramer Eugene de Derr Cephas M Thomas and Win Devilbiss. The board organized with E A Shriver as president Win Levisbiss as secretary and Cephas M Thomas as treasurer. All current toll gate keepers were reappointed.
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Frederick and Liberty Turnpike Company
Messrs
E. A. Shriner
J. Henry Cramer
Eugene de Derr
Cephas M. Thomas
Win Devilbiss
E. A. Shriver
Win
Levisbiss
McPherson Declines Adams County Congressional Bid
The Hon. Edward McPherson declined to have his name used at the Adams county Republican nomination convention against Robert Straberger due to ill health. Adams county now has no candidate for Congress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. McPherson
Edward McPherson
Adams County
Congress
Robert Straberger
M C A Suspends Sunday Meetings For July and August
The regular monthly meeting of the M C A was held in Kemp Halls. The association decided to suspend its Sunday meetings during July and August due to morning Sunday school services and evening church services.
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M.C. A
Kemp Halls
the Associaion
Storm Damages Ellicott City Railroad Area
A brief but damaging storm struck Elliott City yesterday afternoon around 4 30. A telegraph pole and a large tree were blown onto the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad tracks about five hundred yards above the station, disrupting service briefly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard
Elliott City
Baltimore and Qhbio
Ellicott City
Sewer Choked at Hat Church and Hast Streets
A sewer at the corner of Hat Church and Hast Streets became choked this morning and was cleared by a force of workmen under Mayor Fleming.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hat Church
Hast
Fleming
Maryland Weather Crop Bulletin Reports Mixed Conditions
Five day period averaged cooler than normal with frosts in Western Maryland and a warmer last two days. Heavy rains at start, then showers. week overall above normal rainfall. Wheat and oats show mixed yields across regions. corn variable, pastures good, potatoes and fruit hard hit by pests and uneven growth. Southern and Eastern Maryland show ongoing farm work with favorable wheat and tomato plant conditions, noted army worm in Kent. Cecil reports scab in half of their wheat crop. Frederick County notes damp start then dry spell aiding hay yields.
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Maryland
Osta
Delaware
Cecil County
Kent County
Frederick County
Woodsboro
Mt. St. Mary’s College
J. A. Mrroagni
A. M
Monument for Antietam by Philadelphia Brigade Survivors
Survivors of the old Philadelphia Brigade plan a monument on the Antietam battlefield to honor their unit which fought in forty four campaigns. Designers aim for a tall, elegant, sturdy shaft possibly featuring Gen. E D Baker atop it. Also notes a carriage trip accident near Smithsburg and funeral services for Jesse Patterson.
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Philadelphia
Antietam
New York
Massachusetts
E. D. Baker
Ridgeville Methodist Protestant Church Dedicated
A new Methodist Protestant church near Mt. Airy Ridgeville was dedicated Sunday. The building cost 2000 dollars and was fully provided for. Rev WD Litsinger will oversee the church with a 37 by 50 foot structure. Dedicatory services were led by Rev Dr David Wilson of Washington Rev Dr Wim 8 Sammond of Baltimore Rev A D Melvin of Westminster and Rev J W Charlton of Kemptown. The old Parraville church will be abandoned.
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Ridgeville
Mt. Airy
WD. Litsinger
David Wilson
Washington
Wim. 8. Sammond
Baltimore
A. D. Melvin
Westminster
J. W. Charlton
Kemptown
Frederick County
Parraville
Wheat Harvests Begin and Local News Across Maryland
Wheat harvesting has started on the Eastern Shore as communities in Dorchester and Cecil counties report irrigation and unemployment concerns. A Havre de Grace Republican club forms. Hagerstown and Cambridge host public events including a Fourth of July celebration and iron drawbridge bids. Local obituaries note deaths in Annapolis and Amwell, while school commencements and church conferences mark civic life. A notable ball game sees Paris Blues defeat Rough and Readys 12 to 8 in the Northwest Addition.
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Havre de Grace
Garrell County
Cambridge
Hagerstown
Vienca
Dorchester County
Division of Maryland
Sons of Veterans
Annspolls
William
Charles Afeingold
Ekton
George Felsler
Naval Academy
Annapolis
Washington College
Chestertown
Arthur Hitchens
Amwell
Cecil County
Cambridge Creek
Joseph H. Ireland
Queen Anne
Prince George's
Patuxent
East Bsltimore
al. E Church
South
Hisboro
Caroline County
Philip L. Goldaborough
Boonaboro
Lonsconing
King
Paris Blues
Rough and Readys
Paris Biues
R. Woodacover
R. Wachter
Real Estate Transfers Include Petersville Lot and Frederick Property
Elizabeth Dennis and others transfer a lot of ground in Peteraville to Jacob Line for 550 dollars. Margaret Ann Kebler transfers a house and lot in Frederick to Sallie A. Fleming and Corsa M. Kebler for one dollar and love.
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Elizabeth Dennis
Jacob Line
Peteraville
Margaret Ann Kebler
Sallie A. Fleming
Corsa M. Kebler
Frederick
Love
Special Train for Firemen Parade to Hagerstown
Frederick residents and firemen will ride a B and O special train to Hagerstown for the Firemen's Parade on June 13 departing at 6 10 am and returning at 11 pm. Round trip fare 1 45 dollars. excursion tickets June 11 to 14 good to June 18, 1 96 for citizens and 1 45 for firemen.
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Hagerstown
Mulliniz & Kemp Umbrellas and Accessories Sale
Mulliniz and Kemp advertise today the best and cheapest assortment of umbrellas in the city along with ladies shirt waists in white and colors. They offer the latest styles and perfect fitting, plus light washable fabrics, scarfs, string ties, bows, and a carpet department with cheap matting bargains.
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Mises
Summer goods and fans announce scarce fine wares
Advertisements announce silk fans for evening wear and comfort items like dry air refrigerators. Special railroad excursion tickets to Hagerstown June 11 and 24 for a convention and tournament, with one third round trip on select days. Store names include Ble Cardell's and J B Walker & Co, promoting summer goods and corsets, gloves, and fans.
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Poolesville
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Salt Lake City
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Cornelius Etaley Gambrill
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Mies Campbell
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Edward T. Helfenstein
Osborne Ingle
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Nannie Marshall Johnson
Mary Grace Levy
Mary Achison Ingle
Blanche Gambrill
Ruth Markey
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Lydia Trail Yellett
Towson
Eleanor Potts
Richard Gambrill
Henry Trall
Edwin Markell
Clarke Worthington
Arthur Gambrill
Ernest
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Pages
Clanton Shepherd
Calvin Page
Charles Markell
Charles Falconer
Misa May Gambrill
E. C. Legg
A. B. Belt
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Laurel
I. Thomas Jones
Nellie Jones
Elkridge
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Ktepost
Mersra
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M. A Schindel
BR. R. Keisler
Edward Mesley
Smithsburg
Jesse Patterson
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Greemount Cemetery
A. T Rice & Sons
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Ceresville
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Boston
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Lee J Vance
Canada
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India
Dorn Hexpxioxion
FP. V. Staub
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Prince Edward Island
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Frederick, Martinsbug
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Mall
W.T. Delaplaine
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N. Market
J B. Walker & Co
Ugods
Rodook & Neidig
Romen
Rudock
Neluig
A. T. Rice & Sons
A. Tr. Rice & Sone
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RL Harley R L. Barley
Arenas
RK. L. Harley
South Market
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Kennedy
NEW Spring Goods
John 4. Kennedy
Elde Eldridge
W. G. Eldridge
Atul
Rory
Eldridge, NY
West Patrick
Fredseice, MD
B. H. Blageston
B. H. Biacsston
Markey Street
W. S. Miller & CO
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P. BH
Pyfero
Minz
Lyeen's Valley
George's Creek
Cumberland
G. W. Shriner
Sistore
Miller & C0
Patrick Street
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