Births and deaths mark June history through ages
June history notes anniversaries of Francis Burney born 1752 and Thomas Arnold of Tugby born 1842, with achievements including Arnold authoring Rome history and leading Rugby School affairs. Also referenced are Rev E C Robinson of Chicago Brown ties and Spanish Republican figure Lorilla’s Madrid death, plus Fifth Army Corps movement from Tampa to Santiago de Cuba.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francis Burney
Mino
D'Arblay
Jibo—Witield Boalt
Petersburg
Waus
Thomas Arnold
Tugby
Matthew
Cowra
Isle of Wight
Dua
Thora Arneld Logan
Avon
Rugby
Arnold
Rome
Isudexn Hostory
Oxford University
E. C. Robinson
University of Chicago
Brown University
Boston
Senor Lorilla
Madrid
Fifth Army Corps
W T R. Shafter
Gon Tampa
Santiago de Cuba
The Weekly News to Print Sixteen Page Issue This Week
The Weekly News will be ready Thursday as a twelve page issue with news and features. It boasts Frederick city and county circulation, urging advertisers to submit copy by 5 p m Wednesday and changes by 12 m that day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick City
Purely Personal notes from Annville and surrounding areas
A collage of brief travels and visits as residents and friends journey between Frederick, Reading, Baltimore, Hagerstown, Brunswick, Westminster, Clarksburg, Washington, and Hanover. People include Mr Reno 8S Harp, Miss Dora Ramsburg, Miss Rosa Hirely, Mrs Gus Burger, F M Delashmatt, Mrs Mary Thompson, Miss Ada Virts, Wm G Baker, Camden Sommers, Miss Maud Crum, Miss Sophie Kerr, Miss Katharine Tanger, Dorsey Ward, Laura Genevieve Ward, Dr Eason Williams, Mrs Mary Akers, Miss Mamie Akers, and Miss Mary X Engelbrecht.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F.M. Delashmatt
San Angelo
Texas
A. J. DeLashmnatt
Mary Thompson
J. F. Davis
Ada Virts
Brunswick
Wm. G. Baker
Buckeystown
Westminster
Western Maryland College
Camden Sommers
Clarksburg
W. Va
Frederick
New York
Robert Ramsburg
Maud Crum
West Fifth St
Washington
Sophie G. Kerr
May Derr
Hanover
Mary X. Engelbrecht
Glimpses of College Life Caught by the Camera
A Frederick Woman's College booklet titled Glimpses of College Life Caught by the Camera and the Casual Visitor presents an introduction by President Apple and extracts from commendatory letters. Ten half-tone illustrations depict exterior and interior college buildings and student groups at work and at leisure, serving as an effective advertisement for the college.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fredenck Woman's College
Apple
EWS OF THE CHURCHES
Grace Reformed church Mite Society meets at Kemp Hall this evening at 7 20. All are invited to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mite Society of Grace Reformed Church
Kemp Hall
Peelsk
Storm Bares Devastation At Martinsburg Neb Home
A cyclone destroyed Rev. J. F. Kuhlman's home and farm near Martinsburg Nebraska. The letter describes the house and outbuildings swept away, trees torn from roots, furniture wrecked, farm implements destroyed except the harrow, and animals injured but not killed. The nearby schoolhouse was wrecked and books scattered as rain intensified the scene of ruin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. F. Kuhlman
Martinsburg
Neb
Luther Kuhlman
Evangelical Lutheran Church
Kuhlman
General Synod
Fighting at Las Pinas Engulfs Lawton’s Entire Force
Special Dispatch reports hot fighting at Las Pinas with General Lawton’s whole force engaged against Filipino defenders. Early estimates place American losses at about sixty with the battle still ongoing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Las Pinas
Lawton
Maxina
Jame
Death notices in Carroll County include Henry Brown and Rosa Harmon
Henry Brown aged eighty four, a retired farmer and longtime church member, died at Union Mills after a lingering illness. He leaves six sons, five living in Carroll County, one in York, Pa. Rosa A Harmon died at Union Bridge aged 31 years three months two days after a complication of diseases. She leaves a husband Edward Jarmon and a son Joshua S Motter. Joshua S Motter of Emmitsburg died in Baltimore after chronic bone disease. he leaves a widow and was brother to Rev. Isaac M. Motter. Thomas G Strickler, 71, Civil War veteran and G A R Reynolds Post member, died at his home on B&O Avenue. funeral at 11 a.m. tomorrow with Mt. Olivet interment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Brown
Myers
Carroll County
Union Mills
Mr. Brown
St. Mary's Reformed Church
Silver Run
St. Benjamin's Reformed Church
Westminster
Edward Jarmon
Joshua S. Motter
Emmitsburg
St. Joseph's Hospital
Caroline Street
Baltimore
Isaac M. Motter
Thomas G. Strickler
B &O.avenue
Reynolds Post, G. A. R
Mt. Olivet
Farm Sold At Auction Near Emmitsburg
Auctioneer Harvey R. Lease sold a 1 acre farm near Emmitsburg this morning at the Court House. The buyer was Isaac A. Annan acting as surviving trustee for J. Marshall Miller for 82 560 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvey R
Gonrt House
J. Marshall Miller
Emmitsburg
Isaac A. Annan
Vanity, virtue, and books in a Frederick reflection
A Frederick reader examines social ties, character judging by friendships and reading tastes, noting how wealth and status shape associations. The piece praises libraries and literary choices, saluting Mr Ingle’s reception and the community’s regard for a beloved local figure.
In the Law's Grip A Free Fight On East Patrick Street
Charles Heard Joseph Yoes Mary Isaacs Wm Stanley and Geo Ryan among those in a Saturday night free fight on East Patrick Street were arrested and brought before Magistrate White. Heard had been committed to Montevue for 60 days for disorderly conduct and will have a further hearing tonight. Yves fined five dollars and jailed for 30 days. Isaacs and Stanley to have a further hearing Thursday at 3 pm. Ryan turned state's evidence and was discharged. Six to eight more arrests expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Isaacs
Wm. Stanley
Geo. Ryan
Weather and crop notes plus a cat obituary fragment
Fine rains boost crops with good wheat and cherries though Hessian fly damage noted in wheat. Peas being gathered. raspberries and gooseberries ripening. oranges and apples not yet ready. Comet the cat of Mrs Nannie Davis Georgetown DC aged 11 shot at Mrs Fannie Bromwell New Market June 4 1464 then died in quiet sleep after lifelong meekness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
FaHen Comet
Comet
Nannie Davis
Georgetown
D. C
Fannie Bromwell
New Market
Railway to Liberty Route Proposed for Electric Line
A proposed Frederick to Liberty electric railway gains traction with locals in Liberty and Frederick County. The outlined eleven and a half mile route would run from near South and Market streets, along South Street, past several kilns and mills, through private lands, to New London and into Liberty. Powered by water flow from Singanore Creek, the project promises land value boosts and potential summer resort sites along the corridor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Liberty
Market Streets
South Street
Frederick and
Middletown
South
Carroll Streets
Frederick Brick Works
Ramsburg Fertilizer Works
Frederick Lime Company
Whipp
M. J. Grove Lime Company
Jacob Rosenstock
Thomas Ogle
H. R. Lease
J. G. Miller
Stone Bridge
National Turnpike
Linganore Hills Inn
Doty Mill
New London
Albaugh
Largest flag completed by Miss Josephine Mulford of New Jersey
A huge flag measuring 3100 by 66 feet was planned by Miss Josephine Mulford of Madison New Jersey. Bunting silk stars three feet wide bear state arms and founding dates. Stars stitched partly in Independence Hall Morristown Fort McHenry Mount Vernon and aboard ships with Betsy Ross Barbara Fritchie Whittier links noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Josephine Mulford
Madison
N.J
Mulford
Union
Virginia
Mount Vernon
New York
Barbara Fritchie
Academy of Visitation premium distribution and events
The Academy of Visitation B V M holds its annual premium distribution on Tuesday June 20 after which the school closes until mid September. The program includes marches songs instrumental works and a coronation ode with a varsity chorus. Graduates are C Claudine Offit Maryland M A Reardon Virginia H B Loughran and M E Miller District of Columbia. An art display occurs Monday evening June 19 from five to seven. The Aloman Association meets on distribution day at 2 pm. Alumni losses include Mrs Chas Raymond and Mrs M E Prince both longtime friends of the school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Academy of Visitation
Madrid
the Orchard
C. Claudine Offit
Maryland
Mary Agnes Reardon
Virginia
Hatharine B. Loughran
Marie Enurydhca Miller
District of Columbia
Aloman Association
Academy
Chas. H. Raymond
M. E. Prince
Freight pay car visits Frederick for railroad salaries
Messrs Victor Wierman Rev Chas J Wood A W Parker F C J Smith A W Orwig W B Brooks J C Love J H Walk B W Smith J L Rabie of York Pa in charge of the Pennsylvania Railroad pay car were in Frederick yesterday paying salaries to officials and employes of the road.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pas
Victor Wierman
Chas
J. Wood
A. W. Parker
F. C. J. Smith
A.W. Orwig
W.B. Brooks
J. C. Love
J. H. Walk
B. W. Smith
J. L. Rabie
York
Pennsylvania Railroad
Frederick
Tribute to Dr Eschbach on 25th pastorate anniversary
The Evangelical Reformed church celebrated Rev. Dr. Eschbach s twenty fifth anniversary as pastor with a reception at the parsonage in Frederick. Hundreds attended from the community as Dr Eschbach received congratulations, a purse of gold was presented, and a two month vacation was granted by the consistory. Rhodes Orchestra provided music while refreshments were served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
HR. Excibach
Evangelical Reformed Church
Exohbach
Hsohbach
Dr. Eschbach
Eschbach
Annual Maryland School for the Deaf Board Meeting
The Board of Visitors met in the Visitors Room and conducted routine business. The annual report by Prof. Ely was read and adopted, officers re elected, and the faculty retained for the coming year. Guests and local officials attended, with several out of town visitors returning home after the session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Visitors of the
Maryland School For the Deaf
Wim. R. Barry
H. Clay Naill
John E. Shaw
John Black
Enoch G. Hipsley
Barnard Steiner
Baltimore
Spencer ©. Jones
Rockville
F. Snowden Hill
Upper Marlboro
Prince Georges County
Fairfax Schley
Wm. R. Barry
Chas. W. Ross
Wm. G. Baker
Henry Williams
Charles W. Ely
A. Mu
Rosa R. Harris
Edward P. Gale
Charles M. Grow
Molliem
Ijams
John M. Young
Alto M. Lowman
E. Frances Hancock
Grace D. Ely
Mary P. Tucker
Florence W. Doub
Wm. H. Baltzell
Edward Nelson
Rebecca TL. Rinehart
Robert F. Thomas
H. G. Benson
L. A. Wickham
William Harrison
Market Quotes From Frederick Daily Grain Prices
Wheat was quoted at 73 cents per bushel in Frederick. Corn shelled at 88 cents per bushel with corn on barrel at 2.58 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Excursions to Niagara Falls From Washington DC Area Tonight
Athletic Park and cycle track free to the public tonight. Popular excursions to Niagara Falls Saturday July 1. A Ten Day Tour via B and O Royal Blue Line and Lehigh Valley Route through the Lehigh and Wyoming Valleys. Special train from Washington DC and Baltimore Camden Station. Round trip tickets listed for several Maryland towns. Stops on return at Buffalo Rochester Geneva Burdette and Manch Chunk. Side trip to Thousand Islands from Rochester $35.59. Tickets good five days. Dalton Ticket Agents.
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Niagara Falls
America
Royal Blue Line
Lehigh Valley
Lehigh and
Wyoming Valleys
Switzerland of America
Washington, D. C
Baltimore
Camden Sta
Bllicott City
Rockville
Brunswick
Hagerstown
Frederick Md
Keedysville
Harper's Ferry
W. Va
Buffalo
Rochester
Geneva
Burdette
Watkins Glen
Manch Chunk
Thousand Islands
Dalton Ticket
Baltimore & Ohio R. BR
John Hendrickson Store Seeks Summer Outfit Bargains
A local ad touts men’s linen skirts, petticoats, and towels with low prices. It highlights yard-long dresses, white wool skirts, and embroidered items, plus Turkish towels and men’s silk ties. The dealer claims wide stock and aggressive discounts to attract bargain buyers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lng
Wales
Grand Opening of Athletic Park with Evening Cycle Pageant
Announcement of Athletic Park opening on Thursday June 15 at 8 p m featuring cycle racing dancing and electric illumination. Grand stand pavilion refreshments shooting galleries and a 10 cent admission. Also notices a Sunday excursion by B and O Railroad with round trip fares and a steamboat trip down the Potomac to Marshall Hall and Mt Vernon with timetable details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athletic Park
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Washington and Marshall Hall
Frederick
Washington
Marshall Hall
Marshal J. Hall
Potomac
Mt. Vernon
Also Mentioned on This Page
the Daily News
WasHinatox
Tar News
W. L. Moors
The
Weather Bureau
Equity Girl
Uneeda Biscuits
B.&o.r.r. Io
E. Myers
Rohrback
E. Third St
Castle’s
GC. Carty
Blocher Bros
Ghn
Hendrickson
F. B. Sappington
Woman's College
Tx News
Betsy
Mrs. A
Eahe
Lizzie
Mrs. Bon Ton
St. John’s Circulating Library
China
Ingle
All Saints’ Parish
Protestant Episcopal Church
Frederica
Sun
Singamore
Phrough
New Jersey
DR. Escilbacil
Denmiense
Ule
Maryland School Transact Business
Norfolk
Castle's
East Patrick Street
Gest Remnant Sale
L. E. Mourn
Telephone
John Hendrickson
SNH
Pashtun
Sarah
Tye
Abe Hoslere
John Hewprorson
Neidig & Miller
Greater Frederick
Newie & Muzas
N. Market St
Clinton E. Main
Junton E
Main
North Market Street
Wm. CG. Boteler
N. Market Street
Residence City Hotel
Mneeda Biscuits
Cuits
Wer
Rappington
Rodooe
GEO
Rodock & CO
A. T. Rige & Bons
A. T. Rice & Sons
Frederick, MD
F. V. Staub
Joe
Northwest Corner Market
Bts
the Railing Grocery CO
E. Ramsburg
C. ‘H. Ramsburg
Ithe Model Grocer
C. EK
Raxseuna
Telehone
Lark
J. Heisely Keller
Lvary
Potomac River
Willard OQ. Keller
E. Patrick
N. Market Streuil
University of Maryland
Jadis
Alfred Ritter
Lounsaloh
Oxplane Court
Brainess
Cere
Artenta
Contt St
Deedidawir
Sterick, Ma
Mitten
Uberx
Alt Law
Cea House
Ables P. Levy
Oort Street
Orporite Ceny
Elvsets Gecarlog Dears
Real
Srempt
Attearisa
Sairivente
Bok
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