This Date In History June 13 in The Daily News
On June 13, The Daily News recounts historical events and notable figures. The item mentions General Bott, Petere Burg, and various names tied to wartime actions, bravery, and public service. The text mixes dates, ranks, and places with fragmented references to battles and individuals, reflecting a retrospective column.
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Frazees
Moe
Bere
Tau
Petere Burg
Bagby Esas
Trew
Cowen
Wigtt
Eoc Bates
Pete
Kemetiy Pewites
Browr Uctecrety
Westt
Cope
Sither
Entertainer’s Bill Credited to Local Officials
The fragment lists officials G Ausherman clerk and Hinks solicitor along with names Mie Stiner and Sohlay associated with entertainment duties. The readable portion suggests a municipal or court related entry naming persons connected to entertainment.
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Waers
G. Ausherman
M. H. Hinks
Solr
Mie
Stiner Sohlay
Pleasant social notices list visits in mid Atlantic cities
A string of residents and guests are reported visiting Baltimore Philadelphia Washington and nearby towns. Individuals include Mrs P J Nussbaum Miss Blanche Dertzbaugh Ex Judge John A Lynch and Mr Frank R Martin among others. The notices mention travels for business leisure and family gatherings with several planning summers or commencements.
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P. J. Nussbaum
Baltimore
Blanche Dertzbaugh
Frank R. Martin
Graceham
Frederick
Bessie Burg
East Third Street
Philadelphia
Snd Millersville
John A. Lynch
East Second Street
Brunswick
Lewis Fraley
West Patrick Street
TF. H. Smith
Miss Cobb
Washington
Mary Ingle
Charles Snyder
U.S. N
W. W. Pickete
Wm. H. Ramsburg
North Market Street
Esitimore
William Kline
Grace Klina
George A. Dean
Duncan
Mary McKinsey
Louisa Warner
East South Street
Gertrude Greer
Helen Shipley
West Third Street
Wm. H. Shipley
Maggie
Osborne Ingle
Ray
Addison Ingle
Mary Tugie
D. H. Hargett
East Church Street
Maryland State Firemen’s Association
O. B. Sturdevant
Lexington
Kentucky
Perons
Cyrus Thomas
Nellie McCardell
Hagerstown
O. McCardell
North Market ‘Street
Ira Tyler
Rochester
E. 3
Oris
Harry V. Nixdorff
Norfolk
L. M. Dorff
New Warehouse Rising and Local Tidbits
Brief Bits reports a new warehouse for Mr J E W nearing completion with workers on the roof and occupancy expected soon. It notes upcoming events such as commencement week, Flagger day, and a chi‑chi breakfast with gooseberry tarts, plus health tips praising outdoor exercise and a fig product advertisement.
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J. E. W. Era
Orkmen
Wedded on the law at Locust Grove near Hood's Mills
J Harry Grove of Frederick and Miss Anna Forsyth were married in a quiet morning ceremony at Locust Grove near Hood's Mills. Rev Father Norton officiated. Bride wore French batiste with roses, maid of honor was Jamina Forsyth, best man Eugene Grove. A wedding breakfast followed and the couple plan an extended trip before settling in Frederick.
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J. Harry Grove
Anna Clark Forsythh
Arthur P. Forsyth
Howard County
M. J. Grove Lime Company
Frederick
Ira J. McCurdy
O. Francis Baughman
Invitations Visited For Daisy Bantz and Charles Dechant
Miss Daisy Bantz of this city and Charles E Dechant of Trenton New Jersey plan a home wedding in Kansas City on a Wednesday at 6 oclock at 601 Munford court The couple will spend the summer at Asbury Park New Jersey and will reside after September 15 at Ursinus College Collegeville Pennsylvania where Dechant has become president The brother J C Leiter will give the bride away with Miss Fannie Moise as maid of honor and Mary Lapp as flower girl
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Munford Court
J. C. Leiter
Fannie Moise
Little Mary Lapp
Asbury Park
N. J
Collegeville
Dechant
Ursinus College
Close of Art Exhibit at Library Draws Crowd
The library's art exhibit and lawn fete closed last night after a successful event. Handsome oil paintings and statues drew a large audience while Mrs. Nadine Allen sang beautifully and Prof. Koehler of Washington delivered comic recitals. Funds from the exhibit will aid the library. Rhodes City Opera House Orchestra provided music from the band stand at the school yard.
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Nadine Allen
Prof. Koehler
Washington
Rhodes’ City Opera House Orchesta
Dances at Braddock Heights by Fred Stick club
A Fred stick club forms to host a summer series of dances at Braddock Heights. The opening event is set for Wednesday June 20 with chaperones Mrs J A Wve Mrs Thomas Schley Mrs Wm Maulsby Mrs C W Rosa Mrs Dudley Page Mrs C S Howard Mrs J W Aney and Mrs Jacob B Tyson. Music by the Frederick Selnct Orchestra with Edwin O. Markell J Albins Williamson and Roger B. Wood as committee members.
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Braddock Heights
Fredstick
J. A. Wve
Thomas Schley
Wm. P. Maulsby
C. W. Rosa
Dudley Page
C.S. Howard
J. W. Aney
Jacob B. Tyson
Frederick Selnct
Edwin 0. Markell
J. Albins Williamson
Roger B. Wood
Funeral service for Mrs Tobina Zimmer man
Funeral held at her home on West Patrick street yesterday afternoon with Rev Hedges of Jefferson Lutheran Church officiating. Pall-bearers included J. W. Starr John Grove Wm Roelkey John Michael Clinton Willard Lewis Kester. Interment followed at Mt Olivet cemetery under M B Etchison of Jefferson.
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Tobina Zimmerman
West Patrick Street
Rev. Hedges
Jefferson Lutheran Church
J. W. Starr
John Grove
Wm. Roelkey
John Michael
Clinton Willard
Lewis Kester
Mt. Olivet
M. B. Etchison
Jefferson
Ore Near Wollferille Mine Report
A partially opened ore claim on Dr. Lewis Lamar's property in Wolfshire County yields copper with rich mineral content and traces of gold and silver. Lamar notes the ore belt runs from his farm along the mountain to Bulltail Valley, indicating a potentially extensive mineral area.
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Wollferille
Lewis Lamar
Meer Wolfshire
Lamar
Bulltail Valley
Mr Santre Clagett Dead Prominent Frederics Citizen
Frederics constr mourns the death of Mr Santre Clagett at his residence after a long illness. He was a longtime banker and a leading member of St Mark's Episcopal Church. Survived by a widow and four sons and two daughters. Funeral plans pending for Friday in Frederick.
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Ssore Claggett
Frederics Constr
Claggett
St Mark's Episcopal Canec
Cartuud Oy
I. EM
Keone Claggett
Kalamore Bar
Saimuc Claggets
Petersville
Mire Garrett Crampton
Colorado Springs
Mies Genevieve Claggett
Thomas Echtey
Frederick
Maude Adams Stock Opens With Lace Bowed Dress
The latest summer stock is named Maude Adams after the pretty actress. It is cut in early laid fabric with many folds and a large bow of soft lace at the lower edge falling to the waist.
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Maude Adams
May earnings rise for Baltimore and Ohio Railway
The May earnings statement shows net earnings up 593,702. President Cowen, in New York for the executive committee meeting, said higher coal rates could add about 2,000,000 annually, offset by increased operating costs from higher fiber and materials. Transportation costs improved with larger car and train loads.
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As. O
Baltimore and Ohio
Ratlroid
Cowen
New York
Laws Grip Elford Court: Jones Held on Larceny Charge
Hilleary O. Jones, colored, arrested last week by Officer Simpson for stealing lead and zinc valued at 450 from HE Delashmatt fertilizer factory. Preliminary hearing waived by counsel Clayton Keedy. Jones committed to jail in default of 500 bail for grand jury action. Elsia Black and Asif Black released on related accessory charges.
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Hilleary O. Jones
Simpson
HE. E. Delashmatt
Cliyton
Keedy
Jones
Elsia Black
Asif Black
Sliver Wedding of Rev Williams in Baltimore
Rev. Robert H. Williams former Presbyterian pastor in the city marks the twenty fifth anniversary of his marriage on June 15 at his home Walbrook Baltimore. Baltimore Presbytery appointed Committees to attend the anniversary and offer congratulations. Williams was ordained by the Presbytery about ten years ago and wed Miss Mary Sanderson of Baltimore county.
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Willams
Baltimore
Ex City Tax Collectors sue Hagerstown leaders
Milton R Baw ken of Hagerstown filed a suit against the Mayor and Council to recover 279 for commissions on street paying assessments. Ex City Tax collector Harry K Startzman also sued for 457.27. также notes note degrees and local events referenced in brief items.
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Hagerstown
Milton R. Bawken
Harry K.startzman
Yown
City Eyes Lighting Plant Contract Cost Range
City Engineer James E Hewee states Hagerviewn’s municipal lighting plant project may cost between 13500 and 48000 dollars covering building site machinery and pole line equipment. Before awarding the contract Engineer Phelps of Baltimore will be consulted.
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James E. Hewee
Hagerviewn
Phelps
Baltimore
Alumni Meet to Host Public Meeting at Frederick College
The Animal Association of Frederick College will hold a public meeting tonight with addresses by D. H. Hargett, Jacob Robrbask, Z. Alfred Ritter and Win. P. Msniaby.
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Animal Association of the Frederick College
D. H. Hargett
Jacob Robrbask
Z. Alfred Ritter
Win. P. Msniaby
Miss Mattie M Howser Improves After Illness
The Sick Miss Mattie M Howser of Plane No 4 has been quite ill for the past few weeks but is somewhat better. America is praised for its health care, with Hood’s Sarsaparilla noted for its curative power and longstanding reputation.
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Mattie M. Howser
Plane No. 4
America
Baltimore Delegates Open Annual Meeting Tonight
Frederick delegates attend annual meeting of the Marriage State Volunteer Bureau in Baltimore. A reception and parade are planned with a street procession along South Broadway and Broadway to Baltimore and back, featuring a chimes performance at St. Vincent's church and remarks by Mayor Bayes. Ex-Mayor Latrobe to serve as chief marshal. A special B&O train will carry firemen and participants.
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Freterick
Bireueu
Balt
Ford
Y Surriyo
P. Th
Bng Elds
South Broadway
Spw
Gentlemen's Drivtee Oy
South Brosdway
Broadway
Baltimore
Troler
Fayette
Harrison
Eutaw
Madison
Charles
Washington Monument
Monument Atrest
Howard
Holliday
City Blnk Plaza
Latrobe
Mallon
St. Vincent’s Church
Maryland
Auld Lang Syne
Annie Lawrie
Bayes
Schley Rejects Political Nomination Stance
The Philadelphia Times reports Rear Admiral Schley repeatedly rejected any political nomination. He stated he would not serve if elected and preferred retirement, noting he knows nothing of politics and desires to avoid public life. The Times cites a May 15 letter from Rio Janeiro to its editor.
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Philadelphia Times Today
Schley
South Atlantic
Bryan
the Times
Rio Janeiro
Lewistown Council to Attend Service at Yellow Springs
The Lewistown Council No 24 Jr C U A M will attend divine service at Yellow Springs chapel Sunday morning next with Rev Thomas B Tyler of Cassville Pa delivering the address. The St Matthew's Church Young People hosted a well attended Children's Day service directed by Estie Warner and Elis Whip.
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Lewistown
Reformed Church Aids and Missionary Society
St. Matthew's Manor
Epworth
Suni
Bey
Brown Opean
Marion Kolb
Grace Dison
B. A. H. Brust
Misses Young
Elizabeth Mullinis
Clarence Compher
Owen Compher
Fwen
DeWet Defeated in Transvaal Clash
The report notes British forces under Lord Roberts defeating De Wet near Pretoria as Boer defenses falter. Kitchener and Meikben win support in communications, while losses are recorded on June 12. British cavalry actions and leadership including the Earl of Athlone and Major Fustescaue are mentioned amid ongoing engagements.
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Kitchener
Meikuen
Vietort
Roberte
Communnicativas
St Wvial
Lord Roberts
Vom- Lamtotcariage
Karch‘gner
Methoes
Dewwee
Robert
Bailie Gear
Pretoria
Couwcachjaunt Byhs
Widowed Mary Rudzabo Dies in Middletown After Long Service
Mary Rudzabo widow of Ely Rudzabo and long time member of Abbot Returned church of Middletown died Sunday at her home after more than seventy years of faithful church work. Funeral in Reform church at Middletown with Rev J W Ponsing sermon from Psalm 35 and Matthew verses. Pallbearers named. undertaker F Fea. Interment in Reform cemetery. Also notices for Mrs Sarah Ann Shaff and Miss Mary E Head funeral details and locations.
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Mary Sas Boutzas
Mary Ave Koasibs
Eh Redtzata
Morowe
Middletowa
John H. Kepier
John C. Castie
Henry Norris
Kr Rudy
S. E. Remsburg
K. Phiseger
Feeta
Sarah Ann Seafe
Sarah Anne Shaff
Ricketts
Jefferson
Latheran
Mr. Hodges
Nicholas Zimmernmian
Albert Castle
Wim. Hoffman
Wm. E. Kemp
John Stockman
Maurice Roderick
Lutheran
M.R. Brohison
Mary Head
Mary E. Head
Miss Head
Reformed
Local aftermath and an odd Baltimore investment pitch
Fragments describe a Baltimore City National Building Association stock offering with $200 shares, 6 percent semi annual returns, and guaranteed safety. The notice promotes instalment stock at $60 per share per month, claims maturity around 100 months, and lists officers Edward Lease and Jonas Johnson. Also advertised are a City Opera House recital, a Brute Convention special train, a lawn fete at Woman's College Campus, and a sale on new summer rugs and adjustable awnings by L. B. Mulline.
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Coannan Senne
National Building Association of
Baltimore City
Mousey
Fashion ad touts shirts and fabrics with prices and flowery hype
An old style advertisement lists men's lisle shirts, summer wear, gauzy fabrics, and dress goods with enticing prices. It promotes Neidle & Miller styles, silk chenille appliques, and white goods for children, along with a Main's Cough Cure endorsement by Clinton K. Main, a graduate pharmacist, and a note about standard time from Washington.
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Neidle & Miller
Uembrie
Yue
Justin
Main
Clinton K. Main
Waerington
Local notices and travel pricing in Frederick and Philadelphia
notice certifies H. E. Wilcoxon as sole Kanabe piano agent for Frederick and surrounding area since February 1900. Baltimore and Ohio Railroad announces round trip fares from points east of the Ohio River June 15 to 19 with return by June 28, plus Atlantic City and New York City side trips and Pullman dining cars. Also mentions Dr Herman optician in Frederick offering eye services and new stock at 25 Market Street, plus local grocer promotions and agent notices for various goods.
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Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Baltimore
Osxeden
Barriwore, Mp
H. E. Wilcoxon
Frederick
W. Exape & Co
Philadelphia
Ohio River
Atlantic City
Oape May
Ocean City
Sea Tale City
New York City
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