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Howard Fielding
M. Stearns
Leattara
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Notice to Subscribers Collect Day Reminder
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Valley Female College Closes After 30 Years
Brief items note the Valley Female College in Winchester Virginia closes after thirty years and will relocate to Buena Vista Virginia. Other updates include a Novi tate brother picnic at Middletown with a south mountain trek, nurse Julia Osler taking a Havana head nurse post after sailing from New York, and local illness news about Mr William Albaugh at his cousin’s Braddock area home.
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Cuba
Julia Osler
Thurmont
Havana
New York
Frederick College Graduates Two Young Men in Commencement
Frederick College held its annual commencement in College Hall. Jesse W. Downey Jr of New Market and Charles Herbert Kreh of Frederick received diplomas. President Cates presided. The Emerson Literary Society and English Literature class presented works and gifts including a bust of Shakespeare and a picture. Downey Jr won the Valentine Birsly scholarship at the University of Virginia. Commencement notes include students from nearby colleges earning degrees and mathematics medals at Roanoke College.
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Jesse W. Downey, Jr
New Marker
C. Herbert Kreh
Frederick
Frederick College
Jesse Wright Downey, Jr
New Market
Charles Herbert Kreh
Cates
David May
Bernardo
Alphonso
J. C. Lockhart
Albert
Ebert
Herbert Kreh
Minnesota
Gettysburg
EH. L. Gordon
Charles O. Ebert
Jess W. Downey, Jr
E. E. Oates
T. F. Hoffmeier
Mt. Pleasant
Emerson Literary Society
College Hall
Shakespeare
Bennett B. Cates
Wm. P. Maulsby
Cicero
Catiline
H. Hanson Maulsby
Sheridan
Ride
T. B. Reed
Cornelius B. Ebert
Abraham Lincoln
John Newman
W. Carlton Harrison
Board of Visitors
EB. E H. Oates
Robert G. Ebert
Bennett E. Oates
William P. Maulsby
Valentine Birsly
University of Virginia
Resignations Sweep Maryland Schools Amid Health Strain
Mr Charles M Grow longtime Maryland School for the Deaf and Dumb faculty member resigns after thirty three years of service and fifty years teaching. Principal Mr Charles H Ramsburg of Middletown High School also resigns due to ongoing ill health.
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Charles M. Grow
Maryland School For Deaf and Dumb
Charles H. Ramsburg
Middletown High School
Annual Ordinations at Woodstock College
The annual ordinations at Woodstock College the house of studies of the Maryland New York Province Society of Jesus begin Tuesday June 38 and continue for two days. Minor orders subdeaconship and priesthood will be conferred. Newly ordained priests celebrate first masses June 28 in the college chapel and St Alphonens parish church Woodstock.
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Woodstock College
House of Studies
Maryland-New York
Society of Jesus
College Chapela
St. Alphonens
Woodstock
Examining Recruits at Frederick by Army Officials
Dr. D. M. Roberts and Lieutenant Fred H. Galloe of the United States Army are in Frederick to examine several applicants seeking entry into military service.
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D. M. Roberts
Fred. H. Galloe
S. A
Frederick
United States Army
Bankrupt Harrie O Hoy of Frederick Seeks Relief
Harrie O Hoy of Frederick applied for the benefit of the bankruptcy law yesterday, with liabilities of 1615 and no assets, attorneys H Dorsey Etchison and Reno S Harp handling the case. Beautiful Dahlias Edward Hahn of West South Street presented to The News a bouquet of dahlias in varied colors. The Modern Beauty thrives on health through sun and exercise, with a cleansing laxative Syrup of Figs by the California Fig Syrup Co.
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Harrie O. Hoy
Frederick
H. Dorsey Etchison
Reno S. Harp
Edward Hahn
West South Street
Thz News
California Fig Syrup Co
Yesterday's Storm Ravages Frederick County Farmstead
Severe storm lashed the area with flattened wheat and washed out corn on hillsides. Lightning damaged a West Patrick street house owned by B. E. Phebus and injuring kitchen zinc. St Luke's church ornament knocked loose but stayed. Barn cupola struck near Sheriff Troxell's farm, four rafters torn, ladder destroyed. 250 telephone poles burned out. horse near Outeail killed. two cows on Dr. Fairfax Schley’s farm killed. other bolt impacts reported across Bentz Street and local areas.
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B. E. Phebus
Frederick Elinger
St. Luke's Church
Feagaville
Sheriff Troxell
Frederick
Thomas F. Haugh
Hicks
Patrick Street
Frederick County Telephone and Telegraph Company
Hiram Outeail
Fairfax Schley
Charlesville
Edward Honck
Bentz
Joseph Green
Miss Field to Marry Chicago Reader Trottie Field Weds Englar
Miss Mary French Field daughter of Eugene Field the children's poet will marry William Englar of Maryland in Chicago. Field known as Trottie in social circles has supported herself by public readings since her father’s death five years ago. Englar a Chicago native and secretary at a major North Side firm has resided at the Field home on Clarendon avenue for six months. The couple plan a forthcoming wedding.
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Miss Field
Mary French Field
Eugene Field
William ©. Eagler
Maryland
Trottie
Chicago
Great
Middle West
Englar
Clarendon Avenue
Brunswick to House Lewis Jones Knitting Branch
Arrangements set for a Brunswick location of the Lewis Jones Knitting factory from Winchester. The Brunswick Hotel will host the branch with rent paid by the city and taxes remitted for years. No knitting will occur there, but about fifty sewing and finishing machines will be used. Goods knit in Winchester sent to Brunswick for finishing.
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Lewis Jones Knitting Factory
Winchester
Brunswick
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
William J Bryan Berries Enter Office Box Discovery
A box of large gyer an berries labeled William J Bryan was left at The News office by Martin Diehl of Walkeraville. Berries bred by Columbus Pomphray of Prince Georges County Maryland. Origin from Washington with plants bearing two each seat 301. The Governor announces November votes on three constitutional amendments regarding state attorney fees House of Delegates apportionment and Baltimore City districting.
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Wiliam Jd. Bryan
Martin Diehl
Walkeraville
Columbus Pomphray
Prince George’s County
William J. Bryan
Washington
House of Delegates
Baltimore City
Smallpox in Maryland Reported at State Board Meeting
At the State Board of Health monthly meeting it was reported there are only three smallpox cases in Maryland. One patient is at the Quarantine Hospital near Baltimore, another in Allegany County, and the third in Montgomery County.
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Maryland
State Board of Health
Quarantine Hospital
Baltimore
Allegany County
Montgomery County
Frederick County Elect Supervisor Named in Governor Move
The Governor appoints John W. Humm supervisor of elections for Frederick County succeeding George E. Smith who is retired from the post. The action marks a leadership change in the county’s election administration and sets Humm’s duties for upcoming ballots.
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John W. Humm
Frederick County
George E. Smith
Frederick firemen sweep state meet prizes in Westminster
At Westminster Maryland the Maryland State Firemen’s Association saw Frederick fire companies win most prizes including the largest and best equipped company. The Juniors protested a disqualification in the reel race claiming they were entitled to first place after beating Independent and United teams. affidavits and witness statements were filed claiming no foul occurred and the Junior team had the fastest run and best connection in the event.
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Frederick Firemen
State Fireman's Association
Westminster
Geo. Wa. Shipley
Frederick
State OF
Maryland
Daron County
William A. Stultz
Harry J. Kefauver
Charles S. Price
Pennsylvania Avenue
A. D
Firmen
Independent
United Fire Companies
Frederick City
William A. Sturtz
Harry
Kefavuvvze
Oharles
Price
William Moors
George William Shipley
Joseph Smith
Charles E. Wallace
Thad
Markey
Oursler
William R. Oarsley
George E. Baughman
United Steam Fire Engine Company No
Independent Hose Company No
Junior Steam Fire Engine Company
Joseph W. Smith
L. O. Stitely
William R. Oursler
Frank T. Shaeffer
Taneytown
Frederick Firemen Parade Ends After Victory at Meet
The Frederick firemen returned last night on a special train, greeted by cheering crowds at the Pennsylvania depot. The United Hook and Ladder Team rode a decorated track with a raised ladder and figures atop, marking a feature of the parade through Market Street before dispersing at their headquarters. Delegates from Lonaconing and Cumberland hoped to host next year’s meeting, but Dr L T MacGill Jr decided not to extend an invitation from Frederick.
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Pennsylvania Depot
Market Street
Noe
Lonaconing
Cumberland
L. T. MacGill, Jr
Fraderick
Purely Personal Local Notes and Visits
Purely personal items recount extended visits and travels among local residents and guests. Ada Rhodes returns from Baltimore. Register of Wills Charles E. Saylor in Brunswick. Violet Norris sails to Philadelphia to visit her brother. Mrs. F. Thomas visiting daughter in Washington DC. J. O. Claggett visiting Emmitsburg. Alice Fritchie in Lancaster PA after visiting Frederick friends. Emma Shepherd visiting Mrs M. Shamberger in Baltimore. Clabaugh and Grayson return from Walkersville. Mrs. Charles H. Elliott visiting in Washington. G W F Black and Lieutenant Hanson Black visiting Maulsbys in Court Square. Capt George F. Landers and wife at Thurmont as Landers completes West Point detail and prepares to go to Fort Hamilton. Frederick vs Charlestown baseball game canceled due to rain.
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Ada Rhodes
Baltimore
Register of Wills
Charles E. Saylor
Brunswick
Violet Norris
Philadelphia
F. Thomas
Viola Taylor
Washington
D.C
J. O. Claggett
Emmitsburg
Frederick
Alice Fritchie
Lancaster
Emma Shepherd
M. Shamberger
Argyle Avenue
Mieses Clabaugh
Grayson
Miss Goldsborough
Walkersville
Charles H. Elliott
Washingtown
A. Fearheske
Patrick ‘Street
G. W. 4. Black
Halltown
Hanson Black
U.S. A
William P. Maulsby
Court Square
George F. Landers
Thurmont
Landers
West Point Military Academy
Fort Hamilton
City Opera House recital on June 14 1901
Local listing for a Friday evening recital at City Opera House under Mrs A B McDaniel and O B Compher with performers from Hagerstown Middle Town Washington D C Altoona Pa. Gallery admission 20 cents. reserved seats at Yenkie’s. Also ads for eye specialist, excursions to Washington and Hagerstown on June 16, porch shade sale, and other local services.
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A. 8. McDaniel
O. 8
Compher
Misa Keahler
Hagerstown
Beard
Middletown
Chas
Haydn Chase
Washington, D. C
Figart
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Yenkie’s
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