Forays and obituaries mark June history notes
The page recalls early American history notes from June, noting Benedict Arnold’s revolutionary defection, and lists births and deaths of notable figures such as Orlando Jay Smith and Mary Prescott. It also mentions a flood disaster near Lexington Oregon with over 200 people affected, plus astronomical events and celestial observations for today and tomorrow.
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Congress
Benedict Arnold
Ers Harries Regehr
Stowe
Orlando Jay Smith
Autcher
American
Heppner
Lexington
Ore
J'rank' Oz Bangs
Netor
Edwin Roath
Charlotte Cushman
Taunt Keene
New Advertisements Today in Selvate Side 0 We
Catalog of names and listings appears as assorted items and brand mentions with fragmented terms. Several entities such as Rosenstock Bros Corkels and Norwood are present among scattered phrases and numbers. The readable content resembles a classifieds page with no coherent story or clear event.
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Lestersmith
Greedman
Colulus Knott
Rosenstock Tras
Rosenstock Bros
Corkels
Jammer Tootwear
Marvel Opera Hanse Ao
Spockt
Norwood Lecine
Notice to Subscribers Valldttion and Change Collection
Tomorrow the fifteenth day of the month the Danly News will collect from all subscribers the amount due for connective routes. Have exact change ready to ensure smooth processing.
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Nconverence
Rover
Bridge sale offer for Monocacy river arch near Stump's Hill
James W. Laero of Le Gare offers to sell the Monocacy river stone arch bridge near Stump's Hill to the county commissioners for 197 208 dollars including erection and interest. About fifteen hundred citizens sign petitions urging purchase. If accepted, payments would be 20 notes from one to twenty years, starting with 87 208.07 and bearing interest. Attorneys Stoner and Weinberg represent the seller.
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James W. Laero
le Gare
Monocacy River
Iron Bridge
Stump's Hill
le Gore
Emmitsburg
Creagerstown
Woudebory
Bowre
Stoner and
Weinberg
LeGore
Local Health Notes On Sickness And Recovery
The Sick Mr Richard J Storm of South Market Street confined by illness is able to work again. Catherine Zimmerman daughter of Met and Miss Joseph I Zimmerlauer on Monetary Boulevard has no neck abscess and is improving. Simon Wastler who broke his leg at Frederick Brick Works and was at Guy Hospital has recovered enough to return home on West South Street and is able to move about on crutches.
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Richard J. Storm
South Market Street
Be &T
Catherine Zimmerman
Atils
Met
Joseph 1
Zim. Iuerhan
Monetary Auulevard
Simon Wastler
Frederick Brick Works
Guy Hospital
West South Street
W. N. Jobiffes
North Carolina
Roger Motter
Washington
Bruce Hagan
Waynesboro
Thie City
Mitcher A. Mullinix
East Third Streeh
Westm Ister
Mecy
Charles
Cme
Mies Myrtla
Long
Middletown
Charles Stull
North Market Street
Brunswick
Arthur B. Roger
Chandernburg
Megers
Roger Young
Stanley Young
Joseph Price
Berstirg
W. A. Belst
Athe City
Mia Lotti Ttyles
Bournesville
Joseph T. Ayles
Uhird Street
Me Avibin Quigley
Harrisburg
Powis Visitiss Bis Vart
Andrew Motstiog
Sprdh
Market Street
Jennie Wieland
Cumberland
We. Krive
Disgister
Watheyn
Matelek Street
Friemlé
Grace Bichl
West Patrick Street
Hagerstown
Walter Cutter
John Cutter
Chey
Arthur Lambright
Rosavl] Myers
Myers
Harmony Grove
Walkersville
Kirnente
Wipena
W. Riratutd
Ginabeth Beagle
Myrile Gregg
Woodsboro
Union Tridge
Doh Mein
Chienzo
National Stridter Dha Company
Cfs
Dessie M. Qetzendanner
Baltimore
Zjimieramag
West ‘Third Street
Dyer
Tia
Yort Deposit
Thomas B. Tyler
Marysville
Dava Min
Edgewood
Ruth Worthington
Glenn Worth
Ington
Stuart Hal Staunton
van Bs
Record Street
Daniel &. Polter
Jennie Gabraith
Ch Hiren
Wittiamsport
Sarah Colliflower Winh
W. H. Comfort
Kikst
Third Street
Mix
Charles I. Stuer
Divorce sought by Mary L Weagy against Charles Henge
Mary L Weagy through attorney Tacob Rohieback files a bill for divorce from her husband Charles A Henge. They married at Kemptown on December 1, 1909, by Rev Tonard O Keen, and reside in Kemptown. The divorce is requested on grounds of alleged cruelty by the defendant.
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Mary L. Weagy
Tacob’ Rohieback
I. Mense Et Ihora
Charles ‘A. Henge
Kemptown
Tonard
Keen
Wealthy Del. bank cashier marks 110th birthday
Mrs. Diam W. Sheward of Withington Delaware, born on the same day as Abraham Lincoln, celebrated her 110th birthday yesterday. The grandmother of Cibb XM Sheward, she remains active and in good health with preserved faculties.
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Lincoln
Diam W. Sheward
Cibb XM
Sheward
Withington
Del
Abmiirai Lincoln
Fragmented memo from fraternal council attendees
Attendees listed include Sr.O. U. A Mesare Charles Landi Ohind Heldier and Fredonia Council members plus Willian Roderick James Dubel George Baumgardner from Frank Scots Rey Council. Text is garbled, but references obscure fraternal council meetings and attendees.
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MY Mesare
Charles A, Landi
John FF Ohind
BE. Heldier
Fredonia
Mesara
Willian Roderick
James Dubel
George T. Baumgardner
Franchk Scots Rey
Good Roads Insight in Frederick County Progress
Governor Crothers and Good Roads Commission members arrived to survey state road status. Hutton and Tucker toured Jefferson, Petersville, and Brunswick with blueprints to aid work. Options secured on Emmitsburg and Jefferson pikes, with contracts possible soon and funds intact for Frederick County projects.
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Austin L. Crothers
Messrs
City
Governor Croshers
Mr. Shocumber
Baltimore
Frederick
Roads Commission
Freverick
Messrs Hutton and Tucker
Jefferson
Petersville
Branswick
Frederick County
Tucker
Hutton
Ity
Mx Hutton
Maryland
Emmitsburg
Jefferson Piker
TOUR OVER BATTLE FIELDS FOR WAR COLLEGE OFFICERS
Thirty army student officers from Fort Myer depart for a two month study tour of Civil War battlefields in Virginia West Virginia Maryland and Pennsylvania with Major Eben Swift directing. The trip ends at Gettysburg for a joint National Guard and regular army event honoring Daughters of Liberty and Flag Day. Mountain City Chapter 42 Daughters of Liberty hosted a May Day program featuring songs readings instrumental solos and a short play in a decorated hall before refreshments.
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Daughters of Liberty
Mountain City
Buomacaa
Council
Ameren
Willim Boba
Edward Dyer
Katie Biggs
Yazel Danner
Effie Chambers
Chorte
Toad
Rebeers Bobn
Molie Oland
Pipe Organ Recital at St Matthew's June 17
Opening recital of the new Moller Ldine organ at St Matthew's Reformed Church on the Manor to be given Friday, June 17, at 8:00 p m by Walter L McDaniel organist of Grace Reformed Church Frederick assisted by Schamberh S McDaniel reader and B Sappington Jr tenor. A silver collection will be taken.
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Moller Ldine
St. Matthew's Reformed Church
Manor
Watter I L. McDaniel
Grace Reformed Church
Frederick
Shanberh S. McDaniel
B. Sappington, Jr
Will of William Keiser Filed for Probate in Orphans Court
The will of the late William Keiser of this city has been filed for probate in the Orphans Court. He leaves all property to his wife Mia and appoints her administratrix without bond. Upon her death the estate is to be divided equally among his children Charles W. Keiser Annie B. Wolfe and Hallie V. Grah.
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William Keiser
Orphans’ Court
Mia
Maria Keiser
Charles W. Keiser
Annie B. Wolfe
William V. Wolfe
Hallie V. Grah
John Grah
Columbus Egg Mystery Stuns Town Reader
A cryptic notice from West Patrick Street describes an event labeled Columbus Egg involving a Mr. Harry A. Lambaght and a person named Miynouth Rock Jew of Alr. The fragmentary text asks questions about who bears woes sorrow and contention and hints at a public advertisement yet provides no clear details or dates.
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Columbus
Alr
Harry A. Lambaght
West Baatrick Street
Election Returns Quiet Municipal Vote Effort
The municipal election unfolds calmly as party workers mobilize to maximize turnout. With 720 ballots cast by noon out of 2 087 registered voters, precinct results show limited participation and potential for a split decision.
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Precinédis
Monument funds sought for Antietam regiments
A New York Legislature request seeks appropriations for monuments to regiments from Antietam. The memory of soldiers from the Sixty-seventh Sixty-ninth Eighty fifth and Eighty-eighth New York Regiments who fell at Antietam is honored. A monument to the Eighty-fourth Regiment was proposed but postponed to July 14 with Governor Marshall in attendance.
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Antietam
Offlebus
Thryeteen
Jill
New York
Antletan
Mot
Eighty-fourth Regiment
Nedlensio
I Mont MeEnt
Marshall
Ata
Major Damuth Dead Enlisting for the Union Cause
Major Charten A. Damuth a Thurmont resident and long time farmer died at home on Sunday June 12 in his 69th year. A Civil War veteran, he served as 2nd Lieutenant then First Lieutenant in Company I, 6th Maryland Infantry Volunteers, earning a brevet as Major at Sailor's Creek. He was wounded at the Wilderness and discharged June 1865. Survived by widow Minerva F Arthoc and three sons, funeral held this afternoon at 2 from his home with post honors and local clergy assisting.
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Maryland Infantry
Charten A. Damuth
Thurmont
Victorty
Lfe
Damuth
Maryland Infantry Volunteers
Sailor’s Creek
Virginia
Washington
The
Willerness
Damutly
Cattheraa Church
Ele Commell
Tle
Sete Sear
Sanday School
Huemont Naetion
Dannath
Minerva Fi Arthoc
Venrietta Hoot
Gapt Aacus Root
Preder Ack County
John Rodt
Rove Wareten KR
Dimede
Lester TR Daanath
Dhiadelphia
Stanley It
Hormont
Tome
Fase Damatth
G.I
Owo
Connect
Medank Directorr
He. Acr. Post
G. Biel
Citizens National Bank of Frederick Maryland 1909
In November 1909 the Citizens National Bank of Frederick Maryland with capital 100000 and surplus 300000 announces deposit terms. It lists officers including President J A Wakerl and WM G Baker, Zimmerman, Tyvalls, and Morten among directors. The bank emphasizes interest bearing deposits and adherence to corporate provisions, noting depositor risks and general banking facilities.
Jound Hendrickson Catalog Ad Bargains For Summer Wear
Jound Hendrickson offers a sale of linen and crash suits coats and dothurys with prices from 85 to 12.50. New summer fabrics include linen crash, black silk, and woolen suits with reductions on spring stock. Featured items include opera coats, novel fabrics, and bold new colors in white black and red.
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Fdnon
Eputay Dandyas Borileres
Frederick's Guests To Visit City For Three Day Event
The Philadelphia guests will be welcomed at the station by Frederick Alliance and city officials. Joseph Baker will speak, then attendees will proceed to Mason Temple for a smoker. The Quakerites depart Thursday morning on the Philadelphia main road, traveling by multiple cars with baggage and an observation car.
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Bidiroud
Utsiners
Brederick
Wid Adersen
de Joseph
Baker
Be & GO
Te Mason Te Tepple
Dales
Hotel Braddock Opens At Craddlock Heights
Hotel Braddock opened at Craddlock Heights under proprietor Min BW Wheeler with a notable show of activity. The new resort promises a refined welcome and a bright future as crowds gathered to mark the launch and headline excitement for the season ahead.
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Braddock
Norwood Lecture At First Spiritual Church
Mr Wi Norwood lectures on Abductions and Bible study at the First Spiritual Church in Lalthnore and in Rochester Ind. A mix of religious discourse and home life themes draws audiences, with reports praising his eloquence. Local listings show theater and community events alongside the lecture, including dance nights at Braddock Heights and various entertainment options.
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Norwood
Wi Norwood
Jatxtor
First Spiritual Church
Lalthnore
Tanlor Hall
Fredérick
Rochester
Ind
Clon Cut
Lugiai
Mr. Norwood
Peoples Fire Insurance Company Hosts Agent Luncheon
The Peoples Fire Insurance Company entertained agents from various counties at a luncheon at the YMCA Cafe to explain future plans and provide officer access. Enthusiasm ran high as the company reported over 4 million dollars in business in force and a capital increase from 100000 to 200000. the recent Assembly act expanded its powers and field of activity.
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Peoples Fire Insurance Company
YM. C. A
Com Bany
Assembly
Funeral for Mr. David Main at Edgewood Chapel
The funeral of Mr. David Main was held yesterday afternoon at Edgewood chapel. Rev. A. J. Philhower officiated with pallbearers George Shaffer Charley V. Lanner Julian Kemp and John W. Linthiewm. Interment followed at Doubs Cemetery Phoiwaa IM Rice served as funeral director.
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David Main
Lowlock
Edgewood Chapel
A. J. Philhower
George Shaffer
Charley V. Lanner
Julian Kemp
John W. Linthiewm
Doubs
Phoiwaa
IM Rice
Berkeley Springs doubles saloon license amid vote
The Town Council of Berkeley Springs West Virginia amended the liquor ordinance raising saloon licenses from 200 to 1000 dollars a year effective June 30. The change boosts operating costs to about 2000 dollars for a saloon, influencing compliance and local business dynamics.
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Berkeley Springs
W. Va
W. oH BR Brehisen Furniture Sale Ends July 1
Public notice announces remaining stock of W oH BR Brehisen furniture will be sold by July 1 regardless of price. Names Frederick W Onnxornrra Veank L and others appear in garbled forms. The notice disclaims responsibility for debts contracted by Ellen Eo Marken and mentions a Pineapple Ey er item and an Avian CG Quran & Co reference.
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W. Oh, BR. Brehisen
Frederick W. Onnxornrra
Veank L
Renee
Ellen Eo Marken
Joux W. Mangex
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Ururrek MD
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Eien
Prone Hess
Marvel Tonight
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Braddock Heights
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Land of Oz
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American ‘Tobin Co
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Lester Smith
Cars
Bexant” & Riotts
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Tit Queber
Canada
Fane
Trageliius
Dias
Camida
U. & Quid
Mexico
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Mr. Grove
Gospel Mission
Brick Yard
Field
East South Street
East Patrick Street
Baby
Infante
Victor
Pineapple Eyer
Quran & Co
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