Princess Poes Delightful Opera at City Opera House
Last night Frederick audiences enjoyed Hansen's Princess Poes at City Opera House with the same strong reception as opening night. The performance featured graceful dancing by Misses Fitzpatrick and Corrinne Wayne, drawing sustained applause. A group photo session followed with participants on stage, while gratitude was expressed to the committee for organizing the event.
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Hansen
Princess Poes
City Opera House
Mises Fitzpatrick
Mise Corrinneayne
J. Davia Birely
Frederick
Boyd
Hagentown
Frederice
Phosa
New York
Madame Patti
Frederick's
Opera House
Sugar Loaf Mountain
Socia
Frederick County Fair
Domo Rhodes
Willy
Maximilian
Pierrot
Nino
Pepito
Billy Sinn
Brooklyn Theatre
Opers
New Hose Reel Built and Accepted for Middletown Company
Joseph Long and George W. Cockerly completed a new two wheel hose reel for Middletown Hose Company. The reel holds 150 feet of hose and is designed to be rushed to the fire plug ahead of the large reel if needed. It is described as a handsome piece reflecting credit on its builders.
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Joseph Long
George W. Cockerly
Middletown Hose Company
Hose Company
Diphtheria Treated in Child at Sykesville
A two year old child successfully treated for diphtheria at Sykesville with antizozine. Dr. D B Spreken assisted by Dr. Wm F Lucas inserted ten cubic centimeters of one thousand unit strength in the aft hip. Twenty four hours after the operation the patient was out of danger.
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Sykesville
D. B. Spreken
Wm. F. Lucas
Address by Rev T P Revelle at the YMCA
In P O Missouri a guest speaker Rev T P Revelle of Dover Delaware will deliver an address tomorrow afternoon on Personal Parity. Revelle is described as a fine speaker likely to attract a large audience. The YMCA camping club held a meeting Thursday night and did business. camping is planned to begin mid July.
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T. P. Revelle
Dover
Del
Abizina
Mary Jane
Dan
Horse Race at Boonsboro Between Middletown and Boonsburg
A horse race will run this afternoon at Boonsboro between Edward L. Shriver of Middletown and Chas B. Aieea of Boonsburg on the Koedyaville road a short distance from Boonsboro. The stakes are three dollars a side with strong interest shown by sports and both horses deemed fast.
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Boonsboro
Edward L. Shriver
Middletown
Chas B.aieea
Boonsburg
Koedyaville Road
Market Gossip Details Frederick Market Prices and People
A lively market column outlines Saturday morning scene in Frederick with buyers sellers and the boat attracting crowds. It lists prices for butter eggs poultry beef pork vegetables fruits fish and more, notes new neighbors John the Italian and Aaron Davis, and mentions municipal candidates visiting the market.
Nervous energy noted in brief personal sketch
A fragmentary personal note mentions nerves, fatigue, irritability, and mood swings. The writer attributes feelings to strain from daily life, with a brief, cryptic reference to a “Root Tea” remedy and a stray name, suggesting a diary-like update rather than a formal report.
News of the Churches Sunday services across area churches
Children's Day at M P Caerekia district services at 3 PM. St Johns Lutheran Tow White Society marks sixteenth anniversary tomorrow. United Brethren Church adds morning and evening sermons led by Rev C W Bunespring. Evangelical Lutheran schedule lists Sunday school 9 15, preaching 10 30, vesper 6 80. M B Church South proclaims morning sermon 10, Sunday school 9 15, Children’s Day 7 30. Westminster League holds 6 30 PM service at Presbyterian Church. Sabbath School 9 15 AM, sermons by Rev Dr Besle at 9 30 and 7 50 PM. Naval services at M E Church morning and evening by Rev A Himmerman. Epworth League at 6 30 led by Miss Helen Wickham. Summer Sabbath School starts at 9 AM.
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M. P. Caerekia
Hite Society of
St. John's Lutheran Church
Thurmont
United Brothern Church
C. W. Bunespring
Evangelical Lutheran Church
M. B
South
James A. Brown
Westminster League
Presbyterian Church
Besle
M.E
A. Himmerman
Milas Modena to Wed Harry J Miller at Harper's Ferry
Milas Modena daughter of Mr and Mrs Fajah B Wachter of Harper's Ferry West Virginia will marry Harry J Miller son of Mr J M Miller of Knoxville and a clerk on the B and O line at Brunswick The ceremony is set for Wednesday June 26 at high noon in St Johns English Lutheran Church Harper s Ferry After a brief wedding tour the couple will establish a home in Knoxville
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Hagerstown
Lutheran Synod
Immaculate Opera Housa
Phora
Church Street
Sporta
Dr. Hewes
Doc
Milas Modena
Fajah B. Wachter
Harper’s Ferry
W. Va
Harry J
J. M. Miller
Knoxville
Bronewick
St. John’s English Lutheran Church
Harper's Ferry
Janitors and their power in urban flats
An early 20th century Chicago Tribune piece examines the janitor as building boss and revenue source. It details how tenants rely on him for upkeep and how his tips, services, and side ventures shape married life in rental flats. It notes dueling landlord dynamics and the janitor’s role as self-appointed employment agent.
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Chicago
Togay
Theas
Rebellon
Fon
Les Ron
Tradition
Soihat
Jay
Chicago Tribune
Hood's Sarzaparibia and the merit in its cures
A brief note extols Hood's Sarzaparibia as a remedy and emphasizes its reputed merit and success. The ad-style line urges readers to remember Hood's cures and consider the product for personal use.
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Hood
Senators from Governors and Representatives Form State-Made Senate
A historical view describes the U S Senate as likely to be built from leaders who were former governors and former representatives. It notes many senators, including Pugh, Lerty, Hawley, Gordon, Shoup, Cullom, Palmer, Voorhees, Allison, Gear, Hale, Brreef, Burrows, Hill, Sherman, Tilkman, Bate, Dulls, Warren, and Squire, all stepping from executive or legislative roles in their states to the national chamber.
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Senate
United States Senate
Congress
Bor
Pugh
Alshems
Lerty
Arkansaeewea
Hawley
Allison
Iowa
Coleague
Gear
Hale
Brreef
Maine
Burrows
Michigan
Republican Horder
House of Representatives
Hill
New York
Shern
Ohio
Tilkman
South Carolina
United States
Bate
Tennisset
Ise
Curious note on medieval counting and cheques in early banking
The Windsor Review recalls ancient auditing practices where chequers and counters used novel terms and tally sticks. It describes a transition from Roman numerals and Latin phrases to more legible English accounting by the 19th century, noting early forms resembled Braille-like marks and the persistence of old methods alongside new.
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Bart
Uae
Neiber
Bates
Armancai
al Vanesh
TSS
Tre Raavon
English tramp and smoky confession illuminate a wandering life
A fragmented 19th century eyewitness tale follows a English tramp who recounts two hours with a woman smoker claiming she is a patriot fighting under a rough life. The piece blends sketches of tramps in England with brief cultural notes and historical excerpts about Chinese antibarbarian wars and a Peru event.
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Engiamt
Charley Mitehsil
Sos
John L. Sullivan
Amerikin
Bankie Thompson
Judy
Scotland
Edinburgh
England
Tepes
Dasiah Fiyntin
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