Readable Sunday issue teems with varied features and notes
The Saturday News fragment previews an eight page issue with articles on the Republican National Convention, exploits of American soldiers in the Philippines, illustrated features, ladies recipes and fashion, farmer topics, and a Sunday school lesson analysis. It notes two cent price, delivery options, and a roundup of local items including Cherry shipments, a bicycle accident, a clerk appointment, fishing results, Princeton entrance exam, and a mention of Syrup of Figs as a health product.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taz News
Willis
Sewell Ford
Philadelphia
Rain interrupts Baltimore firemen parade clash of crowds
Rain halted a large Baltimore firemen parade along Broadway and Baltimore streets, scattering crowds and delaying the review. General Latrobe arrived late in a car, and the procession finally paused near the city’s hotels as officers rerouted the march.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
South Broadway
Freman
Broadway
Mars
Rufus W. Applegarth
Ferdinand O. Latrobe
General Latrobe
Latrobe
Brosiway
Baltimore Street
Torny
Fayette
Harrison
Kutaw
Washington Monument
City Hell
Jupiter
North Street
Tosrahai
Entan Honose
New York
John van Wort
van Wort
Carrollton Hotel
Name for States Planned for New Navy Cruisers
Secretary Long has sent to the President names for two Charleston class ships and three armored cruisers authorized at the last session. One of the battle ships will be named for a state, with Virginia favored but Maryland possible due to political considerations.
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Maryland
Virginia
Long
White Horse
Old Dominion
Commissioner A E Albert Pushes Bid Printing Reform
County Commissioner A E Albert of Washington County opposes automatic public printing to party papers. He says bids should be invited and contracts awarded to the lowest bidder. The board has levied 4460 for printing, with a paper presenting a $2000 bill and seeking price competition.
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A. E. Albert
Washington County
Albert
Arrests for disturbing the peace and drunkenness
Ida Davis Frank Goings and Ben Christiens were arrested by Officers Six and Mani horn for disturbing the peace. Wood dismissed Goings and fined the others $1.75 each, or 10 days in jail. Robert Smith was jailed 5 days for drunken disorderly conduct after a $1.25 fine default.
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Justice Troop
Ida Davis
Frank Goings
Ben Christiens
Six
Manihorn
Trustica Wood
Goings
Robert Smith
Cook
Justice Wood
Hospital Fete Moves to Kemp Hall on Rainy Day
The Hospital Association hosted a lawn fete on the Woman's College campus, moved to Kemp Hall due to rain. Charming young ladies served guests with fancy work, cake, bonbons, punch, and ice cream. The fête continues tonight and tomorrow. Notre Dame Academy graduation at Libertytown set for Wednesday June 27 at 9:30 AM. Graduates Mary Grace Welsh and Maude L. Simpeon. St Euphemia's School closing exercises at Emmitsburg this afternoon.
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Woman's College
Hospital Association
Kemp Hall
Notre Dame Academy
Libertytown
Mary Grace Welsh
Maude L. Simpeon
St. Euphemia‘s School
Emmitsburg
Fell From a Cherry Tree at Manor Church
Clarente Arbio of Whipp was cherry picking at his home by Manor church when he fell from a tree about 25 feet, sustaining minor injuries. The incident occurred during routine activity and involved no other persons.
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Ee Clarente Arbio
Eb. Whipp
Hear Manor Church
Divorce Granted in Washington Annulls Brengie Marriage
Divorce granted to Bertie C. Brengie from Charles E. Brengie, formerly of this city, allowing her to resume the maiden name Bertie C. Brooke.
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Washington
Bertie C. Brengie
Charles E.brengie
Bertie C. Brooke
Sunday Excursions by B and O Railroad From Frederick
The B and O railroad runs a special excursion from Frederick to Baltimore on Sunday. An additional excursion is planned, promising a leisurely travel option.
03rd Commencement at Frederick College Diploma Day
Dr William Crawford Johnson presided as diplomas were presented to Edward Odell Richard Ely E Carlton Mumford Edward G Herman and J Alfred Riser for completing the required course The program included music prayer salutatory and several student essays and addresses The Emersion Literary Society hosted a public meeting with a debate on elective college courses won by the negative and notable recitations and prize awards
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W. Co. Johnson
Brascreun Literary Society
Frederick College
William Crawford Johnson
Board of Visitors
Edward A. O2ell
Richard U. Ely
E. Carlton Mumford
Edward A. UG. Herman
J. Alfred Riser
T. Freeman Dizon
Edward A. Odell
Australis
New Zealand
Richard G. Bly
Willian
Crawford Juhyeng
Exervon Literary Society
Emersin Literary Society
E. A. Odell
E.A. Berman
Carlton Mumford
Messrs
C. O. Keedy
O. M. Gilpin
J.T. R. Heagy
Lord Chatham
Mrr
Hanson Maulaby
Frederick
Minerva
O. Herbert Erech
Wm. P. Maulsby
Filipino forces surrender in key battles reported
General MacArthur reports the surrender of General Macabellue with 124 troops on June 15 while Lord Roberts notes Kierkadory's surrender on the same date. The dispatches highlight allied forces accepting capitulations in separate theaters.
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Boselal Dirsatch
MacArthur
Macabellue
Stevtal
Tig Nee O Laabus
Lord Roberts
Kierkadory
Personal News From Frederick Residents in Washington and Nearby
Pressant Paragrapha Abdves notes Mr Dr Thomas Johnson of Frederick spending the day in Washington. Douglass H Hargett has returned from the Firemen's Convention. Mrs Guy Albaugh of Waynesboro Pa returned home after visiting parents. Miss Mary Crum of West South Street visits aunt Mrs Albaugh in Waynesboro. Roy Thomas, recently at Western Maryland College, returned home near Frederick. Miss Stoner of the Woman's College faculty visits friends in the county and leaves for Reading Pa. Mrs W C Wire and daughter Lulu Mehring of Littlestown are guests of H J Shafer near Barkittterville. Miss Charlotte Shafer returns from Allentown College to spend the summer in Middletown. Mr and Mrs Thomas Schley depart to attend funeral of Mrs Schley's uncle Samuel Claggett in Pateraville. Mrs J P T Mathias of Thurmont and Mrs Dr M E Leatherman of Washington plan trips to the Paris Exposition. Geo A Schroeder of West Patrick Street goes to Baltimore to see Frederick firemen races and then to Philadelphia to attend the Republican National Convention.
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Thomas Johnson
Washington
Douglass H. Hargett
Guy Albsugh
Waynesboro
Mary Crum
West South Street
Guy Albaugh
Roy Thomas
Western Maryland Colege
Aliss Stoner
Woman's College
Reading
W.C. Wire
Lulu Mehring
Littlestown
H.J. Shafer
Barkitterilie
Charlotte Shafer
Allentown College
Allentown
Middletown
Thomas Schley
Talay
Europa
Geo. A. Schroeder
Patrick Street
Baltimore
Frederick
Schroeder
Philadelphia
Baltimore & Ohio Seashore Excursions At Low Rates
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad announces 9 series of Popular Seashore Excursions on Thursdays June 28 July 12 26 August 9 and 23 to Atlantic City Cape May Sea Isle City Ocean City N J Ocean City Md and Rehoboth Beach Del Tickets valid 16 days with date of sale Stop overs allowed on return trips at Philadelphia Baltimore Washington for New Jersey resorts and at Baltimore Washington for Ocean City Md and Rehoboth Beach Del Inquiries to nearest ticket agent for full details and train times.
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Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
Atlantic City
Cape May
Sea Lele City
Ocean City
N. J
Rehoboth Beach
Del
Baltimore & Ohio R. R
Caps May
Seattle City
N.J
Cal
Philadelphia
Baltimore
Washington
New Jersey
Phiadelphia
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Ohio River
Sea Isie City
New York City
Puilman
Miss Eisenhadr Class Delights City Opera House Recital
A City Opera House recital featured Miss Katherine Eisenhauer's class with soprano Miss Lucy Eisenhauer and tenor Mr. Ralph R. Bowers among performers. The program blended recitations, piano solos by Miss Lula Font, and ensemble pieces including a dramatic scene from Schiller and a one act farce Murder Will Out. The audience enjoyed a polished display of talent and stagecraft. Hood's Sarsaparilla is praised as a blood purifier and vitalizer.
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City Opera House
Katherine Eisenhauer
Lucy Eisenhauer
Ralph R. Bowers
Will Font
Barytone
Bion Firestone
Margaret Ragan
Barbara Mullinix
Valdetta Keefer
Viola Bowers
Mildred Landauer
Isabel Storm
Luin James
Lona Warner
Tina Dream
Mr. Fout
Mr. Bowers
Miss Storm
Charity Grinder
Miss James
Shandon
Eisenhauer
Schiller
Mary, Queen of Scots
England
Queen Bees
Grandma Stiles
Barbara Maulliniz
Leni Stiles
Misa Corrine Payne
May Taylor
Minnie Sprague
Lena
Missea Wallette Keefer
Lacy Neidnart
Dinah
Bridgets
Percy Myer
Salaries Rise for Postmaster Cities in Maryland
The annual reassessment of postmaster salaries shows Maryland cities gaining as Newark rises to second class status. Cumberland increases from 2700 to 2900, Frederick 2100 to 2500, Westminster 1000 to 2200, Annapolis 2300 to 2500, Hagerstown 2600 to 2700, Salisbury 2000 to 2200, Charlestown 1600 to 1700, Emmitsburg 1100 to 1200, Laurel 1400 to 1200.
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Maryland
Cumberland
Frederick
Westminster
Annapolis
Hagerstown
Salisbury
Chestertown
Emmitsburg
Laurel
Excursion to Baltimore from Frederick and return details
The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad offers a Sunday excursion from Frederick to Baltimore on June 17, with a return on the special Camden Station train at 7 30 P.M. Fare is $1 for round trip. Tickets valid only on issue date and the special train. Also notes a strawberry festival at Kemp Hall hosted by Hospital Association on Friday and Saturday June 15th and 16th.
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Frederick
United States Express Company
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Baltimore
Adams Express Company
Baltimore and Obis Railroad
Reture
Camden
Kemp Ball
Ladies of the Hospital Association
Kemp Hall
Svenings
Jane
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