Polish hero Sobieski dies on June 17, 1690
Daily History notes John Sobieski, the Polish national hero, died on June 17, 1690. The entry also mentions a clash at Bonker Hill near Boston between British regulars and patriots, Yaqui Junctions opening war on the United States, a fleet order to Lower California, and submarine actions with the Italian Medusa sunk by a German sub. Astronomical notes list evening planets Saturn and Mars and morning planets Jupiter Venus and Mercury with Bootes rising about 9:30 p.m.
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Daily History
John Sobieski
John III
Poland
Bonker Hill
Boston
United States
California
Saturn
Mars
Jupiter
Venus
Mercury
Constellation
Bootes
Doll Seeks Vote Recount In City Register Race
Clifford H. Doll filed a court petition claiming he won a plurality for city register and asking a recount of all ballots from the recent municipal election. He and allies allege many legal ballots were improperly rejected or counted for the Republican Nicodemus due to ballot markings and miscount at election judges.
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Clifford H. Doll
Aubrey A. Nicodemus
Lloyd C. Culler
John H. Grove
Doll
Mr. Doll
Frederick City
Hoopes Bros and Thomas Co Offers Various Notices
A fragmented page lists multiple classified items including help wanted Woman Wanted at 18 W Third St, Lost Frank James $5, Lawn Mowers Repaired, and diverse ads for News Office High Art Clothes H G Dorsey Co Special Announcement and Carty's Furniture Store Pore. The clippings resemble old style retail and service notices with miscellaneous names and brief notices.
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Hoopes Bros. & Thomas Co
Third St
Frank James
H. G. Dorsey & Co
Busy Corner
R, IL
Wininger
Enlace
Acti
Ecg McCardell
Red Men
Markey
Meve Sauk
Rarana
Ereen Carty
Pore
C. B. Cline
Jas. E
Died at Montevue Miss Kate Householder 56
Miss Kate Compher Householder died this morning at Montevue Hospital aged 56 years 10 months 5 days. She had been an inmate at Montevue for years and was sister to Mrs L A Mann of Cumberland. Funeral arrangements not completed with Thomas P Rice in charge.
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Kate C. Householder
Kate Compher Householder
Montevue Hospital
Montevue
L. A. Mann
Cumberland
Middletown
Thomas P. Rice
John Nelson
Laboring Sons and Daughters of
Buckeystown
Hope Hill Cemetery
Funeral for Hiram Key Held at 3 PM
Funeral services for Hiram Key were held yesterday at his home, 132 East Street, conducted by Rev. L. H. Ewan. Fredericktonian Lodge No. 12 and multiple Masonic orders attended. He was 73 and interred at Greenmount Cemetery. Thomas P. Rice Funeral Director.
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Hiram Key
East Street
L. H. Ewan
Fredericktonian Lodge No. 12
A. F
A. Masons
Arch Masons
Rising Sun Commandery
No. 1
Knights Templar
Baltimore
Queen Esther
Order of the Eastern Star
M. E. Jenkins
John Parker
William F. Jenkins
William R. Diggs
Clifford C. Holland
Lewis Ways
Greenmount Cemetery
Thomas P. Rice
Among the Sick and Local Lodge News
Mr Charles Brust of West Church street is confined by sickness. John Black, a retired financier near Randallstown, is in critical condition and death is expected. His sister Miss Hattie Black died a week after his illness. Mr Black is president of the Maryland State School for the Deaf. Adamstown Odd Fellows Lodge 154 LO O FP hosted Grand Master Parsons and Grand Secretary Jones with officers, a large meeting, and refreshments. A Western Maryland train delay near Baltimore caused the mail train to be late by 1 hour 21 minutes, delaying Frederick papers.
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Charles Brust
West Church Street
John Black
St. John Black
Randallstown
Hattie Black
Black
Maryland State School For the Deaf
Adamstown
Odd Fellows
Adamstown Lodge
LO. O. FP
E. J. C. Parsons
Salisbury
William A. Jones
Baltimore
Robert A Hennett
Eli G. Haugh
Gharien F. Seeger
H. Dorsey Etchison
Western Maryland Railway
Frederick
Recount Ordered in Local District Precincts
Judge M L Keedy orders a recount of last November ballots in District No 3 precinct 1 Hagertown District No 7 Smithsburg District No 12 Tilghmantown and District No 17 Hagertown No recount in other districts W P Wachter former county tax collector defeated by John P Fleming by two votes Fleming has assumed office Taneytown Mail cut to pieces on the Fast Mail train near Middletown Middieburg R D No 1 largest daily mail is thrown off the train and a pouch is damaged The steam engine Sahel of Independent Hose Company restored to pumping duties at the Presbyterian Sunday school site with C Williams and George Kelb as engineer and foreman George Wallace supervising work with water in West Second street cellars
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M. L. Keedy
Hagerstown
Smithsburg
Tilghmantown
W. P. Wachter
John P. Fleming
Fleming
Taneytown
Tanestown
Middieburz
Taneytown Mail
Middieburg
Middiehare
Sahel
Ase Company
C. Williams
George Kelb
Freman
George Wallace
West Second Street
Monocacy River Recedes After Heavy Rains
Heavy rains pushed the Monocacy to the highest levels since the Johnstown flood, flooding fields and washing away wheat and corn. Ponds near Lewistown and Catoctin Furnace carried off hundreds of fish, while local residents reported flooded farms, stranded families, and livestock losses. Rainfall totaled nearly six inches in 48 hours, making June the wettest month on record here. Two local men had bicycles stolen while they visited Frederick for repairs.
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John Hill
Lewistown
Catoctin Furnace
Fishing Creek
Luther Leatherman
Charles W. Quynn
Nameville
Busy Corner Sargains and Local Festival Notices
Local shoppers see 25c items on miscellaneous sale including baseballs gloves 10c talcum powder 1lb, 10c soaps 10c, 25 napkins 0c, 25 picnic plates 10c, waxed paper 20 for 5c, lunch set 25c, cold cream vaseline items, 7 rolls toilet paper 25c, 500 page blank book 50c, envelopes 5c, hammocks 75c, tennis rackets 1$, garden seeds 5c 10c, ball twine 6c, waxed paper sheets 3c, silver frames 92c, Kodak pics 6 hours. Gospel Mission festival June 22 23 24 at 400 West Patrick Street. Frederick baseball schedule weeks of June 19 and June 26 at Agricultural Park. Merchants pledge 5pm closings June 19 to Sept 15 except Saturdays. Melons on ice at Gitt inger’s Grocery. Requests to return borrowed glass. York City Laundry ad.
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Burbanks
Kodak
Fatally Injured on First Day of Work Near Point of Rocks
A surveying party from Baltimore and Ohio railroad workers was struck while moving between tracks near the Point of Rocks tunnel. G. Livingston McComas, 18, student at Baltimore Polytechnic Institute, died after being taken to Frederick City Hospital. Companions B C Deekens and James Aldrich were only slightly hurt. they and McComas had misjudged an approaching wrecking train.
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G. Livingston Vies Comas
James Ross McComas
Mt. Holly Street
Baltimore
Baltimore Polytechnic Institute
Mount of Rocka
Frederick City
Frederick City Hospilal
Welock
C. Deekens
Cumberlamd
James
Edrich
Muartinsbore
Deehuns
Fretherick
Aldrich
Frederick City Hospital
Miet Stern
Maintenance of Way Department
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Baltimore and Ohio
Point of Rocks
Deekens
McConag
McComas
Frederick
Local Classified Ads and Notices Collage
A collage of small ads and notices offers lawn mower repair and delivery, piano sale and postponed auction, household furniture sale, bread nutrition claim, millinery sale, real estate listing, automobile service, dry cleaning, and a classified help wanted note. Contains business names such as PRANK JAMES, News Office, WM. A. BUCKEY, HERSHBERGERS, MRS. D. E. KEFAUVER, BRISCOE & NEGAL, SCHMIDT, and references to addresses like 127 W Fifth St and 642 N Market St. Also mentions a postponed auction date and a limited sale of seven-room house and various goods.
Spring Dress and Home Goods Sale Offers Bargains
An advertisement describes seasonal apparel and housewares with low prices. It highlights shower proof garments for women and summer wear, a convertible chamberay dress, sport shirts, and common sense outdoor shirts. Prices listed include 1.00 and 1.25. It promotes fabrics, ribbons, collars, parasols, and men’s underwear and accessories.
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FUE Daily News
C.H Doll
Register Office
A. A. Nicodemus
J. H. Grove
L. C. Culler
Washington, D. C
Maryland
United States Weather Bureau
Blue Ribbon Grocery Festival
Gospel Mission Workers Hoaseball
Lawson Goins
Klinehart’s Alley
Thos. P. Rice
Fred Stockman
Raymond Corun Beth
Jefferson
M. J. Grove Lime Company
Petersville
Brunswick
Buckey
South Market Street
Blue Ribbon Grocery
The
Gospel Mission Workers
West
Patrick Street
Frederick 'S
Gettysburg
Blue Ridge
Agricultural Park
Doll Brothers
QO. P. Bennett
Joan TD. Hendrickson
Thomas H. Haller
C. Thomas Kemp
C. E. Cline
L. E. Mullinex
Neidig & Miller
Good Eats
Gittinger’s Grocery
York City
Palm Beach
Jacob H. Schmidt
Agt
G. L. McComas
Party OF 3
Tunnel
Fifth St
Packard Piano
WM. A. Buckey
N. R
New York
D. E. Kefauver
Muillinix
Weil
Price
Ficay
Aye Ft Pic
N. Jollow
Briscoe
Briscoe & Negal Service
N. Market St
Hershbercer’s
Samine
Schmidt
Real Est, Mort. & Inv. CO
Fire Insurance
College Park
Rosemont Addition
Villa Estates
N. Market St. Ext
BE. Seventh St
Hamilton Street
Braddock Heights
Gale
Automobile Insurance
Grayson TH Mercer
Topinees Costner
Frederic
Seercien
Madasa
Purshiser
Caty
Acre Ue
Batu
Er Acre
Pythian Castle
Yrederk
Jean
NLP
O& D
MANTZ
Markea St
Citizens’ National Bank
Ctizens? National Bank
Rederick, Md
Caripal
J.D. Baker
Wm, G. Baker
I. D. Baker
G. Zimmerman
Samuel G. Duvall
Joseph McDivit
John
Ramsburm
G. Baker
C. M. Thomas
D. EL Kefaaver
J. D. Laker
Thos
II. Hanler
Daniel Baker
C. H. Conley
M. D. PL. Hargett
John 8. Newman
J. H. Gambrill, Jr
H.D. Baker
Singe Sea Pre
John D. Hendrickson
Wkale
Afl
Waris
Lousis
Idlal
Stendrickson
Copenhagen
Thompson
Potts & Griffin
Automobile Inguranes
L. C. Willis
New Market
Mon- Toia
New Market District
Court ST
PHON
Adlieat Insurance
Commercial Printing
the News Office
Rhomas PR Rice
Frederick, MD
North Market Street
Marewood D, Harp
Walkeraville
Woodsboro
Marewood D
Harp
Pythian Cattle Bite
Grayson H. Staley
East Patrick Street
Electric Rail Road
Insurance
Albaugh & Harrington
Dolars
Albaugi & Harrington
Real Estate and Insurance Agents
ION
Market St .Thone
W. SL
Cramer & Stauffer
Court Street
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