World event history note with various names and dates
Fragmented history column recounts a 19th century era with references to Rewiwhemery war Lor Cortaett Mes, Emperor Francs, and a fleet battle. Mentions Moon Wi General Green P. Germer, Hobart Pasta, and Mexican Civil War contexts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ana
Beery Lee
Wigtien
Maes
Tular
Emperor
Neuer
Lee Peper
Francs Recepi
Aura
Menen
Gelegetiee
Libersa
Barbes
Mibe
Charlie
Hotart
Hobart
Green P. Germer
Chicago
Weekly News to Publish Grand Twelve Page Issue
The Weekly News will be ready Thursday as a handsome twelve page issue with news and special features. It boasts Frederick city and county’s largest bona fide circulation and offers advantages to advertisers. Copy for new ads to The Wisary News due by 5 pm Wednesday and changes by 12 pm the same day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick City
Wisary
Maryland Teachers at Chautangus Beach Annual Meeting
Arrangements complete for the thirty third Maryland State Teachers Association meeting at Chautangus Beach July 3 4 and 5. Proceedings emphasize practical education with discussions led by educators from Annapolis Baltimore Elkton and Charleston. Highlights include addresses by Governor Sohn Walter Smith and M Bates Stephens with numerous discussions on topics from high school conditions to geography and nature study.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland State Teachers’ Association
Chautangus Beach
Bay Ridge
George S. Bel
Annapolis
James M. Munroe
Branda A. Soper
Baltimore City College
Sohn Walter Smith
Louis L. Beatty
Centrevile
George A. Steele
Elkton
Cook
W. S. Jackson
Springer
C. E. Karl
M. Bates Stephens
Carrie A. Drought
Baltimore
J. WD. Leighman
Coral Woolford
Mattie B. Gillis
Thomas
Henry E. Shepherd
College of Charleston
E. S. Burroughs
Clinton
A. G. Palmer
Amon Burgee
Mies Helen A. Bradshaw
William D. Straughn
Maryland
Harry Fielding Reid
Digimon
Maryland Geological Survey
C. Alexander Fairbank
Thomas S. Stone
O. T. Wright
Mre. M. A. Rowlinson
N. K R. Eckard
Henrys. Weat
Johns Hopkins University
Wilbur F. Smith
E. B. Kuntz
J. Cahoon
William G. Smythe
Baail Seliers
Emma Jacobs
Frank Andrews
John B. Fockler
Joseph Blair
Harrisonburg High Pupils Shine in Declamation Contest
Seven of eight contestants in a Harrisonburg Virginia high school declamation event were taught by G L Benner formerly of Frederick. Benner studied under Mrs A S McDaniel in this city and now teaches elocation in Harrisonburg. A YMCA special meeting is set for tomorrow at 7 PM to form an athletic association and involve Confdoct sports enthusiasts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. L. Renner
Harrisonborg
G. L. Benner
Frederick
A.S. McDaniel
Harrisonbarg
Delegation in Maryland Split Over National Committee Seat
The Maryland delegation fractured in Sercentyle as Senators McComas and Malster led rival camps fighting over the Maryland National Committee seat. Congressman Sydney E Mudd held the balance with three votes and resisted fast caucus action while Malster pressed for his nomination and McComas weighed a possible bid for the resolutions committee. Wheat prices in Baltimore rose by 1 1/2 cents, despite drouth relief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland
McComas
Malster
Sercentyle
National Committee
Sydney E Mondd
Charles County
Philadelphia
Mr. Mudd
Senator McComas
Asif National Comel Ieetins
Ig Gureton
Aldine Hotel
Mer. Mudd
D Efeuds
Senor
Malater
Afalatarites
Mudd
Baltimore
Old Malster
Maalster
Baltimore City
Committee On Resolutions
St. Maister
Enid
Mopucusas
Canina
Thoma C. Noyes
Resolutions Committee
Noyes
Tas
White
Free Kindergarten Association Seeks Funds For Opening
The Free Kindergarten Association reports progress toward opening a free kindergarten for children ages four to six under trained staff. Treasurer notes 254.75 raised with $10 more promised. two thirds of the needed sum remains. Proctor elects Miss B Mat tin Pope to lead and select an assistant. membership costs 3 dollars for associate, 5 dollars for founder. Founders and members listed include many local individuals and families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Free Kindergarten Association
Progres
de Bieri
Toc Sandergarten
Baling
United States Hotel
Bais
Moréard
Ovio- A
Vielfura
Tas
Mics
Mattin Pope
Water Street
Fallowe
John B. Thomas
Mics M
Z. Knight
Alexia McDonnold
Chas. D. Ely
Frank Stoner
McKinney
Bessie Tyson
William O. Birely
Mollis Kamp
Rebecca Clagett
Mes W
P. Maniaby
Mire
O. O. Keedy
H. Markey
W. E. Garry
Charles Caatle
L. E. Moulliniz
Elmer Brown
DB. C.winebrewer, Jr
Richard Roas
Fanny Trail
Kate Hamoberg
Hildt
Mira
Marshall Miller
Margerst Goyneeunkel
Gearet
Charles Wertheiner
A. M. ‘Wilcoton
J. Travis Thomas
Milton Zimmerman
Nettie Johnasson
Katie Johnston
C. Thos. Kamp
Florence Stine
Alice Stine
Harry Zimmerman
de G. Hough
Katherine Jacobs
American boy in luck tops English racing scene
An American jockey, Jove, Tel, is praised for winning sensational races for the Prince of Wales and is favored to employ only American boys next year. Local market quotes show corn prices, wheat, hay, and other farm staples. Also notes illness of Mrs Wills and Emory Harper in local addresses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jove; Tel
England
Commencement week notices from Frederick area schools
Rough text notes numerous school closings commencements and exhibits across Thurmont MilTown towns and Emmitsburg. It mentions St Francis Parochial Branewick and Mt. St. Mary's College with 92nd commencement, Vision Academy exercises, D and D Institute art exhibit with Miss Bond teacher and Mr G W Sly principal, and Roanoke College at Salem awarding A B to James Gordon Leatherman with Greek medal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sret
Mate High School
Predrick
Echool
Messie Sappington
Cramer
Dere
Deucauge
Wood
E. F. Sappington
F. W. Cramer
School
Pope
Garrett Des Cameron da Grange
M Derriore
Thurmont
MilJtotown
Zg. S. Francis
Branawick
Mt. St. Mary's College
Emmiteborg
Maryland
Papile
Visitation Academy
Atomoa
Doub
Sil Tinea
G W Sly
Perevu
Jatsk Higuts
Homs Sweet Home
Rly
Emmiteborg High School
Thea High School
Lloyd Palmer
Ustes
W.O.B. Shulenberger
E.L. Boblitz
Frederick
Misses Ausbe
Eugenis Hartmaur
Rhoda Gilleland
Amelia Harrie Annan
Joseph Eugene Rows
Miss Hartman
Joseph E. Rowe
Roanoke College
Salem
A. B
Jaresee Gordon Leatherman
Lewistown
C. M. Fogle
Wanderers Sudden Death in Hampstead Street
An unknown middle aged tramp died on Hampstead main street shortly after 7 am. An inquest led by Justice Scuck found heart failure as the cause. Deceased, about 56, 5 feet 6 inches, gray hair, brown check coat, gray trousers, had $14. A fellow tramp said he was a German but knew nothing else. Burial planned at Hampstead Cemetery.
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Hampstead
Carroll County
Miles Gregg
Justice Scuck
Funeral for Mrs Charity Font at All Saints Episcopal
The funeral of Mrs Charity A R Font was held at 2 p m at her residence with Rev Osborne Angie of All Saints Episcopal Church officiating. Pallbearers included Oliver Bennett Jacob Newman Frank Sappington Tambua Knott Granville Thomas and B C Shephard. Interment followed at Mt Olivet cemetery. W H B Etchison served as funeral director.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charity A. R. Font
Osborne Angie
All Saints’ Episcopal Church
Oliver P. Bennett
Jacob M. Newman
Frank B. Sappington
F. Co Tambua Knott
F. Granville Thomas
B.C. Shephard
Mt. Olivet Cemetery
W. H. B. Etchison
Rumor of Extra Session to Address Chinese Situation
Washington rumors say the President plans to call an extra session of Congress to deal with the Chinese situation. Reported deliberations claim the President has decided on urgent action, with aides noting persistent doubts about the current pace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Congress
Fire Burns Several Buildings in Bloomington After Storm
A dramatic blaze swept through blocks in Bloomington destroying the Court House, the Windix and Pho-gir hotels, and other buildings. Firefighters fought the flames as guests fled. Damage is estimated at two millions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Breassisupe
Bire
Beaneues
National Republican Convention Opens With Senate Leaders
Special dispatch reports the National Republican Convention called to order at 12 36 by Senator Hanna as chairman of the National Committee. Rev Bolton offered prayer. Senator Hanna delivered the opening address and nominated Senator Wolcott of Colorado as temporary chairman who also spoke to the gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nowe Paruaptruta
Dr Herman Optician Opens In Frederick
Local mention states Dr Herman now located permanently in Frederick and will temporarily practice in the parlor of Mrs Hargett at 25 W Patrick opposite City Dr Wm C Boteler. Practice limited to eye ear nose and throat with emphasis on strabismus cataract trachoma granulated lids and spectacles adjusted for all forms of defective sight. Free eye examinations. Office at Market Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. C. Botelet
Market Str Street
Purely Personal Notes On Visitors At Home And Away
Local society items list residents and visitors including James P. Perry at the National Republican Convention in Philadelphia Olive Smith of Hormellaville visiting cousins the Mizaea Eva and Florence Brown Miss Henrietta Goldyborough joining a house party at Boydville Martinsburg W Va Miss Alias Derr returning from the U S Navy Yard Medical Inspector Darr Camden NJ visiting relatives Edwin B Hay from Washington visiting Mrs B F Brown and Mrs Edwin B Hay visiting her mother Mrs Brown J Harry Grove returning from bridal tour at City Hotel Mrs John A Grambine visiting relatives in Thurmont several others are noted as staying at Urbans White Post Va and Knoxville summer homes plus Hopkins graduate McQuilkin DeGrange resuming after studies at Johns Hopkins University.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James P. Perry
Philadelphia
Misa Olive Smith
Hormellaville
N.Y
Mizaea Eva
Florence Brown
South Market Street
Ralston Goldsborough
West Patrick Street
Mary C. Akers
Borkittsville
A. L. Bugebrecht
Pyar Ensoy
John P. Renner
Baltimore
D. 8. Rice
East Fourth Street
Henrietta Goldyborough
Walkersville
Sallye Faulkner
Boydville
Senator Faulkner
Martinsburg
W. Va
W. Va. Miss Alias Derr
Darr
U. S. Navy Yard
K. Hicks
Anderson Preserving Company
Camden
N. J
Edwin B. Hay
Washington
B. F. Brown
East Patrick Street
B.F. Brown
J. Harry Grove
City Hotel
John A. Grambine
Thurmont
Or. Foster
Urbans
Charles O'Donnell Lee
Knoxville
McQuilkin DeGrange
North Market Street
John’s Hopkins University
Harry Showman
H. B. Showman
Fendall
White Post
Joseph Garrett
Gertruda Cogan
Washington, D. C
George M. Gittinger
Marie O'Reilly
New York
Cassin
Emmitsburg Railroad Schedule Changes and Rail Theft Report
County correspondence from Emmitsburg notes the summer schedule begins Monday morning June 25 with the first train leaving at 7.10 instead of 7.50. The report adds that last week William Kemp and Milton Clabaugh captured four Monocacy cars weighing twenty five pounds.
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Emmitsburg
Emsteburg
Messrs
Wm, Kemp
Milton Clabaugh
Special Middletown Car to Middletown commencement
A special car leaves Square Corner tonight at 6 40 for Middletown commencement. Tonight Tuesday June 19 there is a concert for the new organ under Professor Smith and Miss Steckel with city talent and abroad artists plus a full chorus. Tickets 35 cents at Williamson's drug store A C McCardell's and R S J Dutrow's. Dance at Braddock tonight. regular dance at Braddock tonight. Cars leave Square Corner at 7 30 and hourly thereafter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown
Professor Smith
Misa Steckel
Williamson's Drug Store
A.C. McCardell
R S.J Dutrow
New Summer Bug and Awning Sale at Mullinix House
L. E. Mullimiez promotes a new summer bug and limited stock of adjustable reversible awnings. The ad touts quick setup in two minutes, adaptable sizes for any window, outdoor hatters compatibility, and claims best price on striped duck awnings. Exclusive carpet wall paper and curtain house pricing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Enowey
Sappington
Maret Et
Mullinix
Contention of Frederick District Epworth Leagues
The Contention of Frederick District Epworth Leagues will be held in Frostburg Md on Wednesday and Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick District
Epworth
Frostbars
Thurei
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the Daily News
Wasminetos
W. L. Mooxy
Egil
Lements
Second St
Edward Hewes
Clingar
John XR
Clary
B. Font
the Weekly News
Maryland Teachers
Sen. McOmas
MR. Malster
Waest
Nativesl Committee
Congressman Madd
Drouth
Hood
J. EB. W. Hargett
Wills
Weat Seventh Street
Emory Harper
Frederick Bigu
Scacsis
Malic High
Chuef
Maryland Scil
FIEE
Bloomington
John Hendrickson
Pei
WWE
WE Anrtity Limited
J Onn Henveiason
Neidic & Miller
Idig & Miller
Awang
Nema & Mauixs
N. Market St
Muain
Washon
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
Atlantic City
Cape May
Sea Isle City
Ocean City
Rehoboth Beach
Del
Baltimore & Ohio R. R
New Jersey
Ocean, Cit
Traiia
F. B. Sappington
Waidawle
Rodook & OD
Sarvain
Utx
Sea Yard
Lugfain Carpets
Icra Bea
Ubisa Matupes
Ubisa Mattiogy
Japan Coton Cealo Mardings
LEU. B. Moduck & CO
T. Rigs
A. T. Bice & Sons
Yuneral Directors and Embalmehe
North Marke1
Steret, Frederick, ND
F. W. Staub
Garoline
J. Beisely Nailer
J. Heibely Keller'r
Debug Stohl
Ihair
RaAnDi
Sandy
Seachy
Uaé
Willard
Xeller
E. Patrick ST
Ceresville Flour
P. C
Minneapolis
Shriner
Floue
D* Stewart P. Dean
Nicodemus
Caco Color Street
Levy
C. VS. Levy
Giice
Hemme
Patrick Street
Church Street
MEL Tyler & Co
Port
Des
Nate
L. EE Mullimiez
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