In History June 19 Marks Old War Figures
The column recalls Major General Nathanael Greene of the Revolutionary War who died at Mulberry Grove Georgia, and Richard Henry Lee early proponent of independence who defended the Stamp Act resolution, plus notes on Rev Spurgeon and other historical figures with birth and death years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nathanael Greene
Mulberry Grove
Hichar Henry Lee
Congress
Lee
Patrick Henry
Continental Congress
Virginia
F. C. Spurgeon
Maximilian
Mexico
Queretaro
Green P. Garner
Chicago
John 33.Turchin
Anna
PURELY PERSONAL NOTICES OF LOCAL RESIDENTS
A collection of short personal items lists residents and visitors. Dr J J McCurdy will be home Saturday June 22. Frank Markell of Cherieston visiting Frederick relatives. Della Cronise of Harmony Grove spending time in New York. L T MacGill Jr returned from Philadelphia on professional business. Mrs Thomas Danaher of Washington DC guest of C J Rick at South Market. Mrs John B Thomas and Miss McCleery spend weeks in Atlantic City. Julia Young of South Market and Miss Hancock and Miss Tucker of the Maryland School for the Deaf visiting Thurmond. Mrs Alice Engater and daughter of Washington returned after visiting Joseph Bontzahu at North Market. Harry Scholl, Charles Foland, Obsries Six, Matthew Wachter, and Johnson Burrall left for Appleton WI to join Goode Osoning Company. Col and Mrs D O Winebrener, Mrs M E Gibson of Orlando FL, and Miss E O Winebroner of Walkersville depart for Atlantic City for a few weeks. Rev B V Switzer of the M E church South leaves for Mt Crawford VA for July and August. Rev J Balthis of Rockville will fill his pulpit during absence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. J. McCurdy
Frank Markell
Cherieston
Frederick
Mies Della Cronise
Harmony Grove
New York
L. T. MacGill, Jr
Philadelphia
Thomas Danaher
Washington, D. DC
C.J. Rick
South Market Street
John B. Thomas
McCleery
East Patrick Street
Atlantic City
Julia Young
Misa Hancock
Miss Tucker
Maryland School For the Deaf
Thurmond
Alice Engater
Washington
Joseph Bontzahu
North Market Street
Harry Scholl
Charles Foland
Matthew Wachter
Johnson Bnrrall
Appleton
Wis
Goode Osoning Company
D. O. Winebrener
Court Square
M. E. Gibson
Orlando
Fila
E. O. Winebroner
Walkeraville
Commencement Echoes at Visitation Academy Alumni Greet Oldest Grads
The Academy of the Visitation marks the close of the school year with an alumni reunion count of 219 and a full slate of officers. Fr Temple, guest of honor, delivers eloquent toasts honoring founders and the class of 1864, 1852, and 1902. Out of town members and the Alamaz choir add to the reunion's celebratory closing benediction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Academy of the Visitation
Alumnet Association
F. F. Smith
Maria O'Reilly
Edwin B. Hay
Susan Simms
Clara Curran
Imma FR. Temple
CO. B. Creecy
Albert Pearra
O. P. Bernett
Susan Fendall
Annis Parker
J. H. Doyle
George Evans
Wm. McKnight
Bro
S. J. Firesimmons
Jennie Stonebraker
Angela Sappington
Mattie Beall
Robins Beckley
Etta Wilson
Mollie Eisenhawer
Emma B
Academy
Katherine Hisanhauer
Gittingar
Letitia Johnson
O'Rourke
Smith
Fr. Temple
Alamaz
Prof. Firestone
Orgeniss
Emma EB. Temple
New York
Q. S. J. Beckley
Fiorence Becker
Geo
Hagerstown
Warfield
Rockvine
W.O. Rowe
Walsh
Harper's Ferry
W.va
I. J. Fitzsimmons
Buckeyetown
Eugene Hammond
Frank Bammond
Annie Paddicord
Angels
Municipal Matters and Street Paving Debate In City
The Mayors board met last night with Mayor George Edward Smith presiding. Officials discussed laying larger water pipes to the southwest fair grounds, improving curbwork on East Church street, and dog control measures urged by Major E Y Goldsborough. The city register reported receipts of 59,994.07 and expenditures of 54,715.27 for the year, leaving a balance of 5,278.00. The board set July 23 to consider a vitrified brick paving ordinance requiring five years of maintenance and granite curbs. Several payments to vendors were approved, and thanks were given for street improvement support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Edward Smith
Charles N. Hargett
Frederick County Agricultural Society
H. C. Zacharias
Society
Th Fair Grounds
Union Kuitting Milla
Agricultural Society
John Gomber
Monon
E. Y. Goldsborough
Society For the Prevention of Cruelty
Major Goldaborough
Major Goldsborough
Edward A. Gittinger
City Register
East Church Street
John H. Bennett
S. Elmner Brown
Roger B. Wood
Smith
Strees
Joseph F. Baller
Frederick Brick Works
Frederick Electric Light & Power Company
Rosenstock Bros
B.D. Wood & Company
Grayson D. Snook
C. G. Ridgely
Allen Rohrback
Marion Haber
Q.F. Zorn Company
Eimer Phosbus
General Electric Company
E. EB. Steale
A. B. Yeakle
M. Newman & Company
Board of Health reports amaliepox cases by county
Secretary John B Fulton reported at the monthly State Board of Health meeting that there were 13 amalipox cases in the state through June 16. Washington county had 35, Dorchester 5, and Caroline, Somerset and Baltimore counties 1 each. One death from smallpox occurred in a Washington county patient. President Wm H Welch reported on the American Public Health Association meeting at Saratoga, where he was a delegate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Board of Health
John 8. Fulton
Washington County
Dorchester
Caroline
Somerset
Baltimore
Wm. H. Welch
American Public Health Association
Saratoga
Double Hanging Admittance in Elli cott City Jail Yard
Deputy Sheriff Carter receives ticket of admission from Sheriff Hobbs for the hanging of Frank Jones and John Johnson in the jail yard at Elli cott City tomorrow for the murder of the Jewish peddler Radetsky. Carter may witness the execution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sherif Lewis F. Carter
Thin City
Sherif Jsmee F. Hobbs
Howard County
Frank Jones
John Johnson
Ellicott City
Radetsky
Carter
Market Quotations From Hastern Milling and Export Co
Today's market quotes include corn at 8.10 per barrel and shelled corn at 2 cents per bushel. Wheat No red stands at 15, steamer 73 per bushel, and hay ranges from 2 to 101 dollars per ton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hastern Milling & Export Company
Turbulent Kretol Stockholders Meeting in Washington
A stormy stockholders meeting of the Kretol Chemical Company in Washington heard charges of fraud and corruption as a receiver had taken control on March 10. The committee reported four meetings with no plan, noting the National Disinfectant Company of New York held much of the stock. Rolle W. Browne outlined a plan to swap old stock for new, while opponents challenged his methods and accused favored treatment. Browne claimed the New Jersey based Rational Disinfectant Company would hold 51 percent of Kretol stock and exchange shares worth 20 dollars each, with 23,498 old shares already bought by the new firm and 14,502 remaining. The meeting approved Browne’s plan by a lone opposing vote, but results hinge on individual transactions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kretel Chemical Company
Frederick County
Washington
Alexandria
Noua
Kretol Company
National Disinfectant Company of New York
Rolle W. Browne
Kretel
Frank E. Anderson
Browne
Anderson
Weede
George 8. Chase
Browns
New York
Kretol
New Jersey
Chase
Oll
Snch
Harmony
New York Corporation
Corporation Court of Washington
Ohbaee
Saveral
William Allen Held on Larceny Charge
William Allen, charged with larceny, appeared before Justice Smith this morning and was ordered held on $100 bail for the grand jury. E. Eichelberger defended the prisoner, with Worthington prosecuting for the State. Utica Union Sunday school plans an annual picnic on August 2. Park Avenue grading by Police Officer Jones crews to macadamize the street by Frederick Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Allen
Utica
Park Aveanee
Giicer Jones
Park Avenue
Frederick Hospital
Adams Identified in Westminster Burglary and Dynamiting Case
Witnesses testified Adams was seen near Westminster and on the road to Frederick before and after the Mobbersee incidents. He faced three burglary and safe-destruction charges, with $5000 bail set and a November grand jury remand after a hearing before Justice William Moore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baying
Westminster
Frederick
Charles A. Adams
Carroll County
New Windsor
Justica William Moore
Orcait Court
Wm. D. Lovell
Bankert
Babbert
Adams
George Worman
Stouffer & Ensor
B.S. Bankert
Class Day Exercises At Mate High School
The Mate High School class day exercises filled the Assembly Room with an overflow crowd enjoying orations songs and selections by the orchestra. The program included reports class history poems songs and a class prophecy. Tonight two high schools hold commencement exercises in the City Opera House with speeches by State Superintendent M Bates Stephens and Rev Dr Todd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mate High School
Selectrox
Claea
Isleratory
Pstrona
Inalez
Welconme
Edns R. Courtney
Nelhe A. Dean
Elinor Markey
Olaas
Misa Roth Srppirgton
Pisasant
Boenlab Moberly
Frederick Males High School Alumni Banquet This Week
The Frederick Males High School alumni banquet will be held at Doll's cafe tomorrow evening. Members expect a large, interesting meeting with several tours arranged for attendees. Samuel Willard Ahabt, a St. John's Annapolis graduate from Barkittsville, was noted as a graduate of St. John's College yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick Males High School
Doll's Cafe
St. John's
Semuel Willard Ahabt
Barkittsville
St. John’s College
Annapolis
Porto Rico bishop lauds U S church policy at Mt. St. Mary’s
Bishop Blenk of Porto Rico addressed Mt. St. Mary’s College graduates at Emmitsburg praising the U S government’s handling of church affairs in Porto Rico. He thanked officials in Washington for fair treatment and noted property restoration, while lauding separation of church and state. Alumni list and academy notes follow, with awards and office elections announced. Big Cumberland fire levels plant, losses estimated at 75k to 190k. 60 workers displaced. four months to rebuild.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cumberland
Cumberland Brewing Company
Local notices advertise food specials and medical services
Local mention lists Friday specials at Lidie’s with soft crabs clams and other seafood plus fish varieties. Dr Boteler offers eye ear nose throat care including cataract removal and glasses. Also an excursion to Hagerstown by the Palliere and Ohio Railroad on June 22 with a five cent round trip fare.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boteler
Bose
Medical Department
Kansas City University
London
N. Market St
Hagerstown
Palliere and Ohio Rellroad
Frederick
Right cor set covers gowns and drawers for sale
Our store urges buyers to choose the correct corset set covers gowns and drawers to ensure 80 active sales. The note stresses proper sizing and inventory focus to meet customer demand.
The prettiest summer goods at Clinton Main store
Attractive shop window copy praises summer dresses and fabrics in bright colors. It claims vast assortments from lace to ribbons, with low prices and large sales events including the June Ribbon Sale and new white and black fabrics. The message also advertises prescriptions and household wares at Clinton E Main in Frederick MD, with additional listings for baskets, glassware, and lamps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Batiate
Dimitres
Brussels
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the Daily News
Wasnisaron
Maryland
W. L. Moors
Weather Bureau
B. A. Gistinger_ Register
Smith, Ordinavca
Henry Lorentz
Belt Losk
Seles
Lidie’s
The
Visitation Academy
Municipal Matters
S Affairs
Promoter Browne
Windsor
Brounswick High School
Brunswick High
George A- Pestre
E. L. Boblitz
Marye P. Montgomery
Thomas W. Trozell
Charles W. Wright
J.J. Bhenk
Brunswick Seminary
Nancy B. Hicok
Frederick College
Mansville
N. X
Alcock
Hammondsport
N. Y
Hicok Wade
Praisas
Porto Rico
Bishop Blenky
Mt. St. Mary's College
James H. Blenk
United States Territory
Emmitsburg
Ypsterdsy
Bishop Blenk
Bleak
Porto Rios
United States
Secretary of War
Porto
Spain
Blenk
James Leo Ahern
Boston
John Herbert Connagher
Hazleton
Michas Aloyatua Connolly
South
Bethlehem
Patrick Thomas Coatello
Montgomery
Alabama
James Joseph Graham
Charles Joseph Kinslow
Edgar James McGouigil
Chester
Thomas Joseph Mcbaughlin
Woonsocket
Rhode Island
James, Joseph Moriarty
Ala
Edward George Murphy
Paterson
N. J
Jeremia Mary Shultz
Edge Grove
Lao Samuel Stengel
Bally
Charles William Stock
Gettysburg
William Nathan Tierney
Shelton
Joseph’s Academy
St. Joseph’s Academy
Emmitaburg
This County
A. M Kslbach
Lancaster
J. O. White
Germantown
Stella McBride
Mary Robinson Blake
John Hendrickson
Prioa
Vorrair
Furnitura
Neidig
W Miller
Neidig & Miller
Clinton E. Main
Graduate Pharmaciat
N. Market
Tsanogle & Wagaman
Dians
Beau
GiAnd
Isanogle & Wagaman
North Markt Street
Frederick, MD
F. B. Sappingtor
F. B. Sappirgtor
Rodook & OC
Rodooe
A. T. Bioe
BONS
A. T. Race & Soxe
Frederics County Telephone
Thomas F. Eign
East Fourth
Willard
Keller
West Patrick Street
Amusements
Amaeno Park
Plavolo
Mignon
Husbands and Shelton
Thestri
H. E. Petermad
Franklin Street
Ofice
Court Street
dSdawiy
Devilbiss & Urrer, Insurance
Doli & Albauch Bulging
Market Street
Frederik, Malachidar
Nicodemus
Frederick Co
FiSaSt
Anna Mercer
Hamstike
Columbus
Joseph Groff
Loan and Building Association of
Fred
Bate
Inqnirest
Noah
Cramer
L. M. Nixponrt
Wmoigdy T
Fromige
W. Caurch S
Hephi
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