History highlights from the Daily News calendar
A fragmented clipping recalls key events and figures: Henry Lee’s resolutions for independence born 1732. the 1867 Battle of the Kearsarge and Alabama near Cherbourg. Maximilian of Mexico born 1832, executed 1867. his claim opposed by liberals. and the U S capital noted as a meeting place for Russian and Japanese peace talks.
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Sune
Richard’ Henry “Lee
Kearsarge
Albamia
Cherbourg
France
Maximilian
Queretaro
Francis Josef
Austria
Mexico
Fou
Uberals
Cemente
United States
Whos Coming and Going in Adamstown Pa Area
Names and visits fill Adamstown and nearby towns as residents and relatives travel for health, visits, and family events. Notables include Orlando Barka, Markwood D Harp, Edith Willard, Owen Compher, Lottie Prias, Lillie Jysozr, Frank Allnatt, Henry B Smith, Nellie and Bartha Kira, Jacob Mahriog and son, Ethel Broadwater, Pearl Smith, John Hamilton, Yinger family, Margaret and Rebecca from Baltimore, and Rev Gay P BiMay. Also noted are Mrs Border and family planning photographic trips to ancestral homes along the old National Turnpike between Frederick and Look.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orlando Barka
Markwood D. Harp
Abenain
Chambersburg
Edith Willard
Owen Compher
Norfolk
Totty
Misa
Lottie Prias
Baranavillejty
Lillie J'ysozr
Pyriokatraas
Frank Allnatt
Lickavapent Bonday
Johnson Reler
Adamstown
Hepvry B. Bamith
Ay Hill
Della
Nellie and
Bartha Kira A
Renth Marvetatrees
Chamberaburg
Baltimore
Gig, Yinger
Margaret
Rebecca Fe
Ds. Brendy
Kerry Ill
Walter Witt
Id Lewis
Mies
Clara Piper
Ida
Ait
Mount Savage
Kearo W. Va
Border
Natynal Turnpike
Hrederick
Brief Bits and Local Property Updates
A series of quick notes report a new awning on North Market Street for Mr. Wi. FH. Eline, retentions on West Patrick Street for Mesero Augustus Ebert and George A. Gilbay, and painting work by Michael J. Kennedy on Ostroll Street. Also mentioned are repainting at the Maryland School for the Deaf and a divorce and custody action involving a local couple.
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Wi. FH. Eline
North Market Street
Mesuro
Ugustus Ebert
George A. Gilbay
Patrick Street
Mountain Blty Mill
Ostroll Street
B Torce
Bands Ui
MISS GILL MARRIED ARTHUR WARFIELD AT FREDERICK
A wedding was held in the Frederick Methodist Episcopal church with Arthur Warfield, cashier of the Dime Savings Bank of Cumberland, Md, and Miss Anne Flo rentia Gill, principal of Allegany County High Schools, daughter of Rev A J Gill. The ceremony featured Mendelssohn’s Wedding March, attendants from Baltimore and Cumberland, and a reception at the bride’s home. The couple departed on the B and O 726 train amid generous gifts.
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Methodist Episcopal Church
Short
Frederick
Harry
Warfield
Morgantown
W. Vai
Cumberland
Mres
Nacoy Nuatton
Winobss
Misa Margarets
Carmine
Baltimore
Misa Jessie Suman
Frostburg
Mastis Swainstead
Theo Osama
Nicholaon, DD
Kansas
Bastia
WatfAsid
Mise Anus Gardner
Martinaborg
Dr.Carter
Misese Issbella
Roth Werfieid
Carabel Warfield
Pittsburg
Class Day Exercises at Quln High School
Class Day exercises were held at Quln High School on East Second Street this morning with a large audience. The program featured selections, orchestra, an address of welcome by Blanche Bustella Kefanver, songs, class oration by Edith Horner Radollff, and numerous student performances and responses by Marguerite Dill and others.
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Quln’ High School
East Second Street
Waa Ag
Orcheatra
Blanche Bustella Kefanver
Clasa
Edith Horner Radollff
Elizabeth DaLashmute
School
Anns Wordsworth Siemone
Etta Naomi Sohasifer
Margaret Agnes Doll
Marguerite Dill
Funeral for Mrs Frad Burns Arrives From Maine
Remains of Mrs. Frad B Burns arrived by N O R R from Haines Landing Rangely Lake Maine and were taken to her parents home Mr and Mrs Hiram Beck in Kaat Oburoh sivest. Funeral held this afternoon at two with services at the house conducted by Ray Dr Charles F Steck assisted by Rev Dr Osborne Irgis. Pallbearers included Harry O Hall Dr Atles Rad off G Oscar Rhoads Elmer Drow Gay Blacketon and O Will Foot. Interment planned at Mt Olives Cemetery. EF Sonrosder funeral director.
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Frad. B. Burns
Haines Landing
Rangely Lake
Maine
Hiram KR. Beck
Kaat Oburoh Sivest
Ray
Charles F. Steck
Osborne Irgis
Commencement Exercises At Thurmont High School
The fourteenth annual exercises at Thurmont High featured graduates Mary Helen Albaugh, Bessie Mae Brown, Irene Matilda Anders, and Charles Vaughan Whatte. Vocal solos, recitations, and essays highlighted a program with a patriotic Jamestown Exposition salutation, a history project, and diplomas distributed by officials.
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Thurmont
Sud
Mary Helen’ Aibaugno
Bessie Mae Brown
Irene Matilda Anders
Chas
Vaughan Wathte
Froceastonal
Mendelsashe
Lycett
Juvooatios
Rey M.g.'ssard
Arasiog
Salutatory
Jamestown
Oais Easay
H. D. Beachley
Raw
Kanneth Af. Craig
Emmitabarg
Pincud
Htta Damath Wartin
Sdine Kathleen Beard
Ds Séeiter
Jas
Osdar
B. C Goblensz
Renediation
Gay P. Bready
Misa Lycats
Tester
Burety
Park W
Loy
Mav
Mathias
Harry CO. Stresmel
Jeffram High Bchod Ales
May Adeline
Romberg
Myrtle
Virginia Shaft
George’ Onovneltua Slagis
Graduates in Medicine From University of Pennsylvania
Albert V. Dampa son of OC. O. and Mary B. Lange of this city graduated today from the University of Pennsylvania School of Medicine with the degree of MD. His earlier years included work at Frederick, attendance at Frederick College, and Franklin & Marshall College, followed by teaching at Massonsten Academy and Woodstook, Virginia, before four years of medical study at the University of Pennsylvania.
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Albert V. Dampa
OC. O
Mary B. Lange
Pennsylvania
Lampa
Frederick
Frederick College
Frankin & Marshall, College
Magssontten Academy
Woodstock
Lampe
Biography of Mr Gampel and academic honors
In 1905 he earned a Master of Arts from Franklin & Marshall College. He led the Diagnothian Society and edited college publications. At the University of Pennsylvania he held multiple offices, led the Ashhurst Surgical Society, and ranked highly in class. He served on the surgical staff of the hospital corps of the Third Regiment of the National Guard of Pennsylvania. Mr Gampel plans practice in Philadelphia or nearby.
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Franklin & Marshall College
Arta Aé Collége
Lampe
University of Pannsylvenns
Staga
Ashhurst Surgical Society
Hela
Third Regiment
the Nations Guards of
Pennsylvania
Gampel
Philadelphia
Edwards Returns After Health Boost From Leesburg
Mr. Robert Edwards of Adamatown has returned after visiting relatives in Leesburg and Stomptown Va. He was a prominent figure at the Leesburg Horse Show on June 5 and 6. He plans a Jamestown Exposition visit and will depart soon. Edwards earned fame as a Virginia baseball player with offers from several major league teams. In a hard fought game at Jefferson last Saturday he displayed strong batting and helped his team win.
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Edwards
Robert Edwarda
Adamatown
Leesburg
Stomptown
Edwarde
Jamestown
Edwards Hoo
Will of George I Renner Filed for Probate
The will of the late George I Renner of New Midway has been filed in the Orphans Court. He leaves a farm to his son William Isaac Renner, who must support his widow Margaret Ellen Renner. Income from a Clifton Avenue Baltimore home and his bank stock go to the widow. Upon the widow's death, the property passes to son William S. Renner, who is named executor with one bond.
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George I. Renner
New Midway
Orphans’ Court
William Isaac Renner
Margaret Ellen Renner
Clifton Avenue
Baltimore
Wm S. Renner
Braddock Heights Concert Series Returns This Summer
The Braddock Heights Band directed by Mr. I. 8. Eiser scheduled sacred concerts this season on Sundays at Soolouk. The opening performance is set for the evening of June 20 and continues weekly.
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Braddock Heights
Eiser
Aateeason
Suanday
Soolouk
Live Wire Fatality Near Montevue Hospital
Andrew Riley, 30, from Howard County, was electrocuted about 6:30 PM when he picked up a live Frederick Electric and Gas Company wire that had fallen near the Montevue Hospital grounds. The incident disrupted hospital lights and prompted a temporary inquest not required. The cause of the wire break was not determined by company officials.
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Andrew Riley
Frederick Electric and Gas Company
Riley
Howard Aoanty
Montevia Pike
Graes Bear
Nottsation
Thia
Ahué
Jostios
Mantsvue Hospital
Braddock
Dollegia
Braddock Heights
Enright
Frederick Gas and Electric Company
Washington College anniversary and county notices in Maryland
The article notes Anne Arundel tax rate fixed at 70 cents, St Johns College exercises, Dorrey seeks absolute divorce in Rockville, 125th Washington College anniversary celebrated at Chestertown, Washington and Berkeley bridges permits at Williamsport, two Baltimore county Democratic conventions at Towson, Maryland Bankers Association president H B Wilcox in Fort Monroe, and Ladey Davis tragedy near Pecomoke City with a suicide after killing his partner.
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Anne Arundel County
St. Joohn's College
Antapolia
Barah Ellen Doreey
Rockville
William Franklin Dorrey
Washington College
Cheasertown
Washington County Commissionara Pargad
Washington and
Berkeley
Potomac
Williamieport
Baltimore County
Towson
Maryland Bankers’ Association
Fort Monroe
H. B . Wilcox
Baltimore
Ladey Davis
Beerla F. Lambarton
Pecomoke City
Deaths of Samuel Hood and Emma Pearl in Ridgeville and Baltimore
The obituary notice reports the death of Samuel T Hood age 30 years 6 months at Ridgeville after a nine month illness death occurred Tuesday June 11 funeral held Friday June 14 at 3 p.m. Rev F Ambrose and Rev S A Parker officiated pallbearers listed. He was son of Isaiah Hood and great grandson of General Hood War of 1812. Survived by six sons and four daughters and a widow who died six years ago. The second death notes Emma Y Pearl wife of Benjamin F Pearl died at 11 15 o clock this morning at 60 East South street of cancer of the breast aged 49. Survived by husband two sons Daniel and Harry and three daughters Clara Agnes and Jane all of Baltimore plus three sisters and two brothers: Mrs George Sanerwine Mrs John Hearbert Mrs Wm Lamb Wm Jenkins and Daniel Jenkins. Funeral arrangements not yet completed.
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Samuel T.hood
Samuel T. Hood
Ridgeville
Hood
Isaiah Hood
Howard County
General Hood
Aled
F. Ambrose
S.A. Parker
Norman Hood
Wm. Montgomery
Gordon Beorass
Samuel Hood
Barry Hood
James Montgomery
Ll.t. Lewis
Benjamin F Pearl
Benjamin F. Pearl
East Bouth Street
Canoar
Daniel
Harry Pearl
Baltimore
Clara
Agnes
Jane Pearl
Thres
George Sanerwine
Isnaca
Montgomery County
John Hearbert
New Midway
Wm. Lamb
Near Feagaville
Wm. Jenkins
Moratville
Daniel Jenkins
Morgan County
Epworth League Convention Opens in Frederick
The Epworth League held its eleventh annual convention at the Methodist Episcopal East Church. nearly 200 delegates attend as Rev W D Farry leads devotional services and song. Welcome by Rev A J Gill. response by M M Largent. The Sick lists George G Yingir of West Fifth Street, badly ill.
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Epworth League
Frederick
Methodist Episcopal Church
East Church
W.D. Farry
Brunawick
A. J. Gill
M. ¥. M. Largent
Paw Faw
W. Va
Divorce Suit Filed Over Washington linked Separation
Mrs Eleanor Price filed for divorce from Thomas Price in Washington D C alleging marriage on November 22 1860 in Baltimore and long separation after living near Hyattstown Frederick County and Unity Montgomery County Maryland. She lists nine children born between 1861 and 1876 with two died in infancy and accuses him of desertion since 1893.
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Eleanor Price
Washington, D. C
Thomas Price
Christian Church
Baltimore
J.D. Benedict
Sheenya
Price
Unity
Montgomery ‘County
Prios Atates
Hyattstown
Frederick County
Florence Price
Ulios Dic‘aced
Howard Richards
Mortimer L. Price
Clinton B. Price
Washington Grove
Newton ‘C. Price
Fairmont
W. Va
Jacob ‘T. Price
Washington
Clarence E. Prica
Afancy
Merph
Private Sale Of Household Furniture And Various Goods
A 1907 notice advertises private sale of household furniture at 20 Telegraph Street with items like oak beds tables dishes and more. Also mentions a Knights of the Maccabees meeting on June 20 1907 and a Girls High School Alumni reception on June 31. The ad promotes fresh crates like Japanese rugs and fiber rugs plus garden items and home decor from local vendors SEIDIG & MILLER and Henry Trail's Greenhouses.
Salaries Rise for Local Post Office Staff
Clerks at the local post office will receive higher pay starting July 1. Wage increases include Oscar O. Kefanver from 8700 to 800, Irving 8. Biser and Wm.A. Barley from 800 to 960, J. W. Bim bury from 900 to 1000, and carriers from 860 to 900. Frederick M. Oolstan, chair of Maryland Jamestown Expaalsion, praises host J. William Banghmas and Miss Robbins as right people in the right place for the State.
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Oscar O. Kefanver
Irving 8. Biser
Wm.a. Barley
J. W. Bimbury
Frederick M. Oolstan
Maryland
J. William Banghmas
Elected Professor at Maryland Academy
Prof. Claude O. Stottlemyer principal of Middletown High School is elected to a professorship in the Department of Mathematics at Marcersburg Academy in Pennsylvania.
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Claude O. Stottlemyer
Middletown High School
Marosreburg Academy
Marcersburg
Ice Supplier Announces Early Carload for Season
Local notice states a carload of manufactured ice will be available starting Thursday June 20 for consumers in any quantity through the season with special focus on family trade. It offers 1000 pound coupon books and provides the phone number 123 for contact in Anderson.
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Wx. Anderson
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Rodole
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