June 19 in American History And Celestial Notes
Entries review key historical events on June 19 including 1794 death of Richard Henry Lee a declamation era statesman, 1812 war declaration by Congress, 1864 naval duel off Cherbourg between Kearsarge and Alabama, and 1911 US recognition of Portugal. Also includes planetary notes Mercury Venus Mars and a Hydra constellation overview.
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Richard Berry Lee
Congress
Great Britain
United States
Madison
Corvet Kearsarge
Alabama
Cherbourg
France
Republic of Portugal
City News Subscription Reminder for Vacation Readers
Read the news while away with The News. Call by phone at 183 or 171 to give a summer address or notify the office. The paper will be promptly forwarded to the registered address.
Boy Scouts Hold Election For Camp Plans Near Weverton
The M C A Boy Scouts semi annual election elevates Robert Putman as leader Spencer Zimmerman Jr as secretary Russell Stull as treasurer and Alan Kemp William Quynn and Raymond Shipley as patrol leaders. The group will install officers next Thursday and plan Camp Mar Vir along the Potomac near Weverton starting July 6 for two weeks with 15 to 20 boys. Constable M Haover will travel to Blackford to seize Frank C Knipple on desertion and non support charges after requisition papers are secured. Knipple once served as desk sergeant at Frederick police HQ.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mveverton
M. C. A. Boy Scouts
Robert Putman
Spencer Zimmerman, Jr
Russell
Stull
Alien Kemp
William Quynn
Raymond Shipley
Nnal
Potomac River
Weverton
M. Haover
Blackford
Frank C. Knipple
Haover
Knipple
St.Louis
Frederick
Growth Removed From Third Finger By Doctor
Miss Nena Derr of East Patrick Street had a growth removed from the third finger of her right hand by Dr. Ira J. McCurdy. Though very painful, she is getting along as well as can be expected.
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Nena Derr
Patrick’ Street
Ira J. McCurdy
Old Army Musket Found Near Reno's Monument
A Civil War era musket and baronet were found near Reno's Monument on South Mountain. The weapon was in fairly good preservation, suggesting it had been left behind during the Civil War.
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William Beachley
Reno
South Mountain
Hall's Catarrh Cure Promises Cure for Catarrh
Readers learn a $100 reward for any case not cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure. The ad claims the tonic works constitutionally, acting on blood and mucous surfaces to destroy the disease’s foundation and strengthen the body. F. J. Cheney & Co Toledo Ohio advertise nationwide availability and testimonials.
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Hall
F. J. Cheney & CO
Toledo
Hait
Tragic Baltimore Child Dies After Rubbish Fire Blaze
Hazel Gilchrist aged nearly six of Baltimore dies on a through train near Brunswick after her dress catches fire from yard rubbish. Jack Callary 10 heroically carries her from a hen house. she dies en route to Baltimore hospital. Bravery noted, injuries severe, prior burns mentioned, train stops arranged, grandmother and Miss Melle Martin aboard. Local officers and family details provided, Sunday School Convention cited for context.
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Jack Callary
Hazel Gilchrist
Mabel Gilchrist
Baltimore
Brunswick
Emma Sparks
Charles W. Suter
Suter
Thomas Callary
W. R. Crum
Melle Martin
Prunswick
Mss Martin
Remedy Endorsed by Sr M Gallowas for Cholera Relief
A testimonial endorses Chamberlain s Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy as the only product giving full satisfaction and curing the writer when afflicted in Cham berlain s disease. The advertisement notes it is for sale by all dealers and urges friends to try it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain
Sr. M. Gallowas, Stewart
Barbara Fritchie Fund Grows With Donations
Thirty eight dollars and fifty cents were added to the Barbara Fritchie Memorial fund at a meeting of the association last evening. Contributors included Fred Wertheimer of Cumberland fourteen dollars, D W Dietrich of Mountain City Mills five dollars, Johnson Smith of San Francisco three dollars, Mrs Octavia V Jones of Fort Scott Kansas one dollar, Mr and Mrs John Abbott five dollars, Cash five dollars, and Mr and Mrs Devilla Brish three dollars. Mrs Jones wrote of her native ties to Frederick and pride in the monument to Barbara Whit tier.
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Barbara Fritchie
M.C. A
Fred Wertheimer
Cumberland
D. W. Dietrich
Mountain City
This City
Johnson Smith
San Francisco
Octavia V. Jones
Fort Scott
Kansas
John Abbott
Devilla Brish
Jones
Cronise
Frederick
Barbara
Whittier
Ladies urged to attend Frederick Board of Trade meeting
President J M Cronenburg of the Frederick Board of Trade called for a strong showing of local women at a citizen's meeting at the Frederick Armory. The gathering aims to form an association to coordinate Frederick's role in the Star Spangled Banner Centennial in Baltimore this September and to plan a Home Coming Week for Frederick County during Baltimore’s celebration. Cronenburg favors opening an office and hiring a stenographer and asks counties residents to invite relatives to visit in September, with village committees to organize the effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. M. Cronenburg
Frederick Board of Trade
Frederick Armory
Board of Trade
Frederick
Baltimore
Frederick County
Cronenburg
New Dog Catcher Takes Oath in Frederick
Ephraim Eyler was sworn in as Frederick's official dog catcher by Mayor Fra Jey at 10 30 AM. He plans a humane rapid effort using a large net and updated dog house stalls. The mayor aims to place the pound on Fréderick Abat toir land and repurpose canines' bodies for fertilizer.
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Ephraim Eyler
Fra Jey
Eyler
Frederick
Fraley
Fréderick
Apparent Joke Caused Severe Cigar Explosion Injury
John Fox of Yellow Springs, about 60, picked up a wrapped cigar and planned a quiet smoke. An explosion ripped his hand and face, with copper colored shell fragments found. doctors suspect a hidden dynamite cap meant for another, not a bullet, leaving Fox puzzled about the motive.
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John Fox
Yellow Springs
A. G. Bourne
Frederick
Mr. Fox
Bourne
Dr. Bourne
Fox
Capital Proposal Shapes Up With Baker Leadership
A brief notice outlines capital plans totaling $100,000 with William G. Baker serving as President and a Vice President also named. The text lists Baker as key executive and hints at a formal organizational role for the vice president position.
Real estate transfers and marriage licenses listed
Business in the courts details deeds from Charles McC Mathias to Glenn H Worthington for Braddock real estate at 3050 dollars. Grayson H Stajey and wife to Glenn H Worthington for Brad dock property at 5 dollars. Corinne E Willard to Charles A Rice for county real estate at 10 dollars. John Howard Bowie to Harriet A Bowie for county real estate at 1 dollar. Marriage licenses issued for James Edward Moore aged 23 and Mary Ada Bussard aged 26, both of Knoxville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grayson H. Stajey
O Glenn H. Worthington
Braddock
Corinne E. Willard
Charles A Rice
John Howard Bowie
Harriet A. Bowie
James Edward Moore
Mary Ada Bussard
Knoxville
Going Away Salt Sale Offers Value and Fashion
John Hendrickson promotes travel salt and summer gear with factory-cost spring suits, well made skirts called Plan? Shirts, wool blends, and linen dusters. Caps, balmacaan coats, and vests showcase savings for travelers and shoppers seeking durable garments at discounted prices.
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Stirls
Local classifieds list discounted goods and open sales
Advertisements promote underpriced items from khaki apparel to cookware and farm equipment. Highlights include khaki pants coats and fustian and whipcord pants at reduced prices, a store on South Market Street urging underpricing, and notices for real estate, millinery, devilled ham, and a closing out sale in Doubs Maryland. Also mentions Walkersville and Frederick area merchants like S T Hickman offering buggies and general merchandise at factory prices.
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Doubs
S. T. Hickman
Park Avenue
Frederick
Bath
Frederick ‘County
Washington, D. C
Kent
T. Hickman
New Store Ad Promises Ice Cream and Low Prices
An old storefront advertisement touts soda water confectionery ice cream and best flavors with quick service at old prices. It invites all to visit Harry L Ebert at Fifth and Market Streets promising a cozy cool store and expert dispensation. Also notes rental offerings at Braddock Heights and cautions trespassers on Maryland Brick and Supply Co and Northern Central Railroad property will be dealt with according to law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry L. Ebert
Fifth and
Market Streets
Frederick, Md
Maryland Brick and Supply Co
Northern Central Railroad
Impaired Appetite Relief Ad by Jo Seitz Detroit
Detroit merchant Jo Seitz advertises Chamberlain's Tablets to improve appetite and relieve bloating. The copy claims the tablets restore appetite, ease a bloated feeling, and promote a pleasant bowel movement. Available for sale through all dealers.
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Chamberlain
Jo. Seitz
Detroit
Mich
Fine Walkersville Home for Sale in Frederick MD Area
The property is a fine home of Jacob H. Dudrow on one half acre in Walkersville Maryland. It includes a new house and all necessary outbuildings and would make an ideal home. Terms available through Grayson H. Staley in Frederick or J E Waltman dentist in the Central Trust Co building. Phone 755 K.
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Jacob H. Dudrow
Walkersville
Grayson H. Staley
Frederick
J. E. Waltman
Central Trust Co
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Breathersville
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Asat
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Geo
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Dani Barre
Wa. G. Baker
H. Conzzz
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P. L. Hanneri
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J. D. Barre
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Charles McC. Mathias
Glenn H. Worthington
John D. Hendrickson
Lesa Ubon
J. D. Hendrickson
Neidig & Miller
GEO. L. Cramer & Sons
Hartford Fire Insurance CO
Hartford
Conn
Tornado Insurance
Smail
Frederick, Ma
Marthlly&wFly
Albaugh & Harrington
Middletown Valley
Unionville
Mt. Airy
N. Market St
Pearre
Pearre’s Pharmacy
Pearre's
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Telephone
Lt South Market Street
the Home Building and Loan Association of
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C. M. Myers
Underwood
Blue Ribbon Grocery
College Park
Braddock Heights
Co. E. Cline
WM. H. Knock
Knock
South Market Street
Frederick MD
the Reliable Furniture Dealer
Cramer & Stauffer
Carroll
State Road
Peteraville
High Locaten
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Patrick
Ous
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Tate and Loans
Court Street
C. E. Cline
M. L. Etchison
Braddock No. 40
Thomas P. Rice
North Market Street
John N. Clary
F. G. Thomas & Bon NO
West Patrick ST
Grayson HB
Mercer
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San-Digan
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Shookstown
Catoctin Mountain
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Dgor
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Chas. T. E. Young
Pythian Castle
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