June 20 in History Affects Monarchs and Nations
June 20 marks the death of William IV who died heirless and led to Victoria's accession. The era saw Alaska sale to the United States for 7 200 000, and notable figures such as Anna dictator and minister Muravieft and Cardinal Vaughan are mentioned with birth years and deaths.
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Am—Willam IV
England
Victoria
William IV
George III
George IV
Jost
UWGT
Alaska
United States
Ito-Santy Anna
Mexico
Mungo Chew
Count Muravieft
St. Petersburg
Cardinal Vaughan
London
The Weekly News Advertisement Request
The Wesely News announces a handsome twelve page issue for Thursday with large circulation in Frederick city and county. Advertisers are invited to submit copy for new ads by 5 PM Wednesday and changes by 12 PM noon to that day.
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Wesely News
Frederick City
Y Newa
Personal visits and homecomings noted across town
Local residents from Bathlehem to Chambersburg are visiting relatives and traveling to Washington Grove Atlantic City and Baltimore. Several return home after visits while others plan summer stays and attend college events with family members joining at Western Maryland College.
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de Long
Bathlehem
Helen Landauer
East Church Street
Hebel
Virgie Fiony
Washington Grove
Sadie Zimmerman
Near Walkeraville
Donald DeGrange
Washington, D. C
Hia
Garrett
DeGrange
Norsk Market Street
E. H. Spohn
John's Literary Institute
J.B. Runkles
New London
This
Washington
F. H. Miller
Chambersburg
George D. Miller
Dill Avenue
Messra
Grant Shatzer
Clement Kensebring
Geo. D. Miller
A. Thomas
Mistas Mary
Julia Thomas
Western Maryland College
Frank Thomas
Landis Shepherd Rites Tie Local Couple in Morning Home Wedding
Miss Lala Rebecca Landis daughter of Mr and Mrs H S Landis and Mr Edward Clarence Shepherd son of City Register K Q Shepherd were married at 9 AM at the bride’s North Market home. The ceremony officiated by Ray Charles F Steck at Hyvangal Lutheran parlor with Mendelssohn’s Wedding March. Attendants Misses Virginia Grove Aimie Landis. best man Mr Clinter Shepherd. Wedding breakfast served. couple left at 10 40 for a honeymoon trip and will reside in Brooklyn.
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Shepherd
Landis
Lala Rebeccs Landis
Palma
Mendelssohn
Misa Maggie Duvall
Virginia Grove
Aimie Landis
Maida of Honor
Clinter Shepherd
Herabbarger
Caterar
Mrs. Shepherd
Brooklyn
United States Invited to Moroscan Conference
Washington June 20 The United States has been formally invited to participate in the Moroscan conference.
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Tax News
Washington
United States
Baltimore Franchise Move Sparks Interurban Rail Plan
Baltimore City Council debated granting a franchise to the Baltimore and Frederick Electric Railway Company to build and operate an interurban line from Forest Park to Mulberry Street and Park Avenue. Two routes were outlined with paving promises on Lafayette, Franklin and Mount streets. Company president James E. Ingram Jr. touted economic growth, urban development, and Baltimore's greater-city prospects, noting readiness to begin construction upon entrance rights. The firm, incorporated in 1902 with $1.5 to $2 million capital, outlined surveys and private rights of way, and pledged no in-city street railway operation. Also notes Middletown High School commencement with five diplomas and medals.
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Baltimore City Council
Baltimore and Frederick Electric Railway Company
Forest Park
Mulberry Street
Park Avenue
Baltimore
Frederick
Lafayette Avenue
Franklin, Mount
Mulberry
Liberty Road
Slinglett Avenue
Baltimore and Liberty Turnpike
Old Liberty Road
Slingloff Avenue
Mount Atrast
Mrr
James E. Ingram, Jr
Baltimore and Frederick
Baltimore City
Boston
Philadelphia
Cleveland
Detroit
Indianapolis
Maryland
Faw
Frederick County
United States
Carroll County
Web
Pointe
United Railways
Baltimore and
Frank H. Callaway
John W. Ellard
Janazis Bearman
Carrow County
J. Roger McSherry
Ingram
Twenty sixth victim dies in Western Maryland wreck
James Benner of Catoctin, a track worker, dies at City Hospital Baltimore from Bielarica after the Western Maryland wreck at Ransom Station seven miles west of Emory Grove. Several others injured. eight local victims buried near Ontoosin Farnaca. Funeral services held for Stimmel and Miller with local lodges in charge.
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James Benner
Catoctin
Bielarica
Mr. Benner
A. M Williard
Thormont
Otty Hospital
George Summer
Kilmer Miller
Catootin Furnace
Stimmal
Knights of Pythias and
Odd Fellows
Stimmel
Asrvicea
St. John's Lutheran Church
Miller
Cemetery Hill
Blus Ridge
I. W. Day
Maryland
John W. Miller
Weat Fifth Street
Wreak
Ontoosin Farnaca
Lewintown
Merchants Appeal License Fine Case to Circuit Court
William B. Ramsburg and Ira E. Biser, merchants, waived a hearing on charges of violating the city license ordinance. Justice Eckstein fined Ramsburg $10 and Biser $2.50. An appeal was filed with bonds posted. If the city wins, they pay fines and back license fees as collection continues.
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Ewo
Messra
William B. Ramsburg
Ira E. Biser
O. H. Eckstein
Kokatelo
Ramebarg
Biser
P. H. Pampel
Messra. Ramebarg
Biser Furniaking
Charies P. Lavy
M C A Plans July Boys Camp Near Frederick
The Young Men's Christian Association will hold a boys camp early in July near Frederick. Dr Henry Raabe and a few young men will chaperone. Parents must sign and return applications as soon as possible. The exact site and dates will be announced soon.
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M.C. A
Roya
Young Men's Christian Association
Frederick
Henry Raabe
Overcome by Heat A North Market firm owner revived
Mr F. Jalvis Lochner of Rog enour and Sons North Market street collapsed in the heat yesterday afternoon and lay unconscious for about an hour. Dr L A Burck summoned administered restoratives and Lochner returned home on West Fifth street that evening.
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F. Jalvis Lochner
B. Rogenour & Sons
North Market Street
L. A. Burck
Lochner
Weat Fifth Street
Man Dies After Poison Oak Exposure Near Ridgely
William Martina of near Ridgely Maryland died yesterday after applying poison oak to his face to test its effects. His face swelled within hours and after days of suffering he passed away.
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William Martina
Ridgely
Cut Hand With Hatchet At Home
Mr C A Thomas of Mt Pleasant injured his hand while breaking ice at home. An artery was severed and several stitches were needed to close the wound. At the county commissioners meeting bond for Ma J Grove Lime Company worth 9316 was accepted. Dr O B Conley of Adamstown ill but improving. Mrs Howard Staley of South Market Street admitted to the Frederick City Hospital for treatment.
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C. A. Thomas
Mt. Pleasant
Board of Jounty Commissioners
Ma. J. Grove Lime Company
Monrovia
O. B. Conley
Adamstown
Howard Staley
South Market Treet
Fraderick Ctty
Alumni Banquet Postponed to Friday Evening
The annual Male High School Alumni Association banquet is postponed to Friday evening at 10 o clock. Governor Warfield will serve as the guest of honor.
Harvesting Begins in Two Local Farms
Mr. George Stevens, a farmer near St. Pleasant, started cutting wheat yesterday. Mr. Frank Smith, a farmer in Bakers Valley, also began harvesting yesterday.
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George Stevens
St. Pleasant
Frank Smith
Baker'a Valley
Tax Commissioners Decline Appleton Appointments Amid Mayoral Picks
At a morning city meeting Mayor Smith announced numerous appointments including tax commissioners Charles Wertheimer A O MaCardell and George Rodock who then stated they would not serve. They cited lack of time and potential responsibility for reassessment concerns as reasons for declining the post.
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Board of Aldermen
John Ed. Sobel
Edward Kemp
George Edward Smith
Charrles P. Levy
James Jones
Georges Brengle
John Simpson
John Fleming
William King
John Hobbs
Edward Herwig
Harry Carter
John J. Biser
F. Thourne
Charles Wertheimer
A. O. MaUardall
George x. Rodoak
George Wallace
Edward Titlow
Firemsao
Samuel Abracht
Board of Health
Dre
Thomas M. Williamson
A.L Pearre
Daniel EL. Steiner
James B. Doll
F. ¥. Tyergar
Charles Riddlampser
W. N. Garrats
Smith
Olatma
Kindley
Herahberger
Lease
Douglas
Sohell
Lanse
Sowell
Hershberger
Herah— Berger
Schall
Hersh— Berger
Dougina
Schell
Sohall
Ally Mmiits
Carroll Creek
Mesera
Wertheimer
McCardell
Rodock
Business Men's Association
Business Men’s Association
Board of Tax Commissioners
Thia Board
Sfta
Tt Fe
Bacones
McQardell
Messia
June Sale Offers White Linens and Summer Fashions
John Hendrickson Neidig & Miller showcases a June sale featuring white linens at deep discounts and marginally priced silk and rayon fabrics. The ad highlights flax linens, washable silky garments, organza pieces, madras ginghams, and cotton fabrics with bold sale pricing to attract summer buyers.
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Minek Cniffon
Takfeta
de Thio
Duseo
George
Rodour
Local Dance and Holiday Travel Deals Highlight Frederick Ad
Regular Tuesday night dance in Braddock Heights announced with multiple care leaves at 6 8 10 oclock. Also ads Niagara Falls excursion fares from Frederick with dates June through September 1905, round trip 1105, tickets via Baltimore and Ohio. details from local ticket agents.
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F. & M. Kaliwar
Danca St
Braddock Heights
Care
Square Corner
Niagara Falls
Frederick
Washington
Baltimore
Camden
Talon
Ningars Falla
Point Eveat
Mt. Airy
Buffalo
Rochester
Jonosson
Geneva
Watkins Gee
Glen Summit Springs
Mauoh Chunk
Susquehanna River
Lehigh
Wyoming
Baltimore & Ohio
Funeral Notices for George Jackson and Annie B. Smith
The funeral of George Jackson occurred at Pine Grove church Mt Airy on June 11 with the Airy Council and Masons pallbearers from his lodge. Annie B. Smith, 42, daughter of Mrs Snean Mil yard, died in Baltimore and was buried at Olivet cemetery after arrival by train with funeral director Wa H. Gawthrop. Thomas P. Rice assisted at interment.
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George Jackson
Pine Grove Church
Mt. Airy
Ms Airy Council
Je. O
Ul A. M
Jackson
O. M. Marriott
L. T. Lewin
Annie B. Smith
Snean Milyard
Baltimore
Potter's Field
Wa. H. Gawthrop
Mé Olivet
Thomas P. Rice
Obituaries and civic notes from Cumberland area headlines
Mrs Nancy Belao aged 70 died in Cumberland. Mrs Mary A Graves aged 73 died in Cumberland. Tax rate for Somerset county fixed at 10213. Prof Howard C Hill appointed principal of Allegany County High School. General bulldoing activity near Cambridge. Thirty houses being erected. William Thomas died suddenly yesterday in Hagerstown of heart disease at age 55. Sixty bridgebuilders on strike over iron bridge work on Cumberland extension of the Western Maryland Railroad.
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Nancy Belao
Cumberland
Mary A. Graves
Somerset County
Howard C. Hill
Allagany County
Bulldog
Cambridge
William Thomas
Hagerstown
Western Maryland
Business Change at Walker & Bennett Store
Mr O P Bennatt junior partner buys late partner James E Walker estate interest and will run the dry goods store as sole owner. The notice hints at possible sale of goods as prices fall and names the establishment and parties involved.
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O. P. Bennatt
Walker & Bennett
Thas
James E. Walker
Onn
Aole
Dispute Ends in Murder on Washington County Farm
John Slifer of Locust Grove shoots Jacob Poffenberger during a land dispute over a 25 yard strip between adjoining farms. Poffenberger, 42, dies from a single abdominal shot after the incident near Locust Grove. Slifer, nearly 70, remains at his home as the case draws local notice.
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Washington County
John Slifer
Locust Grove
Jacob Poffenberger
Poffenberger
Slifer
Allfer
Slifar
Deighborn
J. Hubert Wade
Wade
PoYenberger
W. M. Niktsar
Keadysville
Neaa
Elifer
Mrse Fisher
Porters Town
Maryland School for the Deaf Hosts Lawn Party
Pupils at the Maryland School for the Deaf enjoyed a lawn party on the institution’s front lawn last evening. The event provided a cheerful social gathering for students and staff in a pleasant outdoor setting.
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Maryland School For the Deaf
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Wassingtor
Moors
Weather Bureau
Hammond Urner
Rhaessaee
E. Y. Goldeborough
Rosenstock Bros
Goldsborough
N.R.& D Mantz
GO. P. Bennett
W. W. Osburn
Hymeneas
Ingram Declarea
Middletown
Middletown High School
Clare M. Williids
Elis F. Kefanver
Wilhelmina B. Castle
G. Harry Derr
George L. Miller
Harry Carr
A. A. Lamar
Rossnoor
B.O. Devitbien
W.P. Wachter
A. B
Walkersville
Boblitz
Wrece
Bond
Mesers
Mouvardell
Modeck
Tovy
Citizens’ National Bank
John Hendrickson
Light Bros
Navy
Oxford
Genta’ Buk Sparfa
Neidig & Miller
Patrick Street
Fredarilok
Fraderick Gas & Buuc. Co
South Market
Baltimore & Ohio Haltroad
L. E. Mullinix
HH Weather Furnishings
L. BE. Mullinix
Rodock & CO
Tios
Price
East Fourth Street
Withou
Eichelberger
California
Mraderick County
Etratherries
Maryland Eye
A. J. Eichelbergeh
Gov
Crecil & Gormar
Patrion
Dr. O £. Foster
North Market Btreket
Frederick, Mb
D. H. B. Paterman
GAN
Franklin Street
City Hotel
D. H
E Kefauver
Church Street
Prederlak
C. L. Kefauver
Mar ‘Parience
Loca
Patrick Streets
WM. C. Bothlee
Jay F. B. Sappington
Gummer Goons
Sappington
Newspapren Hi Hive
Citizens' Nat. Bank
Frederick, MD
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