June 21 in American History notes events and births
The page records items from 1789 Increase Mather birth to 1788 New Hampshire ratifying the U S Constitution, 1900 Marine ambush at Taku to Tientsin and the Tientsin consulate's destruction, and 1910 Minnesota Republican convention backing Taft while shelving Roosevelt. It also notes astronomical changes with sunset at 7 30 and days shortening from noon today to noon tomorrow.
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Increase Mather
New England
New Hampshire
Major Waller
Taku
Tientsin
Bosers
Minnesota
Taft
Roosevelt
Heart of Maryland Route folder by Frederick Railroad
The Frederick Railroad issues a fold er titled Heart of Maryland Route describing the route country history terminal improvements Braddock Heights loop to Pen Mar Hagerstown and Blue Ridge area. It highlights fishing hunting views and a map showing relations to neighboring roads marking the first such folder from the company as a successful effort.
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Heart of Maryland
Frederick
Frederick Railroad
Braddock Heights
Maryland
Pen Mar
Hagerstown
Blue Ridge
Courts file sales and estate accounts in local notices
Business in the courts reports sales of personal property in the estate of William P Eyler deceased and inventories of debts due in the same estate. First and final account of Charles L Carlin as administrator of Martha I V Carlin deceased filed and distribution made. John H Cluts appointed guardian to Alen H and Charles C Fuss. Charles Rotering and wife deed real estate in county valued at 225 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William P. Eyler
Charles L. Carlin
Martha I. V. Carlin
John H. Cluts
Alen H
Charles C. Fuss
Charles Rotering
John Saffer
County
Brief Items of Interest
Local and general notes include repainting work on the residence of David Biser and the drug store woodwork on North Market street directed by Henry R. Lampe. A grove meeting in Villa Park led by Frederick Corps of the American Salvation Army drew Rev. LE Hummelaaugh, and Capt. and Mrs. Atwell return from a funeral to speak tonight. A Baltimore marriage license was issued to John H. Burdette and Ida D. Frail. A typographic prescription skit appears in the Hiear my store advertisement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Biser
East Fifth Street
Henry R. Lampe
Meredith Staub
Harry Sherald
Marshall Staub
J. Heisley Keller
North Market Street
LE. H. Hummelaaugh
United Brethren Church
Villa Park
Frederick Corps
American Salvation Army
Atwell
Baltimore
John H. Burdette
Mt. Airy
Ida D. Frail
Howard County
Frederick Fourth Celebrations and Taft Visit
Frederick faces strict enforcement of a long standing Fourth of July ordinance that bans firing firearms and firework devices within city limits except in military parades. The piece notes past concerns from Mayor Schell, the Red Men festival plans at Braddock Heights, and anticipated crowds, boating on the Monocacy, and rail preparations. It also reports President Taft’s upcoming Mountain Lake Park visit to speak on the Philippine mission, drawing attendees from across the region.
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Frederick
Favors Lane
Schell
States
Brunswick
Martinsburg
Braddock Heights
Frederick Railroad Co
Market Street
Patrick and
All Saints Streets
Taft
Mountain Lake Park
Mountain Lake Park Association
Cleveland
Western Maryland
Baltimore and Ohio
Convention attendance by Epworth League delegates from Frederick district
Miss Florence Jaimar and Mary E Filler travel to Tingerstown as representatives of the Frederick Chapter for the Epworth League convention. Rev Wilson T Jarhoe of Urbana also goes to Hagerstown to attend the convention.
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Florence J.aimar
Mary E. Filler
Tingerstown
Epworth League
Frederick
iFrederick
Wilson T. Jarhoe
Urbana
Hagerstown
Mrs John C Motter Dies at Home After Illness
Mrs Effie B Motter wife of Judge John C Motter died at her home near the city about four this morning after more than a year of illness. She was 48 years 9 months 2 days old and left a husband two sons and five daughters Nes sie Lola Amy Emily Helen Motter at home Victor Marken and Mrs E August Fox as siblings. Funeral private at the late residence with services at the house and interment in Olivet cemetery. M L Etchison in charge.
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Regree
Effie UB. Motter
John C. Motter
Allen Motter
Nessie
Lola
Amy
Emily
Helen Morter
Victor R. Marken
E. August Fox
Washington
Mr. Olivet
M. L. Etchison
Mis. Laver d. Parsons
Laura J. Parsons
W. Irving Parsons
Mt. Olivet
C. C. Carty
Palestine Encampment Officers Elected for New Term
At the regular meeting of Palestine Encampment No. 20 I O O F officers were elected for the ensuing term. Franklin X Shipley is Chief Patriarch John P Lipps high priest Glenn H Worthington senior warden Marty Bl Hagan junior warden Charles A Landis recording scribe Robert A Bennett financial scribe H G Haugh treasurer William T Beall marshal and Charles W Keiser representative to Grand Encampment. Preparations are under way for the Canton of Hagerstown to participate in the Red Men parade on July 3 leading the march escorted by Odd Fellows with a drill on East Church street in full uniform.
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Palestine
Franklin X. Shipley
John P. Lipps
Glenn H. Worthington
Marty Bl. Hagan
Charles A. Landis
Robert A. Bennett
H. G. Haugh
William T. Beall
Charles W. Keiser
Ilagerstown
East Church Street
Grace A Thomas to graduate at Michigan commencement
Miss Grace A Thomas daughter of Mr and Mrs C N Thomas will graduate from the University of Michigan Ann Arbor at the commencement exercises on June 29. Miss Edith Thomas left today to attend the exercises.
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Grace A. Thomas
C. N. Thomas
University of Michigan
Ann Arbor
Michigan
Edith Thomas
Commission Government Defeated in Lansing Vote
A revised Lansing charter proposal to adopt a commission form of government was defeated yesterday in a special election by 2,391 to 1,214. The antis carried every precinct.
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Commission
Lansing
Mich
Organ Overhaul in All Saints Chapel by M P Moller Works
Workers from M P Moller's Magers town begin a full overhaul of the organ in All Saints chapel on Court Street and will return it after the restoration is completed.
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All Saints Chapel
Court Street
M. P. Moller Works
Magerstown
The Social World Celebrates Mrs Schroeder’s Birthday
Mrs Frederick Schroeder of 9 North Market Street quietly marks her seventh birthday today. The Frederick News notes the community’s fond regard as subscriptions sail in to support the paper.
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Frederick Schroeder
North Market Street
Séth
Opening Streets Madison and Bentz in City
City officials led by the Mayor inspected widening and opening plans in the southwest. Madison Street would be extended though cost and engineering pose hurdles. Bentz Street also eyed for widening to match Centre Street. Officials toured the South Market bridge site as mill road tracks cross.
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Board of Aldermen
Madison’ Street
Bentz Street
Centre Street
South Street
McMurray
All Saints
South Market Street
Hessian Fly Devastates Crops Across State
State geologist warns Hessian fly and root worm pests are the worst in a decade. Eastern counties face severe wheat losses up to one third while southern areas report corn damage from root feeding. many farmers replant after failures.
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Pennsylvania
First Visit Here in Many Years
Mr and Mrs Edward Runner of Cincinnati and daughter Mrs W Saul of Covington visit Frederick at 705 North Beniz street to see Charles Kline. This is Mr Runner’s first Frederick visit since 1865 when he left after the war. He was a City Hotel clerk for Wm Kneed and notes marked improvements over 47 years.
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Edward Runner
Cincinnati
Ohio
W. Saul
Covington
Charles Kline
North
Beniz Street
Mr. Runner
Frederick
City Hotel
Wm. Kneed
Umbrella Menders Arrested for Dis order on West Seventh Street
Thomas Quinn and James McGovern were arrested by Officers Brengle and Herwig for drunken dis orderly conduct on West Seventh street. A hearing before Justice Lloyd T. McDill resulted in $250 fines for each, or five days in jail. They were ordered to leave the city upon release or be sent to the House of Correction.
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Thomas Quinn
James McGovern
Brengle and
Herwig
West Seventh Street
Lloyd T. McDill
House of Correction
Maryland School for the Deaf Closes for Summer Vacation
The forty third annual session of the Maryland School for the Deaf ended yesterday and the institution closed for the summer. Pupils left this morning for home over the BR and O in a special car attached to the regular train. They were in charge of Miss Byatty and Harry G Benson.
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Maryland School For the Deaf
BR & O
Miss Byatty
Harry G Benson
Decorating Braddock Heights Pavilion Interior
The Braddock Heights dancing pavilion is being beautified by WCF Foster Jr a master painter of the railroad. Festooning and other decorations are being hung and arranged to create an attractive auditorium which will also be trimmed.
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Braddock Heights
Wcf Foster
Executive Committee Meeting Of V. M. A. This Afternoon
The executive committee of the V. M. A. will meet this afternoon at 9 30 oclock.
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The
Maryland bank statement blurs into official sworn report
A Maryland Frederick county bank cashes out a balance sheet with assets and liabilities including capital stock, surplus, profits, United States deposits, and reserves. It includes a cashier Wm G Zimmerman affidavit sworn on June 5 with an attest by directors and a notary.
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Oserve Agwaiis
United States
State of
Maryland
Frederick
Wm. G. Zimmerman
Travees Thomas
N. P
Conley
Uargept
Thomas
Tlv Grier
Federated Charities Holds Quarterly Meeting At City HQ
The Federated Charities held its regularly quarterly meeting at 34 West Patrick street. Vice President Bertha Trail presided in the president’s absence. Leaders authorized signing a lease for C. E. Cline property on South Market street for one year with option to five years. The house committee will supply furnishings. James H. Gambrill Sr. chairs. Finance committee reported a very successful canvass.
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Federated Charities Board
Federated Charities
West Patrick Street
Bertha Trail
C. E. Cline
South Market Street
House Committee
James H. Gambrill, Sr
Marvel Tonight-3 Reels 3 and Mission Workers Festival
The Marvel presents The Last Appeal with The Sheepman's Daughter and Where the Shamrock Grows. Special Thursday features Mozart Clib and Toy Symphony A Jol y Sleighing Party for children under Mrs. Dittmar. Music requests will be harmonized with pictures. Mission Workers festival at 400 West Patrick St Friday and Saturday. donations may be left at F A C Lipps Store.
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Imp
Rex
Dittmar
Marvel
West Patrick St
F. A.C. Lipps
W. T. Munshower
Talking Machines at Shipley's for Late
Several good second hand talking machines to be sold at a bargain. A good chance to get one cheap. Cash or time, at SHIPLEY'S, For Late. Three Humphrey are lights in good rendition. Apply Markey's Shoe Store.
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Saneo
Othetianta
Fyan
John D. Wendrickson
LN Linens
Humphrey
Markey's
Braddock Heights Casino Opens with Nightly Activities
Braddock Heights Casino opens morning, afternoon, and evening with a new shooting gallery, music, skating, bowling, and pool. Enjoy a pleasant time at the Heights with day and night operations. After June 24, 1911 stock offerings of Miller Train Control Corporation withdrawn until further notice.
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Braddock Heights
The
Heights
Miller Train Control Corporation
Miller
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Maryiaxp
W. L. Moone
Weather Bureau
John Francis Smith
Solr
Smith & Smith
Mission Workers Talking Machines
Shipley’s Linens
I. D. Hendrickson Bank
Circuit and Orphans’ Court
Orphans’ Court
Warner
tRiRive
Judge Motter
I Ann Hiness
Officers
William BE. Wall
William Edward Hall
Montevue Hospital
New City
Alpha Lodge Knights of Pythias
John J. Murdock
Quinn Sunday School
Laboring Sons
John Q. Sensexley
John Q. Senseney
Andrew Hamilton
West Arlington
Union Bridge
Woodsboro
Frank L. Stener
J. L. & Heagy
Frederick News
City Fathers
Madison Street
All Saints’ Street
Weiner
Umbrella Menders
Citizens’ National Bank
Thea
Citizens National Bank
Gonds
Sewarier
Bentites
Afite Lindia Sietat
Lacase
Butkers, Trust
Lu Hse
RDG
John D, Hendrickson
Emporium
Neidig & Miller
Weeis
Ernie Maberighs
Koos
Batistes
Saithaga
Walst SK
Williamson's Drug Store
Jet Ua
Williamso
Rexall
Etchison
New Citizens’ National Bank
Frederick, Md
Thos, P. Rice
Thomas P. Rice
Nortil Market Street
Keller & Myers
Kelulelu
Frederick County
Ind
Rootas
Balla, &O
Sabry
Creagerstown
Petersville
Thursmont
Thurmont
Lewistown
Craesham
Federick
Hear Bteetrick
Buckeystown
West Buckeystown
Walkersville
Yellow Springs
Algo
Harry G. Tripapon
Young & Staley
Walkersville Iin
Rederick, Md. le
Maud Waters Dittmar
Shipley's
Pen-Mar
Braddock
M. T. Enele
Ridenour
Daily
Frederick R. R. CO
H. 8. Landis
Landis
Waltham, Elgins
Howard
Hamilton
South Bend
Illinois
Rockfords
Cramer & Stauffer
Ranier & Stauffer
Real Estate and Loans
Bardgren
Third Streets
GEO. L. Cramer & Sons
Hartford Fire Ins
Phoenix Ins
Queen Tas. Co
Fidelity Underwriters
Church Si
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