Exalted ruler elected at Atlantic City Elks lodge
Brief notes report Col E B Hay elected Exalted Ruler of the brand Lodge of Elks in session at Atlantic City New Jersey Also mentions summer news service and local weather quips plus a school close exercise at St Johns School with medal awards and a car collision at Frederick junction involving an afternoon Baltimore train and a freight train no injuries.
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Col
E. B Hay
Brand Lodge of Elks
Atlantic City
N. J
Baltimore
Frederick Junction
The California Fig Syrup Co Ad Claims Safety
Advertisement touts Syrup of Figs as a pleasant safe laxative for women and families. It urges readers to look for the California Fig Syrup Co name on the package to ensure the genuine product.
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California Fig Syrup Co
Closing Exercises at Frederick Female and Male High Schools
A large City Opera House audience witnessed the closing exercises of Frederick Female and Male High Schools. Diplomas were presented by Examiners E L Boblitz and W L Watshon with salutatories by Hallie Zimmerman and Nellie Garratt. The program celebrated progress since colonial days and honored teachers including Miss Robinson.
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City Hall
City Opera House
Frederick
Cabers
Mesers
Wilton Beale
David Beale
Wm. Lampe
W. W. Saunders
Rhodes
Harriet D. Boblitz
Edna C. Cromwell
Adelia A. Cronise
M. P. Richards
Ingle
D. Lakin
Mica Hallie V Zimmerman
Rome
Charles C. Brunner
Nellie G. Garratt
Purely Personal Notices From Local Residents
Messrs. Harry and Hamilton Show man of Baltimore visit their home here. Misses Bessie Potter Irene Rebecca Hines of Baltimore stay with Miss Bessie Dean near this city. Miss Morton Thurmount visits Miss Harriet D. Bobliz West Third. Miss Mattie Pope North Market returns from Washington visit with Mr. McClure's family. Mrs and Miss Harwood West Patrick leave for Charlestown W Va. Miss Haile Y Groshon returns from State Normal School for vacation. Madison Nelson and Harry Nixdorf ride Rambier bicycles with friends in the county. Prof. Apple and Rev Dr Eschbach attend Franklin and Marshall College exercises in Lancaster. Samuel Knodle formerly of Washington county now in Mt Morris IL visits relatives. Mr Hoodle once owned the old Republican Banner of Williamsport purchased in 1846. Miss Hattie Ford Liamsville returns home. Mrs B H M Ritchie returns from New York. Mr and Mrs C Staley Gambrill return from wedding tour. Nellie Bready Adamstown attends Opera House exercises. Mrs Eckstein and child West Second street spend a week with Urbana relatives. Miss Rife Baker and Mr Henry Johnson Thurmont attend City Hall graduation. Miss Erma Bigge West Patrick street visits cousin Grace Michael Doubs. Residence Sold Judge John H Keller sells East Second street residence to John C Motter for 2010.
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Harry and Hamilton Showman
Baltimore
Bessie Potter
Irene Rebecca Hines
Bessie Dean
This Cly
Miss Morton
Thurmount
Harriet D. Bobliz
West Third Street
Mattie Pope
North Market Street
E. KR. Eschbach
Reformed Church
Lancaster
Franklin and Marshal College
Samuel Knodle
Washington County
Mt Morris
Hoodle
Tmne
Old Republican Banner
Williamsport
Daniel Weisel
Hattie Ford
Liamsville
B. H.M. Ritchie
New York
C. Staley Gambrill
Nellie Bready
Adamstown
Opera House
Eckstein
Child
West Second Street
Will contest over 1845 Washington will in Montgomery case
Miss Catharine Ann Whalen of Washington fashioned a 1845 will leaving $100,000 to cousin Thomas Connally. Connally and his heirs died earlier. Suzan Beall contests for mental incompetency. Compromise settles at $50,000 to Beall and $50,000 to defendants. Mira Beall named administratrix. each side covers own costs.
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Wantington Couy Frost
On County
Teemery
Woomertay
Busan A. Beall
Edwant P. Welch
Mary J. Welch
Ssrai
Connolly
Mies Catharine Ann Whalen
Washington, D. C
Washington City
Montgomery County
Thomas Connally
Connally
Suzan Beall
Miss Whalen
Suzan A. Beall
Mira
Beall
Governor Brown Orders Regiments to Camp Frank Brown
Governor Brown issues a general order sending the First Maryland National Guard to assemble at Camden Station in Baltimore to march to Frostburg and report to Major General Douglas at Camp Frank Brown. The Fifth Regiment is ordered to return to Baltimore by Saturday afternoon. Multiple companies move by rail from Snow Hill, Elkton, Easton, Annapolis, and Bel Air, with officers relieved and new commanders named. The Elkton and Snow Hill commands will meet in Baltimore. others travel via regional lines.
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Brown
Stewart Brown
Maryland National Guard
Camden Station
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Frostburg
Douglas
Camp
Frank Brown
Baltimore
L. Allison Wilmer
Wilmer
Snow Hill
New York, Philadelphia
Easton
Baltimore and Estern
W. L. Marcy
Hegerstown
Gol
Wm. P. Lane
Gov. Brown
Charles A. Little
Frederick
Haratown
Erstown
Geo. L. Fisher
Leutenant
Lauran
Smith
Milton K. Hawken
Adams
Willske
Henry Hollyday, Jr
Allen
Martin
Elkton
William A. Wright
The Longest Day of the Year Observed
The article notes the first day of summer coincides with the longest day of the year as the sun reaches its greatest northern declination near the Tropic of Cancer. It rose at 4:33 a.m. and set at 7:30 p.m., totaling about fourteen hours and fifty six minutes.
Resident Physician Getzendanner Named at Beltimore University Hospital
Frederick born Dr. H F Getzendanner, from the last medical school class at Beltimore University Hospital, was chosen yesterday to succeed Dr Woodward as resident physician. He will assume duties July 1, replacing Dr Moritz Lowenthal, dispensary physician since Woodward’s resignation last month.
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Getzendanner
Beltimore University Hospital
H. F. Getzendanner
Weodward
Frederick
School of Medicine
Moritz Lowenthal
Woodward
Notre Dame Academy Commencement at Liberty June 26
The closing exercises of Notre Dame Academy at Liberty will be held on Tuesday evening June 26 at 7 30 in Church Hall. The eighty sixth annual commencement at Mt Saint Marys College Emmitsburg will be on Wednesday June 21 with Cardinal Gibbons presiding. A cucumber shaped Indian relic stone found at Bush Creek after the May 6 flood by N O Edb is believed to be a grain grinder used by Indians.
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Notre Dame Academy
Liberty
Church Hall
Mt St. Mary's College
Emmitsburg
Cardinal Gibbons
Bush Creek
N.O
Exhibition cuts finger during hatchet swing display
Yesterday afternoon Arthur Trail of Markets and Trail coal dealers suffered a slight finger cut while demonstrating hatchet swinging.
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Arthur Trail
of Markets and Trail
Coal Deasers
No Bass Fishing Due to Muddy Potomac River Condition
The Potomac River is too muddy to allow bass fishing for at least two weeks. Fishermen express disappointment as conditions hinder angling. Hood's Sarsaparilla is promoted as a cure with special curative power claimed by the ad copy.
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Potomac River
County Correspondence from Braddock and Vicinity
Weather has been very warm with nineties reported. Across Yellow Springs and Braddock areas residents note social visits, bee work injuries, and preparations for harvest. Community events include a Children’s Day service at Burkhart’s Hall and a communion at G. Hasskaril’s in June. Local projects advance with McWiles property repairs and Braddock Springs Park pavilion construction slated for July 4.
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Wmr
Jobs H. Clem
White Rock
Ardey
Milton Tucker
Charles Cannon
Frogtown
Wm. H. Warris
At Home Reception by Gambrills and Guests
Mr. and Mrs. James H. Gambrill and Mr. and Mrs. C. Staley Gambrill will host an at home gathering at Edgewood on Wednesday evening, June 27, from 8:30 to 11:00. A Junior ballroom dance tonight is organized by Thos. Wolf and Rbert Fyson with chaperons Mrs. W. C. Keller, Mrs. Chas. W. Rosa, Mrs. F. B. Smith, and Mrs. Geo. E. Smith.
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James H. Gambrill
C. Staley Gambrill
Edgewood
Messrs
Thos. Wolf
Rbert Fyson
W- C. Keller
Chas
W. Rosa
F. B. Smith
Geo. E Smith
Teeing Law's Grip Leads to Two Arrests in City
Tames Douglas, a Black man, was arrested last evening for carrying a concealed weapon and will appear before Police Justice Eckstein at 3 this afternoon. Charles Stanley was arrested for disorderly conduct and discharged with a reprimand.
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Tames Douglas
Eckstein
Charles Stanley
Western Simsland College Commencement Honors Noted
The Western Maryland College Westminster commencement was held yesterday. Honor men included Wm G Baker of Buckeystown who gave the valedictory. Freshmen class recipient Herbert Gays Murphy of Walkersville got honorable mention. Miss Georgia Wilson Strayer of Buckeystown won one of the sophomore elocution prizes.
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Western Maryland College
Westminster
Theclings
Wm. G. Baker
Buckeystown
Herbert Gays Murphy
Walkersville
Georgia Wilson Strayer
Churches Children Service in A Z Church Doubs
A Sunday children service was held at the A Z Church Doubs with Hull's program and Bliss Grace Michael presiding as organist. Devotion to the Sacred Heart will be conducted at St John’s Catholic Church this evening by Father Hana. Terran Fathers completed studies yesterday and left for new assignments.
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Doubs
Hull
Bliss Grace Michael
St. John’s Catholic Church
Father Hana
A Bigger Wheel Than Ferris's
A London wheel plan promises to surpass Ferris by seating 2,600 in fifty cars with a giant crown on the towers. The note also touts the Rambler bicycle, claiming a 1 minute 51 second mile as unmatched for speed and durability, and offers cheaper Rambler machines.
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Ferris’s
London
W. T. Delaplaine
Plumber Danner Recommends Ceresville Flour at Dinner
The fragment notes Mr. Robert T. Danner of the Plumber tradesmen recounts dining with his father and mentions obtaining flour from SHRINER MILLING Co for family use. The text shows unsolicited praise and informal remarks about a cake dinner sample.
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Robert T. Danner
Ceresville
Father
A. T. Danner
Shriner Milling Co
Maryland’s Annapolis Tea Party Ignored in History
A Connecticut woman recounts the Boston tea party and urges Maryland’s role in the incident be acknowledged. She cites authorities from Barnes Winsor and Bryant to argue that Annapolis burned the tea and ship, proving Maryland’s equal claim to the event’s honor and inclusion in school histories.
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Connecticut
Baltimore
Peggy Stewart
North
Bathmore City
United States
Barnes
Boston
Charleston
America
Justin Winsor
Harvard University
Bryant
Annapolia
England
Maryland
Annapolis
Maryland Hotel Sold in Annapolis Stock Sale
News of the state reports the Maryland Hotel property at Annapolis has been sold to a stock company. Other items note a Port Deposit paper mill engineer drowned in the Susquehanna and complaints about oyster law violations from Annamessex and Manokin rivers.
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Maryland
Annapolis
Dare
Port Deposit
Busquehanna
Annamessex
Manokin Rivera
Cornelius Cronin
Baltimore
Joppa
Harford County
Court of Appeals of Maryland Haa
Navy
Norfolk
Chesapeake
Frostburg
Lonaconing
Elk Garden
Lonacontag
Hartman Wins All Three in Essex Park Wrestling Match
A wrestling match at Essex haures park today saw Jacob Hartman defeat John McAuley in three bouts totaling twenty minutes. Hartman, described as an old man, earned broad praise as the large crowd watched. McAuley suffered a skinned eye from a foot contact during the bout.
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Essexhaures Park
Jacob Hartman
John McAuley
Hartman
Mr. McAuley
Local Masonic notices and ads at Frederick hall
Lynch Lodge members to meet at Masonic Hall next Sunday at 10 a.m. to join Columbia Lodge for Divine service. Artist J Cuthbert from Washington, D C, in the city taking orders for crayon and watercolor portraits. life drawing specialty with guaranteed satisfaction. Old paintings restored. Address him via Frederick post office. Also notes on Coxey’s March to Washington hot cakes at Rice and Bader’s Music Store, old potatoes at AL Einne’s, Lutheran reunion at Pen-Mar with an excursion train from Baltimore and Ohio on June 28, plus seasonal fruits at MicCardell’s.
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Lynch Lodge
A. F
A. M
Masonic Hall
Columbia Lodge
Gro. E. Mrex
J. Cuthbert
Washington, D. C
Hfe
Frederick Post Office
Coxev
Washington
Rice & Bader
Pen-Mar
Baltimore and Ohio
Frederick
Pen Mar
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Merchart Tailor
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